Jigglypuff | Pokémon guide

We all know the balloon Pokémon, Jigglypuff, for its cute pink design and its tendency to send people to sleep with its singing, but that's only scratching the surface. In our handy guide, you can learn all about its abilities, moveset, and where to find it in each game.

As we travel through the Pokédex, don't forget to check in on the other fantastic gen 1 Pokémon that debuted alongside Jigglypuff, as well as all the other cutest Pokémon that followed.

Here's everything in our Jigglypuff guide:

Here's the key information you need to know about Jigglypuff:

Jigglypuff's evolution

Jigglypuff's evolution line requires a little bit more work than most Pokémon. Jigglypuff evolves from Igglybuff through leveling up with a high friendship stat, and evolves into Wigglytuff when you expose it to a Moon Stone.

Jigglypuff's locations

Here are all the locations you can find Jigglypuff in each Pokémon game:

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 Jigglypuff in Pokémon Pokopia?

There are two different Pokopia habitats that you can build to summon Jigglypuff - the humble Flower Garden Stump Stage, and the Recital Stage. The former requires four patches of mountain flowers arranged around a tree stump, with two mushroom lamps pointing towards the stump like spotlights.

The Recital Stage instead asks for a small stage, flanked by two speakers, and with a standing microphone in front of it, so that everyone can hear Jigglypuff's dulcet tones. The lo-fi version is probably easier to build, but has a chance to spawn a Politoed instead.

Jigglypuff's base stats

Jigglypuff's base stats are as follows. As you level it up, these stats grow.

• HP - 115
• Attack - 45
• Defense - 20
• Sp. Atk - 45
• Sp. Def - 25
• Speed - 20

Jigglypuff's type strengths and weaknesses

Despite being a cute, pink puffball, Jigglypuff actually has some pretty beneficial type advantages as a Normal/Fairy Pokémon. This type combo makes it entirely immune to both Ghost- and Dragon-type moves, and allows it to resist Bug- and Dark-type attacks. It's only weak to Poison- and Steel-type moves, which deal double damage.

Jigglypuff's moveset

In the latest generation of Pokémon games, Jigglypuff can learn the following moves:

Level up moves in Scarlet and Violet

Level up moves in Legends: Z-A

Learnable TMs in Scarlet and Violet

Learnable TMs in Legends: Z-A

Egg moves

That's everything you need to know about Jigglypuff. Check out our fairy Pokémon and normal Pokémon guides to find out more about these powerful types.