PokeBonk Dragonite: Dragon/Flying final form
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Stage 3 of 3
Base stats
Change compared with Dragonair
- HP
- 91
- +30
- Attack
- 134
- +50
- Defense
- 95
- +30
- Sp. Atk
- 100
- +30
- Sp. Def
- 100
- +30
- Speed
- 80
- +10
- Total
- 600
- +180
Ultimate by evolution stage
- Tier 1 · DratiniDragon CycloneA cyclone of draconic flame advances 16 m toward your target, dragging along and hitting.
- Tier 2 · DragonairDragon RingDragonair's orbs: three dragon rings burst out of you, the weather changes to rain and two cyclones sweep the front.
- Tier 3 · DragoniteThis formFinal Draco MeteorDragonite calls down the comets: twelve Draco Meteors fall from the sky, three Dragonite swoop down and a hurricane finishes it off.
Evolution line
League family
Role: Dragon
Passive: Multiscale — At full HP you take -50% damage.
Starting moves:
- TwisterDragon
- Dragon RageDragon
- Dragon PulseDragon
- Draco MeteorDragon
Unlock challenge
The challenge belongs to the Dratini family.
- Have 40 members in your League.
- Defeat 3 legendary Pokémon.
Damage taken by attack type
More damage from
- Ice×1.6max
- Rock×1.35
- Dragon×1.35
- Fairy×1.35
- Electric×1.08
Normal damage from
- Normal×1
- Flying×1
- Poison×1
- Ghost×1
- Steel×1
- Psychic×1
- Dark×1
Less damage from
- Fighting×0.8
- Bug×0.8
- Fire×0.8
- Water×0.8
- Grass×0.64
- Ground×0.5
Damage you take is limited to between ×0.5 and ×1.6, so these numbers can differ from the attack values on the type chart.
Data as of game version 0.8.18, read from the game's files (not play-tested).
PokeBonk Dragonite (No. 149, Dragon/Flying) is the final form of the Dratini line, reached when Dragonair evolves. This page covers its stats, Ultimate, passive, starting moves, unlock challenge and damage taken by type, read from the game files of version 0.8.18. PokeBonk.gg is an unofficial fan site, and the game itself is at pokebonk.com.
How to play the Dratini line
Dratini’s line is the Dragon, a rare three-stage family. The game’s code puts Dragonair at about level 30 and Dragonite at about level 50, the formula’s ceiling. Its passive, Multiscale, cuts damage taken by 50% while you are at full HP, so avoiding the first hit matters. All four moves are Dragon: Twister, Dragon Rage, Dragon Pulse and Draco Meteor. Dragon Cyclone sends a 16 m cyclone of draconic flame at your target; Dragonair’s Dragon Ring adds three rings and turns the weather to rain; Dragonite’s Final Draco Meteor calls down twelve meteors and three Dragonite. To join it, have 40 League members and defeat 3 legendary Pokémon. It suits patient, careful players.
What changes from Dragonair to Dragonite
Compared with Dragonair:
- Base stat total: 420 → 600 (+180).
- Biggest gains: Attack +50 and HP +30.
- Types: Dragon → Dragon/Flying.
- Damage taken that changes: Fighting ×1 → ×0.8, Ground ×1 → ×0.5, Rock ×1 → ×1.35, Bug ×1 → ×0.8, Grass ×0.8 → ×0.64, Electric ×0.8 → ×1.08 and Ice ×1.35 → ×1.6.
- Ultimate: tier 2 Dragon Ring → tier 3 Final Draco Meteor.
- The family passive Multiscale and the starting moves stay the same.
Dragonite is the final form of the Dratini line.
Pokémon of the same type
All 151 Pokémon in the PokédexUnlock challenges for every familyType chart
Frequently asked questions
What is Dragonite weak to in PokeBonk?
Ice deal the most damage to Dragonite: ×1.6. The least comes from Ground: ×0.5. Damage you take is limited to between ×0.5 and ×1.6.
What Ultimate does Dragonite use in PokeBonk?
Dragonite uses Final Draco Meteor, tier 3 of 3 in the Dratini line: Dragonite calls down the comets: twelve Draco Meteors fall from the sky, three Dragonite swoop down and a hurricane finishes it off.
How do I unlock Dragonite in PokeBonk?
Dragonite comes from Dragonair evolving during a run. The League challenge of the Dratini line: “Have 40 members in your League” and “Defeat 3 legendary Pokémon”
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