PokeBonk Gyarados: Water/Flying final form

Updated October 23, 2026

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#130Gyarados

WaterFlying

Stage 2 of 2

Base stats

Change compared with Magikarp

HP: 95; +75
Attack: 125; +115
Defense: 79; +24
Sp. Atk: 60; +45
Sp. Def: 100; +80
Speed: 81; +1
Total: 540; +340

Ultimate by evolution stage

Tier 1 · MagikarpEpic SplashYou jump three times with all your might: each landing raises an enormous wave, and at the end Magikarp rain from the sky.
Tier 2 · GyaradosThis formGyarados's FuryGyarados roars and charms everyone, two waterspouts advance toward your target and a Hyper Beam sweeps the front. With Maturity it starts to rain and a wave finishes it off.

Evolution line

Magikarp
GyaradosLv. 40

Evolution levels are worked out from the game code and have not been play-tested.

League family

Role: Promise

Passive: Perseverance — +60% experience. With it, it reaches a fearsome evolution before anyone else (Lv. 40).

Starting moves:

TackleNormal
FlailNormal
WaterfallWater
Hyper BeamNormal

Unlock challenge

The challenge belongs to the Magikarp family.

Complete 25 runs (win or lose).

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Damage taken by attack type

More damage from

Electric×1.6max
Rock×1.35
Grass×1.08
Ice×1.08

Normal damage from

Normal×1
Flying×1
Poison×1
Ghost×1
Psychic×1
Dragon×1
Dark×1
Fairy×1

Less damage from

Fighting×0.8
Bug×0.8
Steel×0.8
Fire×0.8
Water×0.8
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 Gyarados (No. 130, Water/Flying) is the final form of the Magikarp line, reached when Magikarp 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 Magikarp line

Magikarp’s line is the Promise, and it has its own evolution rule: it reaches Gyarados at Lv. 40, set by the game rather than the usual formula. Its passive, Perseverance, gives +60% experience so you get there sooner than the level suggests. The kit is Tackle, Flail and Hyper Beam (Normal) with Waterfall (Water). As Magikarp, Epic Splash jumps three times with a wave on each landing and ends with Magikarp raining from the sky. As Gyarados it becomes Gyarados’s Fury: a roar that charms, two waterspouts and a Hyper Beam across the front; with Maturity, rain and a final wave. To join it, complete 25 runs, win or lose. It suits players willing to survive a weak start.

What changes from Magikarp to Gyarados

Compared with Magikarp:

Base stat total: 200 → 540 (+340).
Biggest gains: Attack +115 and Sp. Def +80.
Types: Water → Water/Flying.
Damage taken that changes: Fighting ×1 → ×0.8, Ground ×1 → ×0.5, Rock ×1 → ×1.35, Bug ×1 → ×0.8, Grass ×1.35 → ×1.08, Electric ×1.35 → ×1.6 and Ice ×0.8 → ×1.08.
Ultimate: tier 1 Epic Splash → tier 2 Gyarados’s Fury.
The family passive Perseverance and the starting moves stay the same.

Gyarados is the final form of the Magikarp line.

Pokémon of the same type

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Frequently asked questions

What is Gyarados weak to in PokeBonk?

Electric deal the most damage to Gyarados: ×1.6. The least comes from Ground: ×0.5. Damage you take is limited to between ×0.5 and ×1.6.

What Ultimate does Gyarados use in PokeBonk?

Gyarados uses Gyarados's Fury, tier 2 of 2 in the Magikarp line: Gyarados roars and charms everyone, two waterspouts advance toward your target and a Hyper Beam sweeps the front. With Maturity it starts to rain and a wave finishes it off.

How do I unlock Gyarados in PokeBonk?

Gyarados comes from Magikarp evolving during a run. The League challenge of the Magikarp line: “Complete 25 runs (win or lose)”