Fraxure #0611


The Axe Jaw Pokémon


TypingDragon
Abilities
Rivalry - Ability 1
Mold Breaker - Ability 2
Unnerve - Hidden
ClassificationThe Axe Jaw Pokémon
National ID#0611
Regional ID#0141

Type Effectiveness

Weak x2
IceDragonFairy
Resists x½
FireWaterGrassElectric
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This page displays data from The Indigo Disk (Violet) (the most recent standard appearance of this Pokémon). To view data from other games, use the game selector in the sidebar.

Official Artwork

Fraxure(fraxure) official artwork

Base Stats

StatAmountStat Range
HP66
126173
Attack117
109185
Defense70
67134
Sp. Attack40
40101
Sp. Defense50
49112
Speed67
64130
Total410Calculated Stat Range
HP66Atk117Def70Spe67SpD50SpA40
Calculated stats: Lv. 50Lv. 100Nature details:

Evolutionary Family

Breeding and Species Information

Egg Group(s)
Monster
Dragon
Egg Cycles40
Egg Steps
10240 - Generations II, III, and VII
10200 - Generations IV
10280 - Generations V and VI
10200 - Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl
5120 - Sword, Shield, Scarlet, and Violet
Gender Ratio
50.00%
50.00%
Height0.1 m (0'4")
Weight3.6 kg (7.9 lbs.)

Battle Information

EV Yield
2 Attack
Base Exp. Yield144
Catch Rate60
Catch Chance
Exp. Growth RateSlow
Base Friendship35
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Pokédex Entries

"Because its tusks don’t grow back once they break, this Pokémon apparently won’t use them unless truly necessary."

"Fraxure uses its thick tusks to neatly cut prey into two portions—one to eat now and one to save for later."

"After battle, this Pokémon carefully sharpens its tusks on river rocks. It needs to take care of its tusks—if one breaks, it will never grow back."

"Its skin is as hard as a suit of armor. Fraxure’s favorite strategy is to tackle its opponents, stabbing them with its tusks at the same time."

"Their tusks can shatter rocks. Territory battles between Fraxure can be intensely violent."

"A broken tusk will not grow back, so it diligently sharpens its tusks on river rocks after the end of a battle."

"A broken tusk will not grow back, so it diligently sharpens its tusks on river rocks after the end of a battle."

"Their tusks can shatter rocks. Territory battles between Fraxure can be intensely violent."

"Since a broken tusk will not grow back, they diligently sharpen their tusks on river rocks after they’ve been fighting."

"Their tusks can shatter rocks. Territory battles between Fraxure can be intensely violent."

"A broken tusk will not grow back, so it diligently sharpens its tusks on river rocks after the end of a battle."

Learnset

Learnset via Level-up

The following moves are learned by Fraxure via level-up in Pokémon The Indigo Disk (Violet):
Level
Name
Power
Acc.
Type
Cat.
160100DarkPhys.
140100NormalPhys.
1100NormalStat.
140100NormalPhys.
960100DarkPhys.
12100DarkStat.
1570100NormalPhys.
1880100DragonPhys.
21100NormalStat.
2480100DarkPhys.
27DragonStat.
3060100DragonPhys.
33NormalStat.
3685100DragonSpec.
41NormalStat.
46120100DragonPhys.
51130NormalPhys.
5615090NormalPhys.

Pre-evolution Moves

The following moves are learned by Fraxure via a pre-evolution:
Name
Power
Acc.
Type
Cat.
9090WaterPhys.
1100FightingPhys.
90100BugPhys.
10075SteelPhys.
70100DarkPhys.

Learnset via TM

The following moves are learned by Fraxure via TM in Pokémon The Indigo Disk (Violet):
TM
Name
Power
Acc.
Type
Cat.
TM0019085NormalPhys.
TM006100NormalStat.
TM007NormalStat.
TM0121100FightingPhys.
TM02050100GrassPhys.
TM02570100NormalPhys.
TM02760FlyingPhys.
TM02860100GroundPhys.
TM0305595DarkSpec.
TM03260NormalSpec.
TM0366095RockPhys.
TM0431100DarkPhys.
TM0446090DragonPhys.
TM047NormalStat.
TM049FireStat.
TM050WaterStat.
TM05580100GroundPhys.
TM05740100NormalPhys.
TM05875100FightingPhys.
TM06170100GhostPhys.
TM070NormalStat.
TM07880100DragonPhys.
TM08380100PoisonPhys.
TM08475100GroundPhys.
TM085PsychicStat.
TM087100DarkStat.
TM088NormalStat.
TM09980100SteelPhys.
TM100DragonStat.
TM103NormalStat.
TM10580100BugPhys.
TM10880100DarkPhys.
TM11585100DragonSpec.
TM12390100WaterSpec.
TM1341100FightingPhys.
TM15215090NormalPhys.
TM156120100DragonPhys.
TM16913090DragonSpec.
TM17180100NormalSpec.
TM172NormalStat.
TM2002590DragonPhys.
TM204120100NormalPhys.
TM2051100NormalPhys.
TM22260100DragonPhys.
TM226DragonStat.

How to Obtain

Available In

Generation V

Black

PokeballCatchable

White

PokeballCatchable

Black 2

PokeballCatchable

White 2

PokeballCatchable

Generation VI

X

PokeballCatchable

Y

PokeballCatchable

Generation VII

Sun

Evolve

Moon

Evolve

Ultra Sun

Transfer

Ultra Moon

Transfer

Generation VIII

Sword

PokeballCatchable

Shield

PokeballCatchable

The Crown Tundra (Sword)

PokeballCatchable

The Crown Tundra (Shield)

PokeballCatchable

Generation IX

Scarlet

PokeballCatchable

Violet

PokeballCatchable

The Indigo Disk (Scarlet)

PokeballCatchable

The Indigo Disk (Violet)

PokeballCatchable
What does each category mean?

Catchable Can be caught in the base game without special requirements. It spawns somewhere in game.

Obtainable Available only through an in-game gift, such as a starter or in-game trade with an NPC.

Evolve Only available through evolution. A pre-evolution is available for catching or obtaining.

Event Only available through some sort of event or distribution.

Transfer Exists within the game's data, but can only be obtained via a trade with another player (version exclusive) or transfer through another means like Pokémon HOME.

In-Game Images

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