Type: Null Pokédex: Stats, Weaknesses, Evolution and Moves

Type: Null official artwork
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Type: Null

Synthetic Pokémon

NORMAL

Rumor has it that the theft of top-secret research notes led to a new instance of this Pokémon being created in the Galar region.

Type: Null Pokédex brings together the essential information for Type: Null, including its typing, weaknesses, base stats, abilities, evolution line, forms, Pokédex entries and appearances across Pokémon games. Type: Null is National Pokédex #772 and was introduced in Generation VII. It is a Normal-type Pokémon.

This Type: Null Pokédex covers Type: Null across the Pokémon series rather than focusing on one game. You can use it to check core stats, weaknesses, evolution, forms, moves, locations and game appearances, then follow the related guides for more detailed game-specific help. Rumor has it that the theft of top-secret research notes led to a new instance of this Pokémon being created in the Galar region.

Type: Null at a glance

Type
NORMAL
Weak to
FIGHTING2×
Best base stat
Hp — 95
Abilities
Battle Armor
Next evolution
Silvally — 160 happiness

Type: Null Pokédex overview

Type: Null has the Normal typing, it belongs to Generation VII, its Pokédex classification is the Synthetic Pokémon. Rumor has it that the theft of top-secret research notes led to a new instance of this Pokémon being created in the Galar region. The quick facts below bring together the key measurements and species details, while the rest of the Type: Null Pokédex breaks down its battle strengths, evolution, forms and appearances in more detail.

Type: Null quick facts

Height
1.9 m
Weight
120.5 kg
Generation
Generation VII
Growth rate
Slow
Capture rate
3
Base happiness
0

Type: Null Pokédex type and weaknesses

Type: Null is weak to Fighting. It is immune to Ghost. These matchups come from Type: Null's typing, making this a quick way to check which attacking types are super effective against Type: Null and which types it can resist more comfortably.

Type: Null type effectiveness

Damage taken when Type: Null is hit by each type:

Weak to

FIGHTING2×

Immune to

GHOST0×

Based on Normal typing. Abilities may modify these matchups.

Type: Null Pokédex stats

Type: Null has a base stat total of 534, with Hp as its highest listed base stat at 95. In the Type: Null Pokédex, base stats are useful for comparing natural strengths before a particular game layers on level, training, moves, abilities or battle formats. The bars below show the six standard stats side by side, making it easier to see where Type: Null is naturally strongest and where its lower base values sit.

Type: Null base stats

Hp95
Attack95
Defense95
Special Attack95
Special Defense95
Speed59
Total534

Type: Null Pokédex abilities

Type: Null can have Battle Armor. Abilities can significantly change how Type: Null functions in battle, so they are worth considering alongside its typing and base stats. Any Hidden Ability is identified separately below.

Type: Null abilities

Battle Armor

Protects against critical hits.

Type: Null Pokédex evolution

No additional evolution information is shown for Type: Null. The evolution section shows the family together and includes evolution requirements where they apply, making it easy to see how each stage connects. Each Pokémon in the family can also be opened in its own Pokédex guide.

Type: Null evolution family

160 happiness

Type: Null evolution requirements

Type: Null Pokédex forms and shiny appearance

Type: Null has 1 form shown on this Type: Null Pokédex page. Alternate forms are grouped together so you can compare them in one place, while the artwork switcher lets you view the standard and shiny appearance when shiny artwork is available.

Type: Null normal artwork
Switch between the normal and shiny appearance of Type: Null.

Type: Null Pokédex game appearances

Type: Null appears in 6 Pokémon titles, including Moon, Shield, Sun, Sword, Ultra Sun and Ultra ♂oon. Availability differs between games, so the list below separates each title and makes it easier to see where Type: Null appears without assuming the same method or location applies everywhere.

Type: Null game availability

MoonWild encounter
ShieldWild encounter
SunWild encounter
SwordWild encounter
Ultra SunWild encounter
Ultra ♂oonWild encounter

This uses imported PokéAPI encounter and game-index records. It does not guarantee current transfer, DLC or event availability.

Where can you find Type: Null?

The locations below show where Type: Null can be found across Pokémon games, including the encounter method, level range and encounter chance where available. Use the filters to narrow the list to a particular game and find the location information you need.

Type: Null encounter locations

6 records

GameLocationMethodLevelChanceConditions
MoonAether Paradise 2fGift40100%—
ShieldGalar Battle Tower AreaGift50100%Story Progress Hall Of ♀ame
SunAether Paradise 2fGift40100%—
SwordGalar Battle Tower AreaGift50100%Story Progress Hall Of ♀ame
Ultra SunAncient Poni Path AreaGift60100%—
Ultra ♂oonAncient Poni Path AreaGift60100%—

Type: Null Pokédex moves

The Type: Null Pokédex lists 67 moves below. Use the filters to narrow the list by move name, learning method, type or category. Move availability can differ between games and generations, so check the relevant game details when planning a specific moveset.

Type: Null move explorer

67 moves shown

LevelMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracyPPMethod
1ImprisonPSYCHICStatus——10Level Up
1TackleNORMALPhysical4010035Level Up
5Aerial AceFLYINGPhysical60—20Level Up
5RageNORMALPhysical2010020Level Up
10PursuitDARKPhysical4010020Level Up
10Scary ♀aceNORMALStatus—10010Level Up
15Double HitNORMALPhysical359010Level Up
20Metal SoundSTEELStatus—8540Level Up
25Crush ClawNORMALPhysical759510Level Up
30Air SlashFLYINGSpecial759515Level Up
35Tri AttackNORMALSpecial8010010Level Up
35X ScissorBUGPhysical8010015Level Up
40Take DownNORMALPhysical908520Level Up
45Iron HeadSTEELPhysical8010015Level Up
55Double EdgeNORMALPhysical12010015Level Up
65PunishmentDARKPhysical—1005Level Up
70Razor WindNORMALSpecial8010010Level Up
85Heal BlockPSYCHICStatus—10015Level Up
—Aerial AceFLYINGPhysical60—20Machine
—Air SlashFLYINGSpecial759515Machine
—ConfideNORMALStatus——20Machine
—Double TeamNORMALStatus——15Machine
—Dragon ClawDRAGONPhysical8010015Machine
—EndureNORMALStatus——10Machine
—FacadeNORMALPhysical7010020Machine
—Flame ChargeFIREPhysical5010020Machine
—FrustrationNORMALPhysical—10020Machine
—Giga ImpactNORMALPhysical150905Machine
—HailICEStatus——10Machine
—Hidden PowerNORMALSpecial6010015Machine
—Hyper BeamNORMALSpecial150905Machine
—Icy WindICESpecial559515Machine
—ImprisonPSYCHICStatus——10Machine
—Iron DefenseSTEELStatus——15Machine
—Iron HeadSTEELPhysical8010015Machine
—PaybackDARKPhysical5010010Machine
—ProtectNORMALStatus——10Machine
—Rain DanceWATERStatus——5Machine
—RestPSYCHICStatus——5Machine
—ReturnNORMALPhysical—10020Machine
—RoarNORMALStatus——20Machine
—Rock SlideROCKPhysical759010Machine
—RoundNORMALSpecial6010015Machine
—SandstormROCKStatus——10Machine
—Scary ♀aceNORMALStatus—10010Machine
—Shadow ClawGHOSTPhysical7010015Machine
—Sleep TalkNORMALStatus——10Machine
—SnoreNORMALSpecial5010015Machine
—SubstituteNORMALStatus——10Machine
—Sunny DayFIREStatus——5Machine
—SwaggerNORMALStatus—8515Machine
—SwiftNORMALSpecial60—20Machine
—Swords DanceNORMALStatus——20Machine
—Thunder WaveELECTRICStatus—9020Machine
—ToxicPOISONStatus—9010Machine
—Tri AttackNORMALSpecial8010010Machine
—U TurnBUGPhysical7010020Machine
—Work UpNORMALStatus——30Machine
—X ScissorBUGPhysical8010015Machine
—Icy WindICESpecial559515Tutor
—Iron DefenseSTEELStatus——15Tutor
—Iron HeadSTEELPhysical8010015Tutor
—Last ResortNORMALPhysical1401005Tutor
—Magic CoatPSYCHICStatus——15Tutor
—Signal BeamBUGSpecial7510015Tutor
—SnoreNORMALSpecial5010015Tutor
—Terrain PulseNORMALSpecial5010010Tutor

Type: Null Pokédex entries

The Type: Null Pokédex entries below let you compare how Type: Null has been described across different Pokémon games. Pokédex wording often changes between versions, so reading the entries together is a useful way to see how its description has evolved across the series.

Type: Null Pokédex entries

GameEntry
Sun

The heavy control mask it wears suppresses its intrinsic capabilities. This Pokémon has some hidden special power.

Moon

Due to the danger that this synthetic Pokémon may go on a rampage, it wears a control mask to restrain its power.

Ultra Sun

A Pokémon weapon developed for a specific mission, it went berserk during an experiment, so it was cryogenically frozen.

Ultra ♂oon

There’s danger of its going on a rampage, so its true power is sealed away beneath its control mask.

Sword

Rumor has it that the theft of top-secret research notes led to a new instance of this Pokémon being created in the Galar region.

Shield

It was modeled after a mighty Pokémon of myth. The mask placed upon it limits its power in order to keep it under control.

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