Cobblemon Alpha Pokémon TMs
Search which Alpha Pokémon unlock each TM — or which TMs a specific Alpha can unlock. Built from Cobblemon 1.8 game data.
Acid Spray
Acrobatics
Aerial Ace
Agility
Air Slash
Alluring Voice
Amnesia
Ancient Power
Aqua Tail
Aura Sphere
Aurora Veil
Avalanche
Baton Pass
Beat Up
Blast Burn
Blaze Kick
Blizzard
Body Press
Body Slam
Bounce
Brave Bird
Breaking Swipe
Brick Break
Brine
Brutal Swing
Bug Buzz
Bulk Up
Bulldoze
Burning Jealousy
Calm Mind
Close Combat
Cosmic Power
Cross Poison
Crunch
Curse
Darkest Lariat
Dark Pulse
Dazzling Gleam
Defog
Dig
Dive
Double-Edge
Double Team
Draco Meteor
Dragon Claw
Dragon Dance
Dragon Pulse
Dragon Tail
Draining Kiss
Drain Punch
Drill Run
Dual Chop
Dual Wingbeat
Earth Power
Earthquake
Electro Ball
Electroweb
Encore
Endeavor
Energy Ball
Expanding Force
Explosion
Facade
Fire Blast
Fire Punch
Flamethrower
Flare Blitz
Flash Cannon
Flip Turn
Fly
Focus Blast
Focus Punch
Foul Play
Frenzy Plant
Frost Breath
Future Sight
Giga Drain
Giga Impact
Grassy Glide
Gunk Shot
Gyro Ball
Heat Crash
Heat Wave
Heavy Slam
Hex
High Horsepower
Hone Claws
Hurricane
Hydro Cannon
Hydro Pump
Hyper Beam
Hyper Voice
Ice Beam
Ice Punch
Ice Spinner
Icy Wind
Iron Defense
Iron Head
Iron Tail
Knock Off
Lash Out
Leaf Blade
Leaf Storm
Leech Life
Light Screen
Liquidation
Low Sweep
Lunge
Magic Coat
Megahorn
Mega Kick
Mega Punch
Metal Sound
Meteor Beam
Misty Explosion
Muddy Water
Mystical Fire
Nasty Plot
Ominous Wind
Outrage
Overheat
Pain Split
Petal Blizzard
Phantom Force
Play Rough
Pluck
Poison Jab
Pollen Puff
Poltergeist
Power Gem
Power-Up Punch
Power Whip
Protect
Psychic
Psychic Fangs
Psychic Noise
Psycho Cut
Psyshock
Razor Shell
Reflect
Rest
Retaliate
Revenge
Rising Voltage
Rock Climb
Rock Polish
Rock Slide
Roost
Scald
Scale Shot
Scorching Sands
Seed Bomb
Self-Destruct
Shadow Ball
Shadow Claw
Signal Beam
Silver Wind
Skitter Smack
Sky Attack
Sky Drop
Sludge Bomb
Sludge Wave
Smart Strike
Snarl
Solar Beam
Solar Blade
Spikes
Stealth Rock
Steel Beam
Steel Wing
Stomping Tantrum
Stone Edge
Stored Power
Strength
Substitute
Sucker Punch
Supercell Slam
Superpower
Surf
Swagger
Swords Dance
Synthesis
Tailwind
Take Down
Taunt
Temper Flare
Throat Chop
Thunder
Thunderbolt
Thunder Punch
Toxic
Toxic Spikes
Tri Attack
Trick Room
Triple Axel
Uproar
U-turn
Vacuum Wave
Venoshock
Volt Switch
Waterfall
Weather Ball
Wild Charge
Will-O-Wisp
X-Scissor
Zen Headbutt
How Cobblemon Alpha TMs work
In Cobblemon 1.8, Alpha Pokémon always know 2 TM-compatible moves rolled from that species’ TM learnset (Tera Blast excluded). Obtaining an Alpha that knows a move unlocks the matching TM recipe for the TM Machine — so Alpha hunts are one of the best Cobblemon TM locations for progression.
Frequently asked questions
How do Alpha Pokémon unlock TMs in Cobblemon?
In Cobblemon 1.8, Alpha Pokémon spawn with 2 random TM-learnable moves from their species learnset. When you obtain an Alpha that knows a TM-compatible move, that TM recipe unlocks for the TM Machine.
Do Alpha Pokémon drop TM items?
No. Alphas do not drop fixed TM items. They know random TM moves from their learnset, and catching (or otherwise obtaining) one that knows a move unlocks the craftable TM recipe.
Where do Cobblemon TM locations come from?
Most TM recipes are unlocked by Pokémon that know the move — Alpha hunts are one of the fastest ways. Some TMs can also be found on Data Monitors / exploration loot. Once unlocked, craft them at the TM Machine with Type Gems and recipe ingredients.
Which TMs come from which Alpha Pokémon in Cobblemon?
Each species can only roll Alpha TM moves from its own TM learnset. Use this tool to search a TM and see every Pokémon whose Alpha form can unlock it, or search a Pokémon to see every TM its Alpha can potentially unlock.