Skarmory game sprite

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Skarmory

Armor Bird Pokémon

SteelFlying

Pokédex entry

Skarmory

SteelFlying

A Pokémon that has a body and wings of steel. People in the past used feathers fallen from Skarmory to make swords and knives.

Category
Armor Bird
Height
1.7 m
Weight
50.5 kg
Catch rate
25
Gender
50% female
Egg groups
Flying

Battle data

Base stats BST 465

HP65
Attack80
Defense140
Sp. Atk40
Sp. Def70
Speed70

Abilities

Keen EyePrevents loss of accuracy.
SturdyNegates 1-hit KO attacks.
Hidden abilityWeak ArmorIts stats change when hit.

Evolution relationships

No conventional evolution relationship is recorded for this species.

Conditional evolutions can require additional game-specific prerequisites beyond the displayed method.

Acquisition evidence: These records are source-indexed candidates, not guaranteed encounters. Stats and abilities come from Grand Anthology's configured game source rather than an external Pokédex.

Acquisition sources (9)

MethodLocationLevelEvidence
Grass / ground Mt Silver Mountain Side Lv. 65 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Mt Silver Outside Lv. 54 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Mt Silver Snow Lv. 65 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Route 113 Lv. 16 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Route 43 Lv. 24 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Route 45 Lv. 37 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Seven Island Sevault Canyon Lv. 30 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Whirl Islands B2f Lv. 28–29 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Whirl Islands B3f Lv. 28–29 Source-indexed, not individually verified

Rare grass and Surfing encounters inherit the first native slot's level range. Supplemental fishing follows each rod's native slots. These ranges exclude Lure effects and randomizer replacements; eligibility restrictions still apply.

Data source: configured Grand Anthology Gen 1–9 species, forms and abilities. The website uses frame-cropped copies of the game's existing Pokémon sprites, which remain franchise/artist-owned assets. Some alternate forms use labeled default-form artwork when their individual sprite is unavailable. See acknowledgments for credits.