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Hoothoot

Owl Pokémon

Hoothoot official artwork
Official art

Hoothoot is a Normal/Flying-type Pokémon, 2× weak to Rock, Electric and Ice, with a base stat total of 262. It isn’t usable in Pokémon Champions’ Regulation M-C.

NormalFlying
Height
0.7 m 2′04″
Weight
21.2 kg 46.7 lbs
Base stat total
262 Higher than 7% of Pokémon
Introduced
Gen II Gold & Silver
Abilities
Pokédex entryCrystal / Shield
It begins to hoot at the same time every day. Some trainers use them in place of clocks.
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Base stats

HP60135–167230–324
Atk3045–9058–174
Def3045–9058–174
SpA3650–9669–188
SpD5668–118105–232
Spe5063–11294–218
Total262Higher than 7% of Pokémon
HP60Atk30Def30Spe50SpD56SpA36

Ranges in Pokémon Champions at Lv 50: 0 Stat Points with a −10% Stat Alignment to 32 Stat Points with a +10% one (HP has no alignment).Ranges in the main games at Lv 100: 0 IV/EV with a hindering nature to 31 IV/252 EV with a helpful nature. EV yield: 1 HP.

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Type matchups

NormalFlyingshow which type causes itweaknessresistance

Weak to

2×
Electric (because of Flying)Ice (because of Flying)Rock (because of Flying)

Resists

½×
Bug (because of Flying)Grass (because of Flying)

Immune to

0×
Ghost (because of Normal)Ground (because of Flying)
Takes normal damage from 11 types
NormalFightingFlyingPoisonSteelFireWaterPsychicDragonDarkFairy

Speed tiers

The faster Pokémon moves first each turn, so knowing who you outspeed decides a lot of battles. These are its Speed values at Lv 50 in Pokémon Champions (base Speed 50); Scarf and Tailwind use the Max+ value.

Max+112Max102No SP70Min63Scarf168Tailwind224

At max Speed, Hoothoot outspeeds 11 of the 30 most used Pokémon in Champions VGC on Showdown.

Speed at Lv 50 in Pokémon Champions: Hoothoot against the 30 most used Pokémon in Champions VGC on Showdown, fastest first
SpeedPokémon
203Mega Garchomp ZModest · 32 SP · #21 on Showdown
200Mega GengarTimid · 32 SP · #26 on Showdown
190Mega Raichu YTimid · 23 SP · #13 on Showdown
189Mega SalamenceTimid · 32 SP · #4 on Showdown
184WhimsicottTimid · 32 SP · #23 on Showdown
178Mega MetagrossJolly · 32 SP · #28 on Showdown
178Mega StaraptorJolly · 32 SP · #29 on Showdown
172SneaslerAdamant · 32 SP · #2 on Showdown
169Mega FloetteTimid · 32 SP · #17 on Showdown
169GarchompJolly · 32 SP · #19 on Showdown
167Mega Charizard YTimid · 32 SP · #14 on Showdown
167Mega GardevoirTimid · 32 SP · #20 on Showdown
161IndeedeeTimid · 32 SP · #30 on Showdown
156Hisuian ArcanineJolly · 32 SP · #16 on Showdown
150ArchaludonTimid · 32 SP · #9 on Showdown
149GholdengoTimid · 32 SP · #8 on Showdown
143BasculegionJolly · 32 SP · #6 on Showdown
128PelipperTimid · 32 SP · #12 on Showdown
120VolcaronaBold · 0 SP · #25 on Showdown
112Hoothoot · Max+32 SP, Speed-raising alignment
105RillaboomAdamant · 0 SP · #1 on Showdown
102Hoothoot · Max32 SP, neutral alignment
101MiloticCalm · 0 SP · #15 on Showdown
95SylveonModest · 15 SP · #18 on Showdown
94Female IndeedeeRelaxed · 0 SP · #7 on Showdown
90PolitoedCalm · 0 SP · #22 on Showdown
90SinistchaBold · 0 SP · #24 on Showdown
85ArmarougeQuiet · 0 SP · #27 on Showdown
80IncineroarCareful · 0 SP · #3 on Showdown
80FarigirafBold · 0 SP · #11 on Showdown
70Hoothoot · No SP0 SP, neutral alignment
70KingambitAdamant · 0 SP · #5 on Showdown
60Mega GolisopodAdamant · 0 SP · #10 on Showdown

Smogon · Showdown Others at their most common Speed investment in Champions VGC (Reg M-C · Doubles, Sep 2026); Pokémon holding a Mega Stone are shown as their Mega.

Abilities

Competitive

Smogon · Showdown On Showdown

Not used in the tracked Showdown formats this month.

Other Showdown formats Scarlet & Violet, with Tera
SV SinglesLC

Evolution

  1. #0163HoothootNormalFlying
    1. Level 20
      #0164NoctowlNormalFlying

Moves

Level up 15

1GrowlLowers the foe(s) Attack by 1.NormalStatus—100%40
1PeckNo additional effect.FlyingPhys35100%35
3TackleNo additional effect.NormalPhys40100%35
6Echoed VoicePower increases when used on consecutive turns.NormalSpec40100%15
9Confusion10% chance to confuse the target.PsychicSpec50100%25
12ReflectFor 5 turns, physical damage to allies is halved.PsychicStatus——20
15Defog-1 evasion; ends user and target hazards/terrain.FlyingStatus——15
18Air Slash30% chance to make the target flinch.FlyingSpec7595%15
21Extrasensory10% chance to make the target flinch.PsychicSpec80100%20
24Take DownHas 1/4 recoil.NormalPhys9085%20
27UproarLasts 3 turns. Active Pokémon cannot fall asleep.NormalSpec90100%10
30RoostHeals 50% HP. Flying-type removed 'til turn ends.FlyingStatus——5
33Moonblast30% chance to lower the target's Sp. Atk by 1.FairySpec95100%15
36HypnosisCauses the target to fall asleep.PsychicStatus—60%20
39Dream EaterUser gains 1/2 HP inflicted. Sleeping target only.PsychicSpec100100%15

TM / HM / TR 42

TM01Take DownHas 1/4 recoil.NormalPhys9085%20
TM04AgilityRaises the user's Speed by 2.PsychicStatus——30
TM07ProtectPrevents moves from affecting the user this turn.NormalStatus——10
TM14AcrobaticsPower doubles if the user has no held item.FlyingPhys55100%15
TM16Psybeam10% chance to confuse the target.PsychicSpec65100%20
TM17Confuse RayConfuses the target.GhostStatus—100%10
TM18ThiefIf the user has no item, it steals the target's.DarkPhys60100%25
TM25FacadePower doubles if user is burn/poison/paralyzed.NormalPhys70100%20
TM27Aerial AceThis move does not check accuracy.FlyingPhys60—20
TM32SwiftThis move does not check accuracy. Hits foes.NormalSpec60—20
TM40Air CutterHigh critical hit ratio. Hits adjacent foes.FlyingSpec6095%25
TM41Stored Power + 20 power for each of the user's stat boosts.PsychicSpec20100%10
TM42Night ShadeDoes damage equal to the user's level.GhostSpec—100%15
TM47EndureUser survives attacks this turn with at least 1 HP.NormalStatus——10
TM49Sunny DayFor 5 turns, intense sunlight powers Fire moves.FireStatus——5
TM50Rain DanceFor 5 turns, heavy rain powers Water moves.WaterStatus——5
TM59Zen Headbutt20% chance to make the target flinch.PsychicPhys8090%15
TM65Air Slash30% chance to make the target flinch.FlyingSpec7595%15
TM70Sleep TalkUser must be asleep. Uses another known move.NormalStatus——10
TM74ReflectFor 5 turns, physical damage to allies is halved.PsychicStatus——20
TM85RestUser sleeps 2 turns and restores HP and status.PsychicStatus——5
TM92ImprisonNo foe can use any move known by the user.PsychicStatus——10
TM97FlyFlies up on first turn, then strikes the next turn.FlyingPhys9095%15
TM98Skill SwapThe user and the target trade Abilities.PsychicStatus——10
TM103SubstituteUser takes 1/4 its max HP to put in a substitute.NormalStatus——10
TM113TailwindFor 4 turns, allies' Speed is doubled.FlyingStatus——15
TM114Shadow Ball20% chance to lower the target's Sp. Def by 1.GhostSpec80100%15
TM117Hyper VoiceNo additional effect. Hits adjacent foes.NormalSpec90100%10
TM118Heat Wave10% chance to burn the foe(s).FireSpec9590%10
TM120Psychic10% chance to lower the target's Sp. Def by 1.PsychicSpec90100%10
TM128AmnesiaRaises the user's Sp. Def by 2.PsychicStatus——20
TM129Calm MindRaises the user's Sp. Atk and Sp. Def by 1.PsychicStatus——20
TM140Nasty PlotRaises the user's Sp. Atk by 2.DarkStatus——20
TM160Hurricane30% chance to confuse target. Can't miss in rain.FlyingSpec11070%10
TM164Brave BirdHas 33% recoil.FlyingPhys120100%15
TM171Tera BlastIf Terastallized: Phys. if Atk > SpA, type = Tera.NormalSpec80100%10
TM174HazeEliminates all stat changes.IceStatus——30
TM177SpiteLowers the PP of the target's last move by 4.GhostStatus—100%10
TM191UproarLasts 3 turns. Active Pokémon cannot fall asleep.NormalSpec90100%10
TM197Dual WingbeatHits 2 times in one turn.FlyingPhys4090%10
TM203Psych UpCopies the target's current stat stages.NormalStatus——10
TM216Feather DanceLowers the target's Attack by 2.FlyingStatus—100%15

Egg moves 5

EggFeather DanceLowers the target's Attack by 2.FlyingStatus—100%15
EggNight ShadeDoes damage equal to the user's level.GhostSpec—100%15
EggSupersonicCauses the target to become confused.NormalStatus—55%20
EggWhirlwindForces the target to switch to a random ally.NormalStatus——20
EggWing AttackNo additional effect.FlyingPhys60100%35

Biology

Hoothoot is an owl-like Pokémon. It is nocturnal, and is usually seen balancing on one foot. Noctowl is the evolution of Hoothoot.

Design & origin

Ken Sugimori stated that the inspiration for Hoothoot being on one foot was from seeing his own pet bird standing on one leg. In the Spaceworld demo, Hoothoot had a different evolution that was scrapped in favor of Noctowl. Hoothoot's name derives from the onomatopoeia for the sound owls make.

Adapted from Wikipedia: List of generation II Pokémon · CC BY-SA 4.0 · edited.

Polls & views

Each line is one source, as it published it. Polls counted every form under its species.

Pokédex entries

Owl Pokémon
Johto · Gold & Silver
Color
Brown
Forest
Pal Park area
Forest
Original Johto#015Original Sinnoh#106Extended Sinnoh#106Updated Johto#015Mountain Kalos#117Updated Alola#212Updated Akala#113Galar#019Kitakami#045

  1. It cries out at the same time every day. A long time ago, people cherished it and considered it a divine messenger sent to tell the time.

    Ultra Moon

  2. Every day, it tilts its head in the same rhythm. A long time ago, people raised these Pokémon to serve as clocks.

    Ultra Sun

  3. It marks time precisely. Some countries consider it to be a wise friend, versed in the world’s ways.

    Platinum · Black · White · Black 2 · White 2

  4. It switches its standing foot so quickly, it can’t be seen. It cries at the same time every day.

    Pearl

  5. It always stands on one foot. Even when attacked, it does not brace itself using both feet.

    Diamond

  6. It has an internal organ that senses the earth’s rotation. Using this special organ, a HOOTHOOT begins hooting at precisely the same time every day.

    Emerald

  7. HOOTHOOT has an internal organ that senses and tracks the earth’s rotation. Using this special organ, this Pokémon begins hooting at precisely the same time every day.

    Ruby · Sapphire · Omega Ruby · Alpha Sapphire

  8. It begins to hoot at the same time every day. Some trainers use them in place of clocks.

    Crystal · Shield

  9. It has a perfect sense of time. Whatever happens, it keeps rhythm by precisely tilting its head in time.

    Silver · FireRed · SoulSilver · X

  10. It always stands on one foot. It changes feet so fast, the movement can rarely be seen.

    Gold · LeafGreen · HeartGold · Y · Sword

Names around the world

English
Hoothoot
Japanese
ホーホー
Japanese (romaji)
Hoho
Korean
부우부
Chinese (Traditional)
咕咕
Chinese (Simplified)
咕咕
French
Hoothoot
German
Hoothoot
Spanish
Hoothoot
Italian
Hoothoot

Sprites

Artwork and 3D models

Gen IX · Gen VIII · Gen VII · Gen VI

Generation V

Generation IV

Generation III

Generation II

Training

1 HP
255 ≈33.3% with a Poké Ball at full HP
70
52
Medium

Breeding

Flying
♂ 50%♀ 50%
15 egg cycles ≈4,080 steps (Gen IV–VII)

Where to find

Shield: The Isle of Armor 4 areas
  • Challenge Road (Max Den C)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–30
  • Loop Lagoon (Max Den B)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–30
  • Stepping-Stone Sea (Max Den F)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–30
  • Workout Sea (Max Den D)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–30
Sword: The Isle of Armor 4 areas
  • Challenge Road (Max Den C)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–30
  • Loop Lagoon (Max Den B)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–30
  • Stepping-Stone Sea (Max Den F)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–30
  • Workout Sea (Max Den D)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–30
Shield 13 areas
  • Dappled GroveWalking in the overworld · Lv 13–60
  • East Lake Axewell (Max Den A)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • East Lake Axewell (Max Den B)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • East Lake Axewell (Max Den C)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Giant's Cap (Area 2)Walking in the overworld · Lv 28–60
  • Giant's Cap (Max Den E)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Hammerlocke Hills (Max Den C)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Rolling Fields (Max Den A)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Rolling Fields (Max Den E)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Rolling Fields (Max Den G)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Route 1Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–5
  • Route 2Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 4–6
  • Slumbering Weald (Entrance)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–3
Sword 13 areas
  • Dappled GroveWalking in the overworld · Lv 13–60
  • East Lake Axewell (Max Den A)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • East Lake Axewell (Max Den B)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • East Lake Axewell (Max Den C)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Giant's Cap (Area 2)Walking in the overworld · Lv 28–60
  • Giant's Cap (Max Den E)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Hammerlocke Hills (Max Den C)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Rolling Fields (Max Den A)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Rolling Fields (Max Den E)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Rolling Fields (Max Den G)Catch a wild Dynamax or Gigantamax Pokémon in a Max Raid battle. · Lv 15–20
  • Route 1Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–5
  • Route 2Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 4–6
  • Slumbering Weald (Entrance)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–3
Ultra Moon 2 areas
  • Lush JungleWalking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 19–22
  • Poké PelagoReceive as a gift · Lv 21–55
Ultra Sun 2 areas
  • Lush JungleWalking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 19–22
  • Poké PelagoReceive as a gift · Lv 21–55
Y 1 area
  • Friend Safari (Flying)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 30
X 1 area
  • Friend Safari (Flying)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 30
SoulSilver 45 areas
  • Cerulean CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 11–16
  • Cherrygrove CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 2–5
  • Ecruteak CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 12–17
  • Fuchsia CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 21–34
  • Ilex ForestHeadbutting trees · Lv 3–8
  • Lake of RageHeadbutting trees · Lv 14–19
  • National ParkHeadbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–15
  • New Bark TownHeadbutting trees · Lv 2–5
  • Pallet TownHeadbutting trees · Lv 2–6
  • Pewter CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 3–9
  • Road 1Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–6
  • Road 12Headbutting trees · Lv 22–25
  • Road 13Headbutting trees · Lv 22–25
  • Road 14Headbutting trees · Lv 26–30
  • Road 15Headbutting trees · Lv 21–26
  • Road 18Headbutting trees · Lv 26–30
  • Road 2 (north, towards Pewter City)Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–7
  • Road 2 (south, towards Viridian City)Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–7
  • Road 21Headbutting trees · Lv 24–30
  • Road 22Headbutting trees · Lv 3–7
  • Road 25Headbutting trees · Lv 10–14
  • Road 26Headbutting trees · Lv 28–32
  • Road 27Headbutting trees · Lv 28–32
  • Road 29Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–5
  • Road 3Headbutting trees · Lv 6–10
  • Road 30Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–5
  • Road 31Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–6
  • Road 32Headbutting trees · Lv 4–7
  • Road 34Headbutting trees · Lv 9–12
  • Road 35Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–14
  • Road 36Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 4–15
  • Road 37Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 12–17
  • Road 38Headbutting trees · Lv 13–16
  • Road 39Headbutting trees · Lv 14–17
  • Road 4Headbutting trees · Lv 6–10
  • Road 43Headbutting trees · Lv 15–18
  • Road 47Headbutting trees · Lv 15–18
  • Road 48Headbutting trees · Lv 15–18
  • Road 5Headbutting trees · Lv 11–16
  • Road 6Headbutting trees · Lv 11–16
  • Road 8Headbutting trees · Lv 16–19
  • Safari Zone GateHeadbutting trees · Lv 14–19
  • Violet CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 2–10
  • Viridian CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 3–7
  • Viridian ForestHeadbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–7
HeartGold 45 areas
  • Cerulean CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 11–16
  • Cherrygrove CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 2–5
  • Ecruteak CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 12–17
  • Fuchsia CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 21–34
  • Ilex ForestHeadbutting trees · Lv 3–8
  • Lake of RageHeadbutting trees · Lv 14–19
  • National ParkHeadbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–15
  • New Bark TownHeadbutting trees · Lv 2–5
  • Pallet TownHeadbutting trees · Lv 2–6
  • Pewter CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 3–9
  • Road 1Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–6
  • Road 12Headbutting trees · Lv 22–25
  • Road 13Headbutting trees · Lv 22–25
  • Road 14Headbutting trees · Lv 26–30
  • Road 15Headbutting trees · Lv 21–26
  • Road 18Headbutting trees · Lv 26–30
  • Road 2 (north, towards Pewter City)Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–7
  • Road 2 (south, towards Viridian City)Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–7
  • Road 21Headbutting trees · Lv 24–30
  • Road 22Headbutting trees · Lv 3–7
  • Road 25Headbutting trees · Lv 10–14
  • Road 26Headbutting trees · Lv 28–32
  • Road 27Headbutting trees · Lv 28–32
  • Road 29Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–5
  • Road 3Headbutting trees · Lv 6–10
  • Road 30Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–5
  • Road 31Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–6
  • Road 32Headbutting trees · Lv 4–7
  • Road 34Headbutting trees · Lv 9–12
  • Road 35Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–14
  • Road 36Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 4–15
  • Road 37Headbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 12–17
  • Road 38Headbutting trees · Lv 13–16
  • Road 39Headbutting trees · Lv 14–17
  • Road 4Headbutting trees · Lv 6–10
  • Road 43Headbutting trees · Lv 15–18
  • Road 47Headbutting trees · Lv 15–18
  • Road 48Headbutting trees · Lv 15–18
  • Road 5Headbutting trees · Lv 11–16
  • Road 6Headbutting trees · Lv 11–16
  • Road 8Headbutting trees · Lv 16–19
  • Safari Zone GateHeadbutting trees · Lv 14–19
  • Violet CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 2–10
  • Viridian CityHeadbutting trees · Lv 3–7
  • Viridian ForestHeadbutting trees, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–7
Platinum 9 areas
  • Eterna ForestWalking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 12
  • Great Marsh Area 3Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 27
  • Great Marsh Area 4Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 27
  • Great Marsh Area 5Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 26–27
  • Great Marsh Area 6Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 26–27
  • Road 205 (east, towards Eterna City)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 12
  • Road 210 (south, towards Solaceon Town)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 20
  • Road 210 (west, towards Celestic Town)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 27
  • Road 211 (west, towards Eterna City)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 15
Pearl 8 areas
  • Great Marsh Area 1Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 24
  • Great Marsh Area 2Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 24
  • Great Marsh Area 3Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 22–24
  • Great Marsh Area 4Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 22–24
  • Great Marsh Area 5Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 20–22
  • Great Marsh Area 6Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 20–22
  • Road 210 (west, towards Celestic Town)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 24
  • Road 211 (west, towards Eterna City)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 14
Diamond 8 areas
  • Great Marsh Area 1Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 24
  • Great Marsh Area 2Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 24
  • Great Marsh Area 3Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 22–24
  • Great Marsh Area 4Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 22–24
  • Great Marsh Area 5Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 20–22
  • Great Marsh Area 6Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 20–22
  • Road 210 (west, towards Celestic Town)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 24
  • Road 211 (west, towards Eterna City)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 14
Emerald 2 areas
  • Safari Zone (expansion north)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 35
  • Safari Zone (expansion south)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 35
Crystal 20 areas
  • Ilex ForestHeadbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 7–10
  • Lake of RageHeadbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree · Lv 10
  • National ParkWalking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 12–15
  • Road 1Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–4
  • Road 2 (south, towards Viridian City)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–5
  • Road 25Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10
  • Road 26Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree · Lv 10
  • Road 27Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree · Lv 10
  • Road 29Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–10
  • Road 30Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–10
  • Road 31Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 5–10
  • Road 32Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 7–10
  • Road 34Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–12
  • Road 35Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–14
  • Road 36Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 4–10
  • Road 37Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–15
  • Road 38Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree · Lv 10
  • Road 39Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree · Lv 10
  • Road 43Headbutting a high encounter rate tree, Headbutting a low encounter rate tree, Headbutting a normal encounter rate tree, Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–16
  • Road 5Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 13
Silver 9 areas
  • National ParkWalking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–14
  • Road 1Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–4
  • Road 2 (south, towards Viridian City)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–5
  • Road 29Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–4
  • Road 30Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–4
  • Road 31Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–5
  • Road 35Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 14
  • Road 36Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 13–15
  • Road 37Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 13–15
Gold 9 areas
  • National ParkWalking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 10–14
  • Road 1Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–4
  • Road 2 (south, towards Viridian City)Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 3–5
  • Road 29Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 2–4
  • Road 30Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 4
  • Road 31Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 5
  • Road 35Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 14
  • Road 36Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 13–15
  • Road 37Walking in tall grass or a cave · Lv 15

Locations cover Red & Blue to Sword & Shield (with its DLC) and Let’s Go. We don’t have them yet for Legends: Arceus, Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl, Scarlet & Violet and Legends: Z-A.