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

Publish Date: May 28, 2026

Pokemon Guide

Stunky Pokemon Guide

Stunky is a Poison and Dark-type Pokemon known for skunk spray, tricky typing and evolution into Skuntank.

Poison type Pokemon iconDark type Pokemon icon

Normal Form

Stunky

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Shiny Form

Shiny Stunky

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Last Updated: May 2026 | Page Status: This Stunky guide supports current Pokemon games and future updates. Location, moves and availability details will be updated as new Pokemon game data becomes available.

Stunky Description

Stunky evolves into Skuntank at Level 34. Its Poison/Dark typing gives it only one standard weakness.

Competitive Overview

Is Stunky Good in Competitive?

Stunky can be useful in limited formats thanks to its typing, priority and disruptive moves.

Its biggest strengths are typing and utility, while its biggest issue is modest early-stage stats.

Stunky Quick Facts

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

Name

Stunky

National Dex

#0434

Type

Poison type Pokemon iconDark type Pokemon icon

Poison / Dark

Species

Skunk Pokemon

Height

1’04” / 0.4 m

Weight

42.3 lbs / 19.2 kg

Abilities

Stench, Aftermath, Keen Eye

Stunky Stats

Stunky has balanced early-stage stats with decent Attack and Speed.

Hp
63
Attack
63
Defense
47
Special Attack
41
Special Defense
41
Speed
74

Stunky Best Moves Across Pokemon Games

Stunky uses Poison, Dark, Fire and utility moves across Pokemon games.

Poison type Pokemon icon

Poison Jab

Reliable physical Poison-type damage.

Poison type Pokemon icon

Sludge Bomb

Reliable special Poison-type damage.

Dark type Pokemon icon

Crunch

Reliable Dark-type physical damage.

Dark type Pokemon icon

Sucker Punch

Priority Dark-type damage when the target attacks.

Dark type Pokemon icon

Night Slash

Dark-type damage with increased critical-hit chance.

Fire type Pokemon icon

Flamethrower

Fire-type coverage against Steel, Grass, Bug and Ice-type Pokemon.

Poison type Pokemon icon

Toxic

Wears down bulky opponents when available.

Normal type Pokemon icon

Explosion

High-risk Normal-type damage in supported games.

Stunky All Moves

Stunky can learn a different move pool depending on the Pokemon game. Use the section below to view Stunky’s move list by learn method.

Move data shown from: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Level-Up Moves
LevelMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
1Poison Gas Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Status90
1Scratch Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical40100
3Feint Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical30100
6Smokescreen Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status100
9Acid Spray Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Special40100
12Fury Swipes Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical1880
15Focus Energy Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
18Bite Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical60100
21Venoshock Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Special65100
24Screech Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status85
27Toxic Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Status90
30Sucker Punch Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical70100
33Memento Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Status100
36Night Slash Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical70100
39Belch Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Special12090
42Explosion Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical250100
TM Moves
MethodMoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
TMAcid Spray Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Special40100
TMBody Slam Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical85100
TMCrunch Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical80100
TMDark Pulse Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Special80100
TMDig Ground type Pokemon icon Ground Physical80100
TMDouble Edge Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical120100
TMEndure Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMFacade Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical70100
TMFire Blast Fire type Pokemon icon Fire Special11085
TMFlamethrower Fire type Pokemon icon Fire Special90100
TMFoul Play Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical95100
TMGunk Shot Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Physical12080
TMHaze Ice type Pokemon icon Ice Status
TMHelping Hand Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMHex Ghost type Pokemon icon Ghost Special65100
TMKnock Off Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical65100
TMLash Out Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical75100
TMNasty Plot Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Status
TMPlay Rough Fairy type Pokemon icon Fairy Physical9090
TMPoison Jab Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Physical80100
TMPoison Tail Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Physical50100
TMProtect Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMRain Dance Water type Pokemon icon Water Status
TMRest Psychic type Pokemon icon Psychic Status
TMRoar Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMScary Face Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status100
TMShadow Ball Ghost type Pokemon icon Ghost Special80100
TMShadow Claw Ghost type Pokemon icon Ghost Physical70100
TMSleep Talk Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status
TMSludge Bomb Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Special90100
TMSludge Wave Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Special95100
TMSnarl Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Special5595
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
TMTaunt Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Status100
TMTemper Flare Fire type Pokemon icon Fire Physical75100
TMTera Blast Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Special80100
TMThief Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical60100
TMThroat Chop Dark type Pokemon icon Dark Physical80100
TMToxic Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Status90
TMToxic Spikes Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Status
TMTrailblaze Grass type Pokemon icon Grass Physical50100
TMVenoshock Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Special65100
Egg Moves
MoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracy
Astonish Ghost type Pokemon icon Ghost Physical30100
Double Edge Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical120100
Haze Ice type Pokemon icon Ice Status
Leer Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Status100
Slash Normal type Pokemon icon Normal Physical70100
Smog Poison type Pokemon icon Poison Special3070

Stunky Typing, Weaknesses and Resistances

Stunky is a Poison / Dark-type Pokemon. This gives it resistances to Poison, Ghost, Grass and Dark-type moves plus a Psychic immunity, but leaves it weak to Ground-type attacks.

Type

Poison type Pokemon iconDark type Pokemon icon

Poison, Dark

Weaknesses

Ground type Pokemon icon

Ground

Resistances

Poison type Pokemon iconGhost type Pokemon iconGrass type Pokemon iconDark type Pokemon icon

Poison, Ghost, Grass, Dark

Immunity

Psychic type Pokemon icon

Psychic

Stunky Abilities

Stunky’s abilities can cause flinching, punish contact knockouts or prevent accuracy drops.

Stench

May cause targets to flinch when Stunky deals damage.

Aftermath

Damages contact attackers that knock Stunky out.

Keen Eye

Prevents accuracy from being lowered.

Stunky Evolution

Stunky evolves into Skuntank at Level 34.

Stage 1

Stunky

Poison type Pokemon iconDark type Pokemon icon
stunky

Starting form

Stage 2

Skuntank

Poison type Pokemon iconDark type Pokemon icon
skuntank

Evolves at Level 34

Where to Find Stunky in Pokemon Games

Stunky’s availability changes by game. It is often version-exclusive or found in rough outdoor areas.

Generation 1: Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon Red Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Blue Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Yellow Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Generation 2: Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon Gold Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Silver Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Crystal Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Generation 3: Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon Ruby Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Sapphire Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Emerald Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon FireRed Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon LeafGreen Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Generation 4: Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon Diamond Route 206, Route 214 and Route 221.
Pokemon Pearl Trade from Pokemon Diamond or another compatible game.
Pokemon Platinum Route 206, Route 214 and Route 221.
Pokemon HeartGold Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon SoulSilver Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Generation 5: Black, White, Black 2 and White 2
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon Black Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon White Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Black 2 Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon White 2 Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Generation 6: X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon X Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Y Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Omega Ruby Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Generation 7: Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon and Let’s Go
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon Sun Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Moon Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Ultra Sun Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Ultra Moon Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Let’s Go Eevee Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Generation 8: Sword, Shield, Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl and Legends: Arceus
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon Sword Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Shield Catch in routes, caves, badlands or transfer from another compatible game.
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond Route 206, Route 214 and Grand Underground areas.
Pokemon Shining Pearl Trade from Brilliant Diamond or another compatible game.
Pokemon Legends: Arceus Scarlet Bog and other Crimson Mirelands areas.
Generation 9: Scarlet, Violet and Legends Z-A
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon Scarlet South Province, West Province and badland areas.
Pokemon Violet Trade from Pokemon Scarlet or another compatible game.
Pokemon Legends Z-A Location data not yet available.
Generation 10: Pokemon Winds and Waves
Game Where to Find Stunky
Pokemon Winds and Waves Coming soon once official location, encounter or transfer information is confirmed.

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Stunky FAQ

Here are quick answers to common questions about Stunky. This FAQ is visible on-page content only.

What type is Stunky?

Stunky is Poison and Dark-type.

What does Stunky evolve into?

Stunky evolves into Skuntank at Level 34.

What is Stunky weak to?

Stunky is weak to Ground-type attacks.

Is Stunky in Pokemon Legends Z-A?

Current location data for Stunky in Pokemon Legends Z-A is not yet available.



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