Spinarak #167

Pokemon Spinarak - Pokemon from the second generation, ranked 167 in the Pokedex... It is a poisonous bug that dwells in the Joto area. Pokémon Spinarak develops into Pokemon Ariados after consuming 50 sweets.

Parameters and characteristics of Pokemon Spinarak

Max BS 923
Атака 105
Protection 73
Resistance 120

How to find and catch Pokémon Spinarak?

Spinarak may be found in parks and marshes. It is possible to capture it in squares, fields, and woods, in meadows and in the countryside, around overgrown lakes, in industrial regions, and near industries. Pokemon Spinarak occurs often on the map and is easy to capture.

Biology

Spinarak is a green arachnid Pokémon that looks like a spider. It features white pupils in its black eyes, a white horn on its forehead, and a pair of crimson mandibles. Two black spots and a line that resembles a face are on the back of its belly; the face on its back may change expression, as seen in anime and 3D video games. An extra line surrounds the end of its abdomen. It has three yellow legs with a black stripe across the center. Spinarak is a nocturnal Pokémon that can be found in both temperate and tropical woods. It creates webs that are robust enough to resist stones being thrown at them and serve as nets for fisherman. It is a patient predator, and it may wait for prey to get entangled in its web for days. It detects the kind of prey collected by the vibrations in the web, and its favourite prey is Cutiefly. Its venom is not very powerful, but it is effective enough to weaken captured creatures. Silk created by a Spinarak, as shown in the anime, may be used for face treatments as well as patching up skin wounds. Spinarak and its evolved version, Ariados, are the only Pokémon known to know the move Toxic Thread. Spider Web was its hallmark move prior to Generation V. The Pokemon Spinarak is one of the numerous monsters that may be captured in Pokemon Go. See the prerequisites for evolving Spinarak here. Spinarak is from Johto's second generation and was included in the February 16, 2017 release.

#167 Spinarak Info

Type Candy Needed to Evolve
Bug / Poison 50 Spinarak Candy

Evolution

  • Evolves into: Ariados
  • Evolves from: None
  • Hatches from: (EGG) 2KM

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
Bug Bite Bug 5
Poison Sting Poison 6
Possible Special Moves
Name Type Damage Number of Special Bars
Signal Beam Bug 75 3
Night Slash Dark 50 3
Cross Poison Poison 40 3

 Best moveset for Spinarak

When fighting Pokémon in Gyms, Spinarak's greatest moves are Bug Bite and Signal Beam. This moveset has the most overall DPS and is also the finest for PVP encounters.

Offense

 Bug Bite 12 dps
 Signal Beam 31 dps

Defense

 Bug Bite 12 dps
 Signal Beam 31 dps
 

 All moves

Quick move Damage EPS DPS
 Bug Bite 5 12 12
 Poison Sting 5 11.7 10
Main move Damage EPS DPS
 Night Slash 50 -15 22.7
 Cross Poison 40 -22 32
 Signal Beam 75 -17.2 31
The green moves benefit from the Same Type Attack Bonus and deliver 20% more damage.

Evolution family

Spinarak is part of a two-member family.

Regular

84.
#167 Spinarak
50
Ariados #168 Ariados
 

Shiny

 
84.
#167 Spinarak
50
Ariados_shiny #168 Ariados

Availability

  • Spinarak was released along with the main release of Johto-region Pokémon on February 16th, 2017.
  • Shiny_Pokemon_icon Shiny form of Spinarak was released at the start of part 1 of Halloween 2021 on October 15th, 2021.
Method Maximum CP Details
RT-Icon_Encounter Wild 700 758 (weather boosted) In wild since 2017 Feb 16Increased spawns in: Bug Out 2022: Aug 10 - 16 Pokémon Spotlight Hour: 2022 Jun 21 Pokémon TCG Crossover Event: 2022 Jun 16 - 30 Halloween 2021: Oct 15 - 22 The Seasons Change: Part 2: 2020 Oct 12 - 19 Mega Battle Challenge: 2020 Sep 11 - 17 Incense Day: Type Shuffle: 2020 Apr 19 (Incense-only) Bug Out 2019: Apr 2 - 9
Pokemon_Eggs Eggs 466 Increased chance/Previously in: 7-km - Halloween 2021: Oct 15 - 22 5-km - Bug Out 2020: Jun 26 - Jul 1 2-km - 2017 Jul 7 - Dec 8
RT-Icon_Special-Stamp-1 Research tasks 350 Field Research: Take snapshots of 3 different Bug-type Pokémon you caught: Bug Out 2022 Use 5 Berries to help catch Pokémon: 2022 May Trade a Pokémon: 2022 Mar Send a Gift to a friend: 2021 Oct Make 3 Curveball Throws; Spin 3 PokéStops or Gyms: Halloween 2021 Special Research/Timed Research: Throwback Challenge 2020: Johto - 2nd part: Play with your buddy
GO_Battle_League_Icon GO Battle League 466 Obtainable starting from rank: 1 (Season 10)
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