Overheat
Learned at Lv. 91
Scarlet Violet
Lowers the user’s Special Attack by two stages after inflicting damage.

Paradox Pokémon
This Pokémon resembles an unknown object described in a paranormal magazine as a UFO sent to observe humanity.
Core species facts, alternate varieties, and Pokédex placements at a glance.
| National | #994 |
| Paldea | #386 |
Battle-ready training facts pulled from EV yield, growth curve, and wild held item data.
(5x³) / (4)No wild held item data available.
Understanding damage taken from different types is crucial for battles. Plan your team accordingly!
Tip: Build your team with Pokémon that cover each other's weaknesses!
Damage multipliers from all 18 attacking types
Iron Moth's Fire / Poison typing gives it 4 weaknesses but strong offensive coverage against bug, steel, grass, ice, fairy types
Iron Moth's 570 base stat total marks it as a fast attacker that leans on outspeeding threats and hitting hard. Special Attack (140) carries most matchups, but a low Defense stat of 60 means careful positioning matters.
Its Fire, Poison typing leaves Iron Moth with 4 weaknesses against 8 resistances. Watch out for Ground moves in particular — they land for 4× damage. On offense, its STAB moves threaten 5 types for super-effective damage.
A low catch rate of 30 makes Iron Moth a genuinely tough catch; bring strong balls and status moves. It levels on the Slow experience curve. Defeating it grants Special Attack +3 EVs, which is worth remembering when EV-training your own team.
1.2 m
36.0 kg
Raises highest stat on Electric Terrain, or if holding Booster Energy.
Genderless
12,750
Hatch Counter: 50
30
Higher values mean easier to catch
0
Initial friendship level
Slow
Experience points needed to level up
Iron Moth is a dual-type Fire, Poison Pokémon.
Iron Moth takes 4× damage from Ground type moves and takes 2× damage from Rock, Water, Psychic type moves.
Iron Moth does not evolve.
Iron Moth has a base stat total of 570: HP 80, Attack 70, Defense 60, Sp. Atk 140, Sp. Def 110, Speed 110. Its highest stat is Sp. Atk (140).


This Pokémon resembles an unknown object described in a paranormal magazine as a UFO sent to observe humanity.
No records exist of this species being caught. Data is lacking, but the Pokémon’s traits match up with an object described in an old book.
| English | Iron Moth |
| Japanese | テツノドクガ |
| Japanese (Kanji) | テツノドクガ |
| Roomaji | Tetsunodokuga |
| Korean | 무쇠독나방 |
| French | Mite-de-Fer |
| German | Eisenfalter |
| Spanish | Ferropolilla |
| Italian | Falenaferrea |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 鐵毒蛾 |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 铁毒蛾 |
Where this Pokémon appears in supported games, including method, level range, and encounter conditions.
High-signal moves surfaced from learnsets and move metadata, grouped by battle purpose.
Reliable same-type attacks that match this Pokémon's typing.
Learned at Lv. 91
Scarlet Violet
Lowers the user’s Special Attack by two stages after inflicting damage.
Learned at Lv. 49
Scarlet Violet
Has a chance to poison the target.
Learned at Lv. 56
Scarlet Violet
Has a chance to raise the user’s Special Attack by one stage.
Off-type attacks that expand what this Pokémon can threaten.
Learned at Lv. 77
Scarlet Violet
Has a chance to confuse the target.
Learned at Lv. 84
Scarlet Violet
Has a chance to lower the target’s Special Defense by one stage.
Learned at Lv. 21
Scarlet Violet
User receives 1/4 the damage it inflicts in recoil.
Support, disruption, and setup tools worth noticing.
Learned at Lv. 42
Scarlet Violet
Has a chance to paralyze the target.
Learned at Lv. 77
Scarlet Violet
Has a chance to confuse the target.
Learned at Lv. 49
Scarlet Violet
Has a chance to poison the target.
TM/TR Moves
Scarlet Violet
Confuses the target.
Iron Moth can have the Quark Drive ability.