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Baxcalibur
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Baxcalibur

DragonIce

Best attacking moveset: Ice Fang and Glaive Rush, worth 17.0 damage per second against a neutral target.

Best moveset

Baxcalibur can learn 12 combinations. Ice Fang with Glaive Rush does the most damage per second of them, at level 40 with a perfect attack stat. Same-type moves get the 1.2× bonus, and the cycle assumes the charged attack fires the moment it has the energy.

That set is legacy. Glaive Rush is only obtainable with an Elite TM or from the event that gave it out, so the Baxcalibur you catch today cannot learn it. The best set it can learn now is Dragon Breath and Avalanche, worth 14.1 damage per second.

Stats and moves come straight from the game's own data files. Every number on this page is a raid and gym number, not a PvP one.

Type matchups

Weak toFightingRockSteelDragonFairy
ResistsWaterGrassElectric
Fast attackTypePowerDurationEnergy
Dragon BreathDragon60.5s+4
Ice FangIce121.5s+20
Charged attackTypePowerDurationEnergy
AvalancheIce852.5s-50
BlizzardIce1303.0s-100
Dragon ClawDragon451.5s-33
Icy WindIce653.5s-33
OutrageDragon1104.0s-50
Glaive Rush LegacyDragon1052.0s-50

Shiny

Baxcalibur
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Shiny Baxcalibur
Shiny

Yes. Shiny Baxcalibur has been released. Players have found it from: wild, research, evolution, photobomb.

Evolution family

Numbers

Max CP4,013 at level 50, 3,550 at level 40
Raid catch2,028 CP at level 20, or 2,535 if weather boosted (perfect IVs)
Lowest possible raid catch1,943 CP. Raid encounters can't roll below 10/10/10
Base stats254 attack · 168 defense · 229 stamina

What it costs

Second charged move75,000 Stardust and 75 Candy
Buddy distance5 km per Candy
Size2.1 m and 210 kg

Best moveset against each type

Baxcalibur does not have one best moveset, it has 3. Which one wins depends on what you are attacking, because a move only gets its bonus against something weak to it. Best against Dragon, Flying, Ground.

AgainstBest movesetDPS
DragonIce Fang + Glaive Rush27.0
FlyingIce Fang + Avalanche21.1
GroundIce Fang + Avalanche21.1
GrassIce Fang + Avalanche21.1
NormalIce Fang + Glaive Rush17.0
FightingIce Fang + Glaive Rush17.0
PoisonIce Fang + Glaive Rush17.0
RockIce Fang + Glaive Rush17.0
BugIce Fang + Glaive Rush17.0
GhostIce Fang + Glaive Rush17.0
ElectricIce Fang + Glaive Rush17.0
PsychicIce Fang + Glaive Rush17.0
DarkIce Fang + Glaive Rush17.0
FireDragon Breath + Glaive Rush16.7
WaterDragon Breath + Glaive Rush16.7
IceDragon Breath + Glaive Rush16.7
FairyIce Fang + Avalanche13.4
SteelIce Fang + Glaive Rush10.8

Same maths as the headline number, run once per defending type: level 40, perfect attack IV, and the target's own type taken into account. Sorted by damage, so the top of this table is what Baxcalibur is actually for.

Counters: what beats Baxcalibur

AttackerTypeMovesetDPS
EternatusPoisonDragonDragon Tail + Dynamax Cannon Legacy42.8
LucarioFightingSteelForce Palm + Aura Sphere Legacy33.7
RayquazaDragonFlyingDragon Tail + Breaking Swipe Legacy31.4
HaxorusDragonDragon Tail + Breaking Swipe Legacy31.4
PalkiaWaterDragonDragon Tail + Draco Meteor31.4
SalamenceDragonFlyingDragon Tail + Draco Meteor31.1
PheromosaBugFightingLow Kick + Focus Blast30.9
TinkatonFairySteelFairy Wind + Gigaton Hammer Legacy30.8
BaxcaliburDragonIceDragon Breath + Glaive Rush Legacy30.8
TerrakionRockFightingDouble Kick + Sacred Sword Legacy30.7

Ranked by damage per second against Baxcalibur's own defense, at level 40 with a 15 attack IV, one per evolution family.