Hariyama #297

Evolution family

Hariyama is part of a two-member family.

Regular

146.
Makuhita #296 Makuhita
50 Makuhita_candy
 #297 Hariyama

Shiny

146.
Makuhita_shiny #296 Makuhita
50 Makuhita_candy
 Hariyama_shiny #297 Hariyama
Availability
  • Hariyama was released along with the main release of Hoenn-region Pokémon on December 8th, 2017.Shiny_Pokemon_icon
  • Shiny form of Hariyama was released at the start of Battle Showdown 2018 on May 1st, 2018.Icon_Shadow_Pokemon
  • Shadow form of Hariyama was released at the start of Luminous Legends Y on May 18th, 2021.
Method Maximum CP Details
RT-Icon_Encounter Wild 2,425 2,627 (weather boosted) In wild since 2017 Dec 8Increased spawns in: Mega Buddy Challenge: 2020 Sep 22 - 28
Emblem_Raid_Battles Raid Battles 1,616 2,020 (weather boosted) Tier 3 CP 15,264Visit List of Raid Bosses changes for complete appearance
RT-Icon_Special-Stamp-1 Research tasks 1,212 Special Research/Timed Research: Finding Your Voice - Completing 3rd part Animation Week Research - 6th part: Win a Gym battle Throwback Challenge 2020: Hoenn - Completing 2nd part
 

Biology

Hariyama is a huge, muscular Pokémon inspired by sumo wrestlers. It has wide ears and tiny eyes. It has a small, triangular crest on its head. A long ponytail of dark blue hair develops over the tops of its eyes, around the head crest, and down its back. The top half of its body is cream, while the bottom half is dark blue. Yellow extensions form a skirt around its waist. In the middle of its body, right above the skirt, there is a little orange half-circle marking. Hariyama has huge, three-fingered hands and short, two-toed feet. Its hands and feet are also orange. Hariyama's physique is largely made up of muscle rather than fat. When its muscles strain, they become as hard as stone. It enjoys sparring with other large-bodied Pokémon and may pound the ground to increase its own strength. Its enormous slapping arms can send trucks flying, break telephone poles in half, and even halt trains. They are nice and courteous, applauding their fight opponents. It concentrates more on training Makuhita as it becomes older. It is found in mountainous places. Hariyama and its pre-evolved form, Makuhita, are the only known Pokémon capable of leveling up and learning the move Smelling Salts. Arm Thrust was also one of their defining techniques prior to Generation V.

Best moveset for Hariyama

When fighting Pokémon in Gyms, Hariyama's greatest moves are Counter and Dynamic Punch. This moveset has the most overall DPS and is also the finest for PVP encounters.

Offense 

  Counter 16 dps
  Dynamic Punch 40 dps

Defense 

  Counter 16 dps
  Dynamic Punch 40 dps
 

 All moves

Quick move Damage EPS DPS
  Bullet Punch 9 11.1 10
  Counter 12 8.9 16
Main move Damage EPS DPS
  Close Combat 100 -43.5 52.2
  Dynamic Punch 90 -18.5 40
  Heavy Slam 70 -23.8 33.3
  Superpower 85 -16.7 34
  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. Pokemon Hariyama - Pokemon of three generations, ranked 297 in the Pokedex... He lives in the Hohenn area and is of the fighting kind. This is the last stage of Pokemon Makuhita's evolution.

How to find and catch Pokémon Hariyama?

Hariyama Pokémon may be found at sports-related locations such as stadiums, gyms, and fitness centers. Hariyama occurs quite seldom on the map. It is possible to get it through evolving Pokémon Makuhita. Hariyama is one of the numerous catchable Pokemon in Pokemon GO. Makuhita's family may be discovered in the game as a shiny.

Hariyama Info

Type Candy Needed to Evolve
Fighting --

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
Counter Fighting 12
Bullet Punch Steel 9
Possible Special Moves
Name Type Damage Number of Special Bars
Heavy Slam Steel 70 2
Dynamic Punch Fighting 90 2
Close Combat Fighting 100 1
  • Evolves From: Makuhita

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