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PokeBonk Venomoth: Bug/Poison final form

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#049Venomoth

BugPoison

Stage 2 of 2

Base stats

Change compared with Venonat

HP
70
+10
Attack
65
+10
Defense
60
+10
Sp. Atk
90
+50
Sp. Def
75
+20
Speed
90
+45
Total
450
+145

Ultimate by evolution stage

  1. Tier 1 · VenonatRadar EyesYour compound eyes mark twelve enemies and you fire a Psybeam at each one: they get confused.
  2. Tier 2 · VenomothThis formScale DustSix Venomoth surround you and shed scales that confuse and poison; it ends in an 18 m silver wind.

Evolution line

  1. Venonat
  2. VenomothLv. 41

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

League family

Role: Radar

Passive: Compound Eyes — +8% crit and +15% status chance. Confused enemies take +25% damage. Like Venomoth, +12% attack speed.

Starting moves:

  • SupersonicNormal
  • U-turnBug
  • Silver WindBug
  • Signal BeamBug

Unlock challenge

The challenge belongs to the Venonat family.

  • Confuse 1,500 Pokémon.

Unlock challenges for every family

Damage taken by attack type

More damage from

  • Flying×1.35
  • Rock×1.35
  • Fire×1.35
  • Psychic×1.35
  • Ground×1.08

Normal damage from

  • Normal×1
  • Ghost×1
  • Steel×1
  • Water×1
  • Electric×1
  • Ice×1
  • Dragon×1
  • Dark×1

Less damage from

  • Poison×0.8
  • Bug×0.8
  • Fairy×0.8
  • Fighting×0.64
  • Grass×0.64

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 Venomoth (No. 49, Bug/Poison) is the final form of the Venonat line, reached when Venonat 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 Venonat line

Venonat’s line is the Radar, built around confusion. Its passive, Compound Eyes, gives +8% crit and +15% status chance, and confused enemies take +25% damage; as Venomoth you also get +12% attack speed. The kit is Supersonic (Normal) with three Bug moves: U-turn, Silver Wind and Signal Beam. Radar Eyes marks twelve enemies and fires a Psybeam at each one, confusing them, which sets up the passive’s bonus. As Venomoth it becomes Scale Dust: six Venomoth shed scales that confuse and poison, ending in an 18 m silver wind. The game’s code puts Venomoth at about level 41. Its challenge is to confuse 1,500 Pokémon. Players who like one effect feeding the next will enjoy it.

What changes from Venonat to Venomoth

Compared with Venonat:

  • Base stat total: 305 → 450 (+145).
  • Biggest gains: Sp. Atk +50 and Speed +45.
  • Types stay Bug/Poison, so damage taken by type is unchanged.
  • Ultimate: tier 1 Radar Eyes → tier 2 Scale Dust.
  • The family passive Compound Eyes and the starting moves stay the same.

Venomoth is the final form of the Venonat line.

Pokémon of the same type

All 151 Pokémon in the PokédexUnlock challenges for every familyType chart

Frequently asked questions

What is Venomoth weak to in PokeBonk?

Flying, Rock, Fire and Psychic deal the most damage to Venomoth: ×1.35. The least comes from Fighting and Grass: ×0.64. Damage you take is limited to between ×0.5 and ×1.6.

What Ultimate does Venomoth use in PokeBonk?

Venomoth uses Scale Dust, tier 2 of 2 in the Venonat line: Six Venomoth surround you and shed scales that confuse and poison; it ends in an 18 m silver wind.

How do I unlock Venomoth in PokeBonk?

Venomoth comes from Venonat evolving during a run. The League challenge of the Venonat line: “Confuse 1,500 Pokémon”

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