
Aerodactyl
Fossil Pokémon
A ferocious, pre historic POKéMON that goes for the enemy's throat with its serrated saw-like fangs.
Recommended set
Best Aerodactyl build
Moveset
Tap a move for details30% chance to make the foe(s) flinch.
For 4 turns, allies' Speed is doubled.
Hits 2 times in one turn.
Protects allies from multi-target moves this turn.
Other moves it runs
Protect37.5%
Ice Fang16.8%
Taunt8.3%
Earthquake4.6%
Super effective on
2 physical · 2 statusLoadout
If at full HP, survives a knockout hit with 1 HP once.
- Also
Aerodactylite35.4%
King's Rock3.5%
Wide Lens3.1%
Life Orb2.2%
Prevents opposing Pokémon from eating held Berries.
- Also
- Pressure4.7%
- Rock Head3.8%
- Also
- Adamant13.3%
- Naive1.5%
- Hasty1.1%
- Naughty0.8%
Competitive usage
Top moves
- 1Rock Slide97.6%
- 2Tailwind85.7%
- 3Dual Wingbeat73.6%
- 4Wide Guard46.8%
- 5Protect37.5%
- 6Ice Fang16.8%
- 7Taunt8.3%
- 8Earthquake4.6%
Held items
- 1Focus Sash46.3%
- 2Aerodactylite35.4%
- 3King's Rock3.5%
- 4Wide Lens3.1%
- 5Life Orb2.2%
- 6Hard Stone1.7%
- 7Sitrus Berry1.4%
- 8Quick Claw0.7%
Natures
- 1Jolly81.2%
- 2Adamant13.3%
- 3Naive1.5%
- 4Hasty1.1%
Abilities
- 1Unnerve91.4%
- 2Pressure4.7%
- 3Rock Head3.8%
Full movepool
Common teammates
Used in champion teams on ReplicaDex
FAQ
What is the best moveset for Aerodactyl in Pokémon Champions?
The most popular moveset for Aerodactyl in Doubles (Current) includes Rock Slide, Tailwind, Dual Wingbeat, Wide Guard.
What is the best nature for Aerodactyl in Pokémon Champions?
Jolly is the most commonly used nature for Aerodactyl in current Pokémon Champions competitive data.
What is the best held item for Aerodactyl in Pokémon Champions?
Focus Sash is the most popular held item for Aerodactyl in Doubles (Current).
What is the best ability for Aerodactyl in Pokémon Champions?
Unnerve is the most commonly used ability for Aerodactyl in Doubles (Current).
What are the best teammates for Aerodactyl in Pokémon Champions?
Aerodactyl's most common teammates in current data are Garchomp, Charizard, and Kingambit.













