Paras

paras

Pokédex Data

National N°

0046

Type

buggrass

Species

Mushroom Pokémon

Height

0.3 m

Weight

5.4 kg

Abilities

Effect spore

Dry skin

Damp (hidden ability)

Local N°

0046 (Kanto)

0070 (Original johto)

0070 (Updated johto)

0147 (Original alola)

0074 (Original akala)

0066 (Original ulaula)

0180 (Updated alola)

0081 (Updated akala)

0072 (Updated ulaula)

0046 (Letsgo kanto)

0053 (Hisui)

Training

EV yield

1 Attack

Catch rate

190

Base friendship

70

Base exp.

57

Growth rate

Medium

Breeding

Egg groups

Bug Plant

Gender

50% male, 50% female

Egg Cycles

20 (4884-5140 steps)

Base stats

HP

Attack

Defense

Sp. Atk

Sp. Def

Speed

Total

35

70

55

45

55

25

285

95

67

54

45

54

27

Min

142

134

117

106

117

84

Max

180

130

103

85

103

49

Max

274

262

229

207

229

163

Max

Minimum calculated values assuming unfavourable nature, 0EVs and 0IVs Maximum calculated values assuming favourable nature, 252EVS and 31IVs

Type defenses

The effectiveness of each type on Paras

normal

x1

fire

x4

water

x0.5

electric

x0.5

grass

x0.25

ice

x2

fighting

x0.5

poison

x2

ground

x0.25

flying

x4

psychic

x1

bug

x2

rock

x2

ghost

x1

dragon

x1

dark

x1

steel

x1

fairy

x1

Evolution chart

Moves learned by Paras

Pokédex entries

I

Burrows to suck tree roots. The mushrooms on its back grow by draw­ ing nutrients from the bug host.

II

It is doused with mushroom spores when it is born. As its body grows, mushrooms sprout from its back.

III

PARAS has parasitic mushrooms growing on its back called tochukaso. They grow large by drawing nutrients from the BUG POKéMON host. They are highly valued as a medicine for extending life.

IV

Mushrooms named tochukaso grow on its back. They grow along with the host PARAS.

V

Mushrooms named tochukaso grow on its back. They grow along with the host Paras.

VI

Growing out of the bug’s back are mushrooms called tochukaso. The mushrooms grow with the bug host.

VII

No matter how much it eats, the mushrooms growing on its back steal away most of the nutrients it consumes.

VIII

Sometimes seen at the foot of trees in humid forests. The mushrooms on its back—called tochukaso—are not present on infant specimens and instead emerge as Paras matures.

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