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Skrelp Location, Evolution, and Stats

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Skrelp is a Poison/Water Type Pokemon that appears in Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Learn more about Skrelp, its location, stats, and more.

Legends: Z-A Pokedex
Pokemon Legends: Z-A MalamarMalamar
Dex #160
Pokemon Legends: Z-A Skrelp Skrelp
Dex #161
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Dex #162

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Alpha Skrelp Location

Location Overworld and Map Image
Lumiose Sewers
Alpha Skrelp Overworld Location Alpha Skrelp Map Location

AlphaNortheast Bridge in the Sewers
Chance to Spawn
Alpha Skrelp can spawn in the northeastern bridge of the Sewers.
Alpha Move: Shadow Ball
Lumiose Sewers
Alpha Skrelp Overworld Location Alpha Skrelp Map Location

AlphaEast Corridor in the Sewers
Chance to Spawn
Alpha Skrelp can spawn in the east corridor of the Sewers accessed from the Saison Canal.
Alpha Move: Shadow Ball

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Catch in Lumiose Sewers

Sewers
Skrelp can be found inside the Lumiose Sewers, which you can access during Main Mission 19, when you are tasked to find Gwynn before your promotion match with Ivor. It also has a chance to appear as an Alpha Pokemon.

After the Main Mission, you can get back to the area after completing Side Mission 57 and go in from the entrance found near Bleu Sector 3.
How to Return to the Sewers

Skrelp Game Data

Skrelp Type

Regular
Shiny
L-A Dex #161
Skrelp ImageSkrelp
Pokemon Water Type IconPokemon Poison Type Icon
Gen 6
Height 0.5 m
Weight 7.3 kg
Species Mock Kelp Pokémon
EV Yield SpDef +1
L-A Dex #161
Skrelp ImageShiny Skrelp
Pokemon Water Type IconPokemon Poison Type Icon
Gen 6
Height 0.5 m
Weight 7.3 kg
Species Mock Kelp Pokémon
EV Yield SpDef +1
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Skrelp Weakness and Resistance

Weak to:
(2x)
Pokemon Electric Type Icon Pokemon Ground Type Icon Pokemon Psychic Type Icon
Damaged Normally By: (1x)
Pokemon Normal Type Icon Pokemon Grass Type Icon Pokemon Flying Type Icon Pokemon Rock Type Icon Pokemon Ghost Type Icon Pokemon Dragon Type Icon Pokemon Dark Type Icon
Resists: (0.5x)
Pokemon Fire Type Icon Pokemon Water Type Icon Pokemon Ice Type Icon Pokemon Fighting Type Icon Pokemon Poison Type Icon Pokemon Bug Type Icon Pokemon Steel Type Icon Pokemon Fairy Type Icon

Skrelp Stats

Base Stats
Lv. 50 Stats
Stat Value Rank
HP
50
#239
Atk
60
#230
Def
60
#210
SpAtk
60
#195
SpDef
60
#210
Speed
30
#289
Total
320
#250
List of Pokemon by Base Stats
Stat Max 0Nat 0EV -Nat Min
HP 157 157 125 125 110
Atk 123 112 80 72 58
Def 123 112 80 72 58
SpAtk 123 112 80 72 58
SpDef 123 112 80 72 58
Spd 90 82 50 45 31
  • Max: Max IVs & EVs and a stat-boosting Nature
  • 0Nat: Max IVs & EVs and a neutral Nature
  • 0EV: Max IVs, 0 EVs, and a neutral Nature
  • -Nat: Max IVs, 0 EVs, and a stat-reducing Nature
  • Min: 0 IVs & EVs, and a stat-reducing Nature

Skrelp Evolution Line

Skrelp Evolution Line
SkrelpSkrelp
Lv. 48
DragalgeDragalge

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Skrelp Best Nature for Story

Bold or Calm

Nature Stat Changes
Bold Defense, Attack
Calm SpDef, Attack

Due to Skrelp having very high Defensive stats, its best natures are either Bold or Calm to boost its Defense or Special Defense further.

Skrelp also has a better Special Attack stat compared to its Attack, so choosing one of the above natures allows Skrelp to still deal some damage with its Special Moves.

Alternative Natures

Nature Stat Changes
Relaxed Defense, Speed
Sassy SpDef, Speed

You can also give Skrelp either Relaxed or Sassy nature, allowing you to increase your Defense or Special Defense at the cost of reduced Speed.

Keep in mind that giving Skrelp any of the above two natures will increase the cooldown of moves, putting you at a disadvantage against faster Pokemon.

Use Mints to Change Natures

Mint Usage

If your Skrelp has a different Nature than the ones we recommend above, you can use a Mint to change its Nature.
Mints Locations and How to Change Nature

Skrelp Learnset

narrow down the range of conditions

Learnset by Leveling Up

Lv. Move Type Cat Power/CD
Base Tackle Normal Type Moves Physical Type Moves 40 / 4
The user attacks by charging forward and slamming into targets with its whole body.
Base Water Gun Water Type Moves Special Type Moves 40 / 6
The user attacks by blasting targets with a forceful shot of water.
Base Smokescreen Normal Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 10
The user cloaks the area in a cloud of smoke or ink. Those within the cloud will be undetectable to wild Pokémon.
5 Tail Whip Normal Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 7
The user wags its tail cutely to make targets less wary, which lowers their Defense stats for a short time.
10 Mud Shot Ground Type Moves Special Type Moves 55 / 6
The user attacks by hurling a blob of mud at targets. This also makes targets move more slowly for a short time.
15 Bubble Beam Water Type Moves Special Type Moves 65 / 6
The user attacks by shooting out a blast of bubbles. This may also make targets move more slowly.
22 Double Team Normal Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 15
The user moves so quickly that it creates illusory copies of itself, allowing the user to evade incoming attacks.
25 Toxic Poison Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 10
The user badly poisons targets. The poison's damage worsens over time.
30 Water Pulse Water Type Moves Special Type Moves 60 / 6
The user attacks by shooting a pulsing blast of water. This may also leave targets confused.
32 Poison Jab Poison Type Moves Physical Type Moves 80 / 8
The user attacks by stabbing targets with a poison- soaked tentacle, arm, or the like. This may also leave targets poisoned.
36 Dragon Pulse Dragon Type Moves Special Type Moves 85 / 8
The user attacks by blasting targets with a shock wave emitted from its gaping mouth.
40 Sludge Bomb Poison Type Moves Special Type Moves 90 / 7
The user attacks by hurling unsanitary sludge at targets. This may also leave targets poisoned.
46 Hydro Pump Water Type Moves Special Type Moves 110 / 12
The user attacks by blasting targets with a huge volume of water launched under great pressure.
52 Sludge Wave Poison Type Moves Special Type Moves 95 / 8
The user attacks by sending a giant wave of sludge across a wide area. This may also leave those hit poisoned.

Learnset by TM

No. Move Type Cat Power/CD
007 Toxic Poison Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 10
The user badly poisons targets. The poison's damage worsens over time.
009 Flip Turn Water Type Moves Physical Type Moves 60 / 12
The user attacks by dishing out a quick blow, then rushes back to its Trainer with incredible speed.
017 Protect Normal Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 15
The user takes on a protective stance that prevents incoming attacks from landing.
020 Play Rough Fairy Type Moves Physical Type Moves 80 / 8
The user attacks by playing rough. This may also lower targets' Attack stats.
032 Double Team Normal Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 15
The user moves so quickly that it creates illusory copies of itself, allowing the user to evade incoming attacks.
035 Endure Normal Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 12
The user takes a ready stance to endure any attack. While in this stance, the user will be able to take a hit and be left with at least 1 HP without fail.
041 Water Pulse Water Type Moves Special Type Moves 60 / 6
The user attacks by shooting a pulsing blast of water. This may also leave targets confused.
046 Mud Shot Ground Type Moves Special Type Moves 55 / 6
The user attacks by hurling a blob of mud at targets. This also makes targets move more slowly for a short time.
053 Sludge Bomb Poison Type Moves Special Type Moves 90 / 7
The user attacks by hurling unsanitary sludge at targets. This may also leave targets poisoned.
067 Thunderbolt Electric Type Moves Special Type Moves 90 / 8
The user attacks with a strong electric blast. This may also leave targets paralyzed.
073 Surf Water Type Moves Special Type Moves 90 / 8
The user attacks by swamping a wide area with a giant wave.
074 Shadow Ball Ghost Type Moves Special Type Moves 80 / 8
The user attacks by hurling a shadowy blob. This may also lower targets' Sp. Def stats.
075 Dragon Pulse Dragon Type Moves Special Type Moves 85 / 8
The user attacks by blasting targets with a shock wave emitted from its gaping mouth.
076 Liquidation Water Type Moves Physical Type Moves 85 / 8
The user attacks by slamming into targets using a full- force blast of water. This may also lower targets' Defense stats.
077 Poison Jab Poison Type Moves Physical Type Moves 80 / 8
The user attacks by stabbing targets with a poison- soaked tentacle, arm, or the like. This may also leave targets poisoned.
085 Substitute Normal Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 10
The user sacrifices a small amount of HP to create a substitute for itself.
089 Toxic Spikes Poison Type Moves Status Type Moves - / 7
The user lays a trap of poison spikes in front of itself. The spikes will poison susceptible opposing Pokémon that make contact with them.
093 Outrage Dragon Type Moves Physical Type Moves 120 / 15
The user attacks in a furious rampage, then becomes confused.
096 Hydro Pump Water Type Moves Special Type Moves 110 / 12
The user attacks by blasting targets with a huge volume of water launched under great pressure.
098 Waterfall Water Type Moves Physical Type Moves 80 / 8
The user attacks by charging at targets with incredible momentum. This may also make targets flinch.
100 Gunk Shot Poison Type Moves Physical Type Moves 120 / 10
The user attacks by shooting out filthy garbage. This may also leave targets poisoned.

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