Torterra #389

 All moves

Quick move	Damage	EPS	DPS
Bite	6	8	12
Razor Leaf	13	7	15.6

Main move	Damage	EPS	DPS
Earthquake	140	-27.8	46.7
Stone Edge	100	-43.5	43.5
Solar Beam	180	-20.4	44.1
Frenzy Plant Elite TM	100	-19.2	46.2
Sand Tomb	60	-8.3	18
Frustration Shadow	10	-16.5	5
Return Purified	35	-47.1	50

The green moves benefit from the Same Type Attack Bonus and deliver 20% more damage.

Evolution family

Torterra is part of a three-member family.

• Regular
• Shiny

203.   #387 Turtwig

25

#388 Grotle

100

#389 Torterra

Availability

• Torterra was released along with the main release of Sinnoh-region Pokémon on October 16^th, 2018.
•  Shiny form of Torterra was released at the start of the twenty-first Community Day on September 15^th, 2019.
•  Shadow form of Torterra was released on September 5^th, 2019.

Method	Maximum CP	Details
Raid Battles	1,677 2,096 (weather boosted)	Tier 3 CP 18,550Visit List of Raid Bosses changes for complete appearance

Biology

Torterra is a big, heavy, quadrupedal Pokémon that looks like a tortoise and has a huge shell covering its back. On the top of the shell, there is a solitary oak-like tree and three triangular, rocky extensions that resemble mountain peaks. Next to the tree is an area of brown that resembles earth. A white ring surrounds the shell and continues in a diamond shape on the front. Torterra’s body looks to be divided into two halves, with the top half green and the bottom half brown. It has a jagged mouth, giving it the appearance of a snapping turtle. It has a black nose as well. It has a green lower jaw and two enormous spikes projecting from its cheeks. Torterra has tiny, crimson eyes that are surrounded by a black ring. Its legs are thick, and each has four toes that look like jagged stones. There are three front toes and one heel toe.

Torterra’s huge and pristine shell sustains the life of many tiny Pokémon, which congregate and construct their nests on it on occasion. Some are even born there and spend their whole lives. Torterra migrates in groups in search of pure water, giving the appearance of shifting woods. It is, however, usually stationary. The ancients thought that under the earth lived a massive Torterra.