Relicanth
The type Pokemon. Discover comprehensive stats, moves, and evolutions across all games.
Pokédex #369• Available in 7 game versions

Pokemon Details
Species: Longevity Pokémon
Height: 1 m
Weight: 23.4 kg
Abilities:
Training
EV Yield:
Catch Rate: 25
Base Friendship: 50
Base Exp: 170
Growth Rate: Slow
Breeding
Egg Groups:
Egg Cycles (Steps):
- Min:
- Max:
Gender:
- Male: %
- Female: %
Available Game Versions
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Type Guide
Learn when this Pokémon is a good pick. “Great against” are types your moves hit hard. “Watch out for” are move types that hit you hard.
Great against
No clear advantages.
Watch out for
No major threats.
Not very effective on
No notable resistances from opponents.
Takes reduced damage from
No notable resistances.
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Pick the opponent’s types to see how your moves perform.
Your damage:×1Even
Tip: Dual-type opponents combine both types. For example, Water/Flying takes ×4 from Electric moves.
Pokémon Moves by Learning Method
Moves from All Games
The moves shown below are collected from all games where Relicanth appears. These may not match the specific moveset available in your game. Select a specific game version above to see the exact moves for that game.
Name | Level | Type | Category | Power | Accuracy |
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Tackle | 1 | Normal | Physical | 35 | 95 |
Harden | 1 | Normal | Status | - | - |
Flail | 1 | Normal | Physical | - | 100 |
Water Gun | 8 | Water | Special | 40 | 100 |
Rock Tomb | 15 | Rock | Physical | 50 | 80 |
Yawn | 22 | Normal | Status | - | - |
Take Down | 29 | Normal | Physical | 90 | 85 |
Aqua Tail | 30 | Water | Physical | 90 | 90 |
Mud Sport | 36 | Ground | Status | - | - |
Ancientpower | 43 | Rock | Physical | 60 | 100 |
Ancient Power | 43 | Rock | Special | 60 | 100 |
Rest | 50 | Psychic | Status | - | - |
Double Edge | 57 | Normal | Physical | 120 | 100 |
Dive | 57 | Water | Physical | 80 | 100 |
Hydro Pump | 64 | Water | Special | 120 | 80 |
Head Smash | 78 | Rock | Physical | 150 | 80 |
Pokedex Entries
Game | Entry |
---|---|
Ruby | RELICANTH is a POKéMON species that existed for a hundred million years without ever changing its form. This ancient POKéMON feeds on microscopic organisms with its toothless mouth. |
Sapphire | RELICANTH is a rare species that was discovered in deep-sea explorations. This POKéMON’s body withstands the enormous water pressure of the ocean depths. Its body is covered in tough scales that are like craggy rocks. |
Emerald | A POKéMON that was once believed to have been extinct. The species has not changed its form for 100 million years. It walks on the seafloor using its pectoral fins. |
X | It has remained unchanged for 100 million years. It was discovered during a deep-sea exploration. |
Y | A rare Pokémon discovered during a deep-sea exploration. It has not changed in over 100 million years. |
OmegaRuby | Relicanth is a Pokémon species that existed for a hundred million years without ever changing its form. This ancient Pokémon feeds on microscopic organisms with its toothless mouth. |
AlphaSapphire | Relicanth is a rare species that was discovered in deep-sea explorations. This Pokémon’s body withstands the enormous water pressure of the ocean depths. Its body is covered in tough scales that are like craggy rocks. |
Sun | Its form has remained the same for one hundred million years. Its body is filled with fat, so it can withstand the water pressure of the deep sea. |
Moon | It was fortuitously discovered during a deep sea expedition. Its teeth have atrophied, so it now survives on microscopic organisms it sucks up. |
UltraSun | Thought to have gone extinct, Relicanth was given a name that is a variation of the name of the person who discovered it. |
UltraMoon | The reason it hasn’t changed at all in a hundred million years is that it’s apparently already a perfect life-form. |
Sword | Rock-hard scales and oil-filled swim bladders allow this Pokémon to survive the intense water pressure of the deep sea. |
Shield | This Pokémon was discovered during deep-sea exploration. Its appearance hasn’t changed in 100,000,000 years, so it’s called a living fossil. |