#0468 · Sinnoh · Generation 4

Togekiss

Jubilee Pokémon · Fairy/Flying-type

Togekiss is a Fairy/Flying-type Pokémon, the Jubilee Pokémon, number 468 (#0468) in the National Pokédex. It was introduced in Generation 4 and comes from the Sinnoh region. It is 1.5 m tall and weighs 38 kg.

Togekiss is the Jubilee Pokémon, a white, dove-like bringer of blessings that is an old good-luck symbol. The Pokédex says it is never seen anywhere near conflict, which is why it is hardly seen at all.

How to pronounce Togekiss

Togekiss is pronounced TOH-geh-kis. The capital letters show the stressed syllable.

Listen to Togekiss said out loud:

In Japanese it is トゲキッス.

Hear every other name on the Pokémon pronunciation guide.

Lore

Biology

Togekiss is a white, bird-like Pokémon with broad, triangular wings, red and blue triangles on its underside and a short three-feather tail. Three spikes crown its head: red-tipped on the right, blue-tipped on the left and plain white in the middle. It is 1.5 m tall and weighs 38.0 kg. Bulbapedia says it brings good luck simply by existing.

Behaviour

Togekiss only appears in peaceful places. Bulbapedia says it brings kind gifts and sweet blessings to people who keep out of quarrels and treat one another fairly, though it is also a capable fighter. The Legends: Arceus researcher claims Togekiss will show itself once the land is at peace, and according to Bulbapedia's reading of the Sleep Style Dex, a group of Togekiss sleeping contentedly is a sign that the area is at peace.

Habitat

Togekiss has no listed Pokédex habitat, and Bulbapedia says it only shows up in peaceful places. It is not available in Scarlet and Violet or Legends: Z-A.

Powers

Its Abilities are Hustle and Serene Grace, with Super Luck hidden. It comes with Air Slash, Sky Attack, Aura Sphere, Extreme Speed and Tri Attack, and Serene Grace makes those moves' extra effects more likely. With base 120 Special Attack and 115 Special Defense it is a bulky special attacker.

Name origin

Togekiss may combine toge ('spike') and 'kiss', for its kind nature. The Japanese name is Togekiss (トゲキッス).

Design inspiration

Togekiss seems to draw on fairies and birds: its white colour and peaceful nature suggest doves, its triangular belly markings resemble a snowy owl's, and its blessings recall angels. Bulbapedia also floats the Hōō, the Japanese take on the fenghuang, because of its link with peace and its avoidance of conflict. These are fan readings.

Evolution notes

Togekiss evolves from Togetic when it is exposed to a Shiny Stone.

In the games

Togekiss is the final stage of the Togepi line, wild in Legends: Arceus and in Sword and Shield. It debuted in Diamond and Pearl and was left out of Scarlet and Violet and Legends: Z-A.

In the anime

Dawn's Togekiss debuted in 'Dawn of a Royal Day!' under Princess Salvia, who won the Arrowroot Contest with it and then gave it to Dawn. Cynthia's Togekiss faced Ash's Pikachu in the Masters Eight Tournament in 'Bewitch, Battle, and Bewilder!', and later his Lucario.

Fun facts

• Its base stat total of 545 is the highest of any Flying type introduced in Generation IV.
• Togekiss and Togetic are the only Pokémon that belong to both the Flying and Fairy Egg Groups.
• In Pokkén Tournament, Togekiss is the lone Support Pokémon whose charge time is rated 'Normal', Bulbapedia notes.

Sources: Bulbapedia: Togekiss (Pokémon) · Serebii: Togekiss (Sword/Shield Pokédex)

Base stats

• HP: 85
• Attack: 50
• Defense: 95
• Sp. Atk: 120
• Sp. Def: 115
• Speed: 80

Togekiss’s base stat total is 545. Its highest stat is Sp. Atk.

Type matchups

What is Togekiss weak to?

Togekiss takes extra damage from Electric (2×), Ice (2×), Poison (2×), Rock (2×), Steel (2×) moves.

It resists Fighting (¼×), Bug (¼×), Grass (½×), Dark (½×).

It is immune to Ground, Dragon moves.

Evolution

What does Togekiss evolve from?

Togekiss evolves from Togetic (Shiny Stone).

Togekiss is the final stage of its evolution family.

The whole family: Togepi, Togetic, Togekiss.

• Togepi evolves into Togetic (Friendship).

Abilities

• Hustle: Strengthens physical moves to inflict 1.5× damage, but decreases their accuracy to 0.8×.
• Serene Grace: Doubles the chance of moves' extra effects occurring.
• Super Luck (hidden ability): Raises moves' critical hit rates one stage.

Moves

Moves Togekiss learns by level up in Sword / Shield

“Evo” means Togekiss learns the move the moment it evolves: Air Slash.

TM moves (60)

Togekiss can learn 60 moves from TMs in Sword / Shield: Mega Punch, Mega Kick, Fly, Hyper Beam, Giga Impact, Magical Leaf, Solar Beam, Thunder Wave, Light Screen, Reflect, Safeguard, Rest, Snore, Protect, Charm, Steel Wing, Attract, Rain Dance, Sunny Day, Facade, Swift, Helping Hand, Brick Break, Imprison, Fling, Drain Punch, Round, Retaliate, Draining Kiss, Mystical Fire, Air Slash, Smart Strike, Body Slam, Flamethrower, Psychic, Metronome, Fire Blast, Amnesia, Tri Attack, Substitute, Psyshock, Endure, Sleep Talk, Baton Pass, Encore, Shadow Ball, Future Sight, Uproar, Heat Wave, Trick, Hyper Voice, Aura Sphere, Nasty Plot, Zen Headbutt, Grass Knot, Stored Power, Ally Switch, Work Up, Play Rough, Dazzling Gleam.

Egg moves (6), which Togepi can hatch knowing:Aerial Ace, Extrasensory, Morning Sun, Peck, Present, Psycho Shift.

Move tutor moves (1): Dual Wingbeat.

Breeding & training

• Gender: 87.5% male, 12.5% female.
• Egg groups: Flying, Fairy.
• Egg cycles: 10 (steps to hatch, Scarlet/Violet: 1,280).
• Catch rate: 30 out of 255.
• Base friendship (Gen 8 onward): 50.
• Growth rate: Fast (800,000 experience points to reach level 100).
• Defeating it gives 2 Sp. Atk and 1 Sp. Def effort values.
• Base experience yield: 245.

Pokédex entries

Scant few have ever sighted this Pokémon. After studying what literature remains, I am certain Togekiss will reveal itself when peace reigns in the land. (Legends: Arceus)

Known as a bringer of blessings, it's been depicted on good-luck charms since ancient times. (Shield)

These Pokémon are never seen anywhere near conflict or turmoil. In recent times, they've hardly been seen at all. (Sword)

It shares many blessings with people who respect one another's rights and avoid needless strife. (Platinum, Black, White, Black 2, White 2, Y, Alpha Sapphire)

As everyone knows, it visits peaceful regions, bringing them gifts of kindness and sweet blessings. (HeartGold, SoulSilver, X, Omega Ruby)

It will never appear where there is strife. Its sightings have become rare recently. (Diamond, Pearl)

Names around the world

Trivia

• Highest Sp. Atk among Flying types in Gen 4: 120.
• Highest base stat total among Flying types in Gen 4: 545.
• Taller than 72% of all Pokémon (1.5 m).
• Heavier than 59% of all Pokémon (38 kg).
• Base stat total 545, ranked #135 of 1,025.
• Its best stat is Sp. Def, ranked #57 of 1,025.
• One of 3 Pokémon that are both Fairy and Flying.
• One of 88 white Pokémon.
• Number 82 of 107 Pokémon introduced in Generation 4 (Sinnoh).
• Part of an evolution family of 3 Pokémon.
• Can learn 81 different moves in Sword / Shield.
• Catch rate 30: about 3.9% per Poké Ball at full health.
• Appears in 6 distinct Pokédex entries.

Sources and fact-checking

• Stats, types, abilities, moves, evolutions, forms and Pokédex entries: PokéAPI open game data.
• Lore: written by pokee.si in our own words, researched from Bulbapedia: Togekiss (Pokémon), Serebii: Togekiss (Sword/Shield Pokédex).
• Pronunciation (TOH-geh-kis): it follows how the English anime, games or official videos say it.

Last checked: 20 October 2026. Every sentence of the lore was checked against Bulbapedia, Serebii and the game data.

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