Best Aggron Moveset

Metal Burst is a Steel move. It hits the foe that last damaged it with much greater power. This move shows high accuracy, making it excellent against Pokémon with strong finishing moves.

Type: Steel
Power: 0
Accuracy: 100%
PP: 10

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: 65
Generation V: 74
Generation VI: 63
Generation VII: 63
Generation VIII: 88

Generation III-VIII: n/a

Earthquake is a great choice for Aggron and many other Pokémon. It hits hard and covers many types, like Fire, Rock, Poison, and Electric. Be aware it struggles against Grass and Bug types, and it does zero damage to Flying types.

Type: Ground
Power: 100
Accuracy: 100%
PP: 10

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: n/a
Generation VI: n/a
Generation VII: n/a
Generation VIII: n/a

Generation III-VIII: Yes (TM26/TR10)

Heavy Slam is a simpler move. It slams the Pokémon's heavy body against the opponent. The move's force depends on the Pokémon's weight. Because Aggron is bigger than most Pokémon, this move works well for it and is a top move for Aggron.

Type: Steel
Power: 0
Accuracy: 100%
PP: 10

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: 57
Generation VI: 57
Generation VII: 57
Generation VIII: 72

Generation III-VII: n/a
Generation VIII: Yes (TR79)

Avalanche is an Ice type attack. It drops snow on the enemy. Any Pokémon attacking Aggron before it uses Avalanche takes double damage. Though tricky to land the double damage, it remains a top move because of its effect.

Type: Ice
Power: 60
Accuracy: 100%
PP: 10

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: n/a
Generation VI: n/a
Generation VII: n/a
Generation VIII: n/a

Generation IV,VIII: Yes (TM72/TM64)

Ice Punch is a strong, reliable Ice move. It acts like Fire Punch and Thunder Punch. It has a 10% chance to freeze the opponent. If a Pokémon freezes from the attack, it feels Aggron's anger.

Type: Ice
Power: 75
Accuracy: 100%
PP: 15

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: n/a
Generation VI: n/a
Generation VII: n/a
Generation VIII: n/a

Generation II-VII: n/a
Generation VIII: Yes (TM04)

Superpower is one of the strongest and riskiest fighting moves. It lets users unleash damage, but it lowers the Pokémon's Attack and defense stats right after. Players cornered can escape, but using Superpower.

Type: Fighting
Power: 120
Accuracy: 100%
PP: 5

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: n/a
Generation VI: n/a
Generation VII: n/a
Generation VIII: n/a

Generation II-VII: n/a
Generation VIII: Yes (TR39)

Protect stops all incoming attacks. This move helps Aggron escape danger if needed. Using it too much makes the move more likely to fail.

Type: Normal
Power: 0
Accuracy: 0%
PP: 10

Generation III: 37
Generation IV: 34
Generation V: 29
Generation VI: 16
Generation VII: 16
Generation VIII: 20

Generation III-VIII: Yes (TM17/TM25)

Fire Blast is one of the strongest fire moves. It sends a fiery blast that burns everything in its path. Any Pokémon hit feels the opponent's burning wrath.

Type: Fire
Power: 110
Accuracy: 85%
PP: 5

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: n/a
Generation VI: n/a
Generation VII: n/a
Generation VIII: n/a

Generation III-VII: Yes (TM38)
Generation VIII: Yes (TR15)

Stealth Rock lets users place floating rocks. If your opponent switches Pokémon, they take damage right away. Switching Pokémon already hurts your opponent's health, making this a great move for experienced players.

Type: Rock
Power: 0
Accuracy: 0%
PP: 20

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: n/a
Generation VI: n/a
Generation VII: n/a
Generation VIII: n/a

Generation IV, VII: Yes (TM76/TR76)

Toxic does not deal damage but poisons the target badly. It causes damage to increase with each turn. Toxic deals damage and has strategic value in tough trainer battles.

Type: Poison
Power: 0
Accuracy: 90%
PP: 10

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: n/a
Generation VI: n/a
Generation VII: n/a
Generation VIII: n/a

Generation III-VII: Yes (TM06)
Generation VIII: n/a

Low Kick is a fighting type move. It devastates large, heavy Pokémon by making them fall. Larger Pokémon take more damage. It is good if you face a team of large Pokémon, though it is weak against lighter ones.

Type: Fighting
Power: Varies
Accuracy: 100%
PP: 20

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: n/a
Generation VI: n/a
Generation VII: n/a
Generation VIII: n/a

Generation III-VII: n/a
Generation VIII: Yes (TR07)

Rock Blast, introduced in Gen three, lets users hurl boulders 2 to 5 times. Multiple tosses add up damage and can become a very strong attack, even if a single toss is not the strongest.

Type: Rock
Power: 25
Accuracy: 90%
PP: 10

Generation III: n/a
Generation IV: n/a
Generation V: n/a
Generation VI: n/a
Generation VII: n/a
Generation VIII: n/a

Generation VIII: Yes (TM54)

Roar is a classic, non-damaging move. It drives off wild Pokémon using sheer fear. Roar also forces another Pokémon to take its place during battle. This makes it a sound strategic move, one of the best.

Type: Normal
Power: 0
Accuracy: 0%
PP: 20

Generation III: 21
Generation IV: 22
Generation V: 18
Generation VI: 19
Generation VII: 19
Generation VIII: 12

Generation III-VIII: Yes (TM05/TR35)