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Snover is a Grass/Ice-type Pokemon in Pokemon GO, originally from the Sinnoh region (#459, Generation 4). With a max CP of 1,311 and base stats of 115/105/155 (Atk/Def/Sta), Snover has a total stat product of 375.
Snover is weak to Fire, Bug, Fighting, Flying, Poison, Rock, Steel-type moves (double weak to Fire). It resists Electric, Grass, Ground, Water-type attacks. Snover is a 3.0 km buddy Pokemon.
Stats
Type Chart
Moves
Fast Moves
Charged Moves
Best Moveset Analysis
Among fast moves, the highest DPS option is Leafage (12 DPS), while Powder Snow generates energy the fastest (15 EPS).
Evolution
Forms & Variants
Raid Guide
Snover as Raid Boss
Not Currently in RaidsSnover is not currently available as a raid boss. When Snover returns to raids, here are the best counters to defeat it. A 100% IV Snover from raids would have 662 CP at level 20, or 828 CP at level 25 with weather boost.
Best Counters to Beat Snover
Snover is weak to Fire, Bug, Fighting, Flying, Poison, Rock, Steel-type moves, so counters with these move types will deal the most damage.
How to Get Snover
Snover can be encountered in the wild in Pokemon GO.
A Shadow version of Snover is available from Team GO Rocket. Shadow Snover knows Frustration as its charged move, which can be removed with a Charged TM. Purifying costs 3,000 Stardust and 3 Candy, and the purified form learns Return. Walking Snover as your buddy earns 1 candy every 3.0 km. It also earns 15 Mega Energy per km when you have Mega Evolved it before.
Snover Catch CP
These are the possible CP values when encountering Snover in different scenarios. The range shows minimum (lowest IV floor) to maximum (100% perfect IV).
A 100% IV Snover from raids or eggs will show 662 CP at level 20. If you see this number, don't hesitate — it's a perfect catch!
Trainer Tips
Snover is a Grass/Ice-type Pokemon with a stat total of 375. With its bulk spread of 105 Defense and 155 Stamina, Snover has solid survivability in battles.
Be careful of Snover's double weakness to Fire-type moves, which deal 156% increased damage. Opponents with these move types can take down Snover very quickly.
Snover's moves get a damage boost in Sunny and Snow weather. Take advantage of weather conditions to maximize your DPS in raids and gym battles.
Unlocking a second charged move costs 50,000 Stardust and 50 Candy. With 3 charged moves available, a second move gives Snover much better coverage in PvP battles.
Should I Invest in Snover?
Power-Up Costs
Verdict
Collector's Pick
Snover is a Grass/Ice-type Pokemon with base stats of 115/105/155 (Atk/Def/Sta) and a max CP of 1,311. While it doesn't currently rank among the top raid attackers or PvP contenders, every Pokemon has its place in a trainer's collection. Snover may shine during specific events, in limited-format cups, or when new moves are added in future updates. For now, hold onto a good IV specimen but save your Stardust and Candy for more impactful investments unless you're a dedicated fan of this Pokemon.
Shadow vs Regular: Shadow Snover deals 20% more damage but takes ~20% more. For raids, Shadow is generally the better investment. For PvP, evaluate matchups carefully — the bulk loss can be significant.