Pokemon Scarlet and Violet will see you capture many Pokemon and allow you to make your campaign as unique as you want it to be. The start of the game will look similar to most players and will offer you a choice between three Pokemon – Sprigatito, Quaxly, and Fuecoco.
In this article, we’re going to talk about Sprigatito’s final form – Meowscarada.
Meowscarada Evolution Line
To get Meowscarada you would have to start your game by choosing the adorable, Grass-type Sprigatito. Sprigatito will have the highest base Speed stat of the three and a pretty good Physical attack. Unfortunately, it will have the highest number of weak spots of the three starting Pokemon and will be vulnerable to Poison, Bug, Ice, Flying, and Fire-type moves.
At level 16 Sprigatito becomes Floragato, and at level 36 Floragato evolves into Meowscarada.
Even though Sprigatito and Floragato are Grass-type, Meowscarada is a dual-type pokemon: Grass-Dark type.
Meowscarada Abilities
Meowscarada possesses two powerful abilities that help it dominate the battleground. The first one is Overgrow, which allows Meowscarada to have 50% greater damage on Grass-type moves when its HP is below one-third.
A hidden ability Meowscarada has is called Protean. Protean changes Meowscarada’s type to that of a move it’s going to perform.
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Meowscarada Stats
Meowscarada’s basic stats look like this:
- HP: 76
- Attack: 110
- Defense: 70
- Special Attack: 81
- Special defense: 70
- Speed: 123
Meowscarada will be susceptible to some types while being resistant to others. Here’s a list of how each type affects Meowscarada:
- Bug-type will deal x4 damage to Meowscarada
- Fire, Ice, Fighting, Poison, Flying, and Fairy-type will deal x2 damage to Meowscarada
- Water, Grass, Electric, Ground, Ghost, and Dark-type deal only x0.5 damage to Meowscarada
- Psychic has no effect on Meowscarada
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