How to Catch Type: Null and its Learnset | Pokemon Sword and Shield

This is a guide to the Pokemon Type: Null, including its Learnset and where it can be found in Pokemon Sword and Shield. Read on for information on its evolutions, abilities, type advantages, and more.

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Charizard	Type: Null	Silvally

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Type: Null - Type and Abilities

Type: Null - Type

Type: Null
Type 1	Type 2
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Type Defenses

	Type
Deals 4x damage	-
Deals 2x damage
Deals 0.5x damage	-
Deals 1/4x damage	-
Deals 0x damage

Abilities

Egg Group

Egg Groups
Undiscovered

Effort Values (EV) Earned

Base Stats of Type: Null

HP	95 (#45)
Atk	95 (#88)
Def	95 (#66)
Sp. Atk	95 (#56)
Sp. Def	95 (#56)
Speed	59 (#214)
Total Base Stats	534 (#21)

Evolution Chart of Type: Null

Pokemon	How to Evolve
Type: Null	-
Silvally	Evolves from Type: Null by leveling up with high Friendship

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Locations Where Type: Null Appears

Receive in Battle Tower after Completing the Game

After Completing the Game, the building formerly known as the Rose Tower will have become the Battle Tower. Inside the Battle Tower, on the left side, there is a woman who will give Type: Null to the player.

On talking to the woman, you will receive Type: Null automatically, so it's a good idea to save before talking to her. This is the only location to receive Type: Null in the game, so if you receive a Type: Null with low IVs or an unfavorable Nature, this will be your only chance to reset and try for a better Pokemon.

Like all Pokemon in the Undiscovered Egg Group, Type: Null automatically has at least 3 out of 6 IVs at the maximum value, so it should not take so many tries to get a Type: Null with high IVs and a good Nature.

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Learnset of Type: Null

Learnset by Leveling Up

Lv.	Move	Type	Power	Acc.	PP
Base	Tackle		40	100	35
Base	Imprison		-	-	10
5	Aerial Ace		60	-	20
10	Scary Face		-	100	10
15	Double Hit		35	90	10
20	Metal Sound			85	40
25	Crush Claw		75	95	10
30	Air Slash		75	95	20
35	Tri Attack		80	100	10
40	X-Scissor		80	100	15
45	Iron Head		80	100	15
50	Take Down		90	85	20
55	Double-Edge		120	100	15

Learnset by TM

No.	Move	Type	Power	Acc.	PP
TM08	Hyper Beam		150	90	5
TM09	Giga Impact		150	90	5
TM14	Thunder Wave		-	90	20
TM21	Rest		-	-	10
TM22	Rock Slide		75	90	10
TM24	Snore		50	100	15
TM25	Protect		-	-	10
TM26	Scary Face		-	100	10
TM27	Icy Wind		55	95	15
TM32	Sandstorm		-	-	10
TM33	Rain Dance		-	-	5
TM34	Sunny Day		-	-	5
TM35	Hail		-	-	10
TM39	Facade		70	100	20
TM40	Swift		60	-	20
TM44	Imprison		-	-	10
TM56	U-turn		70	100	20
TM57	Payback		50	100	10
TM65	Shadow Claw		70	100	15
TM76	Round		60	100	15
TM95	Air Slash		75	95	20

Learnset by TR

No.	Move	Type	Power	Acc.	PP
TR00	Swords Dance		-	-	20
TR19	Tri Attack		80	100	10
TR20	Substitute		-	-	10
TR26	Endure		-	-	10
TR27	Sleep Talk		-	-	10
TR46	Iron Defense		-	-	15
TR47	Dragon Claw		80	100	15
TR60	X-Scissor		80	100	15
TR74	Iron Head		80	100	15
TR85	Work Up		-	-	30

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