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Generation VIII · #10211 — Secret Agent Pokémon
Gigantamax Inteleon represents the ultimate transformation of the Secret Agent Pokémon, a Water-type that achieves colossal proportions when it Gigantamaxes. Standing at an astounding 40 meters tall and weighing approximately 1000 kilograms, this form was introduced in The Isle of Armor expansion for Pokémon Sword and Shield. Unlike its base form, which maintains relatively modest dimensions at 1.9 meters, Gigantamax Inteleon becomes a towering force of nature that retains the core characteristics of its evolution line while amplifying its already formidable special attack stat of 125 and blazing speed of 120. The transformation grants Inteleon access to the exclusive G-Max move G-Max Hydrosnipe, a devastating attack that combines the Pokémon's signature sniping abilities with the raw power of Gigantamaxing, firing Water Gun at the incredible speed of Mach 7.
Base Stats
Height
40.0m
Weight
1000.0kg
Category
Secret Agent Pokémon
Gender
Male 87.5% / Female 12.5%
Color
blue
Shape
upright
Abilities
Strengthens water moves to inflict 1.5× damage at 1/3 max HP or less.
Strengthens critical hits to inflict 3× damage rather than 2×.
Inteleon-gmax Biology & Physical Characteristics
Gigantamax Inteleon maintains the bipedal, reptilian structure of its base form while achieving truly massive proportions that elevate it to the status of a colossal threat. The Pokémon retains its light blue head, slender arms, and distinctive tail with dark blue streaking, but these features are magnified to enormous scales. Its most notable biological feature in this form is the dramatic expansion of the membrane that ordinarily forms a cape-like fashion across its back; in Gigantamax form, this membrane becomes a massive, wing-like structure that aids in its aerial presence and sniping capabilities. The nictitating membranes that allow the base Inteleon to analyze opponents' weak points are similarly enhanced, granting the Gigantamax form even more precise targeting abilities. Its hands, capable of shooting water from its fingertips at Mach 3 in base form, become tremendous cannons of aquatic power in this transformation, with the structural changes allowing for the amplified Mach 7 water projection described in Pokémon Shield's Pokédex entry.
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Inteleon-gmax Breeding, Gender Ratio & Egg Groups
Gigantamax Inteleon maintains the same breeding characteristics as its base form, with an 87.5% male to 12.5% female gender ratio that heavily skews toward male specimens. The species belongs to both the Water 1 and Field egg groups, allowing for diverse breeding combinations with compatible Pokémon. Gigantamax Inteleon has a base friendship value of 50, indicating a neutral starting relationship that trainers can develop through care and battling. The species exhibits a medium-slow growth rate, meaning it requires significant experience to reach higher levels compared to faster-growing Pokémon, though this slower progression often correlates with higher base stat totals and stronger final forms. Eggs of Inteleon require 20 cycles to hatch, translating to approximately 4,884 to 5,140 steps of travel, making it a moderately time-intensive species to breed for competitive or collection purposes. The catch rate of 45 suggests that capturing Inteleon in the wild presents a moderate challenge, though the transformation into Gigantamax form cannot be inherited through breeding and must be obtained separately in capable Pokémon.
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Inteleon-gmax Evolution, Mega Evolution & Special Forms
Gigantamax Inteleon represents a special form of Pokémon transformation distinct from traditional evolution or Mega Evolution. Unlike the permanent evolution from Drizzile to Inteleon at level 35, Gigantamaxing is a temporary transformation that requires the Pokémon to possess the Gigantamax Factor. This transformation can only occur during battle in specific environments, such as Pokémon dens or designated arenas, and lasts only for three turns before the Pokémon reverts to its standard form. The introduction of Gigantamax Inteleon in The Isle of Armor marked a significant expansion of the Pokémon Sword and Shield experience, providing trainers with a dramatic power boost for their Water-type specialist Pokémon. While the base Inteleon maintains identical base stats across all its forms (with a total of 530), the Gigantamax transformation substantially amplifies its offensive and speed capabilities through the sheer magnitude of its physical presence and enhanced move power, particularly through its signature G-Max Hydrosnipe technique.
Where to Find
Location data not available for this Pokémon in the database.
Inteleon-gmax Behaviour and Natural Habitat
Gigantamax Inteleon demonstrates behavior patterns consistent with its Secret Agent designation, though magnified to a scale befitting its enormous stature. The Pokémon exhibits exceptional sniping skills that become almost supernatural in their precision when Gigantamaxed; according to Pokédex accounts, it can shoot a berry rolling along over nine miles away as easily as if it were at point-blank range. During Gigantamax battles, Inteleon uses the crest on its head to gauge wind and temperature conditions with remarkable accuracy, allowing it to calculate trajectories with mathematical precision. The transformation appears to enhance the Pokémon's tactical awareness and analytical capabilities, making it an even more formidable combatant than its base form. While specific habitat information for the Gigantamax form is limited, Inteleon originates from the Galar region and likely inhabits areas similar to those preferred by its non-Gigantamaxed counterpart, potentially near water sources where its sniping abilities can be fully utilized.
Pokedex Entries
Generation VIII
It has many hidden capabilities, such as fingertips that can shoot water and a membrane on its back that it can use to glide through the air.
Its nictitating membranes let it pick out foes’ weak points so it can precisely blast them with water that shoots from its fingertips at Mach 3.
Inteleon-gmax Name Origin & Design Inspiration
Gigantamax Inteleon's design brilliantly scales up the already sophisticated aesthetics of its base form into a towering colossus that maintains the chameleon-inspired silhouette and secret agent motif. The name 'Inteleon' derives from a combination of 'intellect' and 'chameleon,' emphasizing the Pokémon's intelligence and reptilian appearance, while the Gigantamax designation signifies the temporary nature of the transformation and its massive scale. The visual design of Gigantamax Inteleon draws inspiration from spy fiction, resembling a super-powered secret agent armed with water cannons for hands—a concept that becomes even more fantastical at 40 meters in height. The expanded membrane structures evoke imagery of both a tactical cape and advanced technological apparatus, suggesting that Inteleon's transformation into Gigantamax form enhances both its biological capabilities and its role as an elite aquatic operative. The emphasis on sniping and precision targeting aligns with classic spy thriller aesthetics, translating the mundane concept of marksmanship into the fantastical realm of Pokémon combat through extraordinary scale and aquatic weaponry.
Inteleon-gmax Competitive Battle Guide
Gigantamax Inteleon stands as a formidable presence in competitive Pokémon battles, leveraging its exceptional Speed stat of 120 and Special Attack of 125 to control the pace of encounters. The Pokémon's signature move, G-Max Hydrosnipe, provides a powerful option during Gigantamax turns that combines the utility of standard Water-type attacks with the guaranteed impact of a Gigantamax move. Its two ability options—Torrent and the hidden ability Sniper—both enhance its offensive capabilities; Torrent strengthens Water-type moves to 1.5× damage when HP drops to one-third or below, while Sniper amplifies critical hits to deal 3× damage instead of the standard 2×, synergizing well with moves like Snipe Shot that have increased critical hit ratios. The Pokémon's Speed stat allows it to outpace many common competitive threats, enabling it to strike first and potentially secure knockout victories before opponents can respond. However, competitive trainers must account for Gigantamax Inteleon's mediocre defensive stats, with Defense and Special Defense both sitting at 65, making it vulnerable to priority moves and powerful incoming attacks that can exploit its fragility despite its offensive dominance.
Commonly Asked Questions About Inteleon-gmax
What type is Inteleon-gmax?
Inteleon-gmax is a water type Pokemon.
What does Inteleon-gmax evolve into?
Inteleon-gmax does not evolve into any other Pokemon. It is the final form in its evolution line.
What are Inteleon-gmax's weaknesses?
Inteleon-gmax is weak to grass and electric type moves.
Inteleon-gmax Cultural Impact & Franchise History
Gigantamax Inteleon has captured the imagination of Pokémon fans through its dramatic transformation and sophisticated spy-thriller aesthetic that appeals to players interested in tactical gameplay and stylish designs. The Pokémon features prominently in Pokémon media, particularly through Goh's Inteleon in the Pokémon Sword and Shield anime series, where the character's iconic partner demonstrates the species' intelligence and combat prowess. The species' sniping abilities and secret agent characterization have made it a fan-favorite for trainers who appreciate Pokémon with tactical depth and personality, contributing to its presence in fan art, competitive discussions, and community forums dedicated to Water-type specialists. Gigantamax Inteleon's introduction during The Isle of Armor expansion provided players with renewed interest in the evolution line and sparked discussions about the balance between its offensive power and defensive vulnerabilities. The Pokémon's presence in the competitive scene and its starring role in anime episodes have solidified its status as a memorable and beloved addition to Generation VIII's roster, ensuring its continued relevance in Pokémon culture.
Where to Find Inteleon-gmax in Every Pokémon Game
Gigantamax Inteleon is available exclusively in Pokémon Sword and Shield, where it can be obtained by Gigantamaxing a regular Inteleon that possesses the Gigantamax Factor. In Pokémon Sword and Shield, Inteleon appears as the base form with National Pokédex number 0818 and local number 0009, making it accessible to players who complete the main storyline and evolve their Sobble through the standard evolution chain. The Gigantamax form was introduced in The Isle of Armor DLC expansion, requiring players to have encountered or obtained a Gigantamax-capable Inteleon within that DLC area. To actually trigger the Gigantamax transformation during battle, trainers must participate in specific battles within Dynamax dens or designated arenas where Gigantamaxing is permitted. The Pokédex entries for Gigantamax Inteleon appear in both Pokémon Sword and Shield versions, though some gameplay differences exist between versions regarding specific encounter rates and availability locations. In later generations such as Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, standard Inteleon remains available through the Pokédex, though Gigantamaxing is not a feature of those games, meaning Gigantamax Inteleon remains exclusive to the Sword and Shield generation as a time-limited form transformation.