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Toxapex
748
ドヒドイデ Dohidoide
748Toxapex
Generation VII
Evolutionary line
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Type(s)
Type Poison  Type Water
Species Brutal Star Pokémon
Abilities Merciless
Limber
Regenerator (DW)
Pokédex
Mareanie ← 748 → Mudbray
Kanto N/A Johto N/A
Hoenn N/A Sinnoh N/A
Unova N/A Kalos N/A
Alola 114/137
Evolves from Mareanie
Evolves into None
Gender
50% ♂ / 50 % ♀
Weight Height
32.0 lbs. 14.5 kg 2'04" 0.7 m
Pokédex color Egg group
Blue Water 1
Shape Footprint
Shape10
Cry
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Toxapex (ドヒドイデ Dohidoide) is a Poison/Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII.

Biology

Physiology

Toxapex retains its previous evolution's color scheme of purple and blue. Toxapex is larger than its pre-evolution, but interestingly its actual body of which the tentacles are attached to is now smaller and is now hanging instead of being on the ground. Toxapex now has twelve large tentacles on its head, ten used to crawl and two that hang open in order to act as arms and reveal its body. Toxapex also has a crown of thorns placed around a larger center spike.

Behavior

Toxapex, as a predator, is slow, being only able to crawl along the seafloor and beaches in search of prey. Its favorite food is Corsola, possibly referencing the fact that the two creatures they are based on the Thorn Of Crowns Sea Star and Coral are predator and prey in reality. In theory, Toxapex will wait for prey to come by, hiding itself behind rocks or under sand, until it is either in arms or tentacle, reach or at least close enough to be chase worthy.

Natural abilities

Highly venomous and can protect itself by closing its open tentacles and extending its poisonous spikes to create a toxic barrier that is next to impervious.

Game info

Locations

Locations
Version(s) Area(s) Rarity
Sun/Moon Evolve Mareanie None


Pokédex entries

Pokédex Entries
Sun
Toxapex crawls along the ocean floor on its 12 legs. It leaves a trail of Corsola bits scattered in its wake.
Moon
Those attacked by Toxapex’s poison will suffer intense pain for three days and three nights. Post-recovery, there will be some aftereffects.
Ultra Sun
To attack, this Pokémon sends toxic spikes flying at its enemies. Ones that come close get mown down by the claws on its feet.
Ultra Moon
With its 12 legs, it creates a dome to shelter within. The flow of the tides doesn’t affect Toxapex in there, so it’s very comfortable.
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Stats

Base Stats
HP
50
Attack
63
Defense
152
Sp. Atk
53
Sp. Def
142
Speed
35
Total
495

Learnset

Leveling

LevelingGeneration VII
Level Move Power Accuracy PP Type Category
1 Baneful Bunker — —% 10 Poison Status
1 Poison Sting 15 100% 35 Poison Physical
1 Peck 35 100% 35 Flying Physical
1 Bite 60 100% 25 Dark Physical
1 Toxic Spikes — —% 20 Poison Status
5 Peck 35 100% 35 Flying Physical
9 Bite 60 100% 25 Dark Physical
13 Toxic Spikes — —% 20 Poison Status
17 Wide Guard — —% 10 Rock Status
21 Toxic — 90% 10 Poison Status
25 Venoshock 65 100% 10 Poison Special
29 Spike Cannon 20 100% 15 Normal Physical
33 Recover — —% 10 Normal Status
37 Poison Jab 80 100% 20 Poison Physical
44 Venom Drench — 100% 20 Poison Status
51 Pin Missile 25 95% 20 Bug Physical
58 Liquidation 85 100% 10 Water Physical
Bold indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.
Italic indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

TM

TMs and HMs Generation VII
TM/HM Move Power Accuracy PP Type Cat.
TM06 Toxic — 90% 10 Poison Status
TM07 Hail — —% 10 Ice Status
TM09 Venoshock 65 100% 10 Poison Special
TM10 Hidden Power 60 100% 15 Normal Special
TM13 Ice Beam 90 100% 10 Ice Special
TM14 Blizzard 110 70% 5 Ice Special
TM16 Light Screen — —% 30 Psychic Status
TM17 Protect — —% 10 Normal Status
TM18 Rain Dance — —% 5 Water Status
TM20 Safeguard — —% 25 Normal Status
TM21 Frustration — 100% 20 Normal Physical
TM23 Smack Down 50 100% 15 Rock Physical
TM27 Return — 100% 20 Normal Physical
TM32 Double Team — —% 15 Normal Status
TM34 Sludge Wave 95 100% 10 Poison Special
TM36 Sludge Bomb 90 100% 10 Poison Special
TM42 Facade 70 100% 20 Normal Physical
TM44 Rest — —% 10 Psychic Status
TM45 Attract — 100% 15 Normal Status
TM48 Round 60 100% 15 Normal Special
TM55 Scald 80 100% 15 Water Special
TM66 Payback 50 100% 10 Dark Physical
TM79 Frost Breath 60 90% 10 Ice Special
TM83 Infestation 20 100% 20 Bug Special
TM84 Poison Jab 80 100% 20 Poison Physical
TM87 Swagger — 85% 15 Normal Status
TM88 Sleep Talk — —% 10 Normal Status
TM90 Substitute — —% 10 Normal Status
TM94 Surf 90 100% 15 Water Special
TM100 Confide — —% 20 Normal Status
Bold indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.
Italic indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

Breeding

To see the Egg Moves that Toxapex can learn, refer to Mareanie.


Tutoring

Tutoring Generation VII
Move Power Accuracy PP Type Category
After You USUM — —% 15 Normal Status
Block USUM — —% 5 Normal Status
Covet USUM 60 100% 25 Normal Physical
Gastro Acid USUM — 100% 10 Poison Status
Gunk Shot USUM 120 80% 5 Poison Physical
Icy Wind USUM 55 95% 15 Ice Special
Iron Defense USUM — —% 15 Steel Status
Knock Off USUM 65 100% 20 Dark Physical
Liquidation USUM 85 100% 10 Water Physical
Magic Coat USUM — —% 15 Psychic Status
Pain Split USUM — —% 20 Normal Status
Snatch USUM — —% 10 Dark Status
Snore USUM 50 100% 15 Normal Special
Spite USUM — 100% 10 Ghost Status
Water Pulse USUM 60 100% 20 Water Special
Bold indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.
Italic indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

Sprites

Version
Sun Moon Ultra Sun Ultra Moon Back
Toxapex SM
ToxapexShinySM

Trivia

  • Toxapex's English name is the one of its names that doesn't include the word "sea star" in any sort of language.

Origin

Toxapex is based off the Thorn Of Crowns Sea Star.

Etymology

Toxapex derives from the words "toxic" meaning highly poisonous, "pecks" a short word for sharp spines, and "apex" meaning "apex predator". An apex predator is an animal that is at the top of a food chain, showing how it eats Corsola and is relatively strong.

Names in other languages

  • Japanese: Its Japanese name, Dohidoide, is a mix of the words dohidoi (very cruel) and hitode (sea star).
  • French: Its French name, Prédastérie, is a mix of the words prédateur (predator) and astérie (sea star).

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