Zamazenta vs Eternatus
Eternatus has the higher base stat total (690 vs 660), Zamazenta is faster (base Speed 138 vs 130), and neither has a super-effective hit from its own types (Zamazenta: ½× at best against Eternatus; Eternatus: 1× at best against Zamazenta).
Galar legendaries: the hero’s shield and the Darkest Day dragon.
Base stats side by side
| Stat | Zamazenta | Eternatus |
|---|---|---|
| HP | 92 | 140 (higher) |
| Attack | 120 (higher) | 85 |
| Defense | 115 (higher) | 95 |
| Sp. Atk | 80 | 145 (higher) |
| Sp. Def | 115 (higher) | 95 |
| Speed | 138 (higher) | 130 |
| Total | 660 | 690 (higher) |
| Bulk | 322 | 330 (higher) |
Who has the edge?
Eternatus has the higher Sp. Atk (145 vs 80), has more bulk, counting HP, Defense and Sp. Def together (330 vs 322), and resists Zamazenta’s own-type moves (½× at best), but Zamazenta is faster (138 vs 130 base Speed) and has the higher Attack (120 vs 85).
Zamazenta is ahead on
- is faster (138 vs 130 base Speed)
- has the higher Attack (120 vs 85)
Eternatus is ahead on
- has the higher Sp. Atk (145 vs 80)
- has more bulk, counting HP, Defense and Sp. Def together (330 vs 322)
- resists Zamazenta’s own-type moves (½× at best)
This compares base numbers and the type chart; it does not predict a winner. A real battle also depends on level, nature and EVs, the moves each one knows (a Pokémon does not always learn a move of its own type), held items, weather and terrain, and abilities (Zamazenta: Dauntless Shield; Eternatus: Pressure), so either one can come out ahead.
Who moves first?
At Level 50 with 252 Speed EVs, 31 IVs and a neutral nature, Zamazenta has 190 Speed and Eternatus has 182, so Zamazenta moves first when both use moves of the same priority and no item, ability, status or stat change gets in the way.
| Speed | Zamazenta | Eternatus |
|---|---|---|
| Base Speed | 138 | 130 |
| Level 50, 252 EVs, neutral nature | 190 | 182 |
Type matchup, both ways
Zamazenta (Fighting) attacking Eternatus
Fighting ½×. Using only its own type, Zamazenta hits Eternatus for ½× with Fighting moves (not very effective).
Eternatus (Poison/Dragon) attacking Zamazenta
Poison 1×, Dragon 1×. Using only its own types, Eternatus hits Zamazenta for 1× with Poison moves (normal damage) and 1× with Dragon moves (normal damage).
What hits each one for 2× or more
- Zamazenta: Flying 2× (super effective), Psychic 2× (super effective), Fairy 2× (super effective).
- Eternatus: Ice 2× (super effective), Ground 2× (super effective), Psychic 2× (super effective), Dragon 2× (super effective).
The multipliers come from the 18×18 type chart; what a Pokémon can actually use depends on the moves it learns.
Abilities
Zamazenta
- Dauntless Shield. Boosts Defense in battle.
Eternatus
- Pressure. Increases the PP cost of moves targetting the Pokémon by one.
Size, generation and evolution
Eternatus is taller (20 m vs 2.9 m for Zamazenta), and Eternatus is heavier (950 kg vs 210 kg for Zamazenta).
| Detail | Zamazenta | Eternatus |
|---|---|---|
| Height | 2.9 m | 20 m |
| Weight | 210 kg | 950 kg |
| Generation | 8 (Galar) | 8 (Galar) |
| Evolution line | Zamazenta (does not evolve) | Eternatus (does not evolve) |
Zamazenta (#0889) is a Fighting-type Warrior Pokémon from Galar, first seen in Generation 8, a Legendary Pokémon. Zamazenta does not evolve.
Eternatus (#0890) is a Poison/Dragon-type Gigantic Pokémon from Galar, first seen in Generation 8, a Legendary Pokémon. Eternatus does not evolve.
Keep exploring
- Open Zamazenta and Eternatus in the Compare tool
- Zamazenta and Eternatus Pokédex pages
- Fighting type · Poison/Dragon weaknesses
- Speed tiers