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Octillery in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2: locations, stats and moves

Find Octillery’s Black 2/White 2 locations, Generation V Water typing, base stats, historical abilities, evolution requirements and sequel learnsets.

Edition covered

Nintendo DS sequels; not the original Black and White story.

01

Generation V identity and base stats

Octillery is Unova #236 and National #224. Its Black 2/White 2 typing is Water. These figures describe its standard Generation V form on the original Nintendo DS cartridges. Later Fairy typing and later stat increases are excluded.

The picture shows the standard Generation V form; gender, seasonal or alternate battle forms may look different.

Octillery
Octillery: standard Generation V form, Unova #236.
Octillery Generation V base stats
StatBase value
HP75
Attack105
Defense75
Sp. Atk105
Sp. Def75
Speed45
Total480
02

Where to obtain it in Black 2 and White 2

Check the version, area and encounter method before travelling. A gift, trade, Hidden Grotto or stationary interaction is different from ordinary grass. Level ranges combine matching recorded slots under the same condition.

The following records use only Black 2 and White 2. Seasons and special requirements remain separate. Postgame areas require the appropriate story access; these records do not imply every location is open on a fresh save.

Encounter methods · Legendary and event requirements · Gifts, fossils and trades

Octillery recorded Black 2 and White 2 encounters
Location / areaVersionMethodLevelCondition
Undella BayBlack 2Rippling water (Super Rod)50–70No special condition recorded
Undella BayWhite 2Rippling water (Super Rod)50–70No special condition recorded
Route 21Black 2Rippling water (Super Rod)50–70No special condition recorded
Route 21White 2Rippling water (Super Rod)50–70No special condition recorded
03

Evolution family and Generation V requirements

Octillery regional evolution family
FromIntoBlack 2 / White 2 method
RemoraidOctilleryLevel 25

Friendship evolution uses the Generation V threshold of 220. Trades need a compatible second game and system. Eevee’s rock evolutions, magnetic evolutions, learned-move requirements and held-item night evolutions follow their original DS methods.

Complete sequel evolution guide

04

Abilities, breeding and training reference

Octillery Generation V ability slots
AbilitySlot / availability
Suction CupsRegular ability slot 1
SniperRegular ability slot 2
MoodyHidden slot; use a documented source for availability

A Hidden Ability slot does not guarantee an ordinary wild specimen. Hidden Grottos, specific sequel gifts, historical Dream World / Dream Radar access and external specimens have different requirements. Some Generation V slots, including the Unova starter Hidden Abilities and Litwick-line Shadow Tag, were never officially released in that generation.

Octillery breeding and training facts
PropertyValue
Gender ratio50% female / 50% male
Egg group(s)Water 1 / Water 2
Base hatch cycles20
Experience growthMedium Fast
Base capture rate75 / 255 (not a percentage chance)
EV yield when defeatedAttack +1, Special Attack +1

The Route 3 Day Care is reached after the Hall of Fame in the sequels. Undiscovered species cannot produce Eggs. Baby forms that require an incense need the correct held item on a parent; breeding an evolved parent does not always yield its earliest Pokédex stage.

Sequel breeding, EV, IV and nature rules

05

Black 2 and White 2 level-up moves

Octillery sequel level-up learnset
LevelMove
1 / starting moveAurora Beam
1 / starting moveConstrict
1 / starting moveGunk Shot
1 / starting movePsybeam
1 / starting moveRock Blast
1 / starting moveWater Gun
6Constrict
10Psybeam
14Aurora Beam
18BubbleBeam
22Focus Energy
25Octazooka
28Wring Out
34Signal Beam
40Ice Beam
46Bullet Seed
52Hydro Pump
58Hyper Beam
64Soak

Every row is filtered to the Black 2/White 2 version group. Level 1 entries include starting or reminder moves; a later caught specimen need not know every listed move. Evolution timing changes which form learns a move. The Move Reminder charges a Heart Scale.

06

Compatible TMs and HMs

Octillery sequel compatible machines
MachineMoveTypeCategory
TM06ToxicPoisonStatus
TM10Hidden PowerNormalSpecial
TM11Sunny DayFireStatus
TM13Ice BeamIceSpecial
TM14BlizzardIceSpecial
TM15Hyper BeamNormalSpecial
TM17ProtectNormalStatus
TM18Rain DanceWaterStatus
TM21FrustrationNormalPhysical
TM23Smack DownRockPhysical
TM27ReturnNormalPhysical
TM29PsychicPsychicSpecial
TM32Double TeamNormalStatus
TM34Sludge WavePoisonSpecial
TM35FlamethrowerFireSpecial
TM36Sludge BombPoisonSpecial
TM38Fire BlastFireSpecial
TM42FacadeNormalPhysical
TM44RestPsychicStatus
TM45AttractNormalStatus
TM46ThiefDarkPhysical
TM48RoundNormalSpecial
TM53Energy BallGrassSpecial
TM55ScaldWaterSpecial
TM57Charge BeamElectricSpecial
TM59IncinerateFireSpecial
TM66PaybackDarkPhysical
TM68Giga ImpactNormalPhysical
TM73Thunder WaveElectricStatus
TM87SwaggerNormalStatus
TM90SubstituteNormalStatus
TM91Flash CannonSteelSpecial
HM03SurfWaterSpecial
HM05WaterfallWaterPhysical
HM06DiveWaterPhysical

Compatibility uses Black 2/White 2 learnset records. Machine numbers and move data match Generation V, while acquisition locations must come from the sequel guide. Sequel TM95 is obtainable; the original BW Lock Capsule restriction does not apply. HMs need the Move Deleter to be removed.

All sequel TM/HM locations

07

Egg moves and sequel Move Tutors

No Black 2/White 2 Egg moves are recorded for this form.

Recorded Black 2/White 2 tutor compatibility: Bind, Bounce, Gunk Shot, Icy Wind, Seed Bomb, Signal Beam, Sleep Talk, Snore.

Tutor compatibility does not mean every move is taught by a shard tutor. Starter ultimate moves, pledge moves and species-specific services have their own conditions.

Tutor cities, shard colours, reminders and special move services

08

Related species and return to the Pokédex

Return to Octillery in the illustrated regional Pokédex.

FIELD NOTE

Use Octillery’s Black 2 or White 2 method and condition. Version-specific catches, postgame breeding and historical distribution requirements need their own collection plan.

References