Omanyte
This Pokémon is a member of an ancient, extinct species. Omanyte paddles through water with its 10 tentacles, looking like it’s just drifting along.
Although long extinct, in rare cases, it can be genetically regenerated from fossils.
An ancient Pokémon that was recovered from a fossil. It swam by cleverly twisting its 10 tentacles about.
Revived from an ancient fossil, this Pokémon uses air stored in its shell to sink and rise in water.
This Pokémon from ancient times is said to have navigated the sea by adeptly twisting its 10 tentacles.
In prehistoric times, it swam on the sea floor, eating plankton. Its fossils are sometimes found.
Omanyte is one of the ancient and long-since-extinct Pokémon that have been regenerated from fossils by people. If attacked by an enemy, it withdraws itself inside its hard shell.
A Pokémon that was resurrected from a fossil using modern science. It swam in ancient seas.
Omanyte lived in the seas of antiquity. Its fossils have been found bearing bite marks from Archeops, so apparently Archeops preyed on it.
It was restored from an ancient fossil. Those Helix Fossils are excavated from areas that were once oceans long, long ago.
Because some Omanyte manage to escape after being restored or are released into the wild by people, this species is becoming a problem.
This Pokémon is a member of an ancient, extinct species. Omanyte paddles through water with its 10 tentacles, looking like it’s just drifting along.
Although long extinct, in rare cases, it can be genetically regenerated from fossils.
An ancient Pokémon that was recovered from a fossil. It swam by cleverly twisting its 10 tentacles about.
Revived from an ancient fossil, this Pokémon uses air stored in its shell to sink and rise in water.
This Pokémon from ancient times is said to have navigated the sea by adeptly twisting its 10 tentacles.
In prehistoric times, it swam on the sea floor, eating plankton. Its fossils are sometimes found.
Omanyte is one of the ancient and long-since-extinct Pokémon that have been regenerated from fossils by people. If attacked by an enemy, it withdraws itself inside its hard shell.
A Pokémon that was resurrected from a fossil using modern science. It swam in ancient seas.
Omanyte lived in the seas of antiquity. Its fossils have been found bearing bite marks from Archeops, so apparently Archeops preyed on it.
It was restored from an ancient fossil. Those Helix Fossils are excavated from areas that were once oceans long, long ago.
Because some Omanyte manage to escape after being restored or are released into the wild by people, this species is becoming a problem.
This Pokémon is a member of an ancient, extinct species. Omanyte paddles through water with its 10 tentacles, looking like it’s just drifting along.
Habitat
Sea
Moves
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Stats
Abilities
- Swift Swim
Doubles Speed during rain.
- Shell Armor
Protects against critical hits.
- Weak Armor
Raises Speed and lowers Defense by one stage each upon being hit by a physical move.
Types
Takes 2× damage from
fighting
ground
grass
electric
Takes 1× damage from
rock
bug
ghost
steel
water
psychic
dragon
dark
fairy
Takes ½× damage from
normal
flying
poison
ice
Takes ¼× damage from
fire
This Pokémon is a member of an ancient, extinct species. Omanyte paddles through water with its 10 tentacles, looking like it’s just drifting along.
Although long extinct, in rare cases, it can be genetically regenerated from fossils.
An ancient Pokémon that was recovered from a fossil. It swam by cleverly twisting its 10 tentacles about.
Revived from an ancient fossil, this Pokémon uses air stored in its shell to sink and rise in water.
This Pokémon from ancient times is said to have navigated the sea by adeptly twisting its 10 tentacles.
In prehistoric times, it swam on the sea floor, eating plankton. Its fossils are sometimes found.
Omanyte is one of the ancient and long-since-extinct Pokémon that have been regenerated from fossils by people. If attacked by an enemy, it withdraws itself inside its hard shell.
A Pokémon that was resurrected from a fossil using modern science. It swam in ancient seas.
Omanyte lived in the seas of antiquity. Its fossils have been found bearing bite marks from Archeops, so apparently Archeops preyed on it.
It was restored from an ancient fossil. Those Helix Fossils are excavated from areas that were once oceans long, long ago.
Because some Omanyte manage to escape after being restored or are released into the wild by people, this species is becoming a problem.
This Pokémon is a member of an ancient, extinct species. Omanyte paddles through water with its 10 tentacles, looking like it’s just drifting along.
Although long extinct, in rare cases, it can be genetically regenerated from fossils.
An ancient Pokémon that was recovered from a fossil. It swam by cleverly twisting its 10 tentacles about.
Revived from an ancient fossil, this Pokémon uses air stored in its shell to sink and rise in water.
This Pokémon from ancient times is said to have navigated the sea by adeptly twisting its 10 tentacles.
In prehistoric times, it swam on the sea floor, eating plankton. Its fossils are sometimes found.
Omanyte is one of the ancient and long-since-extinct Pokémon that have been regenerated from fossils by people. If attacked by an enemy, it withdraws itself inside its hard shell.
A Pokémon that was resurrected from a fossil using modern science. It swam in ancient seas.
Omanyte lived in the seas of antiquity. Its fossils have been found bearing bite marks from Archeops, so apparently Archeops preyed on it.
It was restored from an ancient fossil. Those Helix Fossils are excavated from areas that were once oceans long, long ago.
Because some Omanyte manage to escape after being restored or are released into the wild by people, this species is becoming a problem.
This Pokémon is a member of an ancient, extinct species. Omanyte paddles through water with its 10 tentacles, looking like it’s just drifting along.
Abilities
- Swift Swim
Doubles Speed during rain.
- Shell Armor
Protects against critical hits.
- Weak Armor
Raises Speed and lowers Defense by one stage each upon being hit by a physical move.