As a Rock/Steel type, Probopass has 3 weaknesses, 8 resistances and 1 immunity, about the same as the average Pokémon's 3.3 weaknesses. 6 other Pokémon share the Rock/Steel typing.

Base stats

HP: 60
Attack: 55
Defense: 145
Sp. Atk: 75
Sp. Def: 150
Speed: 40
Total: 525

Probopass has a base stat total of 525, higher than 73% of Pokémon. Its best stat is Sp. Def (150). With Sp. Atk (75) well above Attack (55), it works best as a special attacker. At 40 Speed it is slower than most Pokémon, which suits Trick Room teams. With 60 HP, 145 Defense and 150 Sp. Def it is bulky.

Probopass can have the abilities Sturdy, Magnet Pull and Sand Force.

How to beat Probopass

The best way to beat Probopass is with Fighting and Ground moves, which deal 4× damage. Water moves are also super effective (2×).

Avoid relying on attacks it shrugs off: Poison moves have no effect on it and Normal, Flying, Rock, Bug, Psychic, Ice, Dragon and Fairy moves are resisted.

Good counters: Crowned Zamazenta hits for 4× with Fighting-type STAB and resists its Rock and Steel moves. Cobalion hits for 4× with Fighting-type STAB and resists its Rock and Steel moves. Keldeo hits for 4× with Fighting-type STAB and resists its Rock and Steel moves.

Evolution

Probopass is the final stage of a 2-stage line (Nosepass → Probopass), evolving from Nosepass.

Best counters to Probopass

Other Rock/Steel Pokémon

Frequently asked questions

What is Probopass weak to?

As a Rock/Steel type, Probopass takes super-effective damage from Fighting (4×), Ground (4×) and Water moves.

What is Probopass resistant to?

Probopass resists Rock, Bug, Psychic, Ice, Dragon, Fairy, Normal (¼×) and Flying (¼×) moves. It is immune to Poison.

What are the best counters to Probopass?

Strong type-based picks include Crowned Zamazenta, Cobalion and Keldeo, which hit Probopass with super-effective attacks.