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Pokémon Scarlet & Violet

How to Beat Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan

By
Shane Williams

Find out how to beat Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet with the below guide. We have details on where to find it, what Pokémon we recommend you bring along and ultimately, how to beat Klawf.

Klawf is a level 15 Rock Type.

Where to Find It - How to Beat Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan

Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan can be found by roaming around the east side of the Naranja Academy between the South Province (Area Three) and East Province (Area One). Alternatively, you can head northwest from the Artazon West Pokemon Center. Now you know where to find it, let’s move on to everything you need to know about how to beat Flawf, the Stony Cliff Titan.

How to Beat Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan

Recommended Pokémon for the Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan

The key in learning how to beat Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan is making sure Pokémon are at least Level 17. Klawf is a Rock Rock type, so you’ll ideally want to bring along Grass Grass or Water Water Pokémon due to these being Klawfs biggest weaknesses, so if you picked Sprigatito or Quaxly, they’ll be great candidates here. Additionally, you can use Ice Ice, Fighting Fighting, Ground Ground, Steel Steel in this battle, as Klawf is still weak to these elements but just not as much as Grass Grass or WaterWater,

If you didn’t pick Sprigatito or Quaxly at the start of the game or you would like to bring along some other Pokémon to help out in the fight, then you should consider these options when figuring out how to beat Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan:

Pokemon Type
Diglett Ground Ground
Psyduck Water Water
Magikarp Water Water
Sunkern Grass Grass
Hoppip Grass Grass
Skiddo Grass Grass
Shroomish Grass Grass
Makuhita Fighting Fighting

Best Strategies for Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan

You’ll end up fighting Klawf, the Stony Cliff Titan twice, although there’s a brief pause in-between the two fights, if you need to rest etc. If you’ve selected any of the Pokémon mentioned above, then some of these attacks will be useful for the upcoming battle. "Psyduck" IconPsyduck Water Gun, "Makuhita" IconMakuhita Arm Thrust, "Skiddo" IconSkiddo Leech Seed or Razor Leaf and "Hoppip" IconHoppip Sleep Powder.

(1 of 4) Klwarf can use Rock Smash

For attacks Klawf can use Vise Grip which can deal decent damage to your Pokémon depending on your level. "Rock Tomb" iconRock Tomb which will cause Speed Down on your Pokémon, so it could increase the chance of Klawf being able to take it’s turn before you. Once you take Klawfs health below 50% it will activate the ability “Anger Shell” which will increase its Attack, Sp. Atk and Speed but at the cost of lowering its defense. Next up, Klawf can perform Rock Smash will lower your defense which means your Pokémon will take more damage from regular attacks.

Round 2

Once you’ve taken Klawfs health down into the red it’ll flee and you’ll need to find it in order to complete the battle. Simply, walk down the hill you took to reach him the first time and you’ll see it waiting at the bottom. During this phase Klawf will be buffed after chowing down on a Herba Mystica, but dont worry too much as Arven will be fighting alongside you this time with "Shellder" IconShellder which is a Water Water type. Shellder will use Leer against Klwarf to lower its defense and its Water Gun which will deal a lot of damage due to it hitting its elemental weakness.

All of Klawfs attacks in phase two are the same as phase one, but can just deal more damage, so you’ll want to make sure your Pokémons HP is topped up. The only real difference between these phases is that Klawfs will use Anger Shell again to increase its overall stats, but at the cost of lowering his sp. defense and regular defense.

After the Battle

Upon defeating Klawf and completing the Rock Titan you’ll gain access to Dash which is a new travel ability. This can be used by pressing Joy-Con-ButtonPlus button on the joycons or pro controller to hop onto Miraidon or Koraidon, then press in the Joy-Con-Stick-L to dash. This will allow you get through areas quicker, but be careful of nearby Pokémon or Trees as hitting them will initiate a battle.

You’ll now have the ability to dash on your Legendary Pokémon!

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Guide Information
  • Publisher
    Nintendo, Pokemon Company International
  • Platforms,
    Switch
  • Genre
    RPG
  • Guide Release
    17 November 2022
  • Last Updated
    10 May 2024
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