Special
Sweeper
110Speed · Fast

Stats & Training

Nothing fancy in Latias's spread. It leans special with Sp. Def out front. And you'll get 3 Sp. Def EVs per KO for it. Follows a slow 1.25M XP grind.

Base Stats
Legend
HP80
C
Attack80
C
Defense90
B
Sp. Atk110
B
Sp. Def130
A
Speed110
B
Total600
Details
Catch Rate
Legendary3 / 255
Growth Rate
Slow1.25M XP
Height1.4 m
Weight40.0 kg
Base XP270
Abilities
Levitate
Evades ground moves.
Levitate grants Ground immunity
EV Yield
HPAtkDefSpASpD+3Spe
Strong Special Defense training target
Pokedex Entries

It can telepathically communicate with people. It changes its appearance using its down that refracts light.

Latias Weakness

Latias is weak to Ice, Bug, Ghost, Dragon, and Dark. It resists 6 types, so it can switch into a lot of moves safely. Levitate grants an additional Ground immunity, reshaping the matchup chart. Latias's special bulk (base 130 Sp.Def) helps absorb special-type weaknesses, though physical moves exploit the lower Defense.

Latias Weakness and Resistance Chart
DamageTypes
2x (Weak)Ice, Bug, Ghost, Dragon, Dark
0.5x (Resist)Fire, Water, Electric, Grass, Fighting, Psychic
Type ChartVulnerable
5Weak
6Resist
1Immune
Score-4
Gen III Type Chart
  • Dark and Steel types added — Fairy does not exist yet
  • Moves are Physical or Special based on type, not per move
4xCritical
None
¼xResist
None
0xImmune
How to Beat Latias in FireRed & LeafGreen (Best Counters)

In FireRed & LeafGreen, Forretress's Explosion hits Latias for 60-70%. Flygon's Earthquake hits Latias for 39-46%. Regice deals 66-78% with Ice Beam.

Forretress
Forretress
BugSteel
B
Recommended Build
AbilitySturdy
ItemLeftovers
NatureCareful
Moves
  • SpikesHazard
  • Rapid Spin
  • Explosion
  • Earthquake
Damage vs Latias
Rapid Spin
12-15%
Explosion
60-70%
Earthquake
24-29%
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FireRed & LeafGreen Evolution

Latias is a powerhouse with 600 total stats as a Dragon/Psychic legendary. Can't breed it, so you're locked to whatever you catch or receive. View every chain in the Evolution Chart.

How to Evolve

No Evolution
Latias
#380Latias
Does not evolve

Breeding

Unavailable
Undiscovered egg group

FireRed & LeafGreen Latias Best Moveset

Best Build

No build content available for this Pokemon in Gen 3.

Try selecting a different game/generation filter, or check back later.

Moves

Most of Latias's flexibility comes from TMs. Same-type output runs through Dream Eater and Mist Ball, but Flying and Normal and the rest of the TM pool push it from predictable to genuinely threatening.

Level-Up Moves

Lv 1
Psywave
8015Psychic
Lv 5
Wish
C10Normal
Lv 10
Helping Hand+5
20Normal
Lv 15
Safeguard
D25Normal
Lv 20
Dragon Breath
6010020Dragon
Lv 25
Water Sport
15Water
Lv 30
Refresh
D20Normal
Lv 35
Mist Ball
701005Psychic
Lv 40
Psychic
B9010010Psychic
Lv 45
Recover
C20Normal
Lv 50
Charm
10020Normal

TM Moves

TM
TM40
Aerial Ace
D6020Flying
TM45
Attract
10015Normal
TM04
Calm Mind
C20Psychic
HM01
Cut
509530Normal
TM
Dive
6010010Water
TM32
Double Team
15Normal
TM02
Dragon Claw
C8010015Dragon
TM26
Earthquake
C10010010Ground
TM42
Facade
D7010020Normal
HM05
Flash
7020Normal
HM02
Fly
709515Flying
TM21
Frustration
10020Normal
TM10
Hidden Power
6010015Normal
TM15
Hyper Beam
B150905Normal
TM13
Ice Beam
C9510010Ice
TM16
Light Screen
C30Psychic
TM17
Protect+4
C10Normal
TM29
Psychic
B9010010Psychic
TM18
Rain Dance
C5Water
TM33
Reflect
D20Psychic
TM44
Rest
C10Psychic
TM27
Return
D10020Normal
TM05
Roar-6
C20Normal
TM20
Safeguard
D25Normal
TM37
Sandstorm
10Rock
TM43
Secret Power
7010020Normal
TM30
Shadow Ball
C8010015Ghost
TM34
Shock Wave
6020Electric
TM22
Solar Beam
B12010010Grass
TM47
Steel Wing
D709025Steel
TM11
Sunny Day
C5Fire
HM03
Surf
C9510015Water
TM25
Thunder
C1207010Electric
TM24
Thunderbolt
C9510015Electric
TM06
Toxic
C8510Poison
TM03
Water Pulse
6010020Water
HM07
Waterfall
C8010015Water

Egg Moves

Latias doesn't have any Egg moves

Tutor Moves

Tut
Tutor
Body Slam
C8510015Normal
Tutor
Double-Edge
C12010015Normal
Tutor
Dream Eater
10010015Psychic
Tutor
Mimic
10Normal
Tutor
Substitute
C10Normal
Tutor
Thunder Wave
C10020Electric

How to Get Latias in FireRed & LeafGreen

Latias can't be caught in FireRed & LeafGreen. Bring it over from Ruby, Emerald, or Ultra Moon instead. The encounter info below covers the source games.

Latias is not available as a wild encounter in this game.

Available in:

Then trade to FireRed & LeafGreen.

Also found in:

Latias Guide

  • In FireRed & LeafGreen, Latias is a Legendary Pokemon rated A-Tier. At 600 BST, it hits hard. It excels as a sweeper. That 130 base Sp. Def does the heavy lifting.

  • Mega Evolution isn't available in FireRed & LeafGreen, but Latias does have a Mega form in Gen 6-7 games (X/Y, ORAS, Sun/Moon). Mega Latias hits 700 BST.

  • In FireRed & LeafGreen, Latias's biggest threats include Walrein (Ice), Pinsir (Bug), and Gengar (Ghost), all carrying super-effective STAB moves. Dragon and Dark-type attackers are also a problem. With 5 weakness types, most competitive teams carry at least one counter. Latias has enough bulk to absorb a hit, but don't push the matchup. Pivot to a teammate that resists.

  • Latias gets Levitate. But Levitate is the one that matters. It's the centerpiece of every viable set. Build around that. With base 110 Speed, Levitate gives Latias an edge before opponents can react.

  • Latias is a special attacker with base 110 Sp. Atk. Tanky enough to absorb a few hits, too. Speed tells the real story. Base 110 Speed lets it outrun most of the field. Fits the sweeper role.

Game Availability

Since Ruby & Sapphire, Latias has appeared in 16 games. Legendary Pokemon like Latias are usually found through story events or special post-game areas rather than random encounters.

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