Meterock is a large meteorite Pokémon. Its main body is a dull stone gray color, with multiple bluish-gray rocks around it, a yellow large bolt-shaped tail, and a large yellow star-shaped marking in between two angry-looking blue eyes with yellow irises and black pupils with a white pinprick white dot in the middle surrounded by black.
Gender Differences[]
Meterock is Gender-less, so it doesn't have any differences.
Special Abilities[]
Meterock zoom across the stratosphere, having little care for what they crash into. Rocket launches have to be carefully planned around their flying routes.
Behavior[]
Meterock zoom across the stratosphere, and don't really care if and what they crash into. Because of this, rocket launches have to be carefully planned around their flying routes.
Habitat[]
Wild Meterock are found in the cave at the Victory and by using Rock Smash in the Tropic Cave.
Shiny Coloration Differences[]
For Shiny Meterock, the yellow turns florescent blue,the blue turns orange, and the main body turns a stone purple, kind of like Shiny Roggenrola's Evolutionary Line.
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Meterock zoom across the stratosphere, having little care for what they crash into. Rocket launches have to be carefully planned around their flying routes.
Cosmet and Meterock are similar to the official Pokémon Minior from Generation VII (Pokémon Sun and Moon), as they are all based on meteors. Unlike Cosmet and Meterock, Minior does not evolve.
Also, Minior is part Flying-type, not part Electric-type, and has Shields Down, an Ability not available in Rikoto.
However, the Alolan Forms of the Geodude Evolutionary Line are Rock/Electric-types.
Meterock is the only Pokémon in Solar Light and Lunar Dark that isn't a Dragon-type to learn Draco Meteor as a Tutor Move.
Meterock has the highest Base Speed Stat of all Rock-type Pokémon in Rikoto.
Meterock was originally known as Meteorock.
Origin[]
Cosmet and Meterock are both based on meteors.
Name Origin[]
Meterock comes from a combination of the words Meteor and rock.