Armaldo #348

Best moveset for Armaldo

When fighting Pokémon in Gyms, Armaldo's greatest moves are Fury Cutter and Return. This moveset has the most overall DPS and is also the finest for PVP encounters.

Offense 

  Fury Cutter 9 dps
  Return Purified 50 dps

Defense 

  Struggle Bug 12 dps
  Rock Blast 28.6 dps

 

 All moves

Quick move Damage EPS DPS
  Fury Cutter 3 15 9
  Struggle Bug 15 10 12
Main move Damage EPS DPS
  Cross Poison 40 -22 26.7
  Water Pulse 70 -15.6 21.9
  Rock Blast 50 -15.7 28.6
  Frustration Shadow 10 -16.5 5
  Return Purified 35 -47.1 50

The green moves benefit from the Same Type Attack Bonus and deliver 20% more damage.

Biology

Armaldo is a bipedal, amphibious Pokémon that looks like a mantis shrimp. It has thick, grayish-blue plates covering it. It has yellow, black, white, and red highlights all over its body. Its eyes are oblong and protrude from the sides of its skull. The middle of its head was covered in a black pattern with two red teardrop-shaped dots and a yellow lower jaw. Three pairs of wing-like appendages protrude from its long, thick neck. On its back is a plate of armor with four short spikes and two triangular, yellow-rimmed wings projecting from below. Its scaled chest and abdomen are also bordered with yellow lines, and its chest has two big yellow plates in the middle. Its segmented limbs, each with a huge, black claw, protrude from holes in these plates. The legs are segmented as well, with black knees. Its lengthy tail is topped with a pair of black fins.

Armaldo used to dwell on land along the water's edge and dive into the ocean to search for food. Its broad rear wings were utilized for swimming, and its thick shell defended it from hostile assaults. Its powerful claws can smash rocks, pound through steel, and take down prey. They may also be flexibly stretched and retracted. It's said to be the ancestor of various Bug-type Pokémon.

Evolution family

Armaldo is part of a two-member family.

Regular

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  Anorith
#347 Anorith

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Shiny

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Availability

  • Armaldo was released along with the release of Hoenn-region Desert-themed Pokémon on January 23rd, 2018.Shiny_Pokemon_icon
  • Shiny form of Armaldo was released at the start of Adventure Week 2019 on June 4th, 2019.Icon_Shadow_Pokemon
  •  Shadow form of Armaldo was released at the start of Team GO Rocket Celebration on February 2nd, 2021.
Method Maximum CP Details
RT-Icon_Encounter
Wild		 2,442
2,645
(weather boosted)		 In wild since 2018 Jan 23Increased spawns in:
Adventure Week 2022: Jun 7 - 12
Adventure Week 2019: Jun 4 - 11

You can meet Pokemon Armaldo in parks, squares, countryside, forests, meadows and fields, in stone quarries.

Pokemon Armaldo rarely appears on the map. The easiest way to get it is to evolve the Pokémon Lilip. Can sometimes be found in raids and field research.

The Pokemon Anorith is one of the many capturable Pokemon in Pokemon GO.

How to find and catch Pokémon Armaldo?

Pokemon Armaldo may be found in parks, squares, the countryside, woodlands, meadows and fields, and stone quarries.

Armaldo is an uncommon sight on the map. It is easiest to get by evolving the Pokémon Lilip. Sometimes encountered during raids and field investigations.

One of the numerous captureable Pokemon in Pokemon GO is Anorith.

Anorith Info

 

Type Candy Needed to Evolve
Bug|Rock -

COMBAT MOVES

To use combat moves, touch the screen while in battle, and the pokemon will release their attacks as quickly as they can. Attacks that are repeated will fill the bars on their specific meter. When any or all of the bars are full, press and hold the screen for a few seconds to unleash a special move.

Possible Attack Moves
Name Type Damage
Fury Cutter Bug 3
Struggle Bug Bug 15
Possible Special Moves
Name Type Damage Number of Special Bars
Cross Poison Poison 40 3
Water Pulse Water 70 2
Rock Blast Rock 50 3
  • Evolves From: Anorith
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