Koffing #109



Biology


Koffing is a noxious gas-filled spherical Pokémon. It has empty eyes and a broad mouth with two pointed teeth in the upper jaw. However, a whole set of teeth can be seen in the animation. A cream-colored skull-and-crossbones insignia appears underneath its visage. This Pokémon's body is covered with geyser-like protrusions that normally emit a mustard-colored gas. The purple skin of Koffing is very thin, and over-inflation may cause it to burst.

Koffing generates gases inside its body by combining poisons and waste, and more gas is produced at greater temperatures. These gases are foul-smelling and cause sniffles, coughs, and teary eyes in those who are exposed to them. Koffing can hover because the gases are lighter than air. When irritated, it emits a more harmful gas via the holes in its body. Koffing's gas, as depicted in the anime, may be ignited by fire or electricity. It feeds on raw, rotting trash found in gas dumps and polluted air. Due to manufacturers, koffing was formerly abundant in Galar. Koffing is most often encountered in cities.


Best moveset for Koffing



When attacking Pokémon in Gyms, Koffing's best moves are Infestation and Sludge Bomb. This moveset has the most overall DPS and is also the finest for PVP encounters.





Offense 













  Infestation 9.1 dps
  Sludge Bomb 41.7 dps



Defense 













  Infestation 9.1 dps
  Sludge Bomb 41.7 dps



 



 All moves


























Quick move Damage EPS DPS
 Tackle 5 10 10
 Infestation 10 12.7 9.1










































Main move Damage EPS DPS
 Dark Pulse 80 -16.7 26.7
 Sludge 50 -15.7 28.6
 Sludge Bomb 80 -21.7 41.7
 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.

In Pokemon GO, one of the numerous captureable Pokemon is Koffing.



#109 Koffing Info
































Type Candy Needed to Evolve
     Poison                    50 Koffing Candy











Combat Moves


When in battle, touch the screen to attack with combat moves, 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
Tackle Normal 5
Infestation Bug 10
































Possible Special Moves
Name Type Damage Number of Special Bars
Dark Pulse Dark 80 2
Sludge Poison 50 2
Sludge Bomb Poison 80 1



  • Hatches From: 5km egg

  • Evolves Into: Weezing



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Pokemon Coffing - A first-generation pokemon ranked 109 in the Pokedex... It is a venomous snake that lives in the Kanto region. If you eat 50 sweets, Pokemon Koffing will transform into Pokemon Weezing.


 

Parameters and characteristics of Pokemon Coffing






















Max BS 1373
Атака 119
Protection 141
Resistance 120



How to find and catch Coffing's Pokémon?





Koffing Pokémon may be found in parks and marshes. It is possible to capture it in squares, fields, and woods, meadows and countryside, around overgrown lakes, industrial regions, and near industries.

Pokemon Koffing does not present on the map very often. It may sometimes be developed from an egg or obtained during a Pokemon GO event.





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