Timburr

The Muscular Pokémon
#532 - Timburr
Evolve	Gurdurr
Debut	Pokémon: Black Version Pokémon: White Version
Species Info
Type	+
Height	0.6 m (2'00")
Weight	12.5 kg (27.6 lbs.)
Color	Gray
Gender Ratio	3♂ : 1♀
Ability	Guts / Sheer Force
Hidden Ability	Iron First
Egg Group	Humanshape
Icon		Sprite
File:I532.gif		File:532sprite.png
Footprint
30px
Base Statistics
Hit Points	75	Speed	35
Attack	80	Sp. Attack	25
Defense	55	Sp. Defense	35
Training Info
Catch Rate	190	Hatch Steps	5,120
Base Exp.	61	Effort Points	Att
Happiness	70
To Lv.100	Slow

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Timburr is a wood-wielding Pokémon that was introduced in the fifth generation games. It is the first of a three-step evolutionary line, with its evolved forms being Gurdurr and Conkeldurr.

Information

Timburr are Pokémon that always carry squared logs around and usually use them as weapons by swinging the lumber around. They have been known to appear at construction sites and offer help, like various other Fighting-type Pokémon. A Timburr is likely close to evolving when it can lug the wood around with ease.

Timburr evolves into Gurdurr at Level 28.

Appearances

Mainstream Games

In Pokémon: Black and White Versions, they appear uncommonly outside Pinwheel Forest and at Cold Storage.

Other Games

In Pokémon Rumble Blast, Timburr was found at the canyon area of the Volcanic Slope. In PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond, it was found at the entrance to Seasong Beach in the Cove Area and was befriended through a battle.

Other Appearances

Other Media

• In the Pokémon anime, Timburr was initially shown as part of Trip's team in one battle, where it lost to Ash's Oshawott. It evolved into Gurdurr at some point afterwards. Another episode featured a trainer who used a Timburr to find crime at Driftveil City.
• In the Pokémon Adventures manga, Timburr were shown being used by Team Plasma members in an early part of the Black/White arc to set up the stage for Ghetsis's speech. They had a brief battle with Black after a misunderstanding.

Trivia

• Its name is a play on timber.