Nidoking Pokédex Information
Nidoking is a Poison / Ground type Pokémon that first appeared in the games Pokémon Red and Blue which released in Japan on 12th September 1999. It evolves from Nidorino and is the final evolution of Nidoran ♂.
Nidoking is a male-only, two-legged Pokémon that is based believed to be based on the fictional character Baragon, but also bears resemblance to a rhinoceros. It is purple in colour apart from its white belly and blue inner ears. Its body and limbs are muscular, with thick plates at its knees. A single horn projects from its forehead while a line of inverted V projections run down its back. It has a segmented tail which stretches out behind. When it goes on a rampage, it’s impossible to control. But in the presence of a Nidoqueen it’s lived with for a long time, Nidoking calms down.
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Nidoking Pokédex Facts
Evolutions
Nidoking Pokédex Entries
TCG Cards
Nidoking Pokédex Facts
English Name – Nidoking
Japanese Name – Nidokingu
First Appearance – 1999 (Pokémon Red and Blue)
Based on – Fictional Baragon / Rhinoceros
Generation – I
Pokédex Number – 0034
Category – Drill
Height – 1.4 m
Weight – 62 kg
Gender – Male
Primary Type – Poison
Secondary Type – Ground
Weaknesses – Ground, Ice, Psychic, Water
Special Abilities – Poison Point, Rivalry
Nidoking Evolutions
Evolution – Nidoran ♂ evolves to Nidorino (level 16); evolves to Nidoking (with Moon Stone)
 Nidoran ♂ |
 Level 16 |
 Nidorino |
| with Moon Stone |
 Nidoking |
Nidoking Pokédex Entries / Games
Pokémon Red and Blue 1999
Pokémon Yellow 2000
Pokémon Stadium 2000
Gold and Silver 1999
Pokémon Crystal 2000
Pokémon Stadium 2 2000
Ruby and Sapphire 2002
Pokémon Emerald 2004
FireRed and LeafGreen 2005
Diamond and Pearl 2006
Platinum 2008
HeartGold and SoulSilver 2009
Pokémon Black and White 2011
Black 2 and White 2 2012
Pokémon X and Y 2013
Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire 2015
Let’s Go Pikachu, Let’s Go Eevee 2018
Sword and Shield 2019
Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl 2021
Nidoking Card List – (scroll to bottom for gallery view)
Pokémon Base Set 1999
Stage – 2
HP – 90
Level – 48
Card Number – 11/102
Pokémon Base Set 2 2000
Stage – 2
HP – 90
Level – 48
Card Number – 11/130
Gym Challenge 2000
Stage – 2
HP – 120
Level – 58
Card Number – 7/132
Legendary Collection 2002
Stage – 2
HP – 90
Level – 48
Card Number – 31/110
Pokémon Aquapolis 2002
Stage – 2
HP – 110
Speciality – None
Card Number – 24/147
Stage – 2
HP – 100
Speciality – None
Card Number – 150/147
EX FireRed, LeafGreen 2004
Stage – 2
HP – 120
Speciality – None
Card Number – 8/112
EX Dragon Frontiers 2006
Stage – 2
HP – 120
Speciality – None
Card Number – 6/101
DP Secret Wonders 2007
Stage – 2
HP – 130
Level – 55
Card Number – 34/132
Platinum Rising Rivals 2009
Stage – 2
HP – 130
Level 59
Card Number – 29/111
HGSS Triumphant 2010
Stage – 2
HP – 140
Speciality – None
Card Number – 6/102
BW Plasma Freeze 2013
Stage – 2
HP – 140
Speciality – None
Card Number – 58/116
XY Steam Siege 2016
Stage – 2
HP – 150
Speciality – None
Card Number – 45/114
XY Evolutions 2016
Stage – 2
HP – 150
Speciality – None
Card Number – 45/108
Stage – BREAK
HP – 150
Speciality – BREAK
Card Number – 46/108
SM Team Up 2019
Stage – 2
HP – 160
Speciality – None
Card Number – 59/181
SV 151 2023
Stage – 2
HP – 170
Speciality – None
Card Number – 034/165
Stage – 2
HP – 170
Speciality – None
Card Number – 174/165
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