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Thwackey

Thwackey is a Generation VIII Pokémon, fondly referred to as the Rhythm Pokémon.

Type: Grass

Abilities:

Overgrow: This ability boosts the strength of Grass-type moves when the Pokémon's HP decreases.
Hidden Ability: Grassy Surge - This ability turns the field into Grassy Terrain, which triggers upon the Pokémon's entrance into battle.

Physical Characteristics:

Resembling a monkey, Thwackey sports a predominantly green color.
It possesses two drumsticks, which sprout from the back of its head, and utilizes these for rhythm creation.
It is bipedal, with a long tail adding to its agility.

Behavior and Habitat:

Known for its rhythmic prowess, Thwackey uses its drumsticks to maintain a consistent beat.
It typically makes its home within forests and other wooded areas.

In Battle:

Thwackey possesses a high level of skill in executing physical attacks, most notably those that are Grass type.
It can exploit its Grassy Surge ability to enhance the power of Grass-type moves and gradually recuperate the HP of Grass-type Pokémon during combat.

Evolution:

Thwackey is an evolutionary form of Grookey, with the transformation occurring at level 16. It further evolves into Rillaboom starting at level 35.

Interesting Facts:

The sticks generated by Thwackey have an exceptional effect on plant growth; rapid proliferation of plants can occur when it drums.
The name "Thwackey" is a portmanteau of 'thwack'—a verb indicating to hit or strike with force—and 'key', a reference to its rhythmic aptitude.
Thwackey may exude an air of light-heartedness and nonchalance, but it is diligent and committed to its daily practice routines.

Front Default

Back Default

Front Shiny

Back Shiny

Grookey - 810

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Thwackey - 811

Min. Lvl 16

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Rillaboom - 812

Min. Lvl 35

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Sword: The faster a Thwackey can beat out a rhythm with its two sticks, the more respect it wins from its peers.
Shield: When it’s drumming out rapid beats in battle, it gets so caught up in the rhythm that it won’t even notice that it’s already knocked out its opponent.