Golem | Pokémon guide

There's a lot to learn about the Pokémon Golem, as it has two variations, one from Kanto and the other from Alola. Lucky for you, we're among the most knowledgeable trainers out there, and we're more than happy to share our knowledge with other would-be Pokémon masters, so let's get into Golem's locations, who evolves into it, where you can find one, what its moves are, and more.

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Here's everything you need to know about Golem:

Below is all of Golem's basic information:

Golem's evolution

Golem evolves from Graveler when you trade it, and Geodude turns into Graveler at level 25. However, as trading doesn't exist in Legends: Arceus, you can evolve Graveler into Golem merely by presenting it with a linking cord.

Golem's locations

Below you can see all of Golem's locations by generation:

Gen 1 locations

Gen 2 locations

Gen 3 locations

Gen 4 locations

Gen 5 locations

Gen 6 locations

Gen 7 locations

Gen 8 locations

Gen 9 locations

How do I get Golem in Pokopia?

To get Golem in Pokopia, you need to build the Mossy Boulder Pokopia habitat, which requires four moss and one mossy boulder.

Golem's base stats

At first, Golem has the following stats, but these increase each time it levels up:

• HP - 80
• Attack - 110
• Defense - 130
• Sp. Atk - 55
• Sp. Def - 65
• Speed - 45

Alolan Golem's base stats

These are the stats Alolan Golem begins with:

• HP - 80
• Attack - 120
• Defense - 130
• Sp. Atk - 55
• Sp. Def - 65
• Speed - 45

Golem's type strengths and weaknesses

Being both a rock- and ground-type, Golem has the following strengths and weaknesses that you need to be aware of in battle:

Alolan Golem's strengths and weaknesses

Alolan Golem, meanwhile, swaps out the ground-typing for electric, giving it a different set of strengths and weaknesses, going so far as to remove the one immunity the Kantonian Golem has:

Golem's moves

Golem can learn the following moves via leveling up, learning TMs, and breeding:

Level up (Kantonian)

Level up (Alolan)

Learnable TMs (Kantonian)

Learnable TMs (Alolan)

Egg moves (Kantonian)

Egg moves (Alolan)

That concludes everything you need to know about the Pokémon Golem. Hopefully, it helps you and your pal to pick up some wins.