Hitmontop Pokemon Guide

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Hitmontop Pokemon Guide

Hitmontop is a Fighting-type Pokemon known for spinning kicks, strong defensive utility and evolving from Tyrogue when its Attack and Defense are equal. This guide covers Hitmontop’s stats, best moves, abilities, evolution, shiny form, typing, weaknesses, locations and useful game information.

Fighting type Pokemon icon

Normal Form

Hitmontop

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Shiny Form

Shiny Hitmontop

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Last Updated: May 2026 | Page Status: This Hitmontop 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.

Hitmontop Description

Hitmontop is a Fighting-type Pokemon known for spinning kicks, strong defensive utility and evolving from Tyrogue when its Attack and Defense are equal.

Competitive Overview

Is Hitmontop Good in Competitive?

Hitmontop can be useful as a support Fighting-type thanks to Intimidate, Fake Out, Rapid Spin and Fighting-type pressure. It is often valued more for utility than raw sweeping power.

Hitmontop Quick Facts

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

Name

Hitmontop

National Dex

#0237

Type

Fighting type Pokemon icon

Fighting

Species

Handstand Pokemon

Height

4’07” / 1.4 m

140 cm

Weight

105.8 lbs / 48.0 kg

48.0 kg

Abilities

Intimidate, Technician, Steadfast

Hitmontop Stats

Hitmontop has stats that fit its role across Pokemon games. Use the stat chart below for the full stat spread.

Hp
50
Attack
95
Defense
95
Special Attack
35
Special Defense
110
Speed
70

Hitmontop Best Moves Across Pokemon Games

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

Fighting type Pokemon icon

Close Combat

A powerful Fighting-type attack for direct damage.

Fighting type Pokemon icon

Triple Kick

A signature-style multi-hit kicking move associated with Hitmontop.

Normal type Pokemon icon

Fake Out

Provides first-turn disruption and chip damage.

Normal type Pokemon icon

Rapid Spin

Removes certain field hazards and can improve positioning.

Fighting type Pokemon icon

Mach Punch

Priority Fighting-type damage in games where available.

Fighting type Pokemon icon

Brick Break

Reliable Fighting-type damage that can break barriers.

Normal type Pokemon icon

Sucker Punch

Priority coverage that can punish attacking opponents in supported games.

Normal type Pokemon icon

Protect

Useful for scouting and double battle positioning.

Hitmontop All Moves

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

Move data shown from: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Level-Up Moves
LevelMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
StartTriple Kick Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical1090
1Fake Out Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical40100
1Feint Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical30100
1Focus Energy Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
1Helping Hand Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
1Tackle Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical40100
4Quick Attack Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical40100
8Gyro Ball Steel type Pokemon icon Steel Physical100
12Detect Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Status
16Rapid Spin Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical50100
21Quick Guard Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Status
21Wide Guard Rock type Pokemon icon Rock Status
24Sucker Punch Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical70100
28Agility Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status
32Dig Ground type Pokemon icon Ground Physical80100
36Close Combat Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical120100
40Counter Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical100
44Endeavor Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical100
TM Moves
MethodMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
TMAerial Ace Flying type Pokemon icon Flying Physical60
TMAgility Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status
TMBaton Pass Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMBody Slam Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical85100
TMBrick Break Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical75100
TMBulk Up Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Status
TMBulldoze Ground type Pokemon icon Ground Physical60100
TMClose Combat Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical120100
TMCoaching Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Status
TMDig Ground type Pokemon icon Ground Physical80100
TMDouble Edge Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical120100
TMDrill Run Ground type Pokemon icon Ground Physical8095
TMEarthquake Ground type Pokemon icon Ground Physical100100
TMEndeavor Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical100
TMEndure Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMFacade Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical70100
TMFocus Blast Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Special12070
TMGiga Impact Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical15090
TMGyro Ball Steel type Pokemon icon Steel Physical100
TMHelping Hand Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMIce Spinner Ice type Pokemon icon Ice Physical80100
TMLow Kick Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical100
TMLow Sweep Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical65100
TMProtect Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMRain Dance Water type Pokemon icon Water Status
TMRest Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status
TMReversal Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical100
TMRock Slide Rock type Pokemon icon Rock Physical7590
TMSandstorm Rock type Pokemon icon Rock Status
TMSleep Talk Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMStone Edge Rock type Pokemon icon Rock Physical10080
TMSubstitute Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMSunny Day Fire type Pokemon icon Fire Status
TMSwift Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special60
TMTake Down Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical9085
TMTera Blast Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special80100
TMThief Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical60100
TMTriple Axel Ice type Pokemon icon Ice Physical2090
TMUpper Hand Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical65100
TMUproar Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special90100
TMVacuum Wave Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Special40100
Egg Moves
MoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
Bullet Punch Steel type Pokemon icon Steel Physical40100
Counter Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical100
Feint Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical30100
High Jump Kick Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical13090
Mach Punch Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical40100
Rapid Spin Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical50100
Vacuum Wave Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Special40100

Hitmontop Typing, Weaknesses and Resistances

Hitmontop is a Fighting-type Pokemon. This typing determines its weaknesses, resistances and immunities in battle.

Type

Fighting type Pokemon icon

Fighting

Weaknesses

Flying type Pokemon icon
Psychic type Pokemon icon
Fairy type Pokemon icon

Flying, Psychic, Fairy

Resistances

Bug type Pokemon icon
Rock type Pokemon icon
Dark type Pokemon icon

Bug, Rock, Dark

Immunity

None

Hitmontop Abilities

Hitmontop’s abilities can change how it performs depending on the game and format.

Intimidate

Intimidate is one of Hitmontop’s abilities and can change how it performs depending on the game and battle format.

Technician

Technician is one of Hitmontop’s abilities and can change how it performs depending on the game and battle format.

Steadfast

Steadfast is one of Hitmontop’s abilities and can change how it performs depending on the game and battle format.

Hitmontop Evolution

Here is the evolution information for Hitmontop and its related evolution line.

Stage 1

Tyrogue

Fighting type Pokemon icon
tyrogue

Starting form

Stage 2

Hitmontop

Fighting type Pokemon icon
hitmontop

Evolves from Tyrogue at Level 20 when Attack and Defense are equal

Where to Find Hitmontop in Pokemon Games

Hitmontop’s availability changes depending on the Pokemon game. Use the dropdowns below for generation-by-generation location notes.

Generation 2: Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal
Game Where to Find Hitmontop
Pokemon Gold box artPokemon Gold Evolve Tyrogue.
Pokemon Silver box artPokemon Silver Evolve Tyrogue.
Pokemon Crystal box artPokemon Crystal Evolve Tyrogue.
Generation 3: Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen
Game Where to Find Hitmontop
Pokemon Ruby box artPokemon Ruby Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Sapphire box artPokemon Sapphire Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Emerald box artPokemon Emerald Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon FireRed box artPokemon FireRed Evolve Tyrogue.
Pokemon LeafGreen box artPokemon LeafGreen Evolve Tyrogue.
Generation 4: Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver
Game Where to Find Hitmontop
Pokemon Diamond box artPokemon Diamond Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Pearl box artPokemon Pearl Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Platinum box artPokemon Platinum Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon HeartGold box artPokemon HeartGold Evolve Tyrogue.
Pokemon SoulSilver box artPokemon SoulSilver Evolve Tyrogue.
Generation 5: Black, White, Black 2 and White 2
Game Where to Find Hitmontop
Pokemon Black box artPokemon Black Evolve Tyrogue.
Pokemon White box artPokemon White Evolve Tyrogue.
Pokemon Black 2 box artPokemon Black 2 Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon White 2 box artPokemon White 2 Trade or migrate from another game.
Generation 6: X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
Game Where to Find Hitmontop
Pokemon X box artPokemon X Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Y box artPokemon Y Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Omega Ruby box artPokemon Omega Ruby Evolve Tyrogue.
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire box artPokemon Alpha Sapphire Evolve Tyrogue.
Generation 7: Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon and Let’s Go
Game Where to Find Hitmontop
Pokemon Sun box artPokemon Sun Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Moon box artPokemon Moon Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Ultra Sun box artPokemon Ultra Sun Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Ultra Moon box artPokemon Ultra Moon Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu box artPokemon Let’s Go Pikachu Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Let’s Go Eevee box artPokemon Let’s Go Eevee Trade or migrate from another game.
Generation 8: Sword, Shield, Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl and Legends: Arceus
Game Where to Find Hitmontop
Pokemon Sword box artPokemon Sword Lake of Outrage and other supported Wild Area locations.
Pokemon Shield box artPokemon Shield Lake of Outrage and other supported Wild Area locations.
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond box artPokemon Brilliant Diamond Evolve Tyrogue.
Pokemon Shining Pearl box artPokemon Shining Pearl Evolve Tyrogue.
Pokemon Legends: Arceus box artPokemon Legends: Arceus Not available in this game.
Generation 9: Scarlet, Violet and Legends Z-A
Game Where to Find Hitmontop
Pokemon Scarlet box artPokemon Scarlet Location data not yet available.
Pokemon Violet box artPokemon Violet Location data not yet available.
Pokemon Legends Z-A box artPokemon Legends Z-A Location data not yet available.
Generation 10: Pokemon Winds and Waves
Game Where to Find Hitmontop
Pokemon Winds and Waves box artPokemon Winds and Waves Coming soon once official location, encounter or transfer information is confirmed.

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Hitmontop FAQ

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

What type is Hitmontop?

Hitmontop is a Fighting-type Pokemon.

What is Hitmontop weak against?

Hitmontop is weak to Flying, Psychic, Fairy-type moves.

What are Hitmontop’s abilities?

Hitmontop’s abilities are Intimidate, Technician, Steadfast.

Does Hitmontop evolve?

Evolves from Tyrogue at Level 20 when Attack and Defense are equal

What are Hitmontop’s best moves?

Hitmontop’s best moves often include Close Combat, Triple Kick, Fake Out, Rapid Spin.

How do you get Hitmontop?

Hitmontop’s availability changes by game. Check the location tables above for generation-specific details.


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