Xatu Gen 2 Learnset (2024)

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Is Xatu able to learn fly? ›

Xatu can fly. Natu can't.

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Xatu (Japanese: ネイティオ Natio) is a dual-type Psychic/Flying Pokémon introduced in Generation II.

Height 4' 11" Weight 33.1 lbs.

Natu cannot fly because its wings are not yet fully grown. If your eyes meet with this Pokémon's eyes, it will stare back intently at you. But if you move even slightly, it will hop away to safety. Natu has a highly developed jumping ability.

Xatu Origins: Xatu draws inspiration from totem poles, as well as resplendent quetzals, a bird some Native Americans believe are gods of the air. They also believe Sun Gazing bestows supernatural powers -- explaining why the Pokedex says Xatu "stares at the sun all day long."

Xatu doesn't really have much. Sigilyph has a neat gimmick set with a Flame Orb and Cosmic Power/Stored Power/Roost/Psycho Shift. It's not a particularly competitive set given that a crit bypasses its defenses and most likely OHKOs it due to its lack of natural bulk, but it's fun. Xatu doesn't really have much.

Xatu is a Psychic/Flying type Pokémon, which makes it weak against Rock, Ghost, Electric, Ice and Dark moves.

Mega Xatu also gets the new ability Clairvoyant, which adds an effect to all enemy Pokémon on the field that acts similar to the move Future Sight, meaning in the future, the Pokémon will take heavy damage.

Xatu (Japanese: ネイティオ Natio) is a Psychic-type Stage 1 Pokémon card. It is part of the Legendary Treasures expansion.

Is Xatu a good Pokémon? ›

Xatu seen its use in the Silph Arena's Nightmare Cup in 2019, but its fragility and unimpressive moveset leaves a lot to ask for. Wins against most Grass Pokemon and certain Fighting-types are to be expected, but other Pokemon can fulfill this role better.

Xatu - 033/078 - Uncommon.

Xatu's Speed EVs allow it to be faster than Incineroar. 252 HP EVs maximize this stat, and the remainder of EVs are thrown into Defense alongside a Bold nature to better take on physical attackers like Steelix and Passimian. Magic Bounce is key to let Xatu perform its role as an entry hazard deterrent.

Gengar is weak to ground, psychic, dark, and ghost type attacks, with none of these being a double weakness. It also has slightly worse defense than special defense(base stat 60 versus 75), so all else equal, physical attacks will do more damage.

If you're wondering what to teach Pidgeotto, concentrate on Flying moves. Fly is always a good choice, as is Wing Attack. You may want to skip Sky Attack, though.

Butterfree, as a dual Bug- and Flying-type Pokemon, cannot learn the move Fly. This is typical of several other Bug- and Flying-type Pokemon as well. Butterfree has been a staple of the Pokedex since Generation 1, the final evolution of Caterpie and Metapod.

The only bug pokemon that CAN learn fly is half fire instead of half flying type, being Volcarana. And the only grass flying pokemon that can learn fly is probably the heaviest... being Tropius.

If you have access to Kanto, I would go for Aerodactyl. Otherwise, maybe Togekiss or Skarmory? Or if you can be bothered, two Smeargles can take care of all HMs. I hadn't realized Smeargle could learn all of them...