Venipede in Cobblemon
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Venipede

Centipede Pokémon

bugpoison

Its fangs are highly venomous. If this Pokémon finds prey it thinks it can eat, it leaps for them without any thought of how things might turn out.

Base stats

HP 30
Attack 45
Defense 59
Sp. Attack 30
Sp. Defense 39
Speed 57
Total 260

Type matchups

Worked out for the full Bug / Poison combination, so dual-type multipliers are already applied.

Takes 2x from fireflyingpsychicrock
Resists (0.5x) poisonbugfairy
Strongly resists (0.25x) grassfighting

Evolution line

Venipede Venipede
through its evolution menu at level 22 or higher
Whirlipede Whirlipede
Whirlipede Whirlipede
through its evolution menu at level 30 or higher
Scolipede Scolipede

Details

Abilities Speed Boost (hidden), Poison Point, Swarm
Height0.4 m
Weight5.3 kg
Catch rate255 (higher is easier)
Growth ratemedium slow
Egg groupsbug
GenerationV

Catching Venipede in Cobblemon

Venipede has a catch rate of 255, which is easy by Cobblemon standards. Bring its HP as low as you can without knocking it out, ideally with False Swipe, then apply sleep or paralysis before throwing. HP, status and the ball's multiplier all affect catch odds.

Where it appears depends on biome, time of day and weather. Our spawn biome guide explains how to steer the spawn pool toward what you are hunting.

Shiny odds are the same for every species, roughly 1 in 8,192 per spawn, so hunting a shiny Venipede is purely a volume game. See shiny hunting.

Where Venipede spawns

Read from the Cobblemon 1.7.3 data files. 5 spawn entries. Servers can and do edit these.

Common Level 1-26 On land Night
  • Nighttime only
  • Sky light level 8 to 15
Common Level 1-26 On land Night
  • Nighttime only
  • Sky light level 8 to 15
Common Level 1-26 On land
  • Sky light level 0 to 7
  • Not inside shipwreck coves lush shipwreck cove
  • Excluded at Y level -41 to 9
Common Level 1-26 On land
Common Level 1-26 On land

Not in: Lush

  • Y level -41 to 9
  • Sky light level 0 to 7
  • Inside shipwreck coves lush shipwreck cove
  • Not in lush

Turns up regularly once you are in the right biome.

What Venipede drops

From the Cobblemon 1.7.3 data files. Up to 2 items per defeat.

ItemQuantityChance
Poison Barb 1 2.5%
Pecha Berry 1 2.5%

Venipede FAQ

What type is Venipede in Cobblemon?

Venipede is a Bug/Poison-type Pokemon, number 543 in the Cobblemon Pokedex. Cobblemon uses the same typing as the main series games, so its matchups behave exactly as you would expect.

What is Venipede weak to?

Venipede takes extra damage from Fire, Flying, Psychic and Rock moves. It resists Poison, Bug, Fairy, Grass and Fighting.

Where does Venipede spawn in Cobblemon?

Venipede spawns as common in Forest, Jungle, Lush, Fungus at level 1-26. Conditions that apply: nighttime only; sky light level 8 to 15; sky light level 0 to 7. Spawn data is read straight from Cobblemon 1.7.3, so servers running spawn edits may differ.

What does Venipede drop in Cobblemon?

Venipede drops Poison Barb, Pecha Berry. Every one of those is a chance roll rather than a guarantee. You only get drops by defeating it, not by catching it.

How hard is Venipede to catch in Cobblemon?

Venipede has a catch rate of 255 out of 255, making it very easy to catch. Lowering its HP into the red and applying sleep or paralysis can improve the odds. The ball multiplier also matters; compare combinations in the catch calculator.

What does Venipede evolve into?

Venipede evolves into Whirlipede through its evolution menu at level 22 or higher. The full line is Venipede to Whirlipede to Scolipede.

What egg group is Venipede in?

Venipede belongs to the Bug egg group. It can breed with any Pokemon of the opposite gender that shares one of those groups, or with a Ditto.

What are Venipede's base stats?

Venipede has a base stat total of 260. Its highest stat is Defense at 59. Base stats are identical for every Venipede you catch; IVs, EVs and nature are what separate one from another.

What abilities can Venipede have?

Venipede can have Poison Point and Swarm. Its hidden ability is Speed Boost, which is much rarer and usually comes from breeding rather than a wild catch.