Inteleon was introduced in Pokémon Sword and Shield, released for Nintendo Switch in 2019, as the final evolution of the Water-type starter Sobble, via Drizzile. Designed with a secret agent theme, it gained attention for its Gigantamax form and its signature move Sniper Shot. Like other Pokémon, its cry is a short synthesised call used across mainline games and spin-offs. Fans rip and share individual cries for team videos, soundboards and edits, and Inteleon's distinctive chirp remains popular for marking its appearances.
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Inteleon's cry from Pokémon Sword and Shield, the sharp call of the Water-type starter's final evolution, used in battles, edits and Pokémon fan videos.
This is the in-game cry of Inteleon, the sleek Water-type Pokémon and final evolution of Sobble from Pokémon Sword and Shield. Lasting just under a second, it is a sharp, high-pitched electronic chirp with a quick rising tone that sounds secretive and alert, fitting Inteleon's secret agent design. In the games the cry plays when Inteleon enters battle or is viewed in the Pokédex. Dropped into a video, it instantly signals a Pokémon reveal, a surprise appearance or a character acting cool and stealthy under pressure.