Jumpluff Pokemon Guide

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Jumpluff Pokemon Guide

Jumpluff is the final evolution of Hoppip and Skiploom. It is a Grass and Flying-type Pokemon known for its high Speed, support moves and cotton spores that drift on the wind. This guide covers Jumpluff’s stats, best moves, abilities, evolution, shiny form, typing, weaknesses, locations and Pokemon Champions information.

Grass type Pokemon icon
Flying type Pokemon icon

Normal Form

Jumpluff

jumpluff

Shiny Form

Shiny Jumpluff

jumpluff

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

Jumpluff Description

Jumpluff is the final evolution of Hoppip and Skiploom. It is a Grass and Flying-type Pokemon known for its high Speed, support moves and cotton spores that drift on the wind.

Competitive Overview

Is Jumpluff Good in Competitive?

Jumpluff can be a useful competitive support Pokemon in formats where speed control, status and disruption matter. It often relies on Sleep Powder, Encore, Tailwind, Strength Sap and pivoting tools rather than raw damage.

Its best role depends on format, available moves and whether it is being used before or after evolution.

Jumpluff Quick Facts

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

Name

Jumpluff

National Dex

#0189

Type

Grass type Pokemon iconFlying type Pokemon icon

Grass / Flying

Species

Cottonweed Pokemon

Height

2’07” / 0.8 m

80 cm

Weight

6.6 lbs / 3.0 kg

3.0 kg

Abilities

Chlorophyll, Leaf Guard, Infiltrator

Jumpluff Stats

Jumpluff has excellent Speed but modest attacking stats. It is best used for fast support, status pressure and momentum rather than heavy damage.

Hp
75
Attack
55
Defense
70
Special Attack
55
Special Defense
95
Speed
110

Jumpluff Best Moves Across Pokemon Games

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

Grass type Pokemon icon

Sleep Powder

A key status move that can shut down an opposing Pokemon when it lands.

Flying type Pokemon icon

Tailwind

Doubles the team’s Speed for several turns and provides strong speed control.

Normal type Pokemon icon

Encore

Punishes passive or setup moves by locking the target into its last move.

Grass type Pokemon icon

Strength Sap

Lowers the target’s Attack while restoring HP.

Normal type Pokemon icon

U-turn

Lets the Pokemon pivot out while keeping momentum for the team.

Grass type Pokemon icon

Giga Drain

A Grass-type attack that provides damage and recovery in one move.

Flying type Pokemon icon

Acrobatics

A Flying-type attack that can become stronger when the user is not holding an item.

Grass type Pokemon icon

Leech Seed

Adds chip damage and passive recovery to support longer games.

Jumpluff All Moves

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

Move data shown from: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Level-Up Moves
LevelMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
1Absorb Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special20100
1Splash Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
1Synthesis Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Status––
1Tail Whip Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status–100
8Tackle Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical40100
10Fairy Wind Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Special40100
12Poison Powder Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Status–75
12Sleep Powder Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Status–75
12Stun Spore Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Status–75
15Bullet Seed Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Physical25100
20Leech Seed Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Status–90
24Mega Drain Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special40100
30Acrobatics Flying type Pokemon icon Flying Physical55100
35Cotton Spore Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Status–100
39U Turn Bug type Pokemon icon Bug Physical70100
43Giga Drain Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special75100
49Bounce Flying type Pokemon icon Flying Physical8585
55Memento Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Status–100
TM Moves
MethodMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
TMAcrobatics Flying type Pokemon icon Flying Physical55100
TMAerial Ace Flying type Pokemon icon Flying Physical60–
TMBaton Pass Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
TMBullet Seed Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Physical25100
TMCharm Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Status–100
TMDazzling Gleam Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Special80100
TMDouble Edge Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical120100
TMEncore Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status–100
TMEndeavor Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical–100
TMEndure Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
TMEnergy Ball Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special90100
TMFacade Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical70100
TMFling Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical–100
TMGiga Drain Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special75100
TMGiga Impact Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical15090
TMGrass Knot Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special–100
TMGrassy Terrain Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Status––
TMHelping Hand Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
TMHyper Beam Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special15090
TMLeaf Storm Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special13090
TMLight Screen Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status––
TMLunge Bug type Pokemon icon Bug Physical80100
TMMagical Leaf Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special60–
TMPollen Puff Bug type Pokemon icon Bug Special90100
TMProtect Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
TMRain Dance Water type Pokemon icon Water Status––
TMReflect Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status––
TMRest Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status––
TMSeed Bomb Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Physical80100
TMSleep Talk Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
TMSolar Beam Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special120100
TMSubstitute Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
TMSunny Day Fire type Pokemon icon Fire Status––
TMSwords Dance Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
TMTailwind Flying type Pokemon icon Flying Status––
TMTake Down Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical9085
TMTera Blast Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special80100
TMThief Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical60100
TMTrailblaze Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Physical50100
TMU Turn Bug type Pokemon icon Bug Physical70100

Jumpluff Typing, Weaknesses and Resistances

Jumpluff is a Grass and Flying-type Pokemon.

Type

Grass type Pokemon iconFlying type Pokemon icon

Grass / Flying

Weaknesses

Ice type Pokemon iconFlying type Pokemon iconPoison type Pokemon iconRock type Pokemon iconFire type Pokemon icon

Ice, Flying, Poison, Rock, Fire

Resistances

Fighting type Pokemon iconGround type Pokemon iconWater type Pokemon iconGrass type Pokemon icon

Fighting, Ground, Water, Grass

Immunity

Ground type Pokemon icon

Ground

Jumpluff Abilities

Jumpluff’s abilities shape how it performs across story play and competitive formats.

Chlorophyll

Doubles Speed in harsh sunlight, helping this Pokemon act faster on sun teams.

Leaf Guard

Prevents status conditions during harsh sunlight in games where the ability is active.

Infiltrator

Allows moves to bypass substitutes and certain protective barriers.

Jumpluff Evolution

Jumpluff is part of the Hoppip evolution line.

Stage 1

Hoppip

Grass type Pokemon iconFlying type Pokemon icon
hoppip

Starting form

Stage 2

Skiploom

Grass type Pokemon iconFlying type Pokemon icon
skiploom

Evolves from Hoppip at Level 18

Stage 3

Jumpluff

Grass type Pokemon iconFlying type Pokemon icon
jumpluff

Evolves from Skiploom at Level 27

Where to Find Jumpluff in Pokemon Games

Jumpluff’s availability changes depending on the Pokemon game. Use the tables below for general availability by generation.

Generation 1: Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
Pokemon Red box artPokemon Red Not available in this game.
Pokemon Blue box artPokemon Blue Not available in this game.
Pokemon Yellow box artPokemon Yellow Not available in this game.
Generation 2: Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
Pokemon Gold box artPokemon Gold Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon Silver box artPokemon Silver Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon Crystal box artPokemon Crystal Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Generation 3: Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
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 Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon LeafGreen box artPokemon LeafGreen Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Generation 4: Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
Pokemon Diamond box artPokemon Diamond Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon Pearl box artPokemon Pearl Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon Platinum box artPokemon Platinum Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon HeartGold box artPokemon HeartGold Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon SoulSilver box artPokemon SoulSilver Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Generation 5: Black, White, Black 2 and White 2
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
Pokemon Black box artPokemon Black Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon White box artPokemon White Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon Black 2 box artPokemon Black 2 Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon White 2 box artPokemon White 2 Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Generation 6: X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
Pokemon X box artPokemon X Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon Y box artPokemon Y Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon Omega Ruby box artPokemon Omega Ruby Trade or migrate from another game.
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire box artPokemon Alpha Sapphire Trade or migrate from another game.
Generation 7: Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon and Let’s Go
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
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 Not available in this game.
Pokemon Let's Go Eevee box artPokemon Let’s Go Eevee Not available in this game.
Generation 8: Sword, Shield, Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl and Legends: Arceus
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
Pokemon Sword box artPokemon Sword Not available in this game.
Pokemon Shield box artPokemon Shield Not available in this game.
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond box artPokemon Brilliant Diamond Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon Shining Pearl box artPokemon Shining Pearl Evolve Hoppip or Skiploom.
Pokemon Legends: Arceus box artPokemon Legends: Arceus Not available in this game.
Generation 9: Scarlet, Violet and Legends Z-A
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
Pokemon Scarlet box artPokemon Scarlet Tagtree Thicket, Asado Desert, Paldea provinces, The Great Crater of Paldea, Glaseado Mountain, East Paldean Sea and The Pokemon League area.
Pokemon Violet box artPokemon Violet Tagtree Thicket, Asado Desert, Paldea provinces, The Great Crater of Paldea, Glaseado Mountain, East Paldean Sea and The Pokemon League area.
Pokemon Legends Z-A box artPokemon Legends Z-A Location data not yet available.
Generation 10: Pokemon Winds and Waves
Game Where to Find Jumpluff
Pokemon Winds and Waves box artPokemon Winds and Waves Coming soon once official location, encounter or transfer information is confirmed.

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Jumpluff FAQ

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

What type is Jumpluff?

Jumpluff is a Grass and Flying-type Pokemon.

What is Jumpluff weak against?

Jumpluff is weak to Ice, Flying, Poison, Rock, Fire-type moves.

What does Jumpluff evolve from?

Jumpluff is part of the Hoppip evolution line.

What are Jumpluff’s abilities?

Jumpluff’s abilities are Chlorophyll, Leaf Guard, Infiltrator.

What are Jumpluff’s best moves?

Jumpluff’s useful moves include Sleep Powder, Tailwind, Encore, Strength Sap, U-turn.

Is Jumpluff good in Pokemon?

Jumpluff can be a useful competitive support Pokemon in formats where speed control, status and disruption matter. It often relies on Sleep Powder, Encore, Tailwind, Strength Sap and pivoting tools rather than raw damage.

How do you get Jumpluff?

Jumpluff can be found, evolved, transferred or traded depending on the Pokemon game.

Is shiny Jumpluff available?

Yes, shiny Jumpluff exists in Pokemon games where shiny hunting or transfer availability supports it.


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