Gigantamax Appletun
Apple Nectar Pokémon · Generation Viii
Grass / Dragon type
Eating a sweet apple caused its evolution. A nectarous scent wafts from its body, luring in the bug Pokémon it preys on.
Appletun forms and varieties
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Gigantamax Appletun base stats
Hp110
Attack85
Defense80
Sp Attack100
Sp Defense80
Speed30
Base stat total485
Gigantamax Appletun Pokédex measurements
Gigantamax Appletun color, shape, and Egg Groups
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Gigantamax Appletun DraftCenter community statistics
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Gigantamax Appletun competitive format results
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Gigantamax Appletun tournament performance
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