Special
Sweeper
151Speed · Extreme

Stats & Training

Pheromosa's all-in on Speed at the expense of Defense. The mixed lean is obvious from the bars. Yields 3 Speed EVs and follows a slow 1.25M XP grind.

Base Stats
Pseudo
HP71
C
Attack137
A
Defense37
F
Sp. Atk137
A
Sp. Def37
F
Speed151
S
Total570
Details
Catch Rate
Challenging45 / 255
Growth Rate
Slow1.25M XP
Height1.8 m
Weight25.0 kg
Base XP257
Abilities
Beast BoostTop Pick
Raises this Pokémon's highest stat by one stage when it faints another Pokémon.
EV Yield
HPAtkDefSpASpDSpe+3
Strong Speed training target
Pokedex Entries

A life-form that lives in another world, its body is thin and supple, but it also possesses great power.

Pheromosa Weakness

Pheromosa's Bug/Fighting typing leaves it vulnerable to Flying, Fire, Psychic, and Fairy. Flying hits land at 4x, so they're the biggest threat. It resists 5 types, giving it decent defensive coverage. At base 151 Speed, Pheromosa outspeeds most threats and doesn't need to tank what it can outrun.

Pheromosa Weakness and Resistance Chart
DamageTypes
4x (Critical)Flying
2x (Weak)Fire, Psychic, Fairy
0.5x (Resist)Grass, Fighting, Ground, Bug, Dark
Type ChartVulnerable
4Weak
5Resist
0Immune
Score-5
4xCritical
¼xResist
None
0xImmune
None
How to Beat Pheromosa in Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon (Best Counters)
Crobat
Crobat
PoisonFlying
B
Available Moves
Moves
  • FlyTM76
  • Air SlashLv. 48
  • Wing AttackLv. 13
  • Air CutterLv. 19
Damage vs Pheromosa
Fly 4x
272-321%KO
Air Slash 4x
188-222%KO
Wing Attack 4x
182-214%KO
Air Cutter 4x
150-177%KO
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Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon Evolution

You won't breed Pheromosa or evolve it further. This Bug/Fighting type brings 570 total stats right out of the encounter. View every chain in the Evolution Chart.

How to Evolve

No Evolution
Pheromosa
#795Pheromosa
Does not evolve

Breeding

Unavailable
Undiscovered egg group

Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon Pheromosa Best Moveset

Wide Lens and Beastboost form the backbone. Pheromosa invests max Sp. Atk and Speed EVs to play its special attacker role properly, and Mild nature pushes Sp. Atk higher. High Jump Kick handles the heavy lifting on offense. Electric coverage rounds it out.

Best Build

Experimental
Special Sweeper
Ability
Beast Boost
Item
Wide Lens
Best Nature for Pheromosa
Mild+SPA

Pheromosa best EVs are Sp. Atk and Speed

EVs

Special Sweeper Moveset

  • High Jump KickSTAB
  • Ice Beam
  • ElectrowebCoverage
  • Icy Wind

Moves

Pheromosa develops a solid moveset just through leveling. Jump Kick and Bug Buzz show up naturally, and the progression handles both STAB and utility without leaning on TMs for the core attacks.

Level-Up Moves

Lv 1
Double Kick
3010030Fighting
Lv 1
Leer
10030Normal
Lv 1
Low Kick
D10020Fighting
Lv 1
Quick Guard+3
D15Fighting
Lv 1
Quiver Dance
C20Bug
Lv 1
Rapid Spin
C5010040Normal
Lv 7
Swift
C6020Normal
Lv 13
Stomp
6510020Normal
Lv 19
Feint+2
D3010010Normal
Lv 23
Silver Wind
B601005Bug
Lv 29
Bounce
C85855Flying
Lv 31
Jump Kick
B1009510Fighting
Lv 37
Agility
C30Psychic
Lv 43
Triple Kick
109010Fighting
Lv 47
Lunge
B8010015Bug
Lv 53
Bug Buzz
B9010010Bug
Lv 59
Me First
D20Normal
Lv 67
High Jump Kick
S1309010Fighting
Lv 73
Speed Swap
10Psychic

TM Moves

TM
TM14
Blizzard
C110705Ice
TM31
Brick Break
B7510015Fighting
TM100
Confide
D20Normal
TM32
Double Team
15Normal
TM49
Echoed Voice
D4010015Normal
TM42
Facade
C7010020Normal
TM54
False Swipe
4010040Normal
TM56
Fling
D10010Dark
TM52
Focus Blast
B120705Fighting
TM21
Frustration
D10020Normal
TM68
Giga Impact
B150905Normal
TM10
Hidden Power
6010015Normal
TM15
Hyper Beam
B150905Normal
TM13
Ice Beam
A9010010Ice
TM47
Low Sweep
6510020Fighting
TM84
Poison Jab
C8010020Poison
TM17
Protect+4
A10Normal
TM44
Rest
C10Psychic
TM27
Return
D10020Normal
TM19
Roost
C10Flying
TM48
Round
C6010015Normal
TM88
Sleep Talk
C10Normal
TM90
Substitute
C10Normal
TM87
Swagger
D8515Normal
TM12
Taunt
C10020Dark
TM41
Torment
10015Dark
TM06
Toxic
C9010Poison
TM89
U-turn
B7010020Bug

Egg Moves

Pheromosa doesn't have any Egg moves

Tutor Moves

Tut
Tutor
Block
D5Normal
Tutor
Bounce
C85855Flying
Tutor
Bug Bite
B6010020Bug
Tutor
Drill Run
C809510Ground
Tutor
Electroweb
A559515Electric
Tutor
Foul Play
B9510015Dark
Tutor
Icy Wind
A559515Ice
Tutor
Laser Focus
30Normal
Tutor
Low Kick
D10020Fighting
Tutor
Outrage
B12010010Dragon
Tutor
Shock Wave
6020Electric
Tutor
Signal Beam
B7510015Bug
Tutor
Snatch+4
D10Dark
Tutor
Snore
5010015Normal
Tutor
Throat Chop
C8010015Dark

How to Get Pheromosa in Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon

Pheromosa is a fixed encounter, not a random spawn. Walk up to it, interact, and the battle starts immediately. Head to Ultra Space when your team is ready for the fight.

Best Locations to Catch Pheromosa in Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon

Ultra Space - Ultra Desert
Interact with Pokemon Lv.60 Distortion
Post

Pheromosa Guide

  • In Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon, Pheromosa has a 570 base stat total and ranks as B-Tier: a solid option in Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon for the right team. It works best as a sweeper. High Jump Kick with Wide Lens is the standard set.

  • In Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon, watch for Staraptor (Flying), Charizard (Fire), and Starmie (Psychic) when using Pheromosa. They all hit it super-effectively with STAB. Staraptor is the most dangerous since Flying moves deal 4x damage. Fairy-type attackers are also a problem. Pheromosa's base 151 Speed lets it outpace many threats and strike first, which matters more than trying to tank hits.

  • Beast Boost raises this Pokémon's highest stat by one stage when it faints another Pokémon. That's the one you want on Pheromosa. It's the only ability Pheromosa has.

  • In Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon, Pheromosa fills the sweeper role. It's a special attacker with base 137 Sp. Atk. Base 151 Speed lets it outrun most of the field. And it's fragile, can't afford to take many hits.

  • In Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon, run High Jump Kick, Ice Beam, Electroweb, and Icywind on Pheromosa. High Jump Kick is the most common pick at 17% usage. This set covers the sweeper role with a mix of damage and utility.

Game Availability

Introduced in Sun & Moon, Pheromosa has appeared in 3 games across 4 generations. Later debuts mean fewer total appearances, but it's been a consistent presence since its introduction.

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