Kricketot
Kricketot is a Bug type Pokémon introduced in the fourth generation . It evolves into Kricketune starting at level 10.
Physiology & Behavior [ ] Kricketot is a bipedal, bug-like Pokémon. The majority of its body is red with a pale yellow streak down its front and a black cape-like marking on its back. Its head is encircled with a flat, pale yellow structure similar to a collar. A female has a bigger collar than a male. Two hard, black antennae with curled tips are connected to the head by a dark red segment. A similar dark red segment forms this Pokémon's nose, and it has small, black hands and feet. Kricketot are known to stumble sometimes due to their short legs.
By shaking its head and rubbing its antennae together, Kricketot is able to create a sound similar to a xylophone or marimba that it uses to communicate with others of its kind. Kricketot are known to gather in greater numbers during autumn nights.
Appearances [ ] Main Games [ ] Side Games [ ] In the Anime [ ] In the Manga [ ] Origin & Inspiration [ ] In-game information [ ] Pokédex entries [ ]
Title
Entry
Fourth Pokémon generation
Pokémon Diamond It shakes its head back to front, causing its antennae to hit each other and sound like a xylophone.
Pokémon Pearl It chats with others using the sounds of its colliding antennae. These sounds are fall hallmarks.
Pokémon Platinum Its legs are short. Whenever it stumbles, its stiff antennae clack with a xylophone-like sound.
Pokémon HeartGold When its antennae hit each other, it sounds like the music of a xylophone.
Pokémon SoulSilver When its antennae hit each other, it sounds like the music of a xylophone.
Fifth Pokémon generation
Pokémon Black Its legs are short. Whenever it stumbles, its stiff antennae clack with a xylophone-like sound.
Pokémon White Its legs are short. Whenever it stumbles, its stiff antennae clack with a xylophone-like sound.
Pokémon Black 2 Its legs are short. Whenever it stumbles, its stiff antennae clack with a xylophone-like sound.
Pokémon White 2 Its legs are short. Whenever it stumbles, its stiff antennae clack with a xylophone-like sound.
Sixth Pokémon generation
Pokémon X It chats with others using the sounds of its colliding antennae. These sounds are fall hallmarks.
Pokémon Y When its antennae hit each other, it sounds like the music of a xylophone.
Pokémon Omega Ruby It chats with others using the sounds of its colliding antennae. These sounds are fall hallmarks.
Pokémon Alpha Sapphire When its antennae hit each other, it sounds like the music of a xylophone.
Eighth Pokémon generation
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond It shakes its head back to front, causing its antennae to hit each other and sound like a xylophone.
Pokémon Shining Pearl It chats with others using the sounds of its colliding antennae. These sounds are the hallmarks of fall evenings.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus When the trees take on new hues, more of these Pokémon appear. The tone they create by striking their antennae together resembles that of the marimba, an instrument of foreign lands.
Ninth Pokémon generation
Pokémon Scarlet Its legs are short. Whenever it stumbles, its stiff antennae clack with a xylophone-like sound.
Pokémon Violet When its antennae hit each other, it sounds like the music of a xylophone.
Game Locations [ ]
Title
Location(s)
Fourth Pokémon generation
Pokémon Diamond Routes 202 , 203 , 204 and 207 Morn/Night
Pokémon Pearl Routes 202 , 203 , 204 and 207 Morn/Night
Pokémon Platinum Routes 201 , 202 , 203 , 204 , 205 and 207 Morn/Night
Pokémon HeartGold National Park (Bug-Catching Contest )Th,Sat Viridian Forest (Swarm)
Pokémon SoulSilver National Park (Bug-Catching Contest )Th,Sat Viridian Forest (Swarm)
Fifth Pokémon generation
Pokémon Black Trade / Breed
Sixth Pokémon generation
Pokémon X Trade / Breed
Evolution [ ]
Base Stats [ ]
Base Stats
HP
37
Attack 25
Defense 41
Sp. Attack 25
Sp. Defense 41
Speed 25
Total 194
Moveset [ ] Gallery [ ]
Trivia [ ] True to its Pokédex entries, Kricketot's cry contains sounds reminiscent to that of a xylophone.
Kricketot evolves at the lowest level of Pokémon that are part of a two-stage evolutionary line, being at 10. 
