Pokemon Guide
Metang is a Steel and Psychic-type Pokemon known for its linked Beldum bodies, strong Defense, useful resistances and evolution into Metagross. This guide covers Metang’s stats, best moves, abilities, evolution, shiny form, typing, weaknesses and locations across Pokemon games.
Normal Form
Shiny Form
Last Updated: May 2026 | Page Status: This Metang 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.
| Description | Quick Facts |
| Stats | Best Moves |
| All Moves | Weaknesses |
| Evolution | Locations |
| Abilities | FAQ |
Metang evolves from Beldum and later evolves into Metagross. It is a Steel and Psychic-type Pokemon with strong physical defense, useful resistances and a movepool that includes Steel, Psychic, Rock, Electric, Ice and Ground coverage.
Competitive Overview
Metang is usually more important as an evolution step than as a top competitive Pokemon, but it can still be useful in limited formats because of its strong Defense, Steel typing and access to helpful coverage moves.
Metang’s biggest strengths are Clear Body, useful resistances and solid physical bulk. Its main issues are lower Speed, less offensive pressure than Metagross and weaknesses to Fire, Ground, Ghost and Dark-type attacks.
Here are the key facts to know about Metang, including its type, abilities, height, weight and species information.
Name
Metang
National Dex
#0375
Type
Steel / Psychic
Species
Iron Claw Pokemon
Height
3’11” / 1.2 m
120 cm
Weight
446.4 lbs / 202.5 kg
202.5 kg
Abilities
Clear Body, Light Metal
Metang has strong Defense and solid mixed bulk for a middle evolution. Its Attack is usable, while its Speed and Special Attack are more limited.
Metang has access to Steel and Psychic attacks along with several coverage options. These are some of Metang’s most useful and recognizable moves across Pokemon games.
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A strong Steel-type attack associated with the Beldum evolution line in many games.
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A physical Psychic-type attack that gives Metang reliable same-type damage.
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A reliable Steel-type move that can pressure Rock, Ice and Fairy-type Pokemon.
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A priority Steel-type attack that can help Metang move before faster opponents when available.
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A special Steel-type option that can be useful in games or formats where special coverage matters.
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A strong special Psychic-type attack that gives Metang another same-type option.
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A powerful coverage move that helps Metang hit Fire, Steel and Electric-type Pokemon.
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Useful coverage against Dragon, Flying, Grass and Ground-type Pokemon when available.
Metang can learn different moves across Pokemon games. Use the section below to view Metang’s move list by learn method.
Move data shown from: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet
This Pokemon is a Steel and Psychic-type Pokemon. This gives it many useful resistances and a Poison immunity, but it is weak to Fire, Ground, Ghost and Dark-type moves.
Type
Steel / Psychic
Weaknesses
Fire, Ground, Ghost, Dark
Resistances
Normal, Flying, Rock, Steel, Grass, Ice, Dragon, Fairy, Psychic
Immunity
Poison
Its abilities focus on protecting its stats or changing how weight-based interactions affect it in supported games.
Prevents this Pokemon’s stats from being lowered by an opponent’s move or Ability.
Halves this Pokemon’s weight when the ability is available, which can matter for some weight-based moves.
Metang evolves from Beldum at Level 20 and evolves into Metagross at Level 45. The full evolution line is Beldum, Metang and Metagross.
Stage 1
Starting form
Stage 2
Evolves from Beldum at Level 20
Stage 3
Evolves from Metang at Level 45
Metang’s availability changes by game. In many games, Metang is obtained by catching or receiving Beldum and evolving it at Level 20.
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon Red |
Not available because Metang had not been introduced yet. |
Pokemon Blue |
Not available because Metang had not been introduced yet. |
Pokemon Yellow |
Not available because Metang had not been introduced yet. |
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon Gold |
Not available because Metang had not been introduced yet. |
Pokemon Silver |
Not available because Metang had not been introduced yet. |
Pokemon Crystal |
Not available because Metang had not been introduced yet. |
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon Ruby |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Sapphire |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Emerald |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon FireRed |
Trade or migrate from another game. |
Pokemon LeafGreen |
Trade or migrate from another game. |
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon Diamond |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Pearl |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Platinum |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon HeartGold |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon SoulSilver |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon Black |
Giant Chasm. |
Pokemon White |
Giant Chasm. |
Pokemon Black 2 |
Giant Chasm. |
Pokemon White 2 |
Giant Chasm. |
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon X |
Trade or migrate from another game. |
Pokemon Y |
Trade or migrate from another game. |
Pokemon Omega Ruby |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon Sun |
Poke Pelago or evolve Beldum when available. |
Pokemon Moon |
Poke Pelago or evolve Beldum when available. |
Pokemon Ultra Sun |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Ultra Moon |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu |
Not available in this game. |
Pokemon Let’s Go Eevee |
Not available in this game. |
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon Sword |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Shield |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Shining Pearl |
Evolve Beldum at Level 20. |
Pokemon Legends: Arceus |
Not available in this game. |
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon Scarlet |
Transfer from Pokemon HOME or evolve Beldum when available through The Indigo Disk. |
Pokemon Violet |
Transfer from Pokemon HOME or evolve Beldum when available through The Indigo Disk. |
Pokemon Legends Z-A |
Found in Lysandre Labs. Alpha Metang can spawn in the westernmost room of Lysandre Labs, and Metang can appear in 4-Star Hyperspace Wild Zones. |
| Game | Where to Find Metang |
|---|---|
Pokemon Winds and Waves |
Coming soon once official location, encounter or transfer information is confirmed. |
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Here are quick answers to common questions about Metang. This FAQ is visible on-page content only and does not use FAQ schema markup.
Metang is a Steel and Psychic-type Pokemon.
Metang is weak to Fire, Ground, Ghost and Dark-type moves.
Metang evolves from Beldum at Level 20 and evolves into Metagross at Level 45.
Metang’s abilities are Clear Body and Light Metal.
Metang’s best moves often include Meteor Mash, Zen Headbutt, Iron Head, Bullet Punch, Flash Cannon, Psychic, Earthquake and Ice Punch.
Metang can be useful in story play and limited formats, but it is usually most valuable as the middle stage before Metagross.
The most common way to get Metang is to evolve Beldum at Level 20.
No, Metang does not have a Mega Evolution. Metagross can Mega Evolve in games where Mega Evolution and Metagrossite are available.
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