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    Slurpuff Pokemon Guide: Stats, Best Moves, Abilities and More

    Varno Harris II
    Varno Harris II
    Publish Date: June 2, 2026

    Pokemon Guide

    Slurpuff Pokemon Guide

    Slurpuff is a Fairy-type Pokemon from Generation 6. This guide covers Slurpuff’s stats, best moves, abilities, evolution, shiny form, typing, weaknesses, locations and related Pokemon guide information.

    Fairy type Pokemon icon

    Normal Form

    Slurpuff

    slurpuff

    Shiny Form

    Shiny Slurpuff

    slurpuff

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

    Slurpuff Description

    Slurpuff is known as the Meringue Pokemon. It is a Fairy-type Pokemon with abilities such as Sweet Veil, Unburden and a role that changes depending on the game and competitive format.

    Competitive Overview

    Is Slurpuff Good in Competitive?

    Slurpuff can be useful when its typing, movepool and abilities fit the format. Its value depends heavily on matchup, available moves and team support.

    Players should check the current format before locking in a set, since Slurpuff’s best role can change across Pokemon games.

    Slurpuff Quick Facts

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

    Name

    Slurpuff

    National Dex

    #0685

    Type

    Fairy type Pokemon icon

    Fairy

    Species

    Meringue Pokemon

    Height

    2’07” / 0.8 m
    80 cm

    Weight

    11.0 lbs / 5.0 kg
    5.0 kg

    Abilities

    Sweet Veil, Unburden

    Slurpuff Stats

    Slurpuff’s base stats determine how it performs as an attacker, defender or support Pokemon.

    Hp
    82
    Attack
    80
    Defense
    86
    Special Attack
    85
    Special Defense
    75
    Speed
    72

    Slurpuff Best Moves Across Pokemon Games

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

    Moonblast

    A useful move option for Slurpuff across Pokemon games, depending on format, learnset and team role.

    Play Rough

    A useful move option for Slurpuff across Pokemon games, depending on format, learnset and team role.

    Draining Kiss

    A useful move option for Slurpuff across Pokemon games, depending on format, learnset and team role.

    Calm Mind

    A useful move option for Slurpuff across Pokemon games, depending on format, learnset and team role.

    Dazzling Gleam

    A useful move option for Slurpuff across Pokemon games, depending on format, learnset and team role.

    Energy Ball

    A useful move option for Slurpuff across Pokemon games, depending on format, learnset and team role.

    Flamethrower

    A useful move option for Slurpuff across Pokemon games, depending on format, learnset and team role.

    Substitute

    A useful move option for Slurpuff across Pokemon games, depending on format, learnset and team role.

    Slurpuff All Moves

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

    Move data shown from: Pokemon Sword and Shield

    Level-Up Moves
    LevelMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
    1Fairy Wind Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Special40100
    1Play Nice Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
    1Sweet Scent Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status–100
    1Tackle Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical40100
    9Aromatherapy Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Status––
    12Draining Kiss Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Special50100
    15Fake Tears Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Status–100
    18Round Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special60100
    21String Shot Bug type Pokemon icon Bug Status–95
    24Cotton Spore Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Status–100
    27Energy Ball Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special90100
    30Wish Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
    33Play Rough Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Physical9090
    36Cotton Guard Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Status––
    39Endeavor Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical–100
    42Sticky Web Bug type Pokemon icon Bug Status––
    TM Moves
    MethodMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
    TMAmnesia Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status––
    TMAttract Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status–100
    TMCalm Mind Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status––
    TMCharm Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Status–100
    TMDazzling Gleam Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Special80100
    TMDrain Punch Fighting type Pokemon icon Fighting Physical75100
    TMDraining Kiss Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Special50100
    TMEndure Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
    TMEnergy Ball Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Special90100
    TMFacade Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical70100
    TMFake Tears Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Status–100
    TMFlamethrower Fire type Pokemon icon Fire Special90100
    TMGiga Impact Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical15090
    TMHelping Hand Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
    TMHyper Beam Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special15090
    TMLight Screen Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status––
    TMMetronome Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
    TMPlay Rough Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Physical9090
    TMProtect Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
    TMPsychic Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Special90100
    TMRain Dance Water type Pokemon icon Water Status––
    TMRest Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status––
    TMRound Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special60100
    TMSafeguard Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
    TMSleep Talk Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
    TMSnore Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special50100
    TMSubstitute Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status––
    TMSunny Day Fire type Pokemon icon Fire Status––
    TMSurf Water type Pokemon icon Water Special90100
    TMThief Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical60100
    TMThunder Electric type Pokemon icon Electric Special11070
    TMThunderbolt Electric type Pokemon icon Electric Special90100
    Tutor Moves
    MoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
    Misty Explosion Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Special100100

    Slurpuff Typing, Weaknesses and Resistances

    Slurpuff is a Fairy-type Pokemon. Its weaknesses, resistances and immunities shape how it performs in battle.

    Type

    Fairy type Pokemon icon

    Fairy

    Weaknesses

    Poison type Pokemon iconSteel type Pokemon icon

    Poison, Steel

    Resistances

    Fighting type Pokemon iconBug type Pokemon iconDark type Pokemon icon

    Fighting, Bug, Dark

    Immunity

    Dragon type Pokemon icon

    Slurpuff Abilities

    Slurpuff’s abilities can affect how it performs in battle depending on the game and format.

    Sweet Veil

    Sweet Veil can shape how Slurpuff performs in battle depending on the game, format and matchup.

    Unburden

    Unburden can shape how Slurpuff performs in battle depending on the game, format and matchup.

    Slurpuff Evolution

    Slurpuff evolves from Swirlix when traded while holding a Whipped Dream in games that use its traditional evolution method.

    Stage 1

    Swirlix

    Fairy type Pokemon icon
    swirlix

    Starting form

    Stage 2

    Slurpuff

    Fairy type Pokemon icon
    slurpuff

    Evolves from Swirlix through trade while holding a Whipped Dream in supported games

    Where to Find Slurpuff in Pokemon Games

    Slurpuff’s availability changes depending on the Pokemon game. Check each generation dropdown below for game-specific notes.

    Generation 1: Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow
    Game Where to Find Slurpuff
    Pokemon Red box artPokemon Red Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon Blue box artPokemon Blue Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon Yellow box artPokemon Yellow Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Generation 2: Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal
    Game Where to Find Slurpuff
    Pokemon Gold box artPokemon Gold Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon Silver box artPokemon Silver Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon Crystal box artPokemon Crystal Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Generation 3: Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen
    Game Where to Find Slurpuff
    Pokemon Ruby box artPokemon Ruby Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon Sapphire box artPokemon Sapphire Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon Emerald box artPokemon Emerald Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon FireRed box artPokemon FireRed Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon LeafGreen box artPokemon LeafGreen Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Generation 4: Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver
    Game Where to Find Slurpuff
    Pokemon Diamond box artPokemon Diamond Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon Pearl box artPokemon Pearl Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon Platinum box artPokemon Platinum Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon HeartGold box artPokemon HeartGold Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon SoulSilver box artPokemon SoulSilver Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Generation 5: Black, White, Black 2 and White 2
    Game Where to Find Slurpuff
    Pokemon Black box artPokemon Black Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon White box artPokemon White Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon Black 2 box artPokemon Black 2 Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Pokemon White 2 box artPokemon White 2 Not available because Slurpuff had not been introduced yet.
    Generation 6: X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
    Game Where to Find Slurpuff
    Pokemon X box artPokemon X Evolve from Swirlix.
    Pokemon Y box artPokemon Y Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    Pokemon Omega Ruby box artPokemon Omega Ruby Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    Pokemon Alpha Sapphire box artPokemon Alpha Sapphire Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    Generation 7: Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon and Let’s Go
    Game Where to Find Slurpuff
    Pokemon Sun box artPokemon Sun Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    Pokemon Moon box artPokemon Moon Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    Pokemon Ultra Sun box artPokemon Ultra Sun Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    Pokemon Ultra Moon box artPokemon Ultra Moon Trade, transfer 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 Slurpuff
    Pokemon Sword box artPokemon Sword Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    Pokemon Shield box artPokemon Shield Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    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 Slurpuff
    Pokemon Scarlet box artPokemon Scarlet Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    Pokemon Violet box artPokemon Violet Trade, transfer or migrate from another game.
    Pokemon Legends Z-A box artPokemon Legends Z-A Evolve from Swirlix with a Whipped Dream through trade in supported Z-A mechanics.
    Generation 10: Pokemon Winds and Waves
    Game Where to Find Slurpuff
    Pokemon Winds and Waves box artPokemon Winds and Waves Coming soon once official location, encounter or transfer information is confirmed.

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    Slurpuff FAQ

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

    What type is Slurpuff?

    Slurpuff is a Fairy-type Pokemon.

    What is Slurpuff weak against?

    Slurpuff is weak to Poison, Steel-type moves.

    What are Slurpuff’s abilities?

    Slurpuff’s abilities are Sweet Veil, Unburden.

    How do you get Slurpuff?

    Slurpuff’s availability depends on the game. Check the location tables above for each generation.

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    Final Output Note:
    Removed the Pokemon Champions Featured Competitive Build section because no confirmed individual TGH build was found for Slurpuff.
    Information not API-driven yet: manually written abilities, best moves, availability notes, Legends Z-A notes and related guide links.
    Human review before publishing: verify final game-specific locations, Legends Z-A details, type icon image IDs and any future Pokemon Champions build coverage for Slurpuff.


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