Looking to transform Abomasnow into a powerhouse in Pokemon Legends Z-A? This dual Grass/Ice-type from Gen IV packs serious Special Attack potential, making it perfect for countering Dragons, Ground-types, and more. Let’s build the ultimate Abomasnow that’ll freeze your opponents in their tracks.
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Pokemon Legends : Abomasnow Stats
| Category | Base Form | Mega Evolution |
|---|---|---|
| HP | 90 | 90 |
| Attack | 92 | 132 (+40) |
| Defense | 75 | 105 (+30) |
| Sp. Attack | 92 | 132 (+40) |
| Sp. Defense | 85 | 105 (+20) |
| Speed | 60 | 30 (-30) |
| Evolution Level | From Snover at Level 40 | Abomasite required |
Optimal Moveset: Maximum Coverage
1. Blizzard (Ice-Type) Your nuclear option. This devastating Ice-type move capitalizes on Abomasnow’s STAB bonus and obliterates Dragon, Flying, Ground, and Grass-types. Near-perfect accuracy in snowy conditions makes it even more reliable.
2. Ice Beam (Ice-Type) Your consistent Ice-type attack with better accuracy than Blizzard. Essential for situations where you need guaranteed damage without the risk of missing critical shots.
3. Giga Drain (Grass-Type) Dual-purpose brilliance—deals solid Grass-type damage while recovering HP. This sustainability move keeps Abomasnow in battles longer, especially crucial given its mediocre defensive stats.
4. Earth Power (Ground-Type) Your answer to Fire and Steel-types that wall your Ice moves. This Ground-type coverage eliminates Abomasnow’s biggest threats, rounding out a perfectly balanced moveset.
Check out our Pokemon Legends Z-A team building guide for more competitive strategies.
Best Nature: Maximize That Special Attack
Since Abomasnow relies entirely on Special moves, its Attack stat is wasted potential. Transform it with these optimal natures:
Modest Nature (+Sp. Atk, -Atk) – Best Choice
- Maximizes offensive power
- Available: Modest Mint from Rogue Sector 1 vendor
Calm Nature (+Sp. Def, -Atk) – Defensive Alternative
- Boosts survivability against special attackers
- Available: Calm Mint from Rogue Sector 1 vendor
For comprehensive nature optimization across your team, visit our Pokemon nature guide.
Mega Evolution: Worth the Investment?
Abomasite costs 50,000 Poke Dollars at Stone Emporium, but the transformation is dramatic. Mega Abomasnow gains massive +40 boosts to Attack and Special Attack, plus +30 Defense and +20 Special Defense. The -30 Speed isn’t ideal, but with proper team support, Mega Abomasnow becomes an unstoppable special attacker.
Learn more about Mega Evolution mechanics from The Pokemon Company official resources.
Battle Strategy Tips
Pair with Weather Setters: Abomasnow’s Snow Warning ability automatically creates Hail/Snow. Blizzard becomes 100% accurate—devastating combo potential.
Cover Weaknesses: Fire, Fighting, Rock, and Steel-types threaten Abomasnow. Keep counters ready or use Earth Power preemptively.
Lead with Sustainability: Start battles with Giga Drain to build HP reserves before unleashing Blizzard finishers.
For advanced battle tactics, explore our Legends Z-A competitive guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I use Blizzard or Ice Beam as my primary Ice move?
Both have merit, but keeping both is optimal. Use Ice Beam for consistent damage when accuracy matters (85% vs 70%), and save Blizzard for when you need maximum power or when weather conditions favor it. If forced to choose one, Ice Beam’s reliability edges out Blizzard’s raw power for most players.
Is Mega Abomasnow worth the 50,000 Poke Dollar investment?
Absolutely, especially for late-game content. The stat boosts transform Abomasnow from a decent special attacker into a top-tier threat. The +40 Special Attack increase alone justifies the cost. Just be aware that the -30 Speed means you’ll often move second—plan your strategy around being a bulky counter-attacker rather than a speedy sweeper.
