Raticate | Stats, Moves, Evolution & Locations | The Pokemon Pokedex With Rhys & Felicity
Release Date: 12/09/2025
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info_outlineIn this episode, Rhys and Felicity chomp into the world of Raticate—Pokédex #20 and the fierce, fast, sharp-toothed evolution of Rattata.
They break down how Raticate takes everything about its tiny pre-evolution and cranks it up: bigger teeth, bigger attitude, and way more battle usefulness early in a trainer’s journey. From its pure Normal typing to abilities like Run Away and Guts, Rhys and Felicity explain why Raticate can actually be a clutch, hard-hitting teammate when used the right way.
Learn how Raticate’s constantly growing front teeth shape its entire personality, why it has to chew nonstop just to keep them manageable, and how its tail acts like a built-in rudder, letting it swim surprisingly well. They also dive into Raticate’s impressive speed, territorial instincts, and its reputation as a reliable early-game battler with strong moves and quick reactions.
The siblings talk evolution, too — from tiny nibble-mode Rattata to full chomp-mode Raticate at level 20 — and share whether they would keep one on their team. Spoiler: both say yes, because sometimes a straightforward, fast hitter is exactly what you need.
Of course, there’s the joke of the day, some chaotic snack-chewing energy, and the familiar Pokémon enthusiasm listeners love.
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Raticate’s Traits and Abilities:
A pure Normal type with Run Away (guaranteed escape in wild battles) or Guts (attack increases when it has a status condition), giving it surprising offensive power when things look rough.
Physical Characteristics:
Standing about 2'4" and weighing roughly 41 pounds, Raticate is basically the size of a hefty bag of dog food — but one with razor-sharp incisors that never stop growing.
Behavior & Habits:
Known for chewing constantly, swimming using its tail as a rudder, and fiercely protecting its territory from intruders.
Role in Battle:
Fast, aggressive, underestimated — and extremely useful in the early stages of a trainer’s adventure for quick KOs.
Evolution Line:
Rattata evolves into Raticate at level 20, giving players a fast, simple, beginner-friendly upgrade.
Sibling Chaos Moment:
Raticate chewing pencils in art class? Honestly, Felicity says she relates.