#0832Cobbleverse Version 1.7.42Gen8
Dubwool
normal
Dubwool spawns naturally in the wild, or can be obtained by evolving Wooloo (Lv. 24+).
Evolution
- Obtained by evolving Wooloo — Lv. 24+.
Cobbleverse Availability
Computed from Cobbleverse Version 1.7.42. "No record" means the dataset has no entry — it does not mean the Pokémon is unavailable.
- Wild spawn
- Yes
- Evolves from
- Wooloo
- Fossil revival
- No
- Item drops
- 2 items
- Rideable
- Land
Base Stats & EV Yield
Hp
72
Attack
80
Defence
100
Special Attack
60
Special Defence
90
Speed
88
EV Yield2Defence
Spawn Conditions
One natural spawn entry in the Cobbleverse dataset.
- Dubwool — entry 1
- Biomes
- Mountain, Plains
- Rarity bucket
- common
- Relative weight
- 1
- Levels
- 24 – 49
- Context
- grounded
- Time / weather
- Any / Any
- Sky light
- 8 – 15
- Weight multiplier
- 0.25x
Item Drops
2 items recorded for Dubwool in the Cobbleverse dataset. The current export does not include per-item drop chances or quantities. Open in the Cobbleverse drops directory →
Abilities
- #1
- Fluffy
- #2
- Steadfast
- Hidden
- BulletproofHidden
Details
- Height
- 1.3m
- Weight
- 43kg
- Dex number
- #0832
Riding
DubwoolLand
- Style
- horse
- Seats
- 1
- Speed
- 15–25
- Acceleration
- 20–25
- Maneuver
- 20–35
- Jump
- 25–45
- Stamina
- 50
Moves
55
Level Up (13)
TM (30)
Agilitypsychic—Batonpassnormal—BodypressfightingP80—BodyslamnormalP85—BounceflyingP85—DoubleedgenormalP120—Electroballelectric—Endurenormal—FacadenormalP70—GigaimpactnormalP150—GrassyglidegrassP55—Guardswappsychic—HeadbuttnormalP70—HyperbeamnormalP150—LastresortnormalP140—MegakicknormalP120—PaybackdarkP50—Protectnormal—Restpsychic—RetaliatenormalP70—Reversalfighting—Sleeptalknormal—Substitutenormal—Swaggernormal—Swordsdancenormal—TakedownnormalP90—TerablastnormalP80—Thunderwaveelectric—WildchargeelectricP90—ZenheadbuttpsychicP80—
Tutor (9)
Data source
Cobbleverse dataset Version 1.7.42, joined from the Species Overview, Spawn Data, Evolutions, Item Drops, Special Obtainment, Fossils and Riding sheets. Missing records mean “not recorded in this version” — not “impossible”. For the standard dataset, see the standard Dubwool page.