Vileplume in Pokemon Survivor
Pokemon · rank 373 of 966 · last checked 2026-10-14
Vileplume in Pokemon Survivor is a Grass and Poison dual-type Pokemon from the Kanto banner. It is a Rare (3-star) pick with 104 HP, 99 speed and a 1.31x attack multiplier. That gives it a Stat Score of 56.9: rank 373 of 966, in B tier. Vileplume is a damage dealer: its attack multiplier is its strongest stat against the roster, so every move it carries hits harder than most.
Vileplume at a glance
| Type | Grass / Poison |
| Generation | 1 (Kanto) |
| Rarity | Rare (3-star) |
| HP | 104 |
| Speed | 99 |
| Attack multiplier | 1.31x |
| Base stat total | 490 |
| Stat Score | 56.9 / 100 |
| Overall rank | 373 of 966 |
| Tier | B |
| Role | Damage dealer |
| Starting move | Vine Whip |
| Banner | Kanto |
Stats and Stat Score
Vileplume has 104 HP, 99 speed and a 1.31x attack multiplier. The multiplier scales every move it uses, so it is the number to watch.
Compared with the whole roster, its HP is above average, its speed is below average and its attack is above average. Weighting attack at half and HP and speed at a quarter each gives the Stat Score of 56.9, which puts it at rank 373 overall, rank 52 of 151 among Kanto Pokemon and rank 36 of 118 Grass-types and 26 of 78 Poison-types. The score comes from the game's stat table, not from playtests, so read it together with the best Pokemon guide.
On the full Pokedex ranking Vileplume sits next to Meowstic one place above it and Liepard one place below it.
| Stat | Value | Roster percentile | Compared with the roster |
|---|---|---|---|
| HP | 104 | 63% | above average |
| Speed | 99 | 28% | below average |
| Attack multiplier | 1.31x | 75% | above average |
| Base stat total | 490 | 65% | above average |
Vileplume moves
Pokemon that are not starters begin with the signature move of their first type, so Vileplume starts every run with Vine Whip: long-range whips in a wide arc.
The level-up cards can then offer 16 different moves: the 8 Normal moves that every Pokemon shares plus 8 moves of its own types. Moves level up to level 5 and can evolve once you also take the stat card they need, which is covered in the move evolution guide. The permanent Repertoire upgrade adds a second, random starting move; see the upgrades guide.
- Normal moves: Tackle, Quick Attack, Swords Dance, Agility, Harden, Body Slam, Hyper Voice, Substitute
- Grass moves: Vine Whip, Razor Leaf, Petal Blizzard, Grass Knot
- Poison moves: Sludge, Poison Sting, Toxic, Toxic Spikes
Weaknesses and resistances
Vileplume takes extra damage from Fire (1.6x), Ice (1.6x), Flying (1.6x), and Psychic (1.6x). It resists Grass (0.36x), Water (0.6x), Electric (0.6x), Fighting (0.6x), and Fairy (0.6x). The remaining 9 of 18 types deal normal damage. The chart is softer than the main games: a super-effective hit is x1.6, a resisted hit x0.6 and an immunity x0.3, and two types multiply with each other inside the range 0.3 to 2.4. See the type chart guide for every matchup.
The multipliers apply to the damage you take, and enemies attack with the first type listed for them, so the dangerous enemies for Vileplume are the ones whose first type is Fire, Ice, Flying, or Psychic. Boss shots carry their first type too. Weather does not change these numbers, but it changes your own damage; see the weather guide. There is no same-type bonus, so Grass or Poison moves do not hit harder just because Vileplume shares the type.
How to get Vileplume
Vileplume is part of the Kanto banner. A single pull first picks a rarity (17% for Rare) and then picks one of the 38 Rare Pokemon on that banner at random, so one pull gives Vileplume a 0.45% chance. Without pity helping at this rarity, expect to need around 224 pulls for this one in particular, although the pulls you spend on the banner also fill the rest of your collection.
A pull costs one ticket and ten pulls cost ten tickets or one x10 ticket. Tickets are earned in runs, from missions and from chests and are never sold for money. A duplicate turns into 60 coins, or 180 if it is the shiny version. The full odds and the pity rule are in the gacha guide.
A rarity-3 Pokemon like Vileplume can also turn up as the Lost Pokemon event in a run. Lead it to the marker and, one time in five, it joins your collection; you always get coins, a ticket and a heal.
Shiny Vileplume exists in this game. One pull in a hundred is a shiny, and wild enemies are shiny one time in 4096. Read the shiny guide for the details.
Vileplume as an enemy
Vileplume can show up as a regular enemy from 4:20 into the run (enemy tier 4). Each run draws only seven Pokemon per tier, so it is in some runs and absent from others.
Its enemy role is chaser: it walks straight at you and hurts you on contact.
It is also strong enough to be picked as a boss: it can fill the minute 3 slot. Boss fights are laid out in the bosses guide. Its attack set would be a ground slam, a leap onto your position, falling danger zones, and a fan of beams.
Vileplume in Pokemon Survivor FAQ
Is Vileplume good in Pokemon Survivor?
Vileplume is a B-tier pick with a Stat Score of 56.9, rank 373 of 966. Vileplume is a damage dealer: its attack multiplier is its strongest stat against the roster, so every move it carries hits harder than most.
How do I get Vileplume in Pokemon Survivor?
Pull the Kanto banner. Vileplume is a Rare Pokemon, so each pull has a 0.45% chance of giving it.
What is Vileplume's starting move?
Vileplume starts with Vine Whip, a Grass-type melee move.
What is Vileplume weak to in Pokemon Survivor?
Vileplume is weak to Fire (1.6x), Ice (1.6x), Flying (1.6x), and Psychic (1.6x).
Can Vileplume be shiny in Pokemon Survivor?
Yes. One pull in a hundred is a shiny, and wild enemies are shiny one time in 4096.
See where all 966 Pokemon land on the Pokemon Survivor tier list, or browse the full Pokemon Survivor Pokedex.