Field recordNo. 102
Buddew, a nature creature in NOKEMON. Rarity: Common.

Buddew

NatureCommon

HP60–91
ATK32–63
DEF56–87
SPD20–51
FOC32–63

Where to find Buddew

Buddew keeps to Verdant Hollow and never leaves it. It is one of 23 species on that ground, and one of only 23 of them sharing its element.

How to catch Buddew

Buddew is one of the 132 common ones: a Basic ball is enough, the base rate is 55%, and 590 of the 608 are harder to land. It still freezes on the first throw like everything else, so in Verdant Hollow, shared with 23 species, a neighbour with better timing takes it.

Supply

Buddew is one of the abundant ones at 3000, with only 3 species allowed to run looser and 586 held tighter, and even at this end the number is fixed: the 608 caps come to 407,200 creatures, the entire population this world will ever have.

In a fight

As one of 23 nature types sharing Verdant Hollow, it hits Water, Thunder hard and loses ground to Fire, Celestial, which is what will be thrown at it. Stamina leads at 60, but only by 4 over the next attribute, so the build is closer to balanced than to specialised.

Readings

Supply cap3,000ever, worldwide
Catch rate55%base, before timing
Min ballBasicor better
Shiny1 in 83rolled at capture

Questions

Where do I find Buddew in NOKEMON?

Verdant Hollow. No level gate and no PvP, so the only thing standing between you and one is finding it.

How do I catch Buddew?

Throw a Basic ball or better and win the timing bar. The base rate is 55% and your accuracy moves it, but the ball is spent whether you land the catch or not, so carry more than you think you need.

Is Buddew rare?

Not by the standards of this world: the cap is 3000. It is still a ceiling though, and once it fills the species stops spawning for everyone.

What are the shiny odds on Buddew?

About 1 in 83 per capture. Nothing improves it: no ball, no streak, no item and no amount of waiting. The only lever you have is how many you throw at.

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