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ESTP

ESTP Pokémon: The Ace

ESTP trainers jump into the fight first and figure it out on the way. Their Pokémon are all action: bold (E), physical (S), competitive (T) and impulsive (P). Charmander's tail flame flares with every battle, Garchomp hunts at full speed, and Jolteon reacts before anyone else has moved. Raikou races across the land like lightning, and Mankey explodes at the smallest provocation, then charges in before thinking twice. If you got ESTP, your team is fast, loud and always up for a challenge.

Trainer card

Trainer

ESTPThe Ace
  • CharmanderCharmander
  • RattataRattata
  • MankeyMankey
  • GeodudeGeodude
  • DoduoDoduo
  • KrabbyKrabby

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12 ESTP Pokémon and why

  • Charmander

    Charmander #4

    Its tail flame flares with every fight: competitive, physical and quick to act.

  • Rattata

    Rattata #19

    Bold, quick and always gnawing, it lives for the next scrap and the next sprint.

  • Mankey

    Mankey #56

    It explodes with anger at the smallest thing and acts first, thinks later.

  • Geodude

    Geodude #74

    Tough, blunt and always up for a test of strength, often by rolling into things.

  • Doduo

    Doduo #84

    Two heads, then three, that argue but run at full speed toward whatever comes next.

  • Krabby

    Krabby #98

    It pinches first and asks later, proud of its giant claw.

  • Electabuzz

    Electabuzz #125

    Always charged up and looking for a fight, it loves thunderstorms.

  • Tauros

    Tauros #128

    It charges with its herd and whips itself with its tails to get going.

  • Jolteon

    Jolteon #135

    Jolteon is all nervous energy and reacts instantly to anything.

  • Aerodactyl

    Aerodactyl #142

    An ancient sky predator, loud, fast and aggressive.

  • Totodile

    Totodile #158

    It chomps on anything that moves, energetic and a bit reckless.

  • Qwilfish

    Qwilfish #211

    It swallows water to puff up and fire its spines: all reaction.

All 101 ESTP Pokémon

  • Charmander
  • Charmeleon
  • Charizard
  • Rattata
  • Raticate
  • Mankey
  • Primeape
  • Geodude
  • Graveler
  • Golem
  • Doduo
  • Dodrio
  • Krabby
  • Kingler
  • Electabuzz
  • Tauros
  • Jolteon
  • Aerodactyl
  • Totodile
  • Croconaw
  • Feraligatr
  • Qwilfish
  • Elekid
  • Raikou
  • Taillow
  • Swellow
  • Breloom
  • Vigoroth
  • Ninjask
  • Electrike
  • Manectric
  • Zangoose
  • Salamence
  • Chimchar
  • Monferno
  • Infernape
  • Cranidos
  • Rampardos
  • Buizel
  • Floatzel
  • Gible
  • Gabite
  • Garchomp
  • Electivire
  • Pansear
  • Simisear
  • Blitzle
  • Zebstrika
  • Venipede
  • Whirlipede
  • Scolipede
  • Basculin
  • Sandile
  • Krokorok
  • Krookodile
  • Scraggy
  • Scrafty
  • Mienfoo
  • Mienshao
  • Bouffalant
  • Rufflet
  • Braviary
  • Deino
  • Zweilous
  • Hydreigon
  • Terrakion
  • Thundurus
  • Fletchling
  • Fletchinder
  • Talonflame
  • Pancham
  • Pangoro
  • Incineroar
  • Crabrawler
  • Crabominable
  • Bruxish
  • Guzzlord
  • Zeraora
  • Chewtle
  • Drednaw
  • Arrokuda
  • Barraskewda
  • Sizzlipede
  • Centiskorch
  • Clobbopus
  • Grapploct
  • Obstagoon
  • Dracozolt
  • Dracovish
  • Regieleki
  • Overqwil
  • Nymble
  • Lokix
  • Capsakid
  • Scovillain
  • Varoom
  • Revavroom
  • Annihilape
  • Great Tusk
  • Gholdengo
  • Gouging Fire

Questions

Which Pokémon are ESTP?
101 Pokémon match ESTP on this site, including Charmander, Rattata, Mankey, Geodude and Doduo. The full list is on this page.
How was each Pokémon assigned to ESTP?
By hand, one evolution family at a time, from how each Pokémon behaves in its Pokédex entries and games: whether it lives alone or in groups, relies on instinct or ideas, acts on logic or feeling, and keeps to a routine or improvises.

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