Facts for Kids

Carkol is a Rock/Fire-type Pokémon introduced in Generation 8! 🥳

It is the evolved form of Rolycoly and evolves into Coalossal. Carkol resembles a coal car, with a round body and wheels, and has black and gray colors, often with flames. This Pokémon is known for its friendly personality and a strong bond with its trainers. Carkol's main goal is to transport coal and maintain the energy supply! ⚡

It’s often seen rolling around on train tracks or helping in mines. Are you ready to learn more about this fun Pokémon? Let’s go! 🚂

Carkol has gained popularity among Pokémon fans for its unique design and abilities! It represents the Industrial Revolution with its train-like body and coal theme. 🚆

Many fans enjoy drawing Carkol and making fan art, showing just how much they love this Pokémon. Carkol is linked to various merchandise, games, and animated episodes, making it part of the Pokémon family! 🌟

Carkol has a special ability called Flame Body, which means it can burn enemies if they touch it! 🔥

It can also learn a range of moves, including Rapid Spin and Heat Wave. Carkol can spin quickly to clear away hazards! Some of its other cool moves include Incinerate and Smokescreen, which can block opponents' vision. 🌫

️ Trainers love using Carkol in battles because of its smart strategies!

Carkol evolves from Rolycoly at level 18! 🌱

When it evolves, it becomes more powerful and gains the ability to produce fire. After Carkol, it can evolve into Coalossal at level 34. Coalossal is much larger and has even more fiery abilities. Carkol is the middle evolution, which means it plays an important role in the evolution of these Pokémon, becoming stronger along the way! 💪

According to the Pokédex, Carkol is 837 in the Galar region. 🌍

Its Pokédex entry states, "Carkol can store energy in coal. When it rolls into battle, it releases bursts of flames." It loves to travel on train tracks, sticking to areas rich in coal. The Pokédex also mentions that Carkol rolls to transport coal and emits smoke to warn trainers if it's too tired. Isn’t that cool? 🤩

Did you know Carkol can create smoke signals to communicate with other Pokémon? 🌫

️ It’s true! Also, when excited, its wheels can spin super fast, making it roll away quickly! Carkol can also be found in various merchandise like plush toys and trading cards. 🎴

It was designed by Ken Sugimori, who has been creating Pokémon since the beginning! There are many fun adventures waiting for those who train with Carkol! 🥳

In Pokémon Sword and Shield, Carkol plays a significant role, allowing players to discover and catch it during their adventures. Players can train Carkol to increase its strength and evolve it into Coalossal! 🎮

Carkol is popular in battles and can often be seen in gyms across the Galar region. Trainers use Carkol's fiery powers to defeat tough opponents in the Pokémon League, making it a valuable team member! 🏆

Carkol can be found in various habitats across the Galar region, especially in areas rich in coal and near mines. ⛏

️ You can spot them rolling around in caves, grassy fields, and even train tracks! Carkol is often seen helping miners, making them friends in the Galar region. There are other Pokémon like Rolycoly and Coalossal that share similar habitats, making it a fun place for Pokémon trainers to explore! 🌳

Carkol has a unique train-like shape. 🚂

It is about 2 feet (0.6 meters) tall and weighs around 74.9 pounds (34 kg). With its round body, Carkol has four wheels, making it look like it can roll away! It has eyes that glow red when it's excited or angry, and its body is covered in black with gray patterns resembling coal. When it gets angry, it can shoot fire from its head, making it a scary sight! Carkol uses fire for energy, making it a powerful Pokémon. 🔥