The Essentials on Snom
- Weaknesses
- ×4 Fire, Rock · ×2 Flying, Steel Table
- Resistances
- ×½ Grass, Ice, Ground
- Evolution
- Snom → Frosmoth
- Shiny
Alternate, rare colors: in the main games since X and Y, an encounter has a 1 in 4,096 chance of being Shiny, excluding hunting bonuses. View- Stats
- Total 185 · top stat: Special Attack (45) Detail
- In Current Games
- Scarlet and Violet: No. 350 in the Paldea Pokédex
- Pokémon GO: available
- Other Names
- Frissonille in French · ユキハミ, Yukihami in Japanese · Snomnom in German All Languages
Overview
Snom is a Ice and Bug-type Pokémon, No. 872 in the National Pokédex. Original generation: Generation 8. Category: Worm Pokémon. Height: 0.3 m, weight: 3.8 kg.
Snom evolves into Frosmoth.
Ability: Shield Dust. Hidden Ability: Ice Scales. Snom is weak to Flying and Steel-type moves (×2 damage). Snom is very weak to Fire and Rock-type moves (×4 damage).
Base Stats
The total determines a Pokémon's overall power.
Type Effectiveness
Multipliers received depending on the type of the opposing move (Ice / Bug). See the type chart
Abilities
Snom Evolution
Snom Forms and Shiny
Snom Moves
Moves this Pokémon can learn, by method.
Advanced Breeding
Where to Find Snom
Available in 4 games, 4 recorded encounters. Click a game to see the details.
Generation VIII
Generation IX
Transfer to Pokémon HOME
How to bring this Pokémon to HOME depending on the game of origin.
Competitive & Meta
Snom in Pokémon GO
- 528Max CP (Lv. 40)
- 302Perfect CP in Raids
- 5 kmper Candy as Buddy
- 400 🍬to evolve into Frosmoth
Pokédex Entries
Description by game, with language selection.
Multilingual Names
Media & Gallery
Frequently asked questions about Snom
What type is Snom?
Snom is a Ice and Bug-type Pokémon.
How do you evolve Snom?
Snom evolves into Frosmoth.
What are Snom's weaknesses?
Snom is weak to Flying and Steel-type moves (×2 damage). Snom is very weak to Fire and Rock-type moves (×4 damage).
What is Snom's Hidden Ability?
Snom's Hidden Ability is Ice Scales. Its regular Ability is Shield Dust.


