Complete Pokémon Bear list

A Pokémon is bound to suit your favorite animal, whatever its character. In this article, we'll find out what Pokémon bears are. We'll compile a list that covers the main entries and Pokémon Go. By the way, almost all bears are available in the mobile game. Let's take a look at the list of Pokémon Bears. On Pokémon Unite, you can also discover a third-party list of all Pokémon in buss rush mode.

Big Bear: Kubfu

This one is a teddy bear straight added by the Isle of Armor expansion, it's also known as the Kubfu. He has a grumpy expression and will take you on a fantasy-type adventure around the island. This bear embodies a pure fighting type, designed to resemble typical fighting gear worn when practicing Kung Fu.

Urshifu

After a while, Kubfu moves on to Urshifuand can be of two types which are Single Strike or Rapid Strike Urshifu. They depend on the scroll you show it in the Isle of Armor expansion for Sword and Shield. The only difference lies in the Pokémon's position, but above all in its secondary type. Single Strike receives the dark type, while Rapid Strike gets the water type bonus.

Stufful

This one is called the cute little Stufful. He is extremely strong given its small size. But, that's not really surprising because he's evolving into Bewear. They like to be alone, and don't enjoy the company of strangers. In fact, a double type of normal and fighter found in the Alola region.

Bewear

They are located in the lush forests of Alola. Although it's a bear with a cute Bewear look, you have to be careful because it's a Dangerous Pokémon who can put up a serious fight. It hugs hard enough to break bones. However, the Bewear is an excellent choice in terms of a teammate, as it has a dual normal and combat type. His strength is also incredible.

Pancham Bear

Let's face it, it's not a bear collection without a panda, and Pancham is here to fight that corner. Pancham is a little bear in the classic Pokémon style who has a powerful evolution. Indeed, when the Pancham are young, they admire the Pangoro, and try to copy their behavior in the wild.

Pangoro

The Pangoro reside in the heart of the Kalos jungles, and are also known as the Pangoro. Intimidating Pokémon. They evolve alongside Pancham and shine. However, Pancham is no longer a cute little friend, with his powerful movements and fighting/darkness type.

Cubchoo Bear

Polar bears are also part of the Pokémon franchise. This type of Pokémon is endowed witha nose dripping with ice. It roams the icy biomes of most games after Pokémon Black and White. His snot is frosty, and the key to his movements. In fact, he uses it as a raw material. On the other hand, he also wipes snot off people he doesn't like.

Béstique Bear

The fearsome Beartic is a straight, ice-type bear. He evolved from the tiny Cubchoo. He grows a beard and evolves from that lonely booger Cubchoo also had. He is a nice companionand a solid choice for all those who need a ice type in their team. At the same time, he can learn a little water and normal movements.

Teddiursa bear

The adorable little Pokémon bear. He's probably modeled on a moon Where a solar bear. Its particularly lunar touch plays on the Big Dipper constellation. Teddiursas always have their paws in front of their faces, as they are covered in honey and are constantly licking them.

Ursaring

The ursaring is the GM version of Teddiursa. In other words, another straight bear with a frightening air. It shows his short-tempered nature in Scarlet and Violet, also in this field, discover a third-party list of all Scarlet and Purple Pokémons. Once he spots a player, he sets off on a relentless pursuit that ends in a hard-fought battle. This bear may be purely normal, but don't be put off by using it as part of a team.

Ursalune Bear

It looks a bit sillyhowever, it is a excellent Pokémon for team use. It is now introduced in Pokémon Legends Arceus, and originates from the ancient region of Hisui. It's also in modern Pokémon Go, so we can use it to defend our local gyms.

Bear Pokémons are numerous, and you can choose them according to their behavior and strengths, but above all according to your team. Have you already used one of these Bear Pokémons? Share your experience with us in the comments section.