Field recordNo. 393
Plamso, a nature creature in NOKEMON. Rarity: Rare.

Plamso

NatureRare

HP84–115
ATK42–73
DEF112–143
SPD42–73
FOC70–101

Where to find Plamso

Plamso moves between The Wild and Plaza. If one is quiet the other is worth the walk, and 70 other species share its main ground, so a dry spell there is normal rather than a sign you are in the wrong place.

How to catch Plamso

Plamso sits in the rare band with 171 others, needs a Precision ball at minimum, and opens at 21%, which leaves 288 of the 608 harder to land than this one. The freeze on the first throw makes it a race: The Wild holds 71 species, so the area is rarely empty when you find one.

Supply

The cap on Plamso is 402, tighter than 276 of the 608 species and looser than 331, and finite either way: the ceilings together come to 407,200 creatures for the whole world, forever.

In a fight

As one of 63 nature types sharing The Wild, it hits Water, Thunder hard and loses ground to Fire, Celestial, which is what will be thrown at it. It leans hard on defence: 112 against 84 for its next best, a gap of 28 that decides how it wants to be played.

Readings

Supply cap402ever, worldwide
Catch rate21%base, before timing
Min ballPrecisionor better
Shiny1 in 83rolled at capture

Questions

Where do I find Plamso in NOKEMON?

The Wild. Other players can attack you there, and dying leaves a tombstone anyone can open.

How do I catch Plamso?

Throw a Precision ball or better and win the timing bar. The base rate is 21% and your accuracy moves it, but the ball is spent whether you land the catch or not, so carry more than you think you need.

Is Plamso rare?

Not by the standards of this world: the cap is 402. It is still a ceiling though, and once it fills the species stops spawning for everyone.

What are the shiny odds on Plamso?

About 1 in 83 per capture. Nothing improves it: no ball, no streak, no item and no amount of waiting. The only lever you have is how many you throw at.

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