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Lickitung

Normal

Licking Pokémon

KantoShiny obtainable

Characteristics

Height
1.2 m · 3′ 11″
Weight
65.5 kg · 144.4 lb
Gender
50.0% female · 50.0% male
Abilities
Own Tempo · Oblivious · Cloud Nine (Hidden)
Egg Group
Monster
Growth Rate
Medium
Catch Rate
45
Base Friendship
70

Base Stats

HP
90
Attack
55
Defense
75
Sp. Atk
60
Sp. Def
75
Speed
30
Base Stat Total385

Evolutionary Line

Level up · knowing Rollout

Pokédex Numbers

Main-series regional Pokédexes only. DLC and local Pokédexes are nested beneath their parent region.

Kanto

Kanto#108

Johto

Johto#180

Sinnoh

Sinnoh#161

Unova

Unova#284

Kalos

Mountain Kalos#134

Alola

Alola#375

Galar

Isle of Armor#54

Hisui

Hisui#125

Location Data

Native encounter and acquisition records are organized in release order. Downloadable expansions are nested beneath the base game that is required to use them. Transfer-only compatibility and untracked side games are intentionally excluded.

Pokémon Red1 location

Kanto Route 18

Npc Trade · Lv. 23–100 · 100%

Pokémon Blue1 location

Kanto Route 18

Npc Trade · Lv. 23–100 · 100%

Pokémon Yellow1 location

Cerulean Cave B1f

Walk · Lv. 55 · 4%

Walk · Lv. 50 · 1%

Pokémon Gold1 location

Johto Route 44

Walk · Lv. 24 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 4%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 1%

Pokémon Silver1 location

Johto Route 44

Walk · Lv. 24 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 4%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 1%

Pokémon Crystal1 location

Johto Route 44

Walk · Lv. 22 · 30%

Walk · Lv. 24 · 5%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 4%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 1%

Pokémon FireRed1 location

Kanto Route 18

Npc Trade · Lv. 33–100 · 100%

Pokémon LeafGreen1 location

Kanto Route 18

Npc Trade · Lv. 25–100 · 100%

Pokémon Diamond1 location

Lake Valor

Walk · Lv. 34 · 20%

Walk · Lv. 36 · 20%

Pokémon Pearl1 location

Lake Valor

Walk · Lv. 34 · 20%

Walk · Lv. 36 · 20%

Pokémon Platinum1 location

Sinnoh Route 215

Walk · Lv. 20 · 10%

Pokémon HeartGold3 locations

Johto Route 44

Walk · Lv. 24 · 5%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 4%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 1%

Johto Safari Zone Forest

Walk · Lv. 40 · 10%

Johto Safari Zone Mountain

Walk · Lv. 15 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 16 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 17 · 10%

Pokémon SoulSilver3 locations

Johto Route 44

Walk · Lv. 24 · 5%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 4%

Walk · Lv. 26 · 1%

Johto Safari Zone Forest

Walk · Lv. 40 · 10%

Johto Safari Zone Mountain

Walk · Lv. 15 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 16 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 17 · 10%

Pokémon Black3 locations

Challengers Cave 1f

Walk · Lv. 49 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 50 · 5%

Walk · Lv. 50 · 4%

Walk · Lv. 49 · 1%

Challengers Cave B1f

Walk · Lv. 49 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 50 · 5%

Challengers Cave B2f

Walk · Lv. 49 · 10%

Pokémon White3 locations

Challengers Cave 1f

Walk · Lv. 49 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 50 · 5%

Walk · Lv. 50 · 4%

Walk · Lv. 49 · 1%

Challengers Cave B1f

Walk · Lv. 49 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 50 · 5%

Challengers Cave B2f

Walk · Lv. 49 · 10%

Pokémon Black 21 location

Unova Route 2

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Pokémon White 21 location

Unova Route 2

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Pokémon X4 locations

Kalos Victory Road Unknown Area 322

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 59 · 5%

Horde · Lv. 30 · 5%

Kalos Victory Road Unknown Area 324

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 59 · 5%

Horde · Lv. 30 · 5%

Kalos Victory Road Unknown Area 326

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 59 · 5%

Horde · Lv. 30 · 5%

Kalos Victory Road Unknown Area 328

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 59 · 5%

Horde · Lv. 30 · 5%

Pokémon Y4 locations

Kalos Victory Road Unknown Area 322

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 59 · 5%

Horde · Lv. 30 · 5%

Kalos Victory Road Unknown Area 324

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 59 · 5%

Horde · Lv. 30 · 5%

Kalos Victory Road Unknown Area 326

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 59 · 5%

Horde · Lv. 30 · 5%

Kalos Victory Road Unknown Area 328

Walk · Lv. 58 · 10%

Walk · Lv. 59 · 5%

Horde · Lv. 30 · 5%

Pokémon Ultra Sun1 location

Poni Gauntlet

Walk · Lv. 58–61 · 20%

Pokémon Ultra Moon1 location

Poni Gauntlet

Walk · Lv. 58–61 · 20%

Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu!3 locations

Cerulean Cave 1f

Overworld · Lv. 51–56 · 100%

Cerulean Cave 2f

Overworld · Lv. 51–56 · 100%

Cerulean Cave B1f

Overworld · Lv. 51–56 · 100%

Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee!3 locations

Cerulean Cave 1f

Overworld · Lv. 51–56 · 100%

Cerulean Cave 2f

Overworld · Lv. 51–56 · 100%

Cerulean Cave B1f

Overworld · Lv. 51–56 · 100%

Pokémon Sword & Shield6 locations

The Isle of Armor

Pokémon Sword

Brawlers Cave

Overworld · Lv. 13–18 · 5%

Overworld · Lv. 60 · 5%

Soothing Wetlands

Overworld · Lv. 10–15 · 5%

Overworld · Lv. 60 · 5%

Soothing Wetlands Max Den E

Max Raid · Lv. 15–20 · 40%

Max Raid · Lv. 25–30 · 25%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 30%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 15%

Max Raid · Lv. 45–50 · 25%

Courageous Cavern Max Den F

Max Raid · Lv. 15–20 · 40%

Max Raid · Lv. 25–30 · 25%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 30%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 15%

Max Raid · Lv. 45–50 · 25%

Training Lowlands Max Den D

Max Raid · Lv. 15–20 · 40%

Max Raid · Lv. 25–30 · 25%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 30%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 15%

Max Raid · Lv. 45–50 · 25%

Pokémon Shield

Brawlers Cave

Overworld · Lv. 13–18 · 5%

Overworld · Lv. 60 · 5%

Soothing Wetlands

Overworld · Lv. 10–15 · 5%

Overworld · Lv. 60 · 5%

Soothing Wetlands Max Den E

Max Raid · Lv. 15–20 · 40%

Max Raid · Lv. 25–30 · 25%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 30%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 15%

Max Raid · Lv. 45–50 · 25%

Courageous Cavern Max Den F

Max Raid · Lv. 15–20 · 40%

Max Raid · Lv. 25–30 · 25%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 30%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 15%

Max Raid · Lv. 45–50 · 25%

Training Lowlands Max Den D

Max Raid · Lv. 15–20 · 40%

Max Raid · Lv. 25–30 · 25%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 30%

Max Raid · Lv. 35–40 · 15%

Max Raid · Lv. 45–50 · 25%

The Crown Tundra

Pokémon Sword

Max Lair

Dynamax Adventure · Lv. 65 · 100%

Pokémon Shield

Max Lair

Dynamax Adventure · Lv. 65 · 100%

Masterdex acquisition notes

RBY FRLG PE
  • Obtain this Pokémon from one of the permitted source games listed by the Masterdex workbook.

Pokédex Entries

Pokémon Red & BlueView entryHide entry

Its tongue can be extended like a chameleon's. It leaves a tingling sensation when it licks enemies.

Pokémon YellowView entryHide entry

Its tongue spans almost 7 feet and moves more freely than its forelegs. Its licks can cause paralysis.

Pokémon GoldView entryHide entry

Its tongue has well-developed nerves that run to the very tip, so it can be deft­ ly manipulated.

Pokémon SilverView entryHide entry

Its long tongue, slathered with a gooey saliva, sticks to any­ thing, so it is very useful.

Pokémon CrystalView entryHide entry

It has a tongue that is over 6’6’’ long. It uses this long tongue to lick its body clean.

Pokémon Ruby & SapphireView entryHide entry

Whenever LICKITUNG comes across something new, it will unfailingly give it a lick. It does so because it memorizes things by texture and by taste. It is somewhat put off by sour things.

Pokémon FireRed & YView entryHide entry

Its tongue is twice the length of its body. It can be moved like an arm for grabbing food and attacking.

Pokémon LeafGreenView entryHide entry

Its tongue can be extended like a chameleon’s. It leaves a tingling sensation when it licks enemies.

Pokémon EmeraldView entryHide entry

Whenever it sees something unfamiliar, it always licks the object because it memorizes things by texture and taste. It is somewhat put off by sour things.

Pokémon Diamond & PearlView entryHide entry

Instead of hands, it uses its tongue, which is twice its height. Its sticky saliva grips anything.

Pokémon Platinum, Black & WhiteView entryHide entry

When it extends its over-six-foot- long tongue, its tail quivers. There is a possibility they are connected.

Pokémon HeartGoldView entryHide entry

Its tongue has well-developed nerves that run to the very tip, so it can be deftly manipulated.

Pokémon SoulSilver & XView entryHide entry

Its long tongue, slathered with a gooey saliva, sticks to anything, so it is very useful.

Pokémon Black 2 & White 2View entryHide entry

Being licked by its long, saliva-covered tongue leaves a tingling sensation. Extending its tongue retracts its tail.

Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha SapphireView entryHide entry

Whenever Lickitung comes across something new, it will unfailingly give it a lick. It does so because it memorizes things by texture and by taste. It is somewhat put off by sour things.

Pokémon Ultra SunView entryHide entry

It checks out whatever’s around it by licking everything. If you don’t clean off a spot where it’s licked you, you’ll break out in a rash!

Pokémon Ultra MoonView entryHide entry

It licks filth clean with its tongue. Whatever it licks always stinks afterward, so whether it’s really clean is...questionable.

Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! & Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee!View entryHide entry

Its tongue spans almost seven feet and moves more freely than its forelegs. Its licks can cause paralysis.

Pokémon SwordView entryHide entry

If this Pokémon’s sticky saliva gets on you and you don’t clean it off, an intense itch will set in. The itch won’t go away, either.

Pokémon ShieldView entryHide entry

Bug Pokémon are Lickitung’s main food source. This Pokémon paralyzes its prey with a lick from its long tongue, then swallows the prey whole.

Pokémon Legends: ArceusView entryHide entry

Wields its long tongue deftly, as though it were an arm. The Pokémon's viscous saliva, once it has been collected and boiled down, yields a strong and highly useful adhesive.

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