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Levitate (Japanese: ふゆう, HepburnLevitate) is an ability introduced in Generation III. 41 Pokémon have this ability, two of which are Mega Pokémon, and one is a regional form.

Description[]

In-Game Text
Generation III Not hit by GROUND attacks.
Generation IV Gives full immunity to all Ground-type moves.
Generation V
Generation VI
Generation VII By floating in the air, the Pokémon receives full immunity to all Ground-type moves.
Generation VIII
Effect

Effect[]

Levitate makes the Pokémon immune to all ground-Type moves with the exception of Thousand Arrows. Pokémon with Levitate also do not take damage from Spikes, do not become poisoned from Toxic Spikes or have their speed lowered from Sticky Web. poison Types with Levitate do not clear Toxic Spikes upon switching in. Pokémon with levitate do not gain the effects of terrain. All of these effects are nullified if the Pokémon is holding an Iron Ball, used Ingrain, was hit by Smack Down, or Gravity is in effect.

Pokémon[]

Pokédex Pokémon Type Abilities
#092 Gastly
0092
Type GhostType Poison Generation III
Levitate
#093 Haunter
0093
#094 Gengar*
0094
#109 Koffing
0109
Type Poison Generation III
Levitate

Generation VIII
Neutralising Gas
Stench(DW)
#110 Weezing
0110
Galarian
Weezing
0110A
Type PoisonType Fairy Generation VIII
Levitate
Neutralising Gas
Misty Surge(DW)
#200 Misdreavus
0200
Type Ghost Generation III
Levitate
#201 Unown
0201
Type Psychic Generation III
Levitate
#329 Vibrava
0329
Type GroundType Dragon Generation III
Levitate
#330 Flygon
0330
#337 Lunatone
0337
Type RockType Psychic Generation III
Levitate
#338 Solrock
0338
#343 Baltoy
0343
Type GroundType Psychic Generation III
Levitate
#344 Claydol
0344
#355 Duskull
0355
Type Ghost Generation III
Levitate

Generation VI
Frisk(DW)
#358 Chimecho
0358
Type Psychic Generation III
Levitate
#380 Latias
0380
Type DragonType Psychic Generation III
Levitate
Mega
Latias
0380M
#381 Latios
0381
Mega
Latios
0381M
#429 Mismagius
0429
Type Ghost Generation IV
Levitate
#433 Chingling
0433
Type Psychic Generation IV
Levitate
#436 Bronzor
0436
Type SteelType Psychic Generation IV
Heatproof
Levitate

Generation V
Heavy Metal(DW)
#437 Bronzong
0437
#455 Carnivine
0455
Type Grass Generation IV
Levitate
#479 Rotom
0479
Type ElectricType Ghost Generation IV
Levitate
Rotom
0479B
Type ElectricType Fire
Rotom
0479C
Type ElectricType Water
Rotom
0479D
Type ElectricType Ice
Rotom
0479E
Type ElectricType Flying
Rotom
0479E
Type ElectricType Grass
#480 Uxie
0480
Type Psychic Generation IV
Levitate
#481 Mesprit
0481
#482 Azelf
0482
#487 Giratina
0487A
Type GhostType Dragon Generation IV
Levitate
#488 Cresselia
0488
Type Psychic Generation IV
Levitate
#602 Tynamo
0602
Type Electric Generation V
Levitate
#603 Eelektrik
0603
#604 Eelektross
0604
#615 Cryogonal
0615
Type Ice Generation V
Levitate
#635 Hydreigon
0635
Type DarkType Dragon Generation V
Levitate
#738 Vikavolt
0738
Type BugType Electric Generation VII
Levitate
Green indicates the ability is known naturally
Yellow indicates the ability is only known through the Dream World

*Gengar had Levitate up until Pokémon Sun & Moon, where it was replaced with Cursed Body.

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Trivia[]

  • As of Generation VIII, there are 41 Pokémon that have Levitate, making it the most common ability to date.
    • No Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII have this ability.
    • Of these 41 Pokémon, 35 of them have Levitate as their sole ability, while the Koffing and Bronzor families have a secondary and hidden ability, while Duskull has just a hidden ability.
    • Vikavolt is the only Generation VII Pokémon that has Levitate.
  • Although all of Rotom's appliance forms retain Levitate, Fan Rotom's secondary type makes it immune to Ground-type moves to begin with, thus making Levitate redundant.
  • Unlike with Spikes, Toxic Spikes, and Sticky Web, Pokémon with Levitate are not immune to Stealth Rock, as the entry hazard takes weaknesses into account.
  • Thanks to this ability, the Tynamo family has no weaknesses, until they are affected by Iron Ball, Gastro Acid, Neutralising Gas, or Smack Down.
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