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PokeBonk Ninetales: Fire final form

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Fire

Stage 2 of 2

Tier list: C tier (score 22)

Base stats

Change compared with Vulpix

HP
73
+35
Attack
76
+35
Defense
75
+35
Sp. Atk
81
+31
Sp. Def
100
+35
Speed
100
+35
Total
505
+206

Ultimate by evolution stage

  1. Tier 1 · VulpixWill-O-WispsNine will-o-wisps spin around you and each launches itself at an enemy: they burn and curse.
  2. Tier 2 · NinetalesThis formNine TailsNine fire tails sweep the ground in a star shape, eighteen will-o-wisps hunt for enemies and a millennial grudge curses and confuses everything within 15 m.

Evolution line

  1. Vulpix
  2. NinetalesLv. 36

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

League family

Role: Fire Sorceress

Passive: Flash Fire — +20% Fire damage and +15% status damage.

Starting moves:

  • Will-O-WispFire
  • Flame BurstFire
  • ExtrasensoryPsychic
  • Heat WaveFire

Unlock challenge

The challenge belongs to the Vulpix family.

  • Burn 6,000 Pokémon.

Unlock challenges for every family

Damage taken by attack type

More damage from

  • Ground×1.35
  • Rock×1.35
  • Water×1.35

Normal damage from

  • Normal×1
  • Fighting×1
  • Flying×1
  • Poison×1
  • Ghost×1
  • Electric×1
  • Psychic×1
  • Dragon×1
  • Dark×1

Less damage from

  • Bug×0.8
  • Steel×0.8
  • Fire×0.8
  • Grass×0.8
  • Ice×0.8
  • Fairy×0.8

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 0.8.25, read from the game's files (not play-tested).

PokeBonk Ninetales (No. 38, Fire) is the final form of the Vulpix line, reached when Vulpix 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 Vulpix line

Vulpix’s line is the Fire Sorceress, built around burning and status damage. Its passive, Flash Fire, gives +20% Fire damage and +15% status damage. The kit is three Fire moves (Will-O-Wisp, Flame Burst, Heat Wave) and one Psychic move, Extrasensory. Will-O-Wisps sends nine flames circling you, and each one launches at an enemy to burn and curse it. As Ninetales it becomes Nine Tails: nine fire tails sweep the ground in a star, eighteen will-o-wisps hunt enemies, and a grudge curses and confuses everything within 15 m. The game’s code puts Ninetales at about level 36. To join it to your League, burn 6,000 Pokémon. Pick it if you like damage that keeps ticking after the hit.

What changes from Vulpix to Ninetales

Compared with Vulpix:

  • Base stat total: 299 → 505 (+206).
  • Biggest gains: HP +35 and Attack +35.
  • Types stay Fire, so damage taken by type is unchanged.
  • Ultimate: tier 1 Will-O-Wisps → tier 2 Nine Tails.
  • The family passive Flash Fire and the starting moves stay the same.

Ninetales is the final form of the Vulpix line.

Pokémon of the same type

All 151 Pokémon in the PokédexUnlock challenges for every familyType chart

Frequently asked questions

What is Ninetales weak to in PokeBonk?

Ground, Rock and Water deal the most damage to Ninetales: ×1.35. The least comes from Bug, Steel, Fire, Grass, Ice and Fairy: ×0.8. Damage you take is limited to between ×0.5 and ×1.6.

What Ultimate does Ninetales use in PokeBonk?

Ninetales uses Nine Tails, tier 2 of 2 in the Vulpix line: Nine fire tails sweep the ground in a star shape, eighteen will-o-wisps hunt for enemies and a millennial grudge curses and confuses everything within 15 m.

How do I unlock Ninetales in PokeBonk?

Ninetales comes from Vulpix evolving during a run. The League challenge of the Vulpix line: “Burn 6,000 Pokémon”

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