Golett is a Ground/Ghost-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V and the first stage of its evolution line, with a base stat total of 303.
Golett
Abilities
Base Stats
Golett's Weaknesses and Resistances
Evolution Chain
Golett evolves into Golurk at level 43.
Golett 

Golett Playthrough, Competitive, and Nuzlocke Usage
Using Golett in a Playthrough
Golett evolves into Golurk at level 43, producing a Ground/Ghost physical attacker with base 124 Attack, 89 HP, and base 55 Speed. Earthquake or High Horsepower and Shadow Punch or later Poltergeist provide powerful STAB, while Dynamic Punch, Drain Punch, Ice Punch, Thunder Punch, Fire Punch, Stealth Rock, and Fly give Golurk unusually broad physical coverage. Iron Fist boosts punching moves by 20 percent, No Guard makes every move used by or against Golurk hit regardless of accuracy, and Klutz suppresses most held-item effects and is generally the least useful ordinary ability. Ground/Ghost grants complete Electric, Normal, and Fighting immunities plus a quadruple Poison resistance, but Water, Grass, Ice, Ghost, and Dark attacks are super effective. Brave is excellent for Trick Room and Adamant maximizes damage in ordinary play. Mega Golurk keeps Ground/Ghost typing and base 55 Speed but rises to base 159 Attack, 105 Defense, and 105 Special Defense; in current ability-enabled data it gains Unseen Fist, allowing contact moves to deal reduced damage even through protection.
Golett in Competitive Pokémon
Standard Golurk was one of BW NU's premier physical threats. Ground/Ghost gives it three immunities, strong complementary STAB, and a useful matchup into common Fighting-types such as Sawk and Primeape, while base 124 Attack lets Choice Band sets 2HKO much of the tier with the correct move. Iron Fist powers up Shadow Punch and punching coverage, while No Guard supports perfectly accurate Dynamic Punch and other normally unreliable attacks; Golurk can also use the switches it forces to set Stealth Rock. Its base 55 Speed is the main obstacle, leaving it vulnerable to revenge killing and preventing it from sweeping faster offensive teams without Trick Room or substantial support. Mega Golurk is far newer and should be treated separately from that established résumé. Current data gives it base 159 Attack, 105 Defense, 105 Special Defense, and Unseen Fist, dramatically improving both immediate power and durability while leaving the same low Speed and five weaknesses intact.
Golett in Nuzlockes
Golurk is very useful in Nuzlockes because Electric, Normal, and Fighting immunities create completely safe entries against known attacks, while base 124 Attack makes its retaliation extremely dangerous. Iron Fist strengthens reliable punching coverage, whereas No Guard can make inaccurate moves perfectly reliable but also guarantees that opposing attacks aimed at Golurk will not miss, removing an occasional source of luck. Water, Grass, Ice, Ghost, and Dark attacks remain serious threats, and base 55 Speed means Golurk often has to absorb one before moving. Mega Golurk improves both defenses to 105 and Attack to 159, making it much safer against neutral physical and special damage, but does not fix the Speed issue or its type weaknesses. Adamant or Brave are natural choices, with Brave especially useful on Trick Room teams.
Learnsets
71 moves · Scarlet Violet
Level Up
Machine
Pokédex Entries
7 entries
The energy that burns inside it enables it to move, but no one has yet been able to identify this energy.
These Pokémon are thought to have been created by the science of an ancient and mysterious civilization.
Ancient science fashioned this Pokémon from clay. It’s been active for thousands of years.
Its movements are powered by a mysterious energy. It has continued to move since ancient times, so its power may soon run out.
Although ancient people apparently built it by working with clay, the source of its energy is unclear.
They were sculpted from clay in ancient times. No one knows why, but some of them are driven to continually line up boulders.
This Pokémon was created from clay. It received orders from its master many thousands of years ago, and it still follows those orders to this day.
Where To Find Golett
3 locations
Haina Desert · AlolaSOS Encounter, SOS From Bubbling Spot · version details vary
Haina Desert Area
Route 10 · KalosWalking, Yellow Flowers · version details vary
Road 10
Dragonspiral Tower · UnovaWalking · version details vary
Dragonspiral Tower (1F)
Dragonspiral Tower (2F)
Held Items
1 items
- Black: 5% chance
- White: 5% chance
- Black 2: 5% chance
- White 2: 5% chance
- X: 5% chance
- Y: 5% chance
- Omega Ruby: 5% chance
- Alpha Sapphire: 5% chance
- Sun: 5% chance
- Moon: 5% chance
- Ultra Sun: 5% chance
- Ultra Moon: 5% chance
Additional Images
PokeAPI sprites
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Golett Biology and Behavior
Golett is an artificial Pokemon created by an ancient civilization from clay or similar material and animated by mysterious energy. A seal on its body helps contain that energy, which otherwise becomes unstable. Golett was built to obey commands and perform labor, often continuing assigned tasks long after the people who created it disappeared. It can remain active for extraordinarily long periods without conventional food or rest.
Golett Biological Data
- National Pokédex
- #622
- Species
- Automaton Pokémon
- Height
- 3' 3" (1.0 m)
- Weight
- 202.8 lbs (92.0 kg)
- Habitat
- Currently Unknown
- Color
- Green
- Body Style
- Humanoid
- Gender
- Genderless
Misc
Catch Rate: 190
Base Experience: 61 Exp
Hatch Counter: 25
Golett Size Comparison: BETA
Golett is listed at 3' 3" (1.0 m) and shown in an in-chart visual comparison.

How is visual size determined?
Pokédex height is treated as the official listed measurement, but the chart uses pose-aware visual scaling so each sprite looks reasonable in a direct comparison.
For long or coiled Pokémon, the listed height may represent total body length rather than upright height. For Pokémon with floppy ears, leaves, feathers, antennae, wings, or other flexible features, the chart usually measures to the top of the solid, substantial part of the head or body instead of the tallest decorative feature.
The goal is not to replace the official height, but to make the artwork compare naturally at the size it appears to occupy.











