Since I began playing Pokémon in the ’90s, many Pokémon I have encountered can learn the fly move. I was surprised to find out that some non-flying Pokémon could learn the fly move even without the flying ability.
Let’s continue digging in to find out what Pokémon can learn to fly and the best Pokémon to teach fly in different Pokémon games.
How many Pokémon can learn to fly?
Any Pokémon that has the flying type ability can learn to fly 🐦. A Pokémon can learn to fly through TM, breeding, or leveling up.
The table below shows how many Pokémon can fly in different Generations as played by different trainers. Note that new Pokémon are constantly introduced, and the numbers can change.
|
Generation |
Total number of Pokémon |
|
I |
14 Pokémon |
|
II |
10+ all generation I Pokémon |
|
III |
13+ generation I&II Pokémon |
|
IV |
11+ generation I, II&III Pokémon |
|
V |
23+ generation I, II, III&IV Pokémon |
|
VI |
7+ generation I, II, III, IV &V Pokémon |
|
VII |
9+generation I, II, III, IV, V &VI Pokémon |
Is Fly a good move for Pokémon?
Yes ☺️, Fly is an excellent move to save time moving from one destination to another and battling outside the battle.
Fly move assists Pokémon with bug, ground, fighting, and grass weaknesses as the flying Pokémon is resistant to such moves.
However, since it turns and attacks on the second turn, the move can leave the Pokémon vulnerable to the opponents in the first turn.
How much damage can Pokémon deal with fly move?
The damage a Pokémon can deal with using the fly move depends on the type of Pokémon game a trainer plays. For instance, in Pokémon Go, a Pokémon fly move can deal 80 💪 damage. However, factors such as base stats, attack stats, and defense determine how much damage a fly move can cause.
At what level do Pokemons learn to fly?
The level at which a Pokémon can learn the move Fly depends on the type of Pokémon and the type of Pokémon game being played.
You should note that Pidgey is the first ❤️Pokémon in the entire franchise that can learn to fly before level 35, and Charizard is the first in the entire franchise that can learn to fly since it’s naturally a flying Pokémon.
The table below shows Pokémon and the level at which they can learn the Fly move, although the level can change depending on the Pokémon game:
|
Pokémon |
Level of learning fly move |
|
Pidgeot |
31 |
|
Charizard |
36 |
|
Fletchling |
50 |
|
Dragonite |
55 |
|
Gyarados |
45 |
|
Aerodactyl |
40 |
|
Zapdos |
60 |
|
Articuno |
60 |
|
Salamence |
50 |
|
Rayquaza |
50 |
Which water Pokémon can learn to fly?
Some of the best Water 💧 Pokémon that can learn the fly move include Gyarados, which does not have wings but can learn the fly move, Wingull, Mantine, Swanna, Mantyke, Pelipper, and Ducklett.
Which Pokémon can learn to fly in brick bronze?
All Pokémon with flying-type abilities can learn the Fly move in brick bronze. Many Pokémon can learn the fly move in brick 🧱 bronze. They include Charizard, which is one of the best; Butterfree, Pidgey, Pidgeotto, Pidgeot, Spearow, Fearow, Zubat, Golbat, Crobat, Farfetch’d, Doduo, Dodrio, Scyther, Pinsir, Gyarados, Aerodactyl, and Articuno to mention but a few.
Which Pokémon can learn to fly in HeartGold?
Some of the best Pokémon, such as Charizard, Salamence, Dragonite, and Aerodactyl, can learn to fly in Heartgold💙.
The best types of Pokémon to use in learning fly moves in HeartGold include Fearow, Xatu, and Noctowl. Gyarados, Pelipper, Mantine and Sharpedo are water-type Pokémon that can learn fly move in Heartgold.
Which Pokémon can learn to fly in platinum?
The Pokémon that can learn the fly move include Staraptor, Pelipper, Altaria, Starly, Zubat, Crobat, Honchkrow, Togekiss, and Drifblim.
Staraptor and Togekiss are the best to use in learning to fly. You should note that these are examples of a few Pokémon that can learn fly move 😄
Which Pokémon can learn to fly in Fire Red?
There are several Pokémon that can learn to fly in fire 🔥 red, but the Best Pokémon that can learn include Pidgeot, Aerodactyl, Zapdos, Charizard, Dragonite, Fearow, Dodrio, Gyarados, Moltres, and Articuno.
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