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#0467 · Generation 4 · Sinnoh

Magmortar

Blast Pokémon
Fire

Magmortar is a Fire-type Pokémon from Sinnoh, introduced in Generation 4 and known as the Blast Pokémon. It stands 1.6 m tall, weighs 68.0 kg and has a base stat total of 540.

Height1.6 m
Weight68.0 kg
Stat total540
ColourRed

Magmortar base stats

Its highest base stat is Sp. Atk at 125 and its lowest is Defense at 67. Its total of 540 is higher than 86% of all Pokémon.

HP75
Attack95
Defense67
Sp. Atk125
Sp. Def95
Speed83
Total540

Magmortar weaknesses and resistances

Magmortar takes double damage from Ground, Rock and Water moves. It resists Bug, Steel, Fire, Grass, Ice and Fairy moves.

Takes 2× damageGroundRockWater
Takes ½× damageBugSteelFireGrassIceFairy

Magmortar evolution

Magmortar evolves from Magmar.

Magmortar

Catching Magmortar

Magmortar has a catch rate of 30 out of 255, which makes it tricky to catch. In the Tall Grass Club meadow, better balls improve your odds.

30 / 255

Where to find Magmortar

In the Tall Grass Club catching game, Magmortar is rarely seen in the wild. The best way to get one is to evolve Magmar when it's traded with a friend. Magmar lives in the Volcano.

Magmortar in the main Pokémon games

Here's where wild Magmortar can be found in the main Pokémon games.

  • Pokémon Shield: The Crown TundraBallimere Lake, Giant's Bed, Slippery Slope, Snowslide Slope

How to beat Magmortar

Magmortar is weak to Ground, Rock and Water moves, so Pokémon of those types are your best bet.

Strong counters that also resist its attacks:

Moves Magmortar learns

These are the attacks Magmortar learns by levelling up in the newest games, which are the same moves it learns in Tall Grass Club. Its first moves are Ember and Smog.

LevelMoveTypePowerAccuracy
1EmberFire40100%
1SmogPoison3070%
12Clear SmogPoison50100%
16Flame WheelFire60100%
28Fire PunchFire75100%
34Lava PlumeFire80100%
46FlamethrowerFire90100%
58Fire BlastFire11085%
64Hyper BeamNormal15090%

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