
Shieldon
A Pokémon that lived in jungles around 100 million years ago. Its facial hide is extremely hard.
How to Evolve Shieldon in Cobblemon
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Bastiodon
Base Stats & EV Yield
Generic Info
- Height
- 0.5m
- Weight
- 57kg
- Catch Rate
- 45/255Hard
- Base Friendship
- 50
- Experience Group
- erratic
- Base Experience
- 70
- Hitbox
- 0.85w x 1.22h - Fixed: No
- Status
- Implemented
Abilities
- #1
- sturdy
- #2
- soundproofHidden
Drops
Shieldon can drop Bone. The table uses 1 drop roll. Quantity ranges show the possible item count for that entry.
- Base drops
- Amount
- 1
- #1
Bone0-1
Breeding
- Egg Groups
- Monster
- Egg Cycles
- 30
- Gender Ratio
- 87.5% M / 12.5% F
Behavior
- Movement
- Walk Speed
- 0.16
- Can Swim in Lava
- Yes
- Avoids Water
- Yes
- Fire Immunity
- Fire Immunity
- Yes
- Herd
- Max Size
- 9
- Tolerated Leaders
- ShieldonTier 1BastiodonTier 2
- Combat
- Will Defend Owner
- Yes
- Resting
- Will Sleep on Bed
- Yes
- Drowsy Chance
- 0.0333
- Rouse Chance
- 0.0042
Where does Shieldon spawn in Cobblemon?
Shieldon has 1 natural spawn entry in the current Cobblemon data. It can appear from level 10 to 35. Listed biome tags include lush-tagged biomes. Some entries also require specific skylight levels.
Habitat encounters
Shieldon appears in 1 habitat. Open one to see its complete spawn pool, phases, and conditions.
What moves does Shieldon learn?
Shieldon has 115 listed moves: 24 level-up, 60 TM, 7 egg, 24 tutor.
As an Alpha
Full Alpha guideWhat Shieldon becomes as a Cobblemon 1.8 Alpha
Size
≈ ×1.58 normal adult size
Marks
Level vs your party
Matches the nearest player within 32 blocks. This form’s evolution floor is Lv 1; an empty party does not change its level.
Alpha moveset
Slots 3 & 4 prefer eligible TM moves, falling back to level-up moves. Up to two TM moves replace normal slots; moves already available by level are excluded.
Drops if defeated
Extra rewards when a wild Alpha is defeated in battle, in addition to its normal drops. Base rewards depend on its final level.
Chances are per defeat (at least one drop); quantities are per successful roll. Repeated rolls can add more items.
Base drops Tier 4
- Exp Candy L×138.89%
- Exp Candy Xl×150%
- Rare Candy×111.11%
- Health Candy×115%
- Mighty Candy×115%
- Tough Candy×115%
- Smart Candy×115%
- Courage Candy×115%
- Quick Candy×115%
Type drops
The current game rolls the primary type twice, each with a 50% chance, including for dual-type Pokémon.
- Rock Gem×2–360.94%
- Charti Berry×1–223.44%
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