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Goodra, known in Japan as ヌメルゴン (Numelgon), is a friendly, pseudo-legendary Dragon-type Pokémon, hailing from Kalos. Goodra evolves from Sliggoo at level 50 while it's raining in-battle by natural conditions, it's the final evolution of Goomy.
Biology[]
Goodra is a chubby, bipedal draconic Pokémon that appears to be goo-like. Its slimy, viscous body is mostly lilac-colored with a deep mauve underbelly. It has forest green eyes, as well as four spots on its head and six spots on its tail, all about the same size and in the same color. Its tail starts thick, but its tip, which curved inwards, is thin. Goodra has two sets of antennae: the front pair is quite small, but the other pair, which are known as its horns, are enormous, as well as retractable. Goodra's legs are also quite thick, despite the feet that supports them are quite tiny. A slimy green mucus seems to droop off of Goodra's chin and wrists as well.
Goodra is one of the most friendly Pokémon out there. It is also extremely slimy, as it leave its beloved trainer in sticky slime after hugging them. It uses its retractable horns offensively, using them to throw punches with the power equivalent of that of a hundred pro boxers.
In its Hisuian form, Goodra has droopy, gray eyes as well as a thinner body and legs. It's horns are longer and thinner than Kalosian Goodra's horns. It sports a large, spiral-shaped metallic shell on its back, which it can tuck its body into to protect itself, leaving only its head outside of the shell to observe its surroundings. It can control the hardness of its shell at will. It has fewer gray spots than Kalosian Goodra, with one on each side of its cheek and two on each side of its shell. From its chin and arms drips a metallic gray slime. Hisuian Goodra has a clingy disposition and hates being alone; it will become angry and run riot if its closest companions leave its side.
Stats[]
Stat | Range | ||||
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At Lv. 50 | At Lv. 100 | ||||
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150 - 197 | 290 - 384 | |||
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94 - 167 | 184 - 328 | |||
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67 - 134 | 130 - 262 | |||
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103 - 178 | 202 - 350 | |||
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139 - 222 | 274 - 438 | |||
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76 - 145 | 148 - 284 | |||
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Trivia[]
- Goodra is the only pseudo-legendary Pokémon that requires another condition aside from leveling up for its pre-evolution to evolve.
Origin[]
Goodra and its brethren may be based on the Fench mythological beast Lou Carcolh, a mollusk serpent, due to it being related to dragons and slugs. It could also be based on other soft-bodied gastropods, like slugs or nudibranches, but also particularly on the Glaucus atlanticus, aka the blue dragon. The fact that its horns are retractable may be based on slugs being able to retract their eyes for protection.
It could also be based on the Japanese yōkai known as the Shussebora. The Shussebora is a trumpet shell snail that turns into a dragon after living one thousand years in the mountains, one thousand years on the plains and one thousand years in the sea. Coincidentally, Goomy, Sliggoo and Goodra are in the Mountain Kalos Dex.
Name Origin[]
Goodra's name comes from goo and dragon. It may also come from good or hydra.
Numelgon appears to come from 滑る numeru (To be slippery), gel, and dragon
Names in other Languages[]
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Japanese | ヌメルゴン Numelgon |
From 滑る numeru, gel, and dragon |
French | Muplodocus | From mucus and Diplodocus. |
German | Viscogon | From viskos and dragon. |
Gallery[]
National Pokédex | ||
![]() ← #705: Sliggoo |
![]() #706: Goodra |
![]() #707: Klefki → |