Eternatus - Evolutions, Location, and Learnset

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This is a page on the Legendary Pokemon Eternatus, including its learnable moves and where it can be found in Pokemon Sword and Shield. Read on for information on its evolutions, abilities, type advantages, and location.

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Should You Catch an Eternatus with High IVs?

You do not necessarily have to

The process of carefully selecting and catching an Eternaus with high IVs is very long and drawn out, so it is not entirely necessary. Mints and the rare items Bottle Cap/Gold Bottle Cap can be used to get the ideal IVs for your Eternatus.

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Mints and Bottle Caps will only change the actual stat values

Mints can change a Pokemon's nature, and Bottle Caps/Gold Bottle Caps can change a Pokemon's IVs, but only the actual values will change, and the stats shown on a Pokemon's summary screen will not reflect this. Therefore, as long as this does not bother you, there is no real reason to repeatedly try and catch an Eternatus with high IVs or a good nature.

Items you can use to obtain Eternatus's best IVs

Gold Bottle Cap

Bottle Cap

Modest Mint

Bottle Caps/Gold Bottle Caps can be used to max out a level 100 Pokemon's IVs. This item will be required each time you would like to do Hyper Training in the Battle Tower. Additionally, the item Modest Mint, which will adjust a Pokemon's stat growth to be the same as the Modest nature (Special Attack increased), can be obtained in the Battle Tower.

Eternatus Recommended Nature and IVs

Aim for Modest Nature with Sp. Atk 216 and Speed 179

Eternatus's best nature is Modest, and its recommended stats are a Sp. Attack of 216 and Speed of 179. This will let you unleash Eternatus's full potential. Also, be sure and give it Sp. Atk and Spd EVs as well.

Note: This assumes getting the max IVs of 31.

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How to Catch Eternatus with High IVs

Things to do first

Train your party up to around level 60

Eternatus will appear at level 60 in its default form. You will have a lot less difficulty defeating it if you first train your Pokemon to around level 60 to ensure they have the necessary firepower to take Eternatus down. You cannot catch Eternatus in its normal form, so be ready for a full on battle in the first round.

Set your text speed to Fast

The battle will begin after the Champion Leon's failed attempt to catch Eternatus finishes. If you are going to be repeating this process several times, you will want to have text speed set to Fast to ensure quicker run throughs.

Steps to Catching Eternatus

Save your game before going up the stairs

If you want to repeat the process most quickly, you will want to save right in front of Hop. Before saving, make absolutely sure to turn off auto-saving.

Eternatus - Type and Abilities

Types

Default	Eternamax
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	-

Eternatus - Abilities

Eternatus - Egg Group

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Eternatus Base Stats

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Learnset of Eternatus

Learnset by Leveling Up

Lv.	Move	Type	Power	Acc.	PP
Base	Agility		-	-	30
Base	Confuse Ray		-	100	10
Base	Dragon Tail		60	90	10
Base	Poison Tail		50	100	25
8	Toxic		-	90	10
16	Venoshock		65	100	10
24	Dragon Dance		-	-	20
32	Cross Poison		70	100	20
40	Dragon Pulse		85	100	10
48	Flamethrower		90	100	15
56	Dynamax Cannon		100	100	5
64	Cosmic Power		-	-	20
72	Recover		-	-	10
80	Hyper Beam		150	90	5
88	Eternabeam		160	90	6

Learnset by TM

No.	Move	Type	Power	Acc.	PP
TM06	Fly		90	95	15
TM08	Hyper Beam		150	90	5
TM09	Giga Impact		150	90	5
TM11	Solar Beam		120	100	10
TM16	Screech		-	85	40
TM17	Light Screen		-	-	30
TM18	Reflect		-	-	20
TM21	Rest		-	-	10
TM24	Snore		50	100	15
TM25	Protect		-	-	10
TM26	Scary Face		-	100	10
TM39	Facade		70	100	20
TM57	Payback		50	100	10
TM58	Assurance		60	100	10
TM73	Cross Poison		70	100	20
TM74	Venoshock		65	100	10
TM76	Round		60	100	15
TM92	Mystical Fire		75	100	10
TM97	Brutal Swing		60	100	20

Learnset by TR

No.	Move	Type	Power	Acc.	PP
TR02	Flamethrower		90	100	15
TR12	Agility		-	-	30
TR20	Substitute		-	-	10
TR22	Sludge Bomb		90	100	10
TR26	Endure		-	-	10
TR27	Sleep Talk		-	-	10
TR33	Shadow Ball		80	100	15
TR44	Cosmic Power		-	-	20
TR51	Dragon Dance		-	-	20
TR54	Toxic Spikes		-	-	20
TR57	Poison Jab		80	100	20
TR62	Dragon Pulse		85	100	10
TR70	Flash Cannon		80	100	10
TR78	Sludge Wave		95	100	10
TR91	Venom Drench		-	100	20

Learnset through a Move Tutor

Move	Type	Power	Acc.	PP
Draco Meteor		130	90	5
Meteor Beam		120	90	10

Learnset via Egg Moves

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