Heliolisk (Pokémon GO) - Best Movesets, Counters, Evolutions and CP

Pokémon type

Electric

Normal

Stronger attack types vs. Heliolisk

160%

63%

39%

Weaker attack types

Best moveset for Heliolisk

The best moves for Heliolisk are Quick Attack and Thunderbolt when attacking Pokémon in Gyms. This move combination has the highest total DPS and is also the best moveset for PVP battles.

Offense

Quick Attack

12dps

Thunderbolt

38.4dps

Defense

Volt Switch

10.4dps

Thunderbolt

38.4dps

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Evolution

There are currently a total of 2 Pokémon in the Helioptile family. Heliolisk evolves from Helioptile which costs 50 Candy.

Helioptile

Heliolisk

Helioptile requires Sun Stone to evolve into Heliolisk.

Standard game images

There is a very low chance that you can get a shiny Heliolisk, which would have the following appearance:

Summary

Heliolisk is an Electric & Normal Pokémon which evolves from Helioptile. It is vulnerable to Fighting and Ground moves. Heliolisk's strongest moveset is Quick Attack & Thunderbolt and it has a Max CP of 2,939.

About

"They flare their frills and generate energy. A single Heliolisk can generate sufficient electricity to power a skyscraper."

Moves & Movesets

All moves

Quick move	Damage	EPS	DPS
Quick Attack	10	13	12
Mud-Slap	19	8.7	12.7
Volt Switch	13	13.3	10.4

Main move	Damage	EPS	DPS
Parabolic Charge	70	-16.7	28
Thunderbolt	80	-20	38.4
Bulldoze	80	-14.3	22.9
Grass Knot	90	-20	36
Breaking Swipe	45	-33	45

The moves highlighted in green benefit from the Same Type Attack Bonus, and deal 20% more damage.

All movesets

Offensive

Defensive

Quickmove	Mainmove	DPS	Relative
Quick Attack 12 dps	Thunderbolt 38.4 dps	22	100%
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Thunderbolt 38.4 dps	21.6	98%
Quick Attack 12 dps	Grass Knot 36 dps	21.1	96%
Quick Attack 12 dps	Breaking Swipe 45 dps	21	96%
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Grass Knot 36 dps	20.6	94%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Thunderbolt 38.4 dps	20.4	93%
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Breaking Swipe 45 dps	20.1	92%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Grass Knot 36 dps	19.6	89%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Breaking Swipe 45 dps	19.2	87%
Quick Attack 12 dps	Parabolic Charge 28 dps	18.8	86%
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Parabolic Charge 28 dps	17.9	81%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Parabolic Charge 28 dps	17.8	81%
Quick Attack 12 dps	Bulldoze 22.9 dps	17	77%
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Bulldoze 22.9 dps	16.4	75%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Bulldoze 22.9 dps	16.3	74%

Quickmove	Mainmove	DPS	Relative
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Thunderbolt 38.4 dps	21.6	100%
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Grass Knot 36 dps	20.6	96%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Thunderbolt 38.4 dps	20.4	87%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Grass Knot 36 dps	19.6	85%
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Parabolic Charge 28 dps	17.9	84%
Quick Attack 12 dps	Thunderbolt 38.4 dps	22	84%
Quick Attack 12 dps	Grass Knot 36 dps	21.1	80%
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Bulldoze 22.9 dps	16.4	80%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Parabolic Charge 28 dps	17.8	80%
Volt Switch 10.4 dps	Breaking Swipe 45 dps	20.1	77%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Bulldoze 22.9 dps	16.3	77%
Quick Attack 12 dps	Parabolic Charge 28 dps	18.8	76%
Mud-Slap 12.7 dps	Breaking Swipe 45 dps	19.2	75%
Quick Attack 12 dps	Bulldoze 22.9 dps	17	71%
Quick Attack 12 dps	Breaking Swipe 45 dps	21	68%

Counters & Raids

What counters Heliolisk?

The 5 strongest Pokémon you can use to defeat Heliolisk are:

Lucario,
Landorus (Therian),
Pheromosa,
Terrakion,
Groudon.

Heliolisk is a Electric/Normal type Pokémon, which makes it weak against Fighting and Ground moves.

These moves are calculated using type advantages / disadvantages, and including STAB. Click here for more info »

Stats & IVs

Base stats

Attack		219
Defense		168
Stamina		158

Max HP

Level 40

136

Size

Height	1 m
Weight	21 kg

Other

Base capture rate	0%
Base flee rate	0%
Buddy walk distance	3 km

Max CP

Level 15 Research encounters	1,114
Level 20 Max hatched / raids	1,485
Level 30 Max wild	2,229
Level 40	2,600
Level 50	2,939

Max CP with weather boost

Level 25 (raids)	1,857
Level 35 (wild)	2,414