This Pokémon is said to live in a world on the reverse side of ours, where common knowledge is distorted and strange. It was banished for its violence.
Category
Renegade
Height
4.5 m
Weight
750.0 kg
Catch rate
3
Gender
Genderless
Egg groups
No Eggs Discovered
Battle data
Base stats BST 680
HP150
Attack100
Defense120
Sp. Atk100
Sp. Def120
Speed90
Abilities
PressureRaises foe's PP usage.
Hidden abilityTelepathyCan't be damaged by an ally.
Pokédex entry
Giratina Altered
GhostDragon
This Pokémon is said to live in a world on the reverse side of ours, where common knowledge is distorted and strange. It was banished for its violence.
Category
Renegade
Height
4.5 m
Weight
750.0 kg
Catch rate
3
Gender
Genderless
Egg groups
No Eggs Discovered
Battle data
Base stats BST 680
HP150
Attack100
Defense120
Sp. Atk100
Sp. Def120
Speed90
Abilities
PressureRaises foe's PP usage.
Hidden abilityTelepathyCan't be damaged by an ally.
Pokédex entry
Giratina Origin
GhostDragon
Giratina loses its legs upon changing into this form. It's believed it hails from a world where the heavens and the earth are as one.
Category
Renegade
Height
6.9 m
Weight
650.0 kg
Catch rate
3
Gender
Genderless
Egg groups
No Eggs Discovered
Battle data
Base stats BST 680
HP150
Attack120
Defense100
Sp. Atk120
Sp. Def100
Speed90
Abilities
LevitateNot hit by Ground attacks.
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.
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.