Deerling #585



Biology


Deerling is a Pokémon that looks like a deer fawn. In the spring, it is pink, in the summer, it is green, in the fall, it is orange, and in the winter it is brown.

Deerling features a yellow-patterned rim and a peach underneath. It has a yellow flowery tuft on its head and the insides of its tapering ears are also yellow. It has a little pink tail and the ends of its limbs are black. The look of it might alter as the seasons change. When it detects hostility, it hides in thick grass. It travels in herds because it is afraid of people. It prefers to live in sparsely populated locations, far from people. It feeds on plants.


Best moveset for Deerling - Spring



When fighting Pokémon in Gyms, Deerling (Springgreatest )'s moves are Tackle and Wild Charge. This moveset has the most overall DPS and is also the finest for PVP encounters.





Offense 













  Tackle 12 dps
  Wild Charge 34.6 dps



Defense 













  Take Down 8 dps
  Wild Charge 34.6 dps



 



 All moves


























Quick move Damage EPS DPS
  Tackle 5 10 12
  Take Down 8 8.3 8






























Main move Damage EPS DPS
  Seed Bomb 55 -15.7 31.4
  Wild Charge 90 -19.2 34.6
  Energy Ball 90 -12.8 27.7

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

Evolution family


Deerling is part of a two-member family.
































290.

Deerling     Deerling_shiny
#585 Deerling spring
50 Deerling_candy
 SawsbuckSawsbuck_summerSawsbuck_shiny
#586 Sawsbuck spring
Deerling_summerDeerling_summer_shiny
#585 Deerling summer
50 Deerling_candy
 Sawsbuck_summer

Sawsbuck_summer_shiny
#586 Sawsbuck summer
Deerling_autumnDeerling_autumn_shiny
#585 Deerling autumn
50 Deerling_candy
 Sawsbuck_autumnSawsbuck_autumn_shiny
#586 Sawsbuck autumn
Deerling_winterDeerling_winter_shiny
#585 Deerling winter
50 Deerling_candy
 Sawsbuck_winter_shinySawsbuck_winter
#586 Sawsbuck winter




Availability





















Method Maximum CP Details
RT-Icon_Encounter
Wild		 973
1,054
(weather boosted)		 In wild since 2020 Oct 9Increased spawns in:
Summer Solstice 2021: Jun 17 - 20
The Seasons Change: 2020 Oct 9 - 19
RT-Icon_Special-Stamp-1
Research tasks		 486 Special Research/Timed Research:
The Seasons Change: Part 1 - Completing 4th part




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