Dreepy Pokemon Guide

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Dreepy Pokemon Guide

Dreepy is a Dragon and Ghost-type Pokemon known as the first stage of the Dragapult evolution line. This guide covers Dreepy’s stats, best moves, abilities, evolution, shiny form, typing, weaknesses and locations across Pokemon games.

Dragon type Pokemon icon
Ghost type Pokemon icon

Normal Form

Dreepy

dreepy

Shiny Form

Shiny Dreepy

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Last Updated: June 2026 | Page Status: This Dreepy 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.

Dreepy Description

Dreepy is a Dragon and Ghost-type Pokemon introduced in Generation 8. It evolves into Drakloak at Level 50, and Drakloak evolves into Dragapult at Level 60.

Competitive Overview

Is Dreepy Good in Competitive?

Dreepy is usually not a major competitive Pokemon because it is the first stage of its evolution line and has low base stats. Its main purpose is to evolve into Drakloak and then Dragapult.

Dreepy’s long-term value comes from the Dragapult line, which has excellent Speed, strong offensive flexibility and useful abilities.

Dreepy Quick Facts

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

Name

Dreepy

National Dex

#0885

Type

Dragon type Pokemon icon
Ghost type Pokemon icon

Dragon / Ghost

Species

Lingering Pokemon

Height

1’08” / 0.5 m

50 cm

Weight

4.4 lbs / 2.0 kg

2.0 kg

Abilities

Clear Body, Infiltrator, Cursed Body

Dreepy Stats

Dreepy has low early-stage stats, with Speed and Attack being its more notable traits. It is mainly used as the starting point for the Dragapult evolution line.

Hp
28
Attack
60
Defense
30
Special Attack
40
Special Defense
30
Speed
82

Dreepy Best Moves Across Pokemon Games

Dreepy has a limited but flavorful movepool with Dragon, Ghost and utility options. These are some of Dreepy’s most useful and recognizable moves across Pokemon games.

Dragon type Pokemon icon

Dragon Darts

A signature Dragon-type attack of the Dragapult line when available after evolution.

Dragon type Pokemon icon

Dragon Pulse

A reliable Dragon-type special attack when available through move access.

Normal type Pokemon icon

Quick Attack

A priority move that helps Dreepy act before some opponents.

Ghost type Pokemon icon

Astonish

An early Ghost-type attack that fits Dreepy’s typing.

Dark type Pokemon icon

Bite

Coverage that can pressure Ghost and Psychic-type Pokemon during a playthrough.

Bug type Pokemon icon

Infestation

A trapping move that can chip the target over multiple turns.

Dark type Pokemon icon

Sucker Punch

A priority Dark-type move that can punish attacking opponents when available.

Normal type Pokemon icon

Protect

A utility move that blocks attacks for a turn and can scout opponents.

Dreepy All Moves

Dreepy can learn a smaller move pool across different Pokemon games, including Dragon, Ghost, Dark, Bug and utility moves. Use the section below to view Dreepy’s move list by learn method.

Move data shown from: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Level-Up Moves
LevelMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
1Astonish Ghost type Pokemon icon Ghost Physical30100
1Bite Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical60100
1Infestation Bug type Pokemon icon Bug Special20100
1Quick Attack Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical40100
TM Moves
MethodMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
TMBaton Pass Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMConfuse Ray Ghost type Pokemon icon Ghost Status100
TMCurse Ghost type Pokemon icon Ghost Status
TMDraco Meteor Dragon type Pokemon icon Dragon Special13090
TMDragon Tail Dragon type Pokemon icon Dragon Physical6090
TMEndure Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMFacade Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical70100
TMHelping Hand Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMProtect Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMRest Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status
TMSleep Talk Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMSubstitute Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMSwift Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special60
TMTera Blast Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special80100
TMThunder Wave Electric type Pokemon icon Electric Status90
Egg Moves
MoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
Confuse Ray Ghost type Pokemon icon Ghost Status100
Curse Ghost type Pokemon icon Ghost Status
Disable Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status100
Double Team Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
Dragon Tail Dragon type Pokemon icon Dragon Physical6090
Sucker Punch Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical70100

Dreepy Typing, Weaknesses and Resistances

Dreepy is a Dragon and Ghost-type Pokemon. This gives it useful resistances and immunities to Normal and Fighting, but it is weak to Ice, Ghost, Dragon, Dark and Fairy-type moves.

Type

Dragon type Pokemon icon
Ghost type Pokemon icon

Dragon / Ghost

Weaknesses

Ice type Pokemon icon
Ghost type Pokemon icon
Dragon type Pokemon icon
Dark type Pokemon icon
Fairy type Pokemon icon

Ice, Ghost, Dragon, Dark and Fairy

Resistances

Fire type Pokemon icon
Water type Pokemon icon
Electric type Pokemon icon
Grass type Pokemon icon
Poison type Pokemon icon
Bug type Pokemon icon

Fire, Water, Electric, Grass, Poison and Bug

Immunity

Normal type Pokemon icon
Fighting type Pokemon icon

Normal and Fighting

Dreepy Abilities

Dreepy’s abilities help it avoid stat drops, bypass some defensive effects or punish attackers through its hidden ability.

Clear Body

Prevents other Pokemon from lowering Dreepy’s stats.

Infiltrator

Allows attacks to bypass effects such as Substitute, Reflect, Light Screen and certain protective barriers.

Cursed Body

May disable a move that hits Dreepy. This is its hidden ability.

Dreepy Evolution

Dreepy evolves into Drakloak at Level 50, and Drakloak evolves into Dragapult at Level 60. The full Dreepy evolution line is Dreepy, Drakloak and Dragapult.

Stage 1

Dreepy

Dragon type Pokemon icon
Ghost type Pokemon icon
dreepy

Starting form

Stage 2

Drakloak

Dragon type Pokemon icon
Ghost type Pokemon icon
drakloak

Evolves from Dreepy at Level 50

Stage 3

Dragapult

Dragon type Pokemon icon
Ghost type Pokemon icon
dragapult

Evolves from Drakloak at Level 60

Where to Find Dreepy in Pokemon Games

Dreepy’s availability changes depending on the Pokemon game. In many games, Dreepy is found in late-game areas or version-specific habitats.

Generation 1: Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon Red box artPokemon Red Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Blue box artPokemon Blue Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Yellow box artPokemon Yellow Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Generation 2: Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon Gold box artPokemon Gold Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Silver box artPokemon Silver Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Crystal box artPokemon Crystal Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Generation 3: Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon Ruby box artPokemon Ruby Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Sapphire box artPokemon Sapphire Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Emerald box artPokemon Emerald Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon FireRed box artPokemon FireRed Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon LeafGreen box artPokemon LeafGreen Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Generation 4: Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon Diamond box artPokemon Diamond Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Pearl box artPokemon Pearl Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Platinum box artPokemon Platinum Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon HeartGold box artPokemon HeartGold Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon SoulSilver box artPokemon SoulSilver Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Generation 5: Black, White, Black 2 and White 2
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon Black box artPokemon Black Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon White box artPokemon White Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Black 2 box artPokemon Black 2 Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon White 2 box artPokemon White 2 Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Generation 6: X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon X box artPokemon X Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Y box artPokemon Y Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Omega Ruby box artPokemon Omega Ruby Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire box artPokemon Alpha Sapphire Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Generation 7: Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon and Let’s Go
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon Sun box artPokemon Sun Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Moon box artPokemon Moon Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Ultra Sun box artPokemon Ultra Sun Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Ultra Moon box artPokemon Ultra Moon Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu box artPokemon Let’s Go Pikachu Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Pokemon Let’s Go Eevee box artPokemon Let’s Go Eevee Not available because Dreepy had not been introduced yet.
Generation 8: Sword, Shield, Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl and Legends: Arceus
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon Sword box artPokemon Sword Lake of Outrage. Dreepy can also appear in Max Raid Battles depending on den and weather data.
Pokemon Shield box artPokemon Shield Lake of Outrage. Dreepy can also appear in Max Raid Battles depending on den and weather data.
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond box artPokemon Brilliant Diamond Not available in this game.
Pokemon Shining Pearl box artPokemon Shining Pearl Not available in this game.
Pokemon Legends: Arceus box artPokemon Legends: Arceus Not available in this game.
Generation 9: Scarlet, Violet and Legends Z-A
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon Scarlet box artPokemon Scarlet Not available in the wild in this version. Trade from Pokemon Violet or transfer when supported.
Pokemon Violet box artPokemon Violet Tagtree Thicket, Asado Desert, Casseroya Lake, North Province areas, East Province areas, South Province areas, West Province areas, The Great Crater of Paldea, Glaseado Mountain and South Paldean Sea.
Pokemon Legends Z-A box artPokemon Legends Z-A Location data not yet available.
Generation 10: Pokemon Winds and Waves
Game Where to Find Dreepy
Pokemon Winds and Waves box artPokemon Winds and Waves Coming soon once official location, encounter or transfer information is confirmed.

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Dreepy FAQ

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

What type is Dreepy?

Dreepy is a Dragon / Ghost-type Pokemon.

What is Dreepy weak against?

Dreepy is weak to Ice, Ghost, Dragon, Dark and Fairy-type moves.

What does Dreepy evolve from?

Dreepy evolves into Drakloak at Level 50. Drakloak evolves into Dragapult at Level 60.

What are Dreepy’s abilities?

Dreepy’s abilities are Clear Body, Infiltrator, Cursed Body.

What are Dreepy’s best moves?

Dreepy’s best moves often include Dragon Darts, Dragon Pulse, Quick Attack, Astonish, Bite, Infestation, Sucker Punch and Protect.

Is Dreepy good in Pokemon?

Dreepy is usually not a major competitive Pokemon because it is the first stage of its evolution line and has low base stats. Its main purpose is to evolve into Drakloak and then Dragapult.

How do you get Dreepy?

Dreepy can be found at the Lake of Outrage in Pokemon Sword and Shield and in many Pokemon Violet areas, while Pokemon Scarlet usually requires trade or transfer.

Does Dreepy have a Mega Evolution or Gigantamax form?

No, Dreepy does not currently have a Mega Evolution, Gigantamax form, regional form or other major alternate form in the main Pokemon games.





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