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#691
Default
177
ATK
207
DEF
163
STA
Lvl 50Max CP
2694
Lvl 40
2383
Lvl 25Weather Boost
1702
Lvl 20Raids/Eggs
1362
Lvl 15Research
1021

PvE Analysis

Dragalge is an interesting addition to Pokemon Go, featuring a Dragon/Poison typing and defensive stats. While this may not be useful for raids, it does make Dragalge a potential candidate for gym defense thanks to its resistance against common Fighting-type attackers. Whether Dragalge is actually worth the resource investment is another story however. 

Best PvE Offensive Moveset

  • Dragon Tail Outrage is the strongest moveset and benefits from STAB. 
  • AcidGunk Shot is passable if no other Pokemon are available. 
  • Water Gun has no use.
  • Hydro Pump is stronger than Aqua Tail, but consider actual Water-type Pokemon instead. 
  • Focus Blast isn't very useful.

Best PvE Defensive Moveset

  • Dragon Tail is the strongest against neutral attackers due to its high base power. 
  • Acid isn't particularly impressive, but can hurt Fairy-type attackers who forgot about Dragalge's Poison-typing. 
  • Water Gun is too weak for defense.
  • Aqua Tail can be used frequently as a 3-bar move, and also hurts Ground-type attackers.
  • Outrage is a bit slow for defense, but hits hard if it isn't dodged. 
  • Hydro Pump might not be accessible before Dragalge faints, but it's hard to dodge.
  • Gunk Shot is a slap in the face for Fairy-types if it connects, partly due to its animation. 
  • Focus Blast takes too long to charge up to be useful in most scenarios.

PvP Analysis

Dragon Tail is superior to Water Gun due to the significant differences in damage output. Acid is a poor move. 

Aqua Tail costs the least amount of energy, and can be used frequently to pressure shields. Outrage hits hard and demands a lot of energy, but is cheaper than Gunk Shot and Hydro Pump. 

Great League

Dragalge has potential in PvP with its high DEF stat, decent bulk, and interesting Dragon/Poison typing. Resistance to common Fighting-type damage is useful, and while Dragalge does resist Grass-types, using Aqua Tail to bait shields in those matchups can be a bit awkward. Being neutral to Charm as a Dragon-type is appealing, but Dragalge still loses due to Fairy-types doubly resisting Dragon Tail. Unfortunately its moveset needs an update in order for Dragalge to shine. While it can't learn Dragon Claw in the main series, other unreleased moves in the future could bring Dragalge to the front of the meta. At the very least, Sludge Bomb would be an improvement over Gunk Shot. 

Ultra League

Dragalge's max CP at level 40 is 2383, meaning it requires XL candy to reach the CP cap of this league. Wins against Electric, Fighting, and certain Grass Pokemon in this league gives Dragalge some interesting plays, and the buff to Dragon Tail following the GBL Season 8 update improves its matchups against other Dragon Pokemon. 

Master League

Dragalge lacks stats for Master League. 

Second Charge Move Cost
50,000 Stardust + 50 Candy
Flee Rate
10 %
Buddy Distance
3 KM
Catch Rate
20 %
Female Ratio
50 %
Male Ratio
50 %