Every Terastal Form Pokémon In Scarlet & Violet That Changes Type

Every Terastal Form Pokémon In Scarlet & Violet That Changes Type

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet‘s Terastal phenomenon has brought a brand-new mechanic to battling and catching pocket monsters. In the Paldea Region, all Pokémon have the ability to Terastallize, a process through which their bodies shimmer like gems as they take on their new Tera Type. In most cases, a Tera Type will mirror a Pokémon’s regular typing, which causes moves of that type to have greater stab damage. But in other cases, a Pokémon’s Tera Type will cause them to change into an entirely different type when activated. When a Pokémon’s Tera Type actually causes it to change type, it makes that Pokémon more valuable, as it is both rarer and more impactful in battles.

Technically speaking, all Pokémon have the capacity to have a Tera Type that changes their typing. This is because Terastal Forms in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet can be changed by visiting the chef at the Treasure Eatery in Medali, who will change any Pokémon’s Tera Type in exchange for 50 Tera Shards of the specific Tera Type desired. However, this is a grueling process that requires grinding lots of Tera Raid battles; even these Tera Raid battles don’t always offer Pokémon with unique Tera Types. So, players should seek Pokémon who naturally have Terastal Forms that change their typing, and these can be found in Wild Terastal Form Encounters.

All Pokémon Whose Terastal Form Changes Their Typing In Scarlet & Violet

Every Terastal Form Pokémon In Scarlet & Violet That Changes Type

In Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, Wild Terastal Form Encounters refer to wild Pokémon in their Terastal Forms as indicated by their golden glow in the overworld. These Pokémon typically have special Tera Types that change their typing. After being caught, they can be recaptured and will likely have different, random Tera Types. But despite these random Terastal Forms, Serebii.net has found that these Wild Terastal Form Pokémon have a set Tera Type for their initial encounter. Following is a table of the 56 Pokémon whose set Tera Types actually change their typing:

Pokéname Name

Type

Location

Purported Tera Type

Sandygast

Ghost/Ground

Asado Desert

Grass

Cyclizar

Normal/Dragon

Asado Desert

Flying

Tsareena

Grass

Casseroya Lake

Psychic

Gyarados

Water/Flying

Casseroya Lake

Dragon

Slowbro

Water/Psychic

Casseroya Lake

Grass

Drednaw

Water/Rock

Casseroya Lake

Ice

Bellibolt

Electric

Casseroya Lake

Water

Ursaring

Normal

Dalizapa Passage

Flying

Espathra

Psychic

Dalizapa Passage

Steel

Avalugg

Ice

Dalizapa Passage

Rock

Sneasel

Ice/Dark

Dalizapa Passage

Fighting

Lucario

Fighting/Steel

Dalizapa Passage

Ice

Toxapex

Water/Poison

East Paldean Sea

Normal

Salandit

Fire/Poison

East Paldean Sea

Dragon

Floette

Fairy

East Paldean Sea

Grass

Growlithe

Fire

East Province Area Two

Ground

Tauros

Normal

East Province Area Two

Electric

Kirlia

Psychic/Fairy

East Province Area Three

Fire

Falinks

Fighting

East Province Area Three

Steel

Pyroar

Fire/Normal

East Province Area Three

Dark

Primeape

Fighting

Glaseado Mountain

Poison

Frigibax

Dragon/Ice

Glaseado Mountain

Dark

Veluza

Water/Psychic

Glaseado Mountain

Normal

Revavroom

Steel/Poison

Glaseado Mountain

Fire

Wugtrio

Water

North Province Area One

Ground

Eelektross

Electric

North Province Area One

Dragon

Slaking

Normal

North Province Area Two

Ghost

Corviknight

Flying/Steel

North Province Area Two

Fighting

Dragonite

Flying/Dragon

North Province Area Two

Steel

Pawmo

Electric/Fighting

North Province Area Three

Steel

Fletchling

Normal/Flying

South Province Area Two

Fire

Diglett

Ground

South Province Area Two

Rock

Meowth

Normal

South Province Area Two

Flying

Jigglypuff

Fairy/Normal

South Province Area Three

Water

Dunsparce

Normal

South Province Area Three

Poison

Sliggoo

Dragon

South Province Area Four

Poison

Golduck

Water

South Province Area Four

Psychic

Scyther

Bug/Flying

South Province Area Four

Normal

Shinx

Electric

South Province Area Five

Ice

Houndstone

Ghost

South Province Area Five

Rock

Flamigo

Fighting

South Province Area Five

Bug

Houndoom

Fire/Dark

South Province Area Six

Ghost

Dragonair

Dragon

South Province Area Six

Electric

Hawlucha

Fighting/Flying

South Province Area Six

Bug

Grafaifai

Normal/Psychic

Tagtree Thicket

Bug

Torkoal

Fire

West Province Area One

Normal

Altaria

Dragon/Flying

West Province Area One

Fairy

Lokix

Bug/Dark

West Province Area One

Fighting

Buizel

Water

West Province Area One

Ice

Axew

Dragon

West Province Area One

Ground

Tinkatuff

Fairy/Steel

West Province Area One

Dark

Garchomp

Dragon/Ground

West Province Area Two

Water

Naclstack

Rock

West Province Area Two

Ghost

Raichu

Electric

West Province Area Two

Fighting

Breloom

Grass/Fighting

West Province Area Three

Rock

Rockruff

Rock

West Province Area Three

Psychic

For most of these Pokémon, their Terastal Forms have a significant impact on their typing. However, Pokémon such as Fletchling have Tera Types that their later evolutions’ will have naturally. In other cases, like Avalugg’s and Sneasel’s, their Tera Types even reflect their Hisuian Variant’s typing.

In the future, black crystal Tera Raid events will introduce even more Terastal Form Pokémon with special Tera Types. The first of these Pokémon will be Charizard, whose Dragon Tera Type form will be available in raids from December 1 to December 4. Hopefully additional easy methods for attaining unique Tera Type Pokémon will come to Pokémon Scarlet and Violet in the future.