Graveler #0075

The Rock Pokémon

Forms:

The data on this page are from The Teal Mask (Scarlet) and The Teal Mask (Violet), the most recent appearance of Graveler. Use the left menu (blue tab) to see data from other games!

Typing	RockGround
Abilities	Rock Head - Ability 1 Sturdy - Ability 2 Sand Veil - Hidden
Classification	The Rock Pokémon
National ID	#0075

Type Effectiveness

Weak x4

Water

Grass

Weak x2

Fighting

Ground

Steel

Ice

Resists x½

Normal

Flying

Rock

Fire

Resists x¼

Poison

Immune x0

Electric

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Official Artwork

Base Stats

Stat	Amount	Negative	Neutral	Positive
HP	55		115—162
Attack	95	90—132	100—147	110—161
Defense	115	108—150	120—167	132—183
Sp. Attack	45	45—87	50—97	55—106
Sp. Defense	45	45—87	50—97	55—106
Speed	35	36—78	40—87	44—95
Total	390	Calculated Stat Range Based on Nature

Calculated stats: Lv. 50

Lv. 100

Evolutionary Family

At Level 25

Trade

Breeding and Species Information

Egg Group(s)	Mineral
Egg Cycles	15
Egg Steps	3840 - Generations II, III, and VII 3825 - Generations IV 3855 - Generations V and VI 3825 - Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl 1920 - Sword, Shield, Scarlet, and Violet
Gender Ratio	50.00% 50.00%
Height	1.0 m (3'3")
Weight	105.0 kg (231.5 lbs.)

Battle Information

EV Yield	2 Defense
Base Exp. Yield	137
Catch Rate	120
Catch Chance	~24.92% Success (Poké Ball, Lvl. 50, Full HP)
Exp. Growth Rate	Medium Slow
Base Friendship	50

Learnset via Level-up

The following moves are learned by Graveler via level-up in Pokémon The Teal Mask (Scarlet) and The Teal Mask (Violet):

Level	Name	Power	Acc.	Type	Cat.
1	Defense Curl	—	—	Normal	Stat.
1	Rock Polish	—	—	Rock	Stat.
1	Tackle	40	100	Normal	Phys.
10	Rollout	30	90	Rock	Phys.
12	Bulldoze	60	100	Ground	Phys.
16	Rock Throw	50	90	Rock	Phys.
18	Smack Down	50	100	Rock	Phys.
24	Self-Destruct	200	100	Normal	Phys.
30	Stealth Rock	—	—	Rock	Stat.
34	Rock Blast	25	90	Rock	Phys.
40	Earthquake	100	100	Ground	Phys.
44	Explosion	250	100	Normal	Phys.
50	Double-Edge	120	100	Normal	Phys.
54	Stone Edge	100	80	Rock	Phys.

Egg Moves

The following moves are learned by Graveler as Egg Moves in Pokémon The Teal Mask (Scarlet) and The Teal Mask (Violet):

Name	Power	Acc.	Type	Cat.
Flail	1	100	Normal	Phys.
Hammer Arm	100	90	Fighting	Phys.
Block	—	—	Normal	Stat.
Wide Guard	—	—	Rock	Stat.
Dynamic Punch	100	50	Fighting	Phys.
Curse	—	—	Ghost	Stat.
Mega Punch	80	85	Normal	Phys.

Learnset via TM

The following moves are learned by Graveler via TM in Pokémon The Teal Mask (Scarlet) and The Teal Mask (Violet):

TM	Name	Power	Acc.	Type	Cat.
TM001	Take Down	90	85	Normal	Phys.
TM005	Mud-Slap	20	100	Ground	Spec.
TM006	Scary Face	—	100	Normal	Stat.
TM007	Protect	—	—	Normal	Stat.
TM025	Facade	70	100	Normal	Phys.
TM028	Bulldoze	60	100	Ground	Phys.
TM035	Mud Shot	55	95	Ground	Spec.
TM036	Rock Tomb	60	95	Rock	Phys.
TM043	Fling	1	100	Dark	Phys.
TM047	Endure	—	—	Normal	Stat.
TM049	Sunny Day	—	—	Fire	Stat.
TM051	Sandstorm	—	—	Rock	Stat.
TM055	Dig	80	100	Ground	Phys.
TM058	Brick Break	75	100	Fighting	Phys.
TM066	Body Slam	85	100	Normal	Phys.
TM067	Fire Punch	75	100	Fire	Phys.
TM068	Thunder Punch	75	100	Electric	Phys.
TM070	Sleep Talk	—	—	Normal	Stat.
TM076	Rock Blast	25	90	Rock	Phys.
TM080	Metronome	—	—	Normal	Stat.
TM084	Stomping Tantrum	75	100	Ground	Phys.
TM085	Rest	—	—	Psychic	Stat.
TM086	Rock Slide	75	90	Rock	Phys.
TM089	Body Press	80	100	Fighting	Phys.
TM099	Iron Head	80	100	Steel	Phys.
TM103	Substitute	—	—	Normal	Stat.
TM104	Iron Defense	—	—	Steel	Stat.
TM116	Stealth Rock	—	—	Rock	Stat.
TM121	Heavy Slam	1	100	Steel	Phys.
TM125	Flamethrower	90	100	Fire	Spec.
TM133	Earth Power	90	100	Ground	Spec.
TM141	Fire Blast	110	85	Fire	Spec.
TM149	Earthquake	100	100	Ground	Phys.
TM150	Stone Edge	100	80	Rock	Phys.
TM158	Focus Blast	120	70	Fighting	Spec.
TM171	Tera Blast	80	100	Normal	Spec.
TM179	Smack Down	50	100	Rock	Phys.
TM180	Gyro Ball	1	100	Steel	Phys.
TM186	High Horsepower	95	95	Ground	Phys.
TM192	Focus Punch	150	100	Fighting	Phys.
TM204	Double-Edge	120	100	Normal	Phys.
TM224	Curse	—	—	Ghost	Stat.
TM225	Hard Press	1	100	Steel	Phys.

How to Obtain

Available In

Generation I

Red

Catchable

Blue

Catchable

Yellow

Catchable

Generation II

Gold

Catchable

Silver

Catchable

Crystal

Catchable

Generation III

Ruby

Catchable

Sapphire

Catchable

FireRed

Catchable

LeafGreen

Catchable

Emerald

Catchable

Generation IV

Diamond

Catchable

Pearl

Catchable

Platinum

Catchable

HeartGold

Catchable

SoulSilver

Catchable

Generation V

Black

Catchable

White

Catchable

Black 2

Transfer

White 2

Transfer

Generation VI

X

Catchable

Y

Catchable

Alpha Sapphire

Catchable

Omega Ruby

Catchable

Generation VII

Sun

Transfer

Moon

Transfer

Ultra Sun

Transfer

Ultra Moon

Transfer

Let's Go, Pikachu!

Catchable

Let's Go, Eevee!

Catchable

Generation VIII

Brilliant Diamond

Catchable

Shining Pearl

Catchable

Legends: Arceus

Catchable

Generation IX

Scarlet

Transfer

Violet

Transfer

The Teal Mask (Scarlet)

Catchable

The Teal Mask (Violet)

Catchable

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

Standard Sprites

Main Sprite

Shiny Sprites

Main Sprite

Geodude (#0074)

Golem (#0076)