Corsola Pokemon Guide

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Corsola Pokemon Guide

Corsola is a Water and Rock-type Pokemon known for its coral body, defensive utility and Galarian regional form. This guide covers Corsola’s stats, best moves, abilities, evolution, shiny form, typing, weaknesses, locations and alternate form information.

Normal Form

Corsola

Shiny Form

Shiny Corsola

Regional Form

Galarian Corsola

Last Updated: May 2026 | Page Status: This Corsola guide supports current Pokemon games, Pokemon Champions and future updates. Location, moves and availability details will be updated as new Pokemon game data becomes available.

Corsola Guide Contents

Description	Quick Facts
Stats	Best Moves
All Moves	Weaknesses
Evolution	Locations
FAQ

Corsola Description

Corsola is a Water and Rock-type Pokemon introduced in Generation 2. Standard Corsola does not evolve, while Galarian Corsola is a Ghost-type regional form that evolves into Cursola.

Competitive Overview

Is Corsola Good in Competitive?

Corsola is usually a niche defensive Pokemon. Its best use comes from support moves, recovery and abilities such as Natural Cure or Regenerator depending on the game.

Galarian Corsola has seen more defensive interest in some formats because of its Ghost typing and Eviolite potential, while regular Corsola needs careful support to avoid Grass and Electric pressure.

Corsola Quick Facts

Here are the key facts to know about Corsola, including its type, abilities, height, weight and species information.

Name

Corsola

National Dex

#0222

Type

Water / Rock

Species

Coral Pokemon

Height

2’00” / 0.6 m

60 cm

Weight

11.0 lbs / 5.0 kg

5.0 kg

Abilities

Hustle, Natural Cure, Regenerator

Corsola Stats

Corsola has balanced but modest stats, with defensive utility boosted by recovery, status support and abilities in supported games.

Attack

Defense

Special Attack

Special Defense

Speed

Corsola Best Moves Across Pokemon Games

These are some of Corsola’s most useful and recognizable moves across Pokemon games.

Scald

Water-type damage with burn utility in games where available.

Surf

Reliable Water-type special attack.

Power Gem

Reliable Rock-type special attack.

Rock Blast

Multi-hit Rock-type option.

Recover

Keeps Corsola healthy during longer battles.

Stealth Rock

Entry hazard support in games where available.

Mirror Coat

Can punish special attackers after taking damage.

Toxic

Classic defensive pressure in games where available.

Corsola All Moves

Use the section below to view Corsola’s move list by learn method.

Move data shown from: Pokemon Sword and Shield

Level-Up Moves

Level	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy
1	Harden	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Tackle	Normal	Physical	40	100
5	Water Gun	Water	Special	40	100
10	Aqua Ring	Water	Status	–	–
15	Endure	Normal	Status	–	–
20	Ancient Power	Rock	Special	60	100
25	Bubble Beam	Water	Special	65	100
30	Flail	Normal	Physical	–	100
35	Life Dew	Water	Status	–	–
40	Power Gem	Rock	Special	80	100
45	Earth Power	Ground	Special	90	100
50	Recover	Normal	Status	–	–
55	Mirror Coat	Psychic	Special	–	100

TM Moves

Method	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy
TM	Amnesia	Psychic	Status	–	–
TM	Attract	Normal	Status	–	100
TM	Blizzard	Ice	Special	110	70
TM	Body Slam	Normal	Physical	85	100
TM	Brine	Water	Special	65	100
TM	Bulldoze	Ground	Physical	60	100
TM	Calm Mind	Psychic	Status	–	–
TM	Dig	Ground	Physical	80	100
TM	Earth Power	Ground	Special	90	100
TM	Earthquake	Ground	Physical	100	100
TM	Endure	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Facade	Normal	Physical	70	100
TM	Hail	Ice	Status	–	–
TM	Hydro Pump	Water	Special	110	80
TM	Ice Beam	Ice	Special	90	100
TM	Icicle Spear	Ice	Physical	25	100
TM	Icy Wind	Ice	Special	55	95
TM	Iron Defense	Steel	Status	–	–
TM	Light Screen	Psychic	Status	–	–
TM	Liquidation	Water	Physical	85	100
TM	Power Gem	Rock	Special	80	100
TM	Protect	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Psychic	Psychic	Special	90	100
TM	Rain Dance	Water	Status	–	–
TM	Reflect	Psychic	Status	–	–
TM	Rest	Psychic	Status	–	–
TM	Rock Blast	Rock	Physical	25	90
TM	Rock Slide	Rock	Physical	75	90
TM	Rock Tomb	Rock	Physical	60	95
TM	Round	Normal	Special	60	100
TM	Safeguard	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Sandstorm	Rock	Status	–	–
TM	Scald	Water	Special	80	100
TM	Screech	Normal	Status	–	85
TM	Self Destruct	Normal	Physical	200	100
TM	Shadow Ball	Ghost	Special	80	100
TM	Sleep Talk	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Snore	Normal	Special	50	100
TM	Stealth Rock	Rock	Status	–	–
TM	Stomping Tantrum	Ground	Physical	75	100
TM	Stone Edge	Rock	Physical	100	80
TM	Substitute	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Sunny Day	Fire	Status	–	–
TM	Surf	Water	Special	90	100
TM	Throat Chop	Dark	Physical	80	100
TM	Whirlpool	Water	Special	35	85

Egg Moves

Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy
Confuse Ray	Ghost	Status	–	100
Curse	Ghost	Status	–	–
Head Smash	Rock	Physical	150	80
Mist	Ice	Status	–	–
Nature Power	Normal	Status	–	–
Water Pulse	Water	Special	60	100

Tutor Moves

Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy
Meteor Beam	Rock	Special	120	90

Corsola Typing, Weaknesses and Resistances

Corsola is a Water / Rock-type Pokemon. This typing shapes its weaknesses, resistances and immunities across Pokemon games.

Type

Water / Rock

Weaknesses

Grass, Electric, Fighting, Ground

Resistances

Normal, Fire, Poison, Flying, Ice

Immunity

None

Corsola Abilities

Corsola’s abilities influence how it handles field effects, status, damage and team roles depending on the game and format.

Hustle

Raises physical power but lowers accuracy for physical attacks.

Natural Cure

Heals status conditions when Corsola switches out.

Regenerator

Restores some HP when Corsola switches out when available as a hidden ability.

Corsola Evolution

Standard Corsola does not evolve. Galarian Corsola evolves into Cursola at Level 38.

Standard Form

Corsola

Does not evolve

Regional Form

Galarian Corsola

Regional form

Evolution

Cursola

Evolves from Galarian Corsola at Level 38

Where to Find Corsola in Pokemon Games

Corsola’s availability changes depending on the Pokemon game. Use the dropdowns below for a quick game-by-game reference.

Generation 1: Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon Red	Not available in this game.
Pokemon Blue	Not available in this game.
Pokemon Yellow	Not available in this game.

Generation 2: Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon Gold	Fishing in coastal Johto and Kanto routes during the day.
Pokemon Silver	Fishing in coastal Johto and Kanto routes during the day.
Pokemon Crystal	Fishing in coastal Johto and Kanto routes during the day.

Generation 3: Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon Ruby	Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Sapphire	Ever Grande City and other Hoenn water routes by fishing.
Pokemon Emerald	Ever Grande City and other Hoenn water routes by fishing.
Pokemon FireRed	Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon LeafGreen	Water Path, Ruin Valley and Sevii Islands by fishing.

Generation 4: Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon Diamond	Route 230 by fishing.
Pokemon Pearl	Route 230 by fishing.
Pokemon Platinum	Route 230 by fishing.
Pokemon HeartGold	Johto and Kanto coastal routes by fishing.
Pokemon SoulSilver	Johto and Kanto coastal routes by fishing.

Generation 5: Black, White, Black 2 and White 2

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon Black	Route 13 by fishing.
Pokemon White	Route 13 by fishing.
Pokemon Black 2	Route 13 by fishing.
Pokemon White 2	Route 13 by fishing.

Generation 6: X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon X	Route 12 by fishing.
Pokemon Y	Route 12 by fishing.
Pokemon Omega Ruby	Ever Grande City and other Hoenn water routes by fishing.
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire	Ever Grande City and other Hoenn water routes by fishing.

Generation 7: Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon and Let’s Go

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon Sun	Melemele Sea by fishing.
Pokemon Moon	Melemele Sea by fishing.
Pokemon Ultra Sun	Melemele Sea by fishing.
Pokemon Ultra Moon	Melemele Sea by fishing.
Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu	Not available in this game.
Pokemon Let’s Go Eevee	Not available in this game.

Generation 8: Sword, Shield, Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl and Legends: Arceus

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon Sword	Galarian Corsola is version exclusive to Shield, trade from Shield for that form.
Pokemon Shield	Galarian Corsola can be found in Giant’s Mirror during overcast weather.
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond	Route 230 and Grand Underground water caves.
Pokemon Shining Pearl	Route 230 and Grand Underground water caves.
Pokemon Legends: Arceus	Not available in this game.

Generation 9: Scarlet, Violet and Legends Z-A

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon Scarlet	Transfer when supported.
Pokemon Violet	Transfer when supported.
Pokemon Legends Z-A	Location data not yet available.

Generation 10: Pokemon Winds and Waves

Game	Where to Find
Pokemon Winds and Waves	Coming soon once official location, encounter or transfer information is confirmed.

Corsola Alternate Forms

Corsola has a Galarian regional form that changes its type and evolution path.

Galarian Corsola is a Ghost-type regional form. Galarian Corsola evolves into Cursola at Level 38 and is treated separately from standard Water and Rock-type Corsola.

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Corsola FAQ

Here are quick answers to common questions about Corsola. This FAQ is visible on-page content only and does not use FAQ schema markup.

What type is Corsola?

Corsola is a Water / Rock-type Pokemon.

What is Corsola weak against?

Corsola is weak to Grass, Electric, Fighting, Ground-type moves.

What are Corsola’s abilities?

Corsola’s abilities are Hustle, Natural Cure, Regenerator.

What does Corsola evolve into?

Standard Corsola does not evolve. Galarian Corsola evolves into Cursola at Level 38.

What are Corsola’s best moves?

Corsola’s best moves often include Scald, Surf, Power Gem, Rock Blast, Recover, Stealth Rock.

Is Corsola good in Pokemon?

Corsola is usually a niche defensive Pokemon. Its best use comes from support moves, recovery and abilities such as Natural Cure or Regenerator depending on the game.

How do you get Corsola?

Corsola availability changes by game. Check the Where to Find section for generation-by-generation locations.

Is shiny Corsola available?

Yes, shiny Corsola is available in Pokemon games that support shiny encounters for this Pokemon.

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Corsola Pokemon Guide