#; water types

[pokemon-middle-evo-poll]

[pokemonpetfinder]

Bubbles (Adopted)

Name: Bubbles

Species: Popplio

Type: Water

Terra Type: Water

Breed: Standard + Spotted

Sex: Female

Height: 1'00

Weight: 16 lbs

Ability: Torrent

Moveset: Grown, Pound, Water gun, Baby doll eyes

Bubbles is a young Popplio. We put her in a bucket because her pool had to be drained because some kid put a Tynamo in there, which could be dangerous for the water types, but she's fine and she's back in her pool. Bubbles is a timid but curious Popplio who enjoys playing with her toys and sleeping. She can get a bit nervous meeting new pokemon, but she can warm up to them easily. Not a picky eater and will eat many kinds of fish and berries. She has to have a mini lake or a pool since she's a Popplio (bathtubs don't count). If interested in adopting her, reblog this post with your qualifications and reasons why.

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[spittyfishy]

I forgot to post this ages ago but this was my piece for the @pkmnbwzine ! I absolutely adore Basculin so I was really happy to get to show these lovely fish some attention 💚❤️💙

And here is my Sitting Cuties Red Basculin next to the art lol

[stimboardboy]

pokémon dishwasher magnet

[quillpokebiology]

Hi. So I had an egg, and it hatched, and it's a wimpod.

I have no idea how to take care of a wimpod.

Any tips. Pretty please?

- @bug-catcher-lily

Wimpod Care Tips

Okay, what you need to know about Wimpod is that they are VERY skittish and will run at the first sight of danger. If you want to battle with Wimpod, you need to make sure it trusts you completely to make sure nothing bad happens to it.

Other than that, Wimpod are opportunistic scavengers and can and will steal your food, even if you keep them well fed. But I like to call what they have "the snom treatment." It's when a small bug type needs to eat a lot of food than one would think of them. So, giving them large portions for the meals is basically a requirement.

(Art by MattGFX on Twitter)

Other than that, Wimpod need a place with water (no, bathtubs don't count). Depending on the variant, you will need either a freshwater or a saltwater tank. If possible, you could also make a small pond area for them in a yard.

While wimpod can usually keep themselves clean, you should still bathe them from time-time-. Make sure you get soap made specifically for them since their skin can be damaged by the soap that we use.

Wimpod live in groups in the wild because of the whole safety in numbers thing. Getting them a friend is a good idea as well.

[matsuriwolf]

Mud!

[snailandfriends]

water types from memory. poliwag, magikarp, wingull, lapras, feraligatr, gorebyss, piplup, wailmer, squirtle, dewgong.

[mintaikk-deadaccount]

Pokemon OC Doodles

[wanderings-of-galar]

What’s your favourite Water Type and why isn’t it Inteleon? 🔫

Okay I just have to add that this is a JOKE I love all water types, I just love my buddy! I know this post would be funnier without this message but shush I can’t risk people getting upset!! TwT

[somethin-nice-abt-everymon]

Now for!

Slowpoke :0

I’ve literally doodles this one multiple times!

I love Slowpoke bc it reminds me of Proton!

Slowbro builds off the love for Slowpoke

Then Slowking has added benefits from the movie with a talking one (very smart lad) :D

Also the designs are simply adorable!

[pokemonpetfinder]

Lol (Adopted)

Name: Lol

Species: Wooper

Type: Water/Ground

Terra Type: Water

Breed: Standard

Sex: Male

Breed: Standard

Height: 6 in

Weight: 8 oz

Ability: Water Absorb

Moveset: Tail whip, Water gun

In this photo, Lol is trying to eat rocks, but I swear he's not dumb, he's just a baby. Because he's still a baby Wooper, he still has to stay in a freshwater tank. Once he grows in a couple of weeks, than you can let him out and walk around, but make sure you still give him a tank that has water and mud. For now he eats algae and tiny bugs. Of you're interested I'm adoption, reblog or reply your qualifications and reasoning for why.

[ranger-rai]

Got any cool facts about Lycanroc, Floatzel, or Talonflame?

Hmmmm, I've talked about a Talonflame, and Runt is always around to talk about it, but I haven't talked much about Sinnoh's native lifeguard.

Buizel and Floatzel are incredibly helpful water types with a pretty strong sense of duty.

While playful, they also are incredibly fast on the surface of the water and naturally boyuant, meaning they actually exert little energy, lifting someone out of the water.

They are natural lifeguards, usually living around beaches, rivers, and even around piers.

They are known to pull people out of the water if they believe they are drowning, sometimes not knowing if someone is playing or not, so better be safe than sorry.

They are also pretty closely related to Popplio in Alola, and recently we started a but of a cultural exchange out here, having some of our Buizel and Floatzel explore Alola and vice versa to see how well they interract either their environments.

Floatzel have a thick layer of natural oils that coats their fur, which helps insulate their body by running water off of them, allowing them to swim in colder waters like it's nothing.

They also have a unique fighting style involving their inflatable neck appendage, a style which has been studied by martial arts masters, resulting in a new aquatic style of fighting.

They are really cool pokemon and great companions, I highly recommend spending some time with one if you haven't already.

[runawaycarouselhorse]

Go view the tweet to see this beautifully atmospheric aquarium animation... and other beautiful peaceful Pokemon animations by this artist, they recently got to do an official collaboration!!

[octo-artist]

Ascended Dreadmare

Finally decided on the gimmick of my fake region and it’s currently being called ascension where a Pokémon briefly becomes imbued with a small portion of ancient power and effectively ‘Ascending’ for a few turns.

Dreadmare’s ascended form was heavily inspired by typhoons, kelpies, and Odin’s six legged steed Sleipnir.

[quillpokebiology]

hi!! i really love both water and electric types, but i’m wondering if it’s even ethical to raise them together considering their type dynamic. would the water pokemon get seriously hurt even if the electric pokemon didn’t use any moves?

Depends on the pokemon. If the electric type is careful, the water type will be safe. Many electric type pokemon can store their electricity, though, pokemon like Voltorb will sometimes explode which can release their electricity, and Muscrita pokemon (pkmn related to Pikachu) might need to release their excess electricity randomly. Pictures will sometimes release their electricity and have no control over it.

But, you can also train pokemon to release their electricity in the ground, and you can create a fast space for a Voltorb/Electrode. Plus, there's always Chinchou and Lantern.

Tldr; Yes, but some pokemon will be more dangerous than others