Utility
Balanced
30Speed · Very Slow

Stats & Training

Seedot's stats barely vary. None sit in respectable range with no real gaps. It's a blank slate for EV investment. Worth 1 Defense EV, 1.06M XP medium-slow curve to max.

Base Stats
Below
HP40
D
Attack40
D
Defense50
D
Sp. Atk30
F
Sp. Def30
F
Speed30
F
Total220
Details
Catch Rate
Guaranteed255 / 255
Growth Rate
Medium Slow1.06M XP
Height0.5 m
Weight4.0 kg
Base XP44
Abilities
Chlorophyll
Doubles Speed during strong sunlight.
Early Bird
Makes sleep pass twice as quickly.
PickpocketHA
Steals attacking Pokémon's held items on contact.
EV Yield
HPAtkDef+1SpASpDSpe
Defense training source
Pokedex Entries
No Sun Moon entries available

When it dangles from a tree branch, it looks just like an acorn. It enjoys scaring other Pokémon that try to peck at it.

Seedot Weakness

Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, and Bug moves hit Seedot for super-effective damage. It resists 4 types, giving it decent defensive coverage.

Seedot Weakness and Resistance Chart
DamageTypes
2x (Weak)Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, Bug
0.5x (Resist)Water, Electric, Grass, Ground
Type ChartFragile
5Weak
4Resist
0Immune
Score-6
4xCritical
None
¼xResist
None
0xImmune
None
How to Beat Seedot in Sun & Moon (Best Counters)
Volcarona
Volcarona
BugFire
A
Bug is super effective against SeedotView Volcarona →

Sun & Moon Evolution

Seedot is the start of a three-stage chain. It evolves into Nuzleaf first, then eventually reaches Shiftry. For breeding, quick to hatch with a massive partner pool via two egg groups. The evolved forms gain up to 260 total stats over Seedot. View every chain in the Evolution Chart.

How to Evolve

3 Forms
Stat Comparison 3 Stages
Seedot
Grass
Nuzleaf
GrassDark
Shiftry
GrassDark
HP
40
70+30
90+20
ATK
40
70+30
100+30
DEF
50
40-10
60+20
SP.ATK
30
60+30
90+30
SP.DEF
30
40+10
60+20
SPE
30
60+30
80+20
BST
220D-Tier
340D-Tier+120
480C-Tier+140
ROLE
Balanced
Balanced
Attacker
TYPE
Utility
Physical
Mixed

Breeding

Very Easy

Breed Seedot easily with 218 breeding partners from the Ground and Plant egg groups. Pass egg moves like Amnesia, Beat Up, Bullet Seed and 10 more to offspring.

Egg Groups
GroundPlant
Gender
50.0%50.0%
Hatch Time
15 cycles·3,855 steps
Quick~4 min with Flame Body
Egg Moves
13moves
Breed With (best first)
raichupikachunidokinggolduckampharosvenusaurmeganiumtorterraroseradeserperiorrhydonludicolo

Sun & Moon Seedot Best Moveset

Best Build

No build content available for this Pokemon in Gen 7.

Try selecting a different game/generation filter, or check back later.

Moves

Don't skip the egg moves. Seedot picks up Amnesia and Beat Up only through breeding, and both fill gaps the natural movepool can't. STAB runs through Solar Beam and Energy Ball while Normal and Ghost coverage and more adds range.

Level-Up Moves

Lv 1
Bide+1
10Normal
Lv 3
Harden
D30Normal
Lv 9
Growth
D20Normal
Lv 15
Nature Power
D20Normal
Lv 21
Synthesis
C5Grass
Lv 27
Sunny Day
C5Fire
Lv 33
Explosion
C2501005Normal

TM Moves

TM
TM45
Attract
C10015Normal
TM100
Confide
D20Normal
TM32
Double Team
15Normal
TM53
Energy Ball
D9010010Grass
TM64
Explosion
C2501005Normal
TM42
Facade
D7010020Normal
TM54
False Swipe
4010040Normal
TM21
Frustration
D10020Normal
TM86
Grass Knot
D10020Grass
TM10
Hidden Power
6010015Normal
TM96
Nature Power
D20Normal
TM17
Protect+4
C10Normal
TM44
Rest
C10Psychic
TM27
Return
D10020Normal
TM48
Round
D6010015Normal
TM30
Shadow Ball
D8010015Ghost
TM88
Sleep Talk
C10Normal
TM22
Solar Beam
D20010010Grass
TM90
Substitute
C10Normal
TM11
Sunny Day
C5Fire
TM87
Swagger
D8515Normal
TM75
Swords Dance
C20Normal
TM06
Toxic
C9010Poison

Egg Moves

Egg
Egg
Amnesia
D20Psychic
Egg
Beat Up
10010Dark
Egg
Bullet Seed
D2510030Grass
Egg
Defog
C15Flying
Egg
Foul Play
D9510015Dark
Egg
Grassy Terrain
10Grass
Egg
Leech Seed
C9010Grass
Egg
Nasty Plot
C20Dark
Egg
Power Swap
D10Psychic
Egg
Quick Attack+1
D4010030Normal
Egg
Razor Wind
8010010Normal
Egg
Take Down
908520Normal
Egg
Worry Seed
D10010Grass

Tutor Moves

Seedot can't learn any Tutor moves

Transfer Moves

Gen
Gen 3
Body Slam
D8510015Normal
Gen 4
Captivate
10020Normal
Gen 3
Defense Curl
D40Normal
Gen 6
Dig
D8010010Ground
Gen 3
Double-Edge
D12010015Normal
Gen 4
Endure+4
C10Normal
Gen 6
Flash
D10020Normal
Gen 4
Headbutt
D7010015Normal
Gen 3
Mimic
D10Normal
Gen 4
Natural Gift
10015Normal
Gen 6
Retaliate
D701005Normal
Gen 6
Rock Smash
D4010015Fighting
Gen 4
Rollout
D309020Rock
Gen 6
Secret Power
7010020Normal

How to Get Seedot in Sun & Moon

No wild encounters for Seedot in Sun & Moon. It's available in Ruby, Emerald, or Brilliant Diamond and can be transferred over. The details below show where to find it.

Seedot is not available as a wild encounter in this game.

Also found in:

Seedot Guide

  • Nuzleaf at level 14 is the mid-stage. Push through to Shiftry using a Leaf Stone for the final form. 220 BST right now won't cut it long-term.

  • Level 14 gets you Nuzleaf. Quick enough that Seedot barely slows you down.

  • In Sun & Moon, Seedot does the job early-game if you need a Grass type on your team. Evolve it into Nuzleaf before the later gyms and it holds up fine through the story.

  • You can find Seedot in Sun & Moon. The Locations section has the full breakdown of routes and encounter details. It also appears in 14 other games across the series.

Game Availability

Seedot first appeared in Ruby & Sapphire and has been available in 15 games across 8 generations. Obtainable through catching or hatching as a base form in most titles where it appears.

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