Slurpuff is a Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VI and a final stage of its evolution line, with a base stat total of 480.

Slurpuff

Slurpuff

Abilities

Sweet Veil

Prevents itself and ally Pokémon from falling asleep.

Unburden

Raises Speed if a held item is used.

Hidden Ability

Base Stats

Total: 480
EV Yield: 2 Defense
HP: 82
Attack: 80
Defense: 86
Sp. Atk: 85
Sp. Def: 75
Speed: 72

Slurpuff's Weaknesses and Resistances

Evolution Chain

Swirlix evolves into Slurpuff by trading while holding a Whipped Dream.

Slurpuff Playthrough, Competitive, and Nuzlocke Usage

Using Slurpuff in a Playthrough

Swirlix evolves into Slurpuff when traded while holding a Whipped Dream, making this another Kalos Fairy family whose final evolution depends on trading. Slurpuff is pure Fairy with balanced base 82 HP, 80 Attack, 86 Defense, 85 Special Attack, 75 Special Defense, and 72 Speed. Play Rough, Drain Punch, Flamethrower, Psychic, Energy Ball, Calm Mind, and utility are usable, but its defining offensive strategy is Belly Drum with the Hidden Ability Unburden. Belly Drum sacrifices half of Slurpuff's maximum HP to maximize Attack; a Sitrus Berry can then activate, restore health, and trigger Unburden, which doubles Speed after the held item is consumed or lost. Sweet Veil instead prevents Slurpuff and its allies from falling asleep, making it a useful support ability in doubles or safer story play. Pure Fairy leaves only Poison and Steel weaknesses and grants a Dragon immunity. Jolly is ideal for maximizing post-Unburden Speed, while Adamant improves Belly Drum damage.

Slurpuff in Competitive Pokémon

Slurpuff's competitive identity is built around one of the most explosive setup combinations available to a lower-tier Fairy. Belly Drum immediately maximizes Attack, while consuming a Sitrus Berry can trigger Unburden and double Speed in the same sequence, turning Slurpuff from a middling base 80 Attack and 72 Speed Pokemon into a serious late-game sweeper. Play Rough provides strong Fairy STAB and Drain Punch covers Steel-types while restoring some of the HP sacrificed to Belly Drum. This strategy earned Slurpuff meaningful roles across several generations of lower-tier hyper offense, although it is highly dependent on getting exactly one safe setup turn and keeping its Berry intact. Sweet Veil sets and special options exist, but they have generally been secondary to Belly Drum plus Unburden. The strategy is powerful but brittle: priority, strong Steel- or Poison-types, item disruption, and a single missed Play Rough can end the sweep immediately.

Slurpuff in Nuzlockes

Slurpuff's strongest competitive strategy is also one of its riskiest Nuzlocke strategies because Belly Drum deliberately removes half of its maximum HP. Sitrus Berry plus Unburden can restore part of that loss and create enormous Attack and Speed, but using the sequence safely requires knowing that the opponent cannot KO Slurpuff during the setup turn. Sweet Veil is a more conservative ability because it prevents sleep for Slurpuff and allies without requiring any sacrifice or item interaction. Play Rough has imperfect accuracy, so a safer neutral move may be preferable when Fairy STAB is not required. Poison and Steel attacks are the principal type dangers, and the trade-with-Whipped-Dream evolution requirement may prevent Slurpuff from being available at all under stricter rules.

Learnsets

16 moves · Sword Shield

Level Up — Sword Shield

1 Tackle normal type 40 100 physical move
1 Sweet Scent normal type --- 100 status move
1 Fairy Wind fairy type 40 100 special move
1 Play Nice normal type --- --- status move
9 Aromatherapy grass type --- --- status move
12 Draining Kiss fairy type 50 100 special move
15 Fake Tears dark type --- 100 status move
18 Round normal type 60 100 special move
21 String Shot bug type --- 95 status move
24 Cotton Spore grass type --- 100 status move
27 Energy Ball grass type 90 100 special move
30 Wish normal type --- --- status move
33 Play Rough fairy type 90 90 physical move
36 Cotton Guard grass type --- --- status move
39 Endeavor normal type --- 100 physical move
42 Sticky Web bug type --- --- status move

Pokédex Entries

4 entries
X / Omega Ruby

It can distinguish the faintest of scents. It puts its sensitive sense of smell to use by helping pastry chefs in their work.

Y / Alpha Sapphire

Its sense of smell is 100 million times better than a human’s, so even the faintest scent tells it about everything in the area. It’s like it can see with its nose!

Sword

By taking in a person’s scent, it can sniff out their mental and physical condition. It’s hoped that this skill will have many medical applications.

Shield

Slurpuff’s fur contains a lot of air, making it soft to the touch and lighter than it looks.

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Slurpuff Biology and Behavior

Slurpuff has an extraordinary sense of smell described as roughly one hundred million times more sensitive than a human's. It can distinguish extremely faint odors, identify subtle ingredients, and even infer a person's physical or emotional condition from scent. This makes the species valuable to pastry chefs, who use Slurpuff to judge recipes and ingredients. Its fur contains large amounts of air, leaving the body unusually light and soft despite its evolved size.

Slurpuff Biological Data

National Pokédex
#685
Species
Meringue Pokémon
Height
2' 7" (0.8 m)
Weight
11.0 lbs (5.0 kg)
Habitat
Currently Unknown
Color
White
Body Style
Humanoid
Gender
50% female / 50% male

Misc

Catch Rate: 140

Base Experience: 168 Exp

Hatch Counter: 20

Slurpuff Size Comparison: BETA

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