Naclstack

◄ Nacli

Garganacl ►

Information

Type

Rock

Gender

50% ♂ / 50% ♀

Abilities

Regular: Purifying Salt ,
Sturdy
Hidden: Clear Body

Species

Rock Salt Pokémon

Height and Weight

Height: 0.6 m / 2'00"
Weight: 105 kg / 231.5 lbs.

Introduced in

Generation IX

Evolution

Evolves from: Nacli
Evolves into: Garganacl

Body, Footprint, Color, Egg group, and Cry

Body: Shape 08
Color: Brown
Egg group(s): Mineral

Pokédex

Kalos and Lumiose

Central Kalos
N/A
Coastal Kalos
N/A
Mountain Kalos
N/A
Lumiose
N/A

Paldea, Kitakami and Blueberry

Paldea
130
Kitakami
N/A
Blueberry
N/A

In other languages

Japanese

Name: ジオヅム; Jiodzumu

Naclstack (ジオヅム, Jiodzumu?) (NAK-ull-stak^[1]) is a Rock-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.

Biology[]

Physiology[]

Naclstack is a symetrical Pokémon made up of cubic stones stacked on top of each other. It possesses corner like orange eyes that have yellow on the tips, and has square legs that possess tiny stones at the bottom that serve as feet. The tiny stones have a zigzag pattern on them. The back of its body contains a huge brown stone with white diamonds on it. It appears to be made up completely of rock salt.

Behavior[]

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Natural abilities[]

Naclstack can condense salt down into little pellets and shoot them out at a velocity that can pierce even metal sheets. This Pokémon leaves behind salt everywhere it goes, and people tend to pick up this salt to add to their sandwiches.

Evolution[]

Naclstack evolves from Nacli starting at level 24 and evolves into Garganacl starting at level 38.

Game Info[]

Locations[]

Locations
Version(s)	Area(s)	Rarity

Pokédex entries[]

Scarlet
This Pokémon dry cures its prey by spraying salt over them. The curing process steals away the water in the prey’s body.
Violet
It compresses rock salt inside its body and shoots out hardened salt pellets with enough force to perforate an iron sheet.

Stats[]

Stats
HP	60
Attack	60
Defense	100
Sp. Atk	35
Sp. Def	65
Speed	35
Total	355

Learnset[]

Leveling[]

Generation IX
Level	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy	PP
1	Tackle		Physical	40	100%	35
1	Harden		Status	-	-%	30
Evo.	Salt Cure		Physical	40	100%	15
5	Rock Throw		Physical	50	90%	15
7	Mud Shot		Special	55	95%	15
10	Smack Down		Physical	50	100%	15
13	Rock Polish		Status	-	-%	20
16	Headbutt		Physical	70	100%	15
20	Iron Defense		Status	-	-%	15
30	Recover		Status	-	-%	5
34	Rock Slide		Physical	75	90%	10
38	Stealth Rock		Status	-	-%	20
41	Heavy Slam		Physical	-	100%	10
45	Earthquake		Physical	100	100%	10
51	Stone Edge		Physical	100	80%	5
Bold indicates that this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. Italic indicates that an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

TM[]

Generation IX
Machine	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy	PP
TM001	Take Down		Physical	90	85%	20
TM007	Protect		Status	-	-%	10
TM025	Facade		Physical	70	100%	20
TM028	Bulldoze		Physical	60	100%	20
TM035	Mud Shot		Special	55	95%	15
TM047	Endure		Status	-	-%	10
TM049	Sunny Day		Status	-	-%	5
TM050	Rain Dance		Status	-	-%	5
TM051	Sandstorm		Status	-	-%	10
TM055	Dig		Physical	80	100%	10
TM059	Zen Headbutt		Physical	80	90%	15
TM066	Body Slam		Physical	85	100%	15
TM070	Sleep Talk		Status	-	-%	10
TM084	Stomping Tantrum		Physical	75	100%	10
TM085	Rest		Status	-	-%	5
TM086	Rock Slide		Physical	75	90%	10
TM089	Body Press		Physical	80	100%	10
TM093	Flash Cannon		Special	80	100%	10
TM099	Iron Head		Physical	80	100%	15
TM101	Power Gem		Special	80	100%	20
TM103	Substitute		Status	-	-%	10
TM104	Iron Defense		Status	-	-%	15
TM116	Stealth Rock		Status	-	-%	20
TM121	Heavy Slam		Physical	-	100%	10
TM130	Helping Hand		Status	-	-%	20
TM133	Earth Power		Special	90	100%	10
TM149	Earthquake		Physical	100	100%	10
TM150	Stone Edge		Physical	100	80%	5
TM152	Giga Impact		Physical	150	90%	5
TM163	Hyper Beam		Special	150	90%	5
TM171	Tera Blast		Special	80	100%	10
Bold indicates that this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. Italic indicates that an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

Breeding[]

To see the Egg Moves that Naclstack can learn, refer to Nacli.

Tutoring[]

Generation IX
Games	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy	PP
Bold indicates that this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. Italic indicates that an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

Sprites[]

Trivia[]

Many people have compared Naclstack to the design of the frogs in Minecraft.

Origin[]

Naclstack appears to be based on a salt crystal embedded in a rock.

Etymology[]

Naclstack is a combination of NaCl (the chemical formula for table salt; sodium chloride), and "stack".

Jiodzumu, its Japanese name, is derived from 塩 (shio, "salt") and 積む (tsumu, "to stack").

Gallery[]

References[]

^ Silvestri, Cris (2024). Pokémon Super Duper Extra Deluxe Essential Handbook [Book]. p. 373. Scholastic. ISBN 978-1-339-02801-9.

v · d · e List of Generation IX Pokémon

#001–025 (#906–930)	Sprigatito Floragato Meowscarada Fuecoco Crocalor Skeledirge Quaxly Quaxwell Quaquaval Lechonk Oinkologne Tarountula Spidops Nymble Lokix Pawmi Pawmo Pawmot Tandemaus Maushold Fidough Dachsbun Smoliv Dolliv Arboliva

#026–050 (#931–955)	Squawkabilly Nacli Naclstack Garganacl Charcadet Armarouge Ceruledge Tadbulb Bellibolt Wattrel Kilowattrel Maschiff Mabosstiff Shroodle Grafaiai Bramblin Brambleghast Toedscool Toedscruel Klawf Capsakid Scovillain Rellor Rabsca Flittle

#051–075 (#956–980)	Espathra Tinkatink Tinkatuff Tinkaton Wiglett Wugtrio Bombirdier Finizen Palafin Varoom Revavroom Cyclizar Orthworm Glimmet Glimmora Greavard Houndstone Flamigo Cetoddle Cetitan Veluza Dondozo Tatsugiri Annihilape Clodsire

#076–100 (#981–1005)	Farigiraf Dudunsparce Kingambit Great Tusk Scream Tail Brute Bonnet Flutter Mane Slither Wing Sandy Shocks Iron Treads Iron Bundle Iron Hands Iron Jugulis Iron Moth Iron Thorns Frigibax Arctibax Baxcalibur Gimmighoul Gholdengo Wo-Chien Chien-Pao Ting-Lu Chi-Yu Roaring Moon

#101–120 (#1006–1025)	Iron Valiant Koraidon Miraidon Walking Wake Iron Leaves Dipplin Poltchageist Sinistcha Okidogi Munkidori Fezandipiti Ogerpon Archaludon Hydrapple Gouging Fire Raging Bolt Iron Boulder Iron Crown Terapagos Pecharunt

See also	Generation I Generation II Generation III Generation IV Generation V Generation VI Generation VII Generation VIII

Generation IX