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PokeBonk Nidoqueen: Poison/Ground final form

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PoisonGround

Stage 3 of 3

Base stats

Change compared with Nidorina

HP
90
+20
Attack
92
+30
Defense
87
+20
Sp. Atk
75
+20
Sp. Def
85
+30
Speed
76
+20
Total
505
+140

Ultimate by evolution stage

  1. Tier 1 · Nidoran♀Royal SpikesYou sow 14 toxic spikes around you that burst on contact, and gain a 20% shield.
  2. Tier 2 · NidorinaToxic WallA ring of toxic geysers protects you for 4 s and you gain a 30% shield.
  3. Tier 3 · NidoqueenThis formQueen's FuryA Body Press that cracks the ground and stuns, Earth Power geysers under 12 enemies and a 40% shield.

Evolution line

  1. Nidoran♀
  2. NidorinaLv. 24
  3. NidoqueenLv. 42

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

League family

Role: Queen

Passive: Poison Point — +15% HP and +10 armor. Anyone who touches you is poisoned, and poisoned enemies spread it when they die.

Starting moves:

  • ToxicPoison
  • Double KickFighting
  • Body PressFighting
  • Sludge WavePoison

Unlock challenge

The challenge belongs to the Nidoran♀ family.

  • Recover 6,000 HP in total.

Unlock challenges for every family

Damage taken by attack type

More damage from

  • Ground×1.35
  • Water×1.35
  • Psychic×1.35
  • Ice×1.35
  • Grass×1.08

Normal damage from

  • Normal×1
  • Flying×1
  • Ghost×1
  • Steel×1
  • Fire×1
  • Dragon×1
  • Dark×1

Less damage from

  • Fighting×0.8
  • Rock×0.8
  • Bug×0.8
  • Fairy×0.8
  • Poison×0.64
  • Electric×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 Nidoqueen (No. 31, Poison/Ground) is the final form of the Nidoran♀ line, reached when Nidorina 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 Nidoran♀ line

Nidoran♀'s line is the Queen, a shield-and-poison tank. Its passive, Poison Point, gives +15% HP and +10 armor, poisons anyone who touches you, and makes poisoned enemies spread it when they die. The kit is Toxic and Sludge Wave (Poison) with Double Kick and Body Press (Fighting). Each Ultimate stage brings a bigger shield: Royal Spikes sows 14 toxic spikes and gives 20%, Nidorina’s Toxic Wall rings you with geysers for 4 s and gives 30%, and Nidoqueen’s Queen’s Fury adds a Body Press that stuns, Earth Power geysers under 12 enemies and a 40% shield. The game’s code puts the evolutions at about level 24 and level 42. You join it by recovering 6,000 HP in total. Good if you like to let enemies come to you.

What changes from Nidorina to Nidoqueen

Compared with Nidorina:

  • Base stat total: 365 → 505 (+140).
  • Biggest gains: Attack +30 and Sp. Def +30.
  • Types: Poison → Poison/Ground.
  • Damage taken that changes: Poison ×0.8 → ×0.64, Rock ×1 → ×0.8, Water ×1 → ×1.35, Grass ×0.8 → ×1.08, Electric ×1 → ×0.5 and Ice ×1 → ×1.35.
  • Ultimate: tier 2 Toxic Wall → tier 3 Queen’s Fury.
  • The family passive Poison Point and the starting moves stay the same.

Nidoqueen is the final form of the Nidoran♀ line.

Pokémon of the same type

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Frequently asked questions

What is Nidoqueen weak to in PokeBonk?

Ground, Water, Psychic and Ice deal the most damage to Nidoqueen: ×1.35. The least comes from Electric: ×0.5. Damage you take is limited to between ×0.5 and ×1.6.

What Ultimate does Nidoqueen use in PokeBonk?

Nidoqueen uses Queen's Fury, tier 3 of 3 in the Nidoran♀ line: A Body Press that cracks the ground and stuns, Earth Power geysers under 12 enemies and a 40% shield.

How do I unlock Nidoqueen in PokeBonk?

Nidoqueen comes from Nidorina evolving during a run. The League challenge of the Nidoran♀ line: “Recover 6,000 HP in total”

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