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Rock
Water
Kabuto
(カブト Kabuto)
140
Kabuto
Shellfish Pokémon Pokémon
Pokédex
National
140
Johto
Hoenn
Sinnoh
Unova
Kalos
Alola
Ability Gender
Swift Swim
Battle Armor
12.5% ♀/87.5% ♂
Pokédex color Egg groups
Brown Unknown
Weight Height
25.4 lbs ??? 1'08" ???
Body style Footprint
BodyUnknown F140
Cry
Azurilland Pokédex
HP Attack Defense
30 80 90
Sp. Attack Sp. Defense Speed
55 45 55
Total
355

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Kabuto (Japanese: カブト Kabuto) is a Rock/Water-type Fossil Pokémon introduced in Generation I that can only be obtained by resurrecting it from a Dome Fossil.

Appearance[]

While concealed, Kabuto leaves exposed only its hard shell, which protects it from predators, while the small black eyes on its back allow it to continue monitoring its surroundings. If it is flipped upside down, it becomes helpless and defenseless as it is unable to flip over on its own. It may be based of a Trilobite.

Evolution[]

Kabuto evolves into Kabutops at level 40.

Game info[]

Game locations[]

Version(s) Location
Red/Blue Resurrect from Dome Fossil
Yellow Resurrect from Dome Fossil
Gold/Silver Time Capsule
Crystal Time Capsule
Ruby/ Sapphire Trade
Emerald Trade
FireRed/ LeafGreen Resurrect from Dome Fossil
Diamond/ Pearl Resurrect from Dome Fossil
Platinum Resurrect from Dome Fossil
HeartGold/SoulSilver Resurrect from Dome Fossil
Black/White Resurrect from Dome Fossil

Pokédex entries[]

Red Blue
A Pokémon that was resurrected from a fossil found in what was once the ocean floor eons ago.
Yellow
A Pokémon that was recovered from a fossil. It uses the eyes on its back while hiding on the sea floor.
Gold
On rare occasions, some have been found as fossils which they became while hiding on the ocean floor.
Silver
This Pokémon lived in ancient times. On rare occasions, it has been discovered as a living fossil.
Crystal
Three hundred million years ago, it hid on the sea floor. It also has eyes on its back that glow.
Ruby
Kabuto is a Pokémon that has been regenerated from a fossil. However, in extremely rare cases, living examples have been discovered. The Pokémon has not changed at all for 300 million years.
Sapphire
Kabuto is a Pokémon that has been regenerated from a fossil. However, in extremely rare cases, living examples have been discovered. The Pokémon has not changed at all for 300 million years.
Emerald
It is a Pokémon that has been regenerated from a fossil. However, in rare cases, living examples have been discovered. Kabuto have not changed for 300 million years.
FireRed
This Pokémon was regenerated from the fossil of an ancient creature. It protects itself with a hard shell.
LeafGreen
A Pokémon that was regenerated from a fossil found in what was once the ocean floor long ago.
Diamond
It is thought to have inhabited beaches 300 million years ago. It is protected by a stiff shell.
Pearl
It is thought to have inhabited beaches 300 million years ago. It is protected by a stiff shell.
Platinum
It is thought to have inhabited beaches 300 million years ago. It is protected by a stiff shell.
HeartGold
On rare occasions, some have been found as fossils which they became while hiding on the ocean floor.
SoulSilver
This Pokémon lived in ancient times. On rare occasions, it has been discovered as a living fossil.
Black
It is thought to have inhabited beaches 300 million years ago. It is protected by a stiff shell.
White
It is thought to have inhabited beaches 300 million years ago. It is protected by a stiff shell.
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Trivia[]

Horseshoe-Crab

The real-world equivalent of Kabuto.

  • Kabuto's design was inspired by the real-world Limulidae (also known the Horseshoe Crab) which are considered living fossils since they have undergone little to no changes in appearance over the past millions of years. However, unlike Kabuto, Limulidae are not extinct.

References[]


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