Geodude

The Rock/Ground type Pokemon. Explore its data in FireRed & LeafGreen.

National #74FireRed & LeafGreen #74

Geodude - Rock/Ground type Pokemon from Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen with stats, moves, and evolution data
RockGround

Pokemon Details

Species: Rock Pokémon

Height: 0.4 m

Weight: 20 kg

Abilities:

  • Rock Head
  • Sturdy
  • Sand Veil (Hidden Ability)

Training

EV Yield: 1 Defense

Catch Rate: 255

Base Friendship: 70

Base Exp: 60

Growth Rate: Medium Slow

Breeding

Egg Groups:

  • Mineral

Egg Cycles (Steps):

  • Min: 3599
  • Max: 3855

Gender:

  • Male: 50%
  • Female: 50%

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Stats

80
100
40
30
30
20
Total
300

This Pokémon's type(s) are highlighted below. Read across a highlighted row for its move effectiveness, and down a highlighted column for how much damage it takes.

2×/4×Super effective
½×/¼×Not very effective
No effect
Normal damage
Pokémon type effectiveness chart: damage multiplier for each attacking type (rows) against each defending type (columns)
Atk ⬇ / Def ➡NormalFireWaterElectricGrassIceFightingPoisonGroundFlyingPsychicBugRockGhostDragonDarkSteelFairy
Normal½×½×
Fire½×½×½×½×
Water½×½×½×
Electric½×½×½×
Grass½×½×½×½×½×½×½×
Ice½×½×½×½×
Fighting½×½×½×½×½×
Poison½×½×½×½×
Ground½×½×
Flying½×½×½×
Psychic½×½×
Bug½×½×½×½×½×½×½×
Rock½×½×½×
Ghost½×
Dragon½×
Dark½×½×½×
Steel½×½×½×½×
Fairy½×½×½×

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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, an Electric move deals ×4 to a Water/Flying opponent.

Pokémon Moves by Learning Method

Moves learned by leveling up, sorted by level required
NameLevelTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
Tackle1NormalPhysical3595
Defense Curl1NormalStatus--
Mud Sport6GroundStatus--
Rock Throw11RockPhysical5090
Magnitude16GroundPhysical-100
Selfdestruct21NormalPhysical200100
Rollout26RockPhysical3090
Rock Blast31RockPhysical2580
Earthquake36GroundPhysical100100
Explosion41NormalPhysical250100
Double Edge46NormalPhysical120100

Game Locations

GameLocation
FireredCerulean Cave - Wild Kindle Road - Wild Mt. Ember - Wild Mt. Moon - Wild Rock Tunnel - Wild Sevault Canyon - Wild Victory Road - Wild cerulean-cave-1f - Rock-smash cerulean-cave-2f - Rock-smash cerulean-cave-b1f - Rock-smash kanto-victory-road-2-1f - Walk kanto-victory-road-2-2f - Walk kanto-victory-road-2-3f - Walk kindle-road-area - Rock-smash kindle-road-area - Walk mt-ember-1f-cave-behind-team-rocket - Rock-smash mt-ember-1f-cave-behind-team-rocket - Walk mt-ember-area - Rock-smash mt-ember-area - Walk mt-ember-b1f - Rock-smash mt-ember-b1f - Walk mt-ember-b2f - Rock-smash mt-ember-b2f - Walk mt-ember-cave - Walk mt-ember-inside - Rock-smash mt-ember-inside - Walk mt-ember-summit - Rock-smash mt-moon-1f - Walk mt-moon-b2f - Walk rock-tunnel-1f - Walk rock-tunnel-b1f - Rock-smash rock-tunnel-b1f - Walk sevault-canyon-area - Rock-smash sevault-canyon-area - Walk
LeafgreenCerulean Cave - Wild Kindle Road - Wild Mt. Ember - Wild Mt. Moon - Wild Rock Tunnel - Wild Sevault Canyon - Wild Victory Road - Wild cerulean-cave-1f - Rock-smash cerulean-cave-2f - Rock-smash cerulean-cave-b1f - Rock-smash kanto-victory-road-2-1f - Walk kanto-victory-road-2-2f - Walk kanto-victory-road-2-3f - Walk kindle-road-area - Rock-smash kindle-road-area - Walk mt-ember-1f-cave-behind-team-rocket - Rock-smash mt-ember-1f-cave-behind-team-rocket - Walk mt-ember-area - Rock-smash mt-ember-area - Walk mt-ember-b1f - Rock-smash mt-ember-b1f - Walk mt-ember-b2f - Rock-smash mt-ember-b2f - Walk mt-ember-cave - Walk mt-ember-inside - Rock-smash mt-ember-inside - Walk mt-ember-summit - Rock-smash mt-moon-1f - Walk mt-moon-b2f - Walk rock-tunnel-1f - Walk rock-tunnel-b1f - Rock-smash rock-tunnel-b1f - Walk sevault-canyon-area - Rock-smash sevault-canyon-area - Walk

Pokedex Entries

GameEntry
FireredIts round form makes it easy to pick up. Some people have used them to hurl at each other in a snowball fight.
LeafgreenFound in fields and mountains. Mistaking them for boulders, people often step or trip on them.