Marill

Water Fairy

Marill is a Water and Fairy-type Pokémon in Pokémon GO, with a maximum Combat Power of 521 CP. Marill best moveset in Pokémon GO is Tackle and Aqua Tail.

Marill is weak to Electric, Grass, and Poison moves. It is strong against Bug, Dark, Fighting, Fire, Ice, Water, and Dragon moves. Shiny Marill is available in Pokémon GO. Marill is boosted by Rain and Cloudy weather.

Stats

Max CP	521 CP
Attack	37 ATK
Defense	93 DEF
Stamina	172 STA
Weather Boost	Rain Cloudy
Released	Yes
Shiny released	Yes
Buddy distance	3 km

Pokédex information

Pokédex Number	#183
Height	0.41 m
Weight	8.5 kg
Region	Johto Generation 2
Can be traded	Allowed
Pokémon Home transfer	Allowed
Base Catch Rate	20%
Base Flee Rate	0%
Catch rewards	3 100
Additional Move Cost	50 50000

Marill weaknesses and resistances

Weaknesses

Marill takes increased damage from Electric, Grass, and Poison type moves.

Weaknesses

Electric	160.0%
Grass	160.0%
Poison	160.0%

Resistances

Marill takes reduced damage from Dragon, Bug, Dark, Fighting, Fire, Ice, and Water type moves.

Resistances

Dragon	39.1%
Bug	62.5%
Dark	62.5%
Fighting	62.5%
Fire	62.5%
Ice	62.5%
Water	62.5%

Type chart shows the percentage (%) of damage taken from an incoming attack of a particular type.

Marill's best moveset

Marill's best moveset is Tackle and Aqua Tail, with 3.90 DPS (damage per second) and 54.6 TDO (total damage output). These moves are boosted by Partly Cloudy and Rain weather.

Best Marill moves

Tackle

Aqua Tail

DPS3.90

TDO54.60

Score4.6

Weather Boost

If you are unable to get Marill with its best moveset, we recommend to use Tackle/Bubble Beam. You will lose around 5.1% DPS and TDO, which makes these moves a viable alternative to Marill's strongest moveset (Tackle/Aqua Tail).

Marill moves comparison

The following chart shows Marill's DPS and TDO for every fast and charge attack combination. This chart is useful for comparing the relative strength of Marill's movesets. You can change the weather and the opposing Pokémon to see how it affects the rankings.

Opponent

#	Fast Attack	Charged Attack	DPS	TDO	Score 🔽
1.	Tackle	Aqua Tail	3.90	54.6	4.6
2.	Tackle	Bubble Beam	3.70	51.8	4.4
3.	Tackle	Body Slam	3.56	50.0	4.2
4.	Bubble	Aqua Tail	3.48	48.7	4.1
5.	Bubble	Bubble Beam	3.27	45.8	3.9
6.	Bubble	Body Slam	3.13	43.9	3.7

Fast Attacks

Tackle550.5s
Type effectiveness chart
62.5%
Rock
Steel
39.1%
Ghost
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 5
Energy 5
Weather boost
Partly Cloudy
Duration 0.5s
Damage window 0.3s - 0.5s
Trainer Battles
Damage 3
Energy 3

Effects
Tackle has no special effects.
See Tackle details page ↗
Bubble12141.2s
Type effectiveness chart
160.0%
Ground
Rock
Fire
62.5%
Water
Grass
Dragon
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 12
Energy 14
Weather boost
Rain
Duration 1.2s
Damage window 0.8s - 1.0s
Trainer Battles
Damage 8
Energy 11

Effects
Bubble has no special effects.
See Bubble details page ↗

Damage	5
Energy	5
Weather boost	Partly Cloudy
Duration	0.5s
Damage window	0.3s - 0.5s

Damage	3
Energy	3

Damage	12
Energy	14
Weather boost	Rain
Duration	1.2s
Damage window	0.8s - 1.0s

Damage	8
Energy	11

Charged Moves

Bubble Beam45331.9s
Type effectiveness chart
160.0%
Ground
Rock
Fire
62.5%
Water
Grass
Dragon
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 45
Energy 33
Weather boost
Rain
Duration 1.9s
Damage window 1.4s - 1.7s
Trainer Battles
Damage 25
Energy 40

Effects
Special
Bubble Beam has a 100.0% chance to:
Decrease Target's Attack by 20.0%
See Bubble Beam details page ↗
Aqua Tail50331.9s
Type effectiveness chart
160.0%
Ground
Rock
Fire
62.5%
Water
Grass
Dragon
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 50
Energy 33
Weather boost
Rain
Duration 1.9s
Damage window 1.2s - 1.6s
Trainer Battles
Damage 55
Energy 35

Effects
Aqua Tail has no special effects.
See Aqua Tail details page ↗
Body Slam50331.9s
Type effectiveness chart
62.5%
Rock
Steel
39.1%
Ghost
Gym and Raid Battles
Damage 50
Energy 33
Weather boost
Partly Cloudy
Duration 1.9s
Damage window 1.2s - 1.7s
Trainer Battles
Damage 60
Energy 35

Effects
Body Slam has no special effects.
See Body Slam details page ↗

Damage	45
Energy	33
Weather boost	Rain
Duration	1.9s
Damage window	1.4s - 1.7s

Damage	25
Energy	40

Damage	50
Energy	33
Weather boost	Rain
Duration	1.9s
Damage window	1.2s - 1.6s

Damage	55
Energy	35

Damage	50
Energy	33
Weather boost	Partly Cloudy
Duration	1.9s
Damage window	1.2s - 1.7s

Damage	60
Energy	35

Legacy Elite Fast and Charge Attacks can only be obtained during special events, or by using an Elite Fast TM or an Elite Charge TM. Legacy moves are marked with an asterisk (*). The table above provides information on different moves Marill has in Pokémon GO, along with their corresponding DPS (Damage per Second) and TDO (Total Damage Output).

Marill Special CP Values

Max CP values in Raids, Eggs, Field Research

Marill's has 521 max CP (at Level 50). A Marill obtained from Raids can be encountered from 229 CP to 263 CP, or if weather boosted, in the 287 CP to 329 CP range. In Field and Special Research, Marill can be found in the 172 CP to 197 CP range.

Max CP	521 CP
Max CP	Level 50, 15/15/15 IVs
Research	172 CP - 197 CP
Research	Level 15, 10/10/10 minimum IVs
Eggs	229 CP - 263 CP
Eggs	Level 20, 10/10/10 minimum IVs
Raids	229 CP - 263 CP
Raids	Level 20, 10/10/10 minimum IVs
RaidsWeather Boost Rain Cloudy	287 CP - 329 CP
RaidsWeather Boost Rain Cloudy	Weather boosted, Level 25, 10/10/10 minimum IVs

More information

Field and Special Research encounters are always Level 15. IVs range from 10 (min) to 15 (max). Field Research encounters have a 10/10/10 IV floor.
Pokémon hatched from Eggs are always Level 20. IVs range from 10 (min) to 15 (max). Egg Hatches have a 10/10/10 IV floor.
Raid Bosses caught without weather boost are always Level 20. IVs range from 10 (min) to 15 (max). Raid Catches have a 10/10/10 IV floor.
- 😈 Shadow Pokémon have 6/6/6 IV floor in raids.
Raid Bosses caught with weather boost are always Level 25. IVs range from 10 (min) to 15 (max). Weather boosted Raid Catches have a 10/10/10 IV floor.
- 😈 Shadow Pokémon have 6/6/6 IV floor in raids.
Wild encounters range from Level 1 to Level 30 Pokémon. Their IVs range from 0 (min) to 15 (max) for each stat.
Weather Boosted wild Pokémon encounters get a 5 Level boost, bringing their Level range to Level 6 to Level 35. In addition, they have a guaraneed minimum IV value of 4 for each stat, resulting in a 4/4/4 IV floor.

Marill Max CP Chart

Max Combat Power per Level chart

Marill Max CP per level chart. This table shows maximum Combat Power values from Level 1 to Level 50.

LVL	CP	LVL	CP	LVL	CP
1	6 CP	2	20 CP	3	34 CP
4	48 CP	5	62 CP	6	76 CP
7	90 CP	8	104 CP	9	117 CP
10	131 CP	11	145 CP	12	158 CP
13	171 CP	14	184 CP	15	197 CP
16	211 CP	17	224 CP	18	237 CP
19	250 CP	20	263 CP	21	276 CP
22	290 CP	23	303 CP	24	316 CP
25	329 CP	26	342 CP	27	356 CP
28	369 CP	29	382 CP	30	395 CP
31	402 CP	32	408 CP	33	415 CP
34	422 CP	35	428 CP	36	435 CP
37	441 CP	38	448 CP	39	454 CP
40	461 CP	41	467 CP	42	473 CP
43	479 CP	44	485 CP	45	491 CP
46	497 CP	47	503 CP	48	509 CP
49	515 CP	50	521 CP

Marill evolution chart

Pokémon	Requires	Evolution
Marill	25 Candy	Azumarill
Azurill	25 Candy	Marill

Marill evolves into Azumarill which costs 25 Candy.
Azurill evolves into Marill which costs 25 Candy.

Regular and Shiny Marill

Mega Pokémon that boost Marill

A list of Mega Pokémon that boost Marill's Water and Fairy-type moves, Candy, and Candy XL from catching Marill.

Water

Fairy

More information

Mega and Primal Raid Bonus –Mega Pokémon boost the attack power of all other Pokémon when battling in Raid Battles by 10%. Attacks that share their type with the Mega Pokémon's type(s) receive a 30% boost. However, these bonuses do not stack if there are multiple Mega-Evolved Pokémon battling simultaneously; only the higher boost will be applied.

Mega and Primal Catch Bonus –While a Pokémon is Mega-Evolved, additional XP and Candy is granted when catching a Pokémon that shares a type with it, or for any raid boss caught. These do not stack with each other. Additionally, High and Max Level Mega-Evolved Pokémon grant an increased chance to obtain Candy XL when catching a Pokémon that shares a type with it.

Note on Primal Kyogre, Primal Groudon, and Mega Rayquaza

Primal Kyogre boosts Water-, Electric- and Bug-type attacks and Pokémon.
Primal Groudon boosts Fire-, Grass- and Ground-type attacks and Pokémon.
Mega Rayquaza boosts Flying-, Dragon- and Psychic-type attacks and Pokémon.

Marill Catch Rates

The base catch rate for Marill in Pokémon GO is 24.03%, calculated for catching a Level 20 with no berries. Curved Great throw has a 50.38% chance to catch, and adding a Razz Berry raises that to 65.04%.

Configure

		Normal	Nice	Great	Excellent
No Berry	-	24.03%	27.09%	33.78%	39.85%
No Berry	Curve	37.32%	41.56%	50.38%	57.86%
Razz Berry	-	33.78%	37.75%	46.11%	53.35%
Razz Berry	Curve	50.38%	55.33%	65.04%	72.65%
Silver Pinap Berry	-	39.02%	43.38%	52.38%	59.95%
Silver Pinap Berry	Curve	56.87%	61.98%	71.67%	78.89%
Golden Razz Berry	-	49.69%	54.62%	64.32%	71.94%
Golden Razz Berry	Curve	68.90%	73.89%	82.65%	88.47%

More information

Catch probability with multiple throws

In order to help Trainers understand their overall odds when catching Marill, we enable the functionality to showing the total chance to catch it depending on the number of available throws. We calculate this chance as if you repeated the same throw N-number of times.

To activate this functionality, change the number of Number of throws to a value greater than 1. The Number of throws option is available in the configuration options above the chart

Catch rate formula

Pokémon GO catch rate formula can be expressed as follows:

CATCH_MULTIPLIERS = ball * curve * berry * throwType * (type1Medal + type2Medal / 2)
CATCH_RATE = 1 - Math.pow(1 - baseCatchRate / (2 * cpm), CATCH_MULTIPLIERS)

There are different multipliers that come into play when calculating catch rate.

Curved throws are more effective than regular throws, stronger types of Poké Ball have a higher catch rate, and using a Razz Berry or a Golden Razz Berry also improves your chances.

Catch rate multipliers

The following table shows all the different catch rate multipliers in Pokémon GO:

Multiplier	Amount
Razz Berry	1.5
Silver Pinap Berry	1.8
Golden Razz Berry	2.5
Curveball	1.7
Nice Throw	1.15
Great Throw	1.5
Excellent Throw	1.85
PokéBall	1.0
Premier Ball	1.0
Great Ball	1.5
Ultra Ball	2.0
Bronze medal	1.1
Silver medal	1.2
Gold medal	1.3

Marill family

A list of Pokémon that are somehow related to Marill in Pokémon GO. Includes evolutions, regional, and form variations.

Marill

Azumarill

Azurill

List of Marill costumes

A list of Marill costumes available in Pokémon GO.

Marill high resolution sprites

A list of high resolution Pokémon HOME sprites related to Marill. Sprite description is a best guess on what the sprite is related to, use your own judgment. Click to download full 512x512 resolution.

Wallpaper

Marill Pokédex entries

Versions	Pokédex entry
Gold	The tip of its tail, which con tains oil that is lighter than wa ter, lets it swim without drowning.
Silver	The end of its tail serves as a buoy that keeps it from drowning, even in a vicious current.
Crystal	The fur on its body naturally repels water. It can stay dry, even when it plays in the water.
Ruby	MARILL’s oil-filled tail acts much like a life preserver. If you see just its tail bobbing on the water’s surface, it’s a sure indication that this POKéMON is diving beneath the water to feed on aquatic plants.
Sapphire	When fishing for food at the edge of a fast-running stream, MARILL wraps its tail around the trunk of a tree. This POKéMON’s tail is flexible and configured to stretch.
Emerald	Its body is covered with water-repellent fur. Because of the fur, it can swim through water at high speed without being slowed by the water’s resistance.
FireRed	The end of its tail serves as a buoy that keeps it from drowning, even in a vicious current.
LeafGreen	The tip of its tail, which contains oil that is lighter than water, lets it swim without drowning.
Diamond	Using its tail as a float, it dives underwater. It likes eating plants that grow on river bottoms.
Pearl	The tip of its tail is filled with oil that is lighter than water, so it acts as a float.
Platinum	The oil-filled end of its tail floats on water. It keeps MARILL from drowning even in a strong current.
HeartGold	The tip of its tail, which contains oil that is lighter than water, lets it swim without drowning.
SoulSilver	The end of its tail serves as a buoy that keeps it from drowning, even in a vicious current.
Black, White	The oil-filled end of its tail floats on water. It keeps Marill from drowning even in a strong current.
Black 2, White 2	The oil-filled tail functions as a buoy, so it’s fine even in rivers with strong currents.
X	The fur on its body naturally repels water. It can stay dry, even when it plays in the water.
Y	The tip of its tail is filled with oil that is lighter than water, so it acts as a float.
Omega Ruby	Marill’s oil-filled tail acts much like a life preserver. If you see just its tail bobbing on the water’s surface, it’s a sure indication that this Pokémon is diving beneath the water to feed on aquatic plants.
Alpha Sapphire	When fishing for food at the edge of a fast-running stream, Marill wraps its tail around the trunk of a tree. This Pokémon’s tail is flexible and configured to stretch.
Sword	This Pokémon uses its round tail as a float. The ball of Marill’s tail is filled with nutrients that have been turned into an oil.
Shield	Even after Marill swims in a cold sea, its water- repellent fur dries almost as soon as Marill leaves the water. That’s why this Pokémon is never cold.