Bulbasaur Starting Stats and Moves

This is a page about the Pokemon Bulbasaur in the game Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX for Nintendo Switch. Read on to find out about Bulbasaur's Base Stats, Abilities, and Moves on starting the game.

Basic Information

Type

Bulbasaur
Type 1	Type 2
Grass	Poison

Base Stats

Ability

Is Recruiting Bulbasaur Worth It?

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Best Pokemon for the Story

Best Partner for Bulbasaur

Pokemon	Type
Totodile	Type 1: Water Type 2:

Bulbasaur may have a lot of weaknesses, but Totodile can cover most of them with its wide moveset.

With access to Water-, Ice-, Fighting-, and Rock-type moves, Totodile can deal with Fire-, Flying-, Ice-, and Bug-type Pokemon handily.

Best Moveset

Move	Type	Effect
Light Screen	Psychic	You and your teammates in the same room get the Light Screen condition, which reduces the damage taken from special moves.
Razor Leaf	Grass	It damages a Pokemon, even one far away. It has a high critical-hit rate.
Sludge Bomb	Poison	It damages a Pokemon, even one far away. It could also make the enemy Poisoned.
Synthesis	Grass	It restores your HP. During Sunny weather or in Extremely Harsh Sunlight, it restores your HP even more. During Rain, Heavy Rain, Hail, or a Sandstorm, the amount regained goes down.

Notes

• This provides Bulbasaur with two ranged STAB Options and utility for the whole team.
• Bulbasaur isn't a good Pokemon coverage provides. What it can provide is a bit of tankiness and utility through Light Screen and Synthesis.

Learned Moves

Starting Moves

Move	Type	Effect
Seed Bomb	Grass	It damages an enemy.
Sludge	Poison	It damages an enemy. It could also make the enemy Poisoned.
Tackle	Normal	It damages an enemy.
Vine Whip	Grass	It damages an enemy. It reaches up to 2 tiles away.

Moves Learned By Level Up

Lv.	Move	Type	Effect
Base	Tackle	Normal	It damages an enemy.
3	Growl	Normal	It lowers the Attack of enemies in the same room.
7	Vine Whip	Grass	It damages an enemy. It reaches up to 2 tiles away.
13	Poison Powder	Poison	It makes an enemy Poisoned. But it has no effect on Grass-type Pokemon.
13	Sleep Powder	Grass	It makes nearby enemies go to Sleep. But it has no effect on Grass-type Pokemon.
15	Take Down	Normal	It damages an enemy-but you'll receive recoil damage, too.
19	Razor Leaf	Grass	It damages a Pokemon, even one far away. It has a high critical-hit rate.
21	Sweet Scent	Normal	It gives off a sweet scent that lowers the evasiveness of all enemies in the same room. It could also make enemies' Bellies emptier.
25	Growth	Normal	It boosts your Attack and Sp. Atk. During Sunny weather or in Extremely Harsh Sunlight, your stats go up even higher. The stats return to normal when you go to the next floor or step on a Wonder Tile.
27	Double-Edge	Normal	It damages an enemy-but you'll receive recoil damage too.
31	Worry Seed	Grass	It changes the target's Ability to Insomnia. The effect wears off when you go to the next floor.
33	Synthesis	Grass	It restores your HP. During Sunny weather or in Extremely Harsh Sunlight, it restores your HP even more. During Rain, Heavy Rain, Hail, or a Sandstorm, the amount regained goes down.
37	Seed Bomb	Grass	It damages an enemy.

Moves Learned By TM

Move	Type	Effect
Attract	Normal	It makes an enemy Infatuated, which makes the enemy's moves more likely to fail.
Confide	Normal	It lowers the enemy's Sp. Atk.
Double Team	Normal	It boosts your evasiveness. The stat returns to normal when you go to the next floor or step on a Wonder Tile.
Echoed Voice	Normal	It damages enemies. It causes more damage if its used repeatedly. The power also goes up when you use it after a teammate uses it.
Energy Ball	Grass	It damages a Pokemon, even one far away. It could also lower the enemy's Sp. Def.
Facade	Normal	It damages an enemy. The damage it causes goes up if you have a bad status. It also prevents your Attack from being lowered when you use this move while you have a Burn.
Frustration	Normal	It damages an enemy. The less you have opened up to your team, the more powerful this move will be.
Grass Knot	Grass	It damages an enemy. The heavier the enemy, the greater the damage caused by the move.
Hidden Power	Normal	It damages an enemy. The move's type changes on each adventure.
Light Screen	Psychic	You and your teammates in the same room get the Light Screen condition, which reduces the damage taken from special moves.
Nature Power	Normal	Borrowing power from nature, a variety of damaging moves will be used depending on the scenery of the floor.
Protect	Normal	You'll Protect yourself from enemies' moves. But its chance of failure rises if you use it after you've already used a move that blocks enemies' attacks.
Rest	Psychic	You'll get the Napping condition. With the Napping condition, you'll fall asleep, awakening later with all your HP restored and bad statuses healed.
Return	Normal	It damages an enemy. The more you've opened up to your team, the more powerful this move will be.
Round	Normal	It damages an enemy. It causes more damage if your teammate in the same room just used the same move.
Safeguard	Normal	You and your teammates in the same room get the Safeguard condition, which prevents you from having bad statuses.
Sleep Talk	Normal	If you're sleeping, a move you know will be used automatically on an enemy near you. But keep in mind that nothing will happen if you use this while you're wide awake.
Sludge Bomb	Poison	It damages a Pokemon, even one far away. It could also make the enemy Poisoned.
Solar Beam	Grass	You'll get the Solar Beam condition, which lets you charge power to try a powerful attack on the next turn. During Sunny weather or in Extremely Harsh Sunlight, it charges for an immediate attack on the first turn. But during Rain, Heavy Rain, Hail, or a Sandstorm, the damage will be reduced.
Substitute	Normal	You'll create a Substitute if you have more than half your max HP. Every time you use this move, your HP decreases. When you create a Substitute, you won't be targeted by enemies, but you can't use moves or items, and you can't restore your HP naturally.
Sunny Day	Fire	It changes the floor's weather to Sunny. The power of Fire-type moves goes up, and the power of Water-type moves goes down.
Swagger	Normal	It makes an enemy Confused, but it also sharply raises the enemy's Attack.
Swords Dance	Normal	It sharply boosts your Attack. The stat returns to normal when you go to the next floor or step on a Wonder Tile.
Toxic	Poison	It makes the enemy Badly Poisoned. It never misses if used by a Poison-type Pokemon. It will even hit a Pokemon that's used Dig, Fly, or the like.
Venoshock	Poison	It damages an enemy. Its power goes up if the enemy is Poisoned or Badly Poisoned.
Work Up	Normal	It boosts your Attack and Sp. Atk. The stats return to normal when you go to the next floor or step on a Wonder Tile.

Evolution

Evolution Chain

Pokemon	How to Evolve
Bulbasaur	-
Ivysaur	Evolves from Bulbasaur at Lv. 16
Venusaur	Evolves from Ivysaur at Lv. 32

Can Bulbasaur Mega Evolve?

This Pokemon can not Mega Evolve.

How to Get Bulbasaur

Dungeons Where Bulbasaur is Found

This Pokemon is not found in any Dungeons.

Bulbasaur's Rescue Camp

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Starter Pokemon

Cyndaquil	Totodile	Pikachu	Mudkip
Treecko	Psyduck	Chikorita	Charmander
Bulbasaur	Torchic	Cubone	Machop
Eevee	Squirtle	Skitty	Meowth

Pokemon by Type

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Electric	Ice	Fighting
Poison	Ground	Flying
Psychic	Bug	Rock
Ghost	Dragon	Dark
Fairy	Steel	Normal

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