0259 Marshtomp

Performance

Status

  • Ranking Score:
    85.6
  • Main moves:
    Mud Shot, Surf, Mud Bomb
  • Type
    WATER
    GROUND
  • Level:
    29.5-41
  • Rank:
    Lvl 35 0/14/15CP 1500
  • Buddy Distance:
    3km
  • Charged Move Cost:
    10,000 Stardust
  • Attack:
    120.3
  • Defense:
    108.9
  • Stamina:
    142
  • Overall:
    1861

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Traits

Moves

Properties

Registeel has the following traits and playstyles:
  • + Spammy
    Reaches Charged Moves quickly.
  • + Shield Pressure
    Pressures opponents to shield its strong or rapid attacks.
  • - Low Fast Move Pressure
    Deals low Fast Move damage. It may struggle to bring down weakened opponents.
  • - Volatile
    Susceptible to one or more double weaknesses.
Move stats include same type and Shadow attack bonuses.
Recommended Move:
*Event or Elite TM exclusive*Unobtainable via TM
No.Move TypesMoveAccuracyPowerDamageAverageFast MoveCountRemark
1FastMud Shot4.51.82Fast Charge
2FastWater Gun33.61General
3ChargedSurf40781.955 - 4 - 5 - 4Spam/Bait
4ChargedMud Bomb40721.85 - 4 - 5 - 4Spam/Bait
5ChargedSludge40501.255 - 4 - 5 - 4Coverage Spam/Bait
6ChargedReturn†701301.868 - 8 - 8 - 8Neutral Nuke
Weaknesses
grass
x2.56
Resistances
steel
x0.625
rock
x0.625
poison
x0.625
fire
x0.625
electric
x0.625

Character Introduction

Summary

Marshtomp is a Water & Ground Pokémon which evolves from Mudkip. It is vulnerable to Grass moves. Marshtomp's strongest moveset is Water Gun & Surf and it has a Max CP of 1,776. Marshtomp evolves into Swampert.

About

Marshtomp's skin is coated with a slimy film that enables it to thrive both on land and in the mud, especially when playing during ocean low tides.

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PVP Mode Explanatory Notes

PvP Moveset Explanation
Mud Shot + Surf and Mud Bomb

The most straightforward moveset available to Marshtomp, with an emphasis on its two STAB charge moves backed by the one of the highest energy-generating fast moves in the game. Combine extremely quick energy from Mud Shot with two STAB charge moves that only cost 40 energy each, and Marshtomp quickly gained a reputation as a speedy charge move spammer. Even though Surf (1.63 DPE) and Mud Bomb (1.38 DPE) don't pack as much of a punch as other charge moves, the damage does stack up rather quickly if unshielded. 

Mud Shot + Surf and Sludge

This moveset is just as quick as the previous one, but drops Mud Bomb for coverage against Marshtomp's only weakness: Grass-type Pokemon. From a stats perspective Sludge (1.25 DPE) is actually a very poor move, but a low energy cost (40) mirroring Marshtomp's other charge moves makes it easy to use and doesn't require shield baiting. There's also the extra perk of bruising the popular Azumaril pick. As a side note, swapping for Mud Bomb instead of Surf isn't as advisable due to the latter's higher damage, but can still work depending on the matchups. 

PvP Rating Explanation
Great League: 3 / 5

Marshtomp was one of the first major PvP picks thanks to the TSR Boulder Cup in January 2019, but ever since then has somewhat fallen out of favor as other Pokemon became more notable. Known for being a speedy charge move spammer, Marshtomp is still very good at applying large shield pressure. With only a single vulnerability and well-rounded stats, Marshtomp doesn't have too many fears overall. However, since its only weakness is a double weakness, it falls extremely quickly to Razor Leaf users and loses to pretty much every other Grass-type Pokemon available. Don't be surprised if you suddenly get OHKO'd from a Mew running Grass Knot. 

Ultra League: 0 / 5

Marshtomp is limited to Great League by its max CP of 1776.

Master League: 0 / 5

Sry mud boi, you gotta evolve to play in the big leagues. 

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