Farfetchd game sprite

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Farfetchd

Wild Duck Pokémon

NormalFlying

Pokédex entry

Farfetchd

NormalFlying

It is always seen with a stick from a plant. Apparently, there are good sticks and bad sticks. This Pokémon occasionally fights with others over choice sticks.

Category
Wild Duck
Height
0.8 m
Weight
15.0 kg
Catch rate
45
Gender
50% female
Egg groups
Flying, Field

Battle data

Base stats BST 377

HP52
Attack90
Defense55
Sp. Atk58
Sp. Def62
Speed60

Abilities

Keen EyePrevents loss of accuracy.
Inner FocusPrevents flinching.
Hidden abilityDefiantLowered stats up Attack.

Evolution relationships

Farfetchd Galar Level 30 Sirfetchd

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 (8)

MethodLocationLevelEvidence
Grass / groundForm: Farfetchd Galar Route 35 Lv. 14–18 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Route 43 Lv. 22 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Route 47 Lv. 33–40 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass / ground Route 48 Lv. 22–26 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass (rare) Route 14 Lv. 24 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass (rare)Form: Farfetchd Galar Route 47 Lv. 40 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass (rare)Form: Farfetchd Galar Route 48 Lv. 22–26 Source-indexed, not individually verified
Grass (rare)Form: Farfetchd Galar Route 8 Lv. 18 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.