Whenever a move makes contact with this Pokémon, if it does not have a held item, it steals the attacker's held item.

This Pokémon cannot steal upon being knocked out.  It can steal if the attacker has a substitute, but cannot steal when its own Substitute is hit.  If a move hits multiple times, only the last hit triggers this ability.  If this Pokémon is wild, it cannot steal from a trained Pokémon.

The Pokémon steals the held item from attackers that made direct contact with it.

Pickpocket

Moves targetting this Pokémon use one extra PP.

This ability stacks if multiple targets have it.  This ability still affects moves that fail or miss.  This ability does not affect ally moves that target either the entire field or just its side, nor this Pokémon's self-targetted moves; it does, however, affect single-targetted ally moves aimed at this Pokémon, ally moves that target all other Pokémon, and opponents' moves that target the entire field.  If this ability raises a move's PP cost above its remaining PP, it will use all remaining PP.

When this Pokémon enters battle, all participating trainers are notified that it has this ability.

Overworld: If the lead Pokémon has this ability, higher-levelled Pokémon have their encounter rate increased.

Puts other Pokémon under pressure, causing them to expend more PP to use their moves.

Pressure

razor-claw

level-up

weavile

sneasel-hisui

sneasler

sneasel

An item to be held by a Pokémon. This curious
headband boosts Attack but only allows the use of
one move.

An item to be held by a Pokémon. This curious
scarf boosts Speed but only allows the use of
one move.

These boots prevent the effects of traps set on
the battlefield.

This is a crystallized form of Z-Power.
It upgrades Ice-type moves to Z-Moves.

An item to be held by a Pokémon. This sharply
hooked claw increases the holder’s
critical-hit ratio.

pressure

pickpocket

Weavile

attack

defense

special-attack

special-defense

speed

dark

This species corners prey as a pack, under the guidance of
a leader. Weavile displays increased cunning, leading me to
speculate that its evolution caused further brain development.

legends-arceus

With its claws, it leaves behind signs for its
friends to find. The number of distinct signs
is said to be over 500.

shield

They attack their quarry in packs. Prey as large
as Mamoswine easily fall to the teamwork of
a group of Weavile.

sword

Thanks to its increased intelligence, scrapping
over food is a thing of the past. A scratch from
its claws will give you a case of frostbite!

ultra-moon

One Weavile will trip a Sandshrew and flip it
over, and then another Weavile will deal the
finishing blow with its sharp claws.

ultra-sun

They dwell in cold places. This Pokémon’s main
food source in Alola is Vulpix and Sandshrew,
which they carefully divide among their group.

moon

They travel in groups of four or five, leaving
signs for one another on trees and rocks. They
bring down their prey with coordinated attacks.

They live in cold regions, forming groups of four or
five that hunt prey with impressive coordination.

alpha-sapphire

It lives in snowy regions. It carves patterns in trees
with its claws as a signal to others.

omega-ruby

They communicate by clawing
signs in boulders and work
together to surround enemies.

white-2

black-2

Evolution made it even more
devious. It communicates by clawing
signs in boulders.

white

black

It lives in snowy regions. It carves
patterns in trees with its claws as
a signal to others.

soulsilver

heartgold

platinum

It sends signals to others by
carving odd patterns in frost-
covered trees and ice.

pearl

They live in cold regions, forming
groups of four or five that hunt
prey with impressive coordination.

	Base Stats			Stat
HP	70	—		145
Attack	120	1		140
Defense	65	—		85
Sp.Atk	45	—		65
Sp.Def	85	—		105
Speed	125	1		145
Total	510	2	0/510	685

Weavile

Stat

Recommended Battle Sets

Boots Attacker

Choice Band

Evolution Chain

Type Matchups