Oricorio in Pokémon Sun and Moon: stats, evolution and moves
Original Alola #082: Oricorio’s Fire/Flying typing, Generation VII stats, abilities, evolution family and Sun/Moon learnsets.
Original Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon for Nintendo 3DS (2016). Sun and Moon differences are labelled. Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon have a different story, expanded Pokédex and altered trials.
Original Alola identity and base stats
Oricorio is Alola #082 and National #741. The main profile uses its Baile Style with Fire / Flying typing. These base stats and ability slots apply to original Sun/Moon.
The reference picture is a locally stored PokéAPI sprite. The games themselves use 3D Pokémon models.
| Stat | Base value |
|---|---|
| HP | 75 |
| Attack | 70 |
| Defense | 70 |
| Sp. Atk | 98 |
| Sp. Def | 70 |
| Speed | 93 |
| Total | 476 |
Obtaining this species
The main figures show Baile Style. Nectar changes Oricorio between Baile, Pom-Pom, Pa’u and Sensu styles, changing one of its types. The styles share base stats.
Consult the original Alola Pokédex and the . Read the Sun and Moon rows; that external page also contains Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon data.
The evolution family below identifies how owned family members can fill this entry. Individual encounter locations and SOS prerequisites still require their own method.
Evolution family and original requirements
Oricorio has no permanent evolution in the original regional list. Any form changes use separate requirements.
Abilities and training
| Ability | Slot |
|---|---|
| Dancer | Regular slot 1 |
A Hidden Ability slot records compatibility. Obtainability must come from a documented SOS, gift, distribution or compatible breeding source. Regular ability slots, Hidden Abilities and form-specific assignments are separate.
Base stats determine a species’ starting profile; nature, IVs, EVs and level determine the actual battle stats. Oricorio’s listed height is 0.6 m and weight is 3.4 kg for the selected form.
Other original forms
These forms existed by Sun/Moon and share the regional species entry. A form’s presence here does not imply that it can be caught or evolved directly in Alola. Kantonian forms can require a compatible external specimen; temporary battle forms have their own triggers.
Sun and Moon level-up moves
| Level | Move |
|---|---|
| 1 | Pound |
| 4 | Growl |
| 6 | Peck |
| 10 | Helping Hand |
| 13 | Air Cutter |
| 16 | Baton Pass |
| 20 | Feather Dance |
| 23 | Double Slap |
| 26 | Teeter Dance |
| 30 | Roost |
| 33 | Captivate |
| 36 | Air Slash |
| 40 | Revelation Dance |
| 43 | Mirror Move |
| 46 | Agility |
| 50 | Hurricane |
Level 1 entries can include starting or reminder moves. Level 0 means a move offered when the species evolves. The Move Reminder can teach a current species’ level-up moves, including moves above its current level, for a Heart Scale in Sun/Moon.
Compatible TMs
No original Sun/Moon TM compatibility is recorded for this form.
Egg moves and Move Tutor compatibility
Recorded Egg moves: Captivate, Pluck, Safeguard, Tailwind.
No original Sun/Moon tutor compatibility is recorded for this form.
Learnsets use only the original Sun/Moon version group. Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon expanded tutors and later-generation moves are excluded. Breeding and special tutor services have their own species and eligibility requirements.
Related species and return to the Pokédex
Return to Oricorio in the illustrated Pokédex.
Read the selected form and original Sun/Moon version before applying a move or evolution method. Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon and later games change several important requirements.