Type matchups
Damage Sentret takes from each attacking type.
As a Normal type, Sentret has 1 weakness, 0 resistances and 1 immunity, fewer than the average Pokémon's 3.3 weaknesses. 78 other Pokémon share the Normal typing.
Base stats
- HP
- 35
- Attack
- 46
- Defense
- 34
- Sp. Atk
- 35
- Sp. Def
- 45
- Speed
- 20
- Total
- 215
Sentret has a base stat total of 215, higher than 2% of Pokémon. With Attack (46) well above Sp. Atk (35), it works best as a physical attacker. At 20 Speed it is slower than most Pokémon, which suits Trick Room teams. With 35 HP, 34 Defense and 45 Sp. Def it is frail and holds up better against special hits.
Sentret can have the abilities Run Away, Keen Eye and Frisk.
How to beat Sentret
Sentret takes 2× damage from Fighting moves, so lead with those.
Avoid relying on attacks it shrugs off: Ghost moves have no effect on it.
Good counters: Marshadow hits for 2× with Fighting-type STAB and is immune to Sentret's Normal moves. Annihilape hits for 2× with Fighting-type STAB and is immune to Sentret's Normal moves. Crowned Zamazenta hits for 2× with Fighting-type STAB and resists its Normal moves.
Evolution
Sentret is the first stage of a 2-stage line (Sentret → Furret) and evolves into Furret.
Best counters to Sentret
Other Normal Pokémon
Frequently asked questions
What is Sentret weak to?
As a Normal type, Sentret takes super-effective damage from Fighting moves.
What is Sentret resistant to?
Sentret has no type resistances. It is immune to Ghost.
What are the best counters to Sentret?
Strong type-based picks include Marshadow, Annihilape and Crowned Zamazenta, which hit Sentret with super-effective attacks.