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Tyranitar

#248 · Rock / Dark-type Pokémon from generation 2.

Base stats

HP100
Attack134
Defense110
Sp. Atk95
Sp. Def100
Speed61
Total600

Evolution

Larvitar
Level 30

Moves

LevelMoveTypeCategoryPowerAcc.PP
1TacklenormalPhysical40100%35
1LeernormalStatus—100%30
1BitedarkPhysical60100%25
1Rock ThrowrockPhysical5090%15
1ScreechnormalStatus—85%40
1SandstormrockStatus——10
1Iron DefensesteelStatus——15
1PaybackdarkPhysical50100%10
1Thunder FangelectricPhysical6595%15
1Ice FangicePhysical6595%15
1Fire FangfirePhysical6595%15
1Dark PulsedarkSpecial80100%15
9BitedarkPhysical60100%25
12Scary FacenormalStatus—100%10
14Chip AwaynormalPhysical70100%20
15Rock SliderockPhysical7590%10
21ScreechnormalStatus—85%40
24Dark PulsedarkSpecial80100%15
24Smack DownrockPhysical50100%15
27CrunchdarkPhysical80100%15
33EarthquakegroundPhysical100100%10
37Stone EdgerockPhysical10080%5
41PaybackdarkPhysical50100%10
42ThrashnormalPhysical120100%10
47SandstormrockStatus——10
52Hyper BeamnormalSpecial15090%5
59Giga ImpactnormalPhysical15090%5

The Move Relearner in Fallarbor Town re-teaches any of these at or below the Pokémon's level for a Heart Scale.

Type matchups

Damage taken from each attacking type (Gen 3 type chart).

Where to find

Not in the game yet

There is no way to get Tyranitar in the game yet.

Not found in the wild.

Catch rate

BallFull HPFull HP, asleep1 HP1 HP, paralysed1 HP, asleep
Poké Ball6.25%12.3%19.8%28.0%41.0%
Great Ball9.27%19.8%28.0%41.0%62.4%
Ultra Ball12.3%28.0%41.0%62.4%78.5%

Catch rate 45, level 30 (104 max HP). A Master Ball always catches. Net, Dive, Nest, Repeat, Timer, Luxury and Premier Balls throw as a Poké Ball: their conditions are not in the game yet. Poison and burn count like paralysis, freeze like sleep.

As of v0.75.0 · engine 22ba612f

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