50 Original Pokemon Every True Fan Will Be Able To Name
- by Lacey Womack
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Pokémon is a media franchise that consists of video games, anime, trading cards, and other merchandise. Pokémon has been around since the 1990s and has been super popular ever since then among people who like to play the video games that have been released, watch the anime series, or play the card game. The Pokémon video games let the player play as a Pokémon Trainer, someone who lives in the region that each specific game is set in and travel around the region in order to catch, train, and battle Pokémon. Pokémon are fictional creatures created for the franchise that each have their own unique abilities. In the Pokémon games, wild Pokémon can be found out in the world and other Pokémon Trainers in the games will battle the player as they roam around the region.
The Pokémon franchise was launched with a total of 151 original Pokémon in the Pokédex but since then, the number of Pokémon has expanded significantly. To date, there are a total of over 800 Pokémon! Even though many people memorized the original 151 in the late 1990s when the franchise made its debut, it can be hard to keep up with the additions that have been made since then.
Who thinks they're a true Pokémon fan? Name these 50 original Pokémon to prove it!
Who knows the name of this Flying/Fire type?
Even though this huge Pokémon may look really similar to a dragon, it's actually not a Dragon-type Pokémon! Instead, this Pokémon is actually a dual-type Flying/Fire Pokémon and is the final form in the evolutionary phase of the starter Pokémon, Charmander. Even though this is Charmander's final phase, it can still Mega Evolve into two different Mega forms of itself, depending on the Mega Stone that it holds. This Pokémon walks on two legs and, like Charmander, has a long tail with a flame burning at the very tip of it. It has an orange body with teal on one side of its wings.
Name this Normal type.
This Normal-type Pokémon is one that doesn't evolve to or from any other Pokémon but a serious Pokémon fan will know that it really doesn't need to in order to be a super cool and really useful Pokémon for trainers to keep in their party. This Pokémon is really special because of the fact that it can breed with almost any other Pokémon in the Pokédex, regardless of its type and gender which are things that usually matter in Pokémon breeding. This Pokémon can also copy the appearance and moves of other Pokémon, making it a pretty tough one in Pokémon battles.
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon is definitely one that even the most casual Pokémon fans will be able to recognize. This Pokémon is best-known for being the Pokémon that the main character in the Pokémon anime series, Ash Ketchum, keeps as his main Pokémon after missing out on the normal starters in the Kanto region. Along with being Ash's Pokémon, this Pokémon has basically become the face of the Pokémon franchise over the years and is so hard to avoid. This Electric-type Pokémon is even one of the two Pokémon available to choose from in the latest Pokémon game, Pokémon Let's Go and has a movie about it coming out soon!
Name this Pokémon.
This dual-type Pokémon is a Normal/Flying type and is the first Pokémon in its evolutionary chain with one Pokémon that comes after it. This Pokémon resembles many birds that we have in the real world and it definitely acts similar to these birds. This Pokémon flies around and it is often found in large, open fields because of the fact that it can find its food there. This Pokémon isn't great at flying long distances but it's shown to be able to fly very quickly which makes up for the fact that it can't fly a long distance. Who knows this Pokémon's name?
Who can name this Psychic type?
This Pokémon is a Psychic-type and it's definitely not easy for many Pokémon trainers to catch. This Pokémon can be pretty tough to get your hands on for Pokémon trainers that aren't easy because of the fact that it has the ability to simply teleport away when it comes under attack, meaning that it can be hard to weaken or even approach! This Pokémon is the main Pokémon of the Psychic Pokémon trainer at the Saffron City Gym, Sabrina, and many Pokémon fans may recognize it because of that. This Pokémon evolves up twice, reaching its final phase when it is traded.
Name this Mythical Pokémon.
There are some Pokémon that are a lot more common than other Pokémon. Anyone who has played a Pokémon game will know that, in each area that a person is exploring in the region of the game, there are some Pokémon that seem to appear around every corner, whether they're the Pokémon that you're hunting for or not. Meanwhile, there are some Pokémon that are basically impossible to find and many people in the Pokémon world don't believe they actually exist. Those super rare Pokémon are known as Mythical Pokémon. This Pokémon was created by science and is a Psychic type and the last Pokémon in the Kanto Pokédex.
Name this Normal type.
This Pokémon is a Normal-type and is the main Pokémon featured in the latest Pokémon game, Pokémon Let's Go alongside Pikachu. This Pokémon is a Normal-type that evolves up one time into one of several different Pokémon which are all different types. Some of the Pokémon that this Pokémon might evolve up into, depending on the situation in which they evolve and how they evolve, include Vaporeon, a Water type that it evolves into when put in contact with a Water Stone and Espeon, a Psychic type that it evolves up into when leveled up in the daytime with a high friendship level.
Who is this Legendary Pokémon?
This Pokémon isn't just any Pokémon. It's actually a Legendary Pokémon. Legendary Pokémon are Pokémon that are incredibly rare and special and are the subject of myths and legends in the Pokémon game that they appear in. This Pokémon is one of the three Legendary Birds of the Kanto region. Legendary Pokémon are typically only available to trainers that are playing Pokémon games during certain special events or a special point in the game. This Legendary Pokémon is a dual-type Ice/Flying Pokémon and is accompanied by Moltres and Zapdos, the other two Legendary Birds of Kanto. What is this Pokémon's name?
Name this Pokémon.
This Water/Poison type Pokémon is one that looks like a jellyfish. Many Pokémon look similar to actual animals but they're way cooler than animals that we have in the real world. This jellyfish-like Pokémon is a blue one with large red circles on the top of its head and two long tentacles that extend from the bottom of its body. This Pokémon uses those two long tentacles to inject poison into its prey and it can control the Pokémon that it touches with its tentacles. This Pokémon can be found floating around in the ocean in different parts of the Pokémon world.
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon is a Normal type Pokémon that was introduced in Generation I and is probably easily recognized by many Pokémon fans because of the fact that it's a Pokémon that is used by Team Rocket. This Pokémon isn't just one that the members of Team Rocket keep in their party, though! This Pokémon is actually one that walks around with them and, unlike other Pokémon, can actually talk. In the anime series, this Pokémon adds a lot of really funny moments every time Jessie and James from Team Rocket come around to try to get their hands on Pikachu.
Name this starter.
This Pokémon is one that is easily recognized by many Pokémon fans because of the fact that it was one of the three starter Pokémon in the Kanto region. Each generation of Pokémon introduces us to new Pokémon and, in particular, introduces us to three new starter Pokémon. Anyone who plays the Pokémon games will know that the player has to choose one of the three starter Pokémon when they begin their journey as a Pokémon trainer. This starter Pokémon from the Kanto region is the Water type starter. It is a small, blue Pokémon with a turtle-like shell and a long tail.
Name this starter.
Each generation of Pokémon has three starter Pokémon that a Pokémon trainer can choose from. The three starter Pokémon are different types and, in the game, the Pokémon trainer's rival trainer will choose a different starter Pokémon that has a type that can be difficult to battle against to give the player a challenge. This Pokémon is one of the three starter Pokémon from Generation I of Pokémon. The other two starters in this generation are a Water type, Squirtle, and a Fire type, Charmander. This Pokémon is a Grass/Poison type that evolves up when it reaches level 16 and again at level 32.
Name this Water type.
This Pokémon is one that anyone who has played the Pokémon games will know isn't exactly the most powerful Water type Pokémon out there. This Pokémon can't learn very many moves and the moves that it can learn aren't exactly going to be effective in a battle, but any Pokémon fan will know that there's still some benefit to keeping this Pokémon in your party. When this Pokémon reaches level 20, it evolves up into Gyarados which is a much more powerful Pokémon. Even though this little orange fish, which can be found in tons of bodies of water, isn't powerful itself, its evolution is.
What Fossil Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon is a Fossil Pokémon. A Fossil Pokémon is a special type of Pokémon that comes from a fossil that can be found around the Pokémon world and is a piece of the Pokémon world history. A fossil found by someone playing a Pokémon can be taken and turned into a living Pokémon that can be put in their party like any other Pokémon. These Pokémon are relatively rare but are always part Rock type, including this Fossil Pokémon who is a dual-type Rock/Flying Pokémon and is resurrected from Old Amber. It does not evolve to or from any other Pokémon.
What Normal type Pokémon is this?
Anyone who has played the Pokémon games will know that this large Pokémon can be a pretty frustrating one to encounter. This Pokémon is huge and tends to block paths that Pokémon trainers really need to get through! Ugh, talk about frustrating. It's not easy to make your way through the Pokémon world and having an obstacle like this can make it even more difficult This Pokémon is a Normal-type Pokémon that has to be woken up by a Poké Flute in order to get it to move out of the way. A Baby Pokémon that it evolves up from was introduced in Generation IV.
Name this Pokémon.
This Fire type Pokémon is a small, brown Pokémon with orange fur on the top of its head and a large, bushy tail in the same orange shade that appears to be divided up into several sections. This Pokémon was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon and so was the Pokémon that it evolves up into. In order to evolve this Pokémon up into the next Pokémon in its evolutionary chain, Ninetails, a Pokémon trainer has to touch this Pokémon with a Fire Stone. This Pokémon is most commonly found in grassy areas like plains and fields. What Pokémon is this?
Name this Pokémon.
Calling all fans of the Pokémon anime series! This Pokémon is one that is definitely one that most Pokémon fans will remember because not only is it one of the Original 151 Pokémon from Generation I, it's also one of the Pokémon used by Team Rocket! In the series, James from Team Rocket keeps one of these Pokémon in his party. This Pokémon is a Poison type Pokémon that evolves up into Weezing when it reaches level 35. This Pokémon is typically found in urban areas like cities rather than being found in more natural areas like forests or lakes.
What Water/Ice type is this?
This Pokémon isn't like a lot of other Pokémon in that it doesn't actually evolve to or from any other Pokémon. That means that a Pokémon trainer looking for this Pokémon has to be pretty lucky and find it instead of hoping to find it or the Pokémon that it evolves up from. This Pokémon is a dual-type Water/Ice Pokémon that is found in large bodies of water. This Pokémon is a really helpful one that is shown to love to help Pokémon trainers and is often used as a ferry for trainers that need to travel across the ocean.
Name this Fairy type.
This Pokémon is a Fairy type. Any serious Pokémon fan will know that Fairy is a type that wasn't actually introduced into the Pokémon franchise until Generation VI. This Pokémon was introduced in Generation I and, like many other Fairy Pokémon that were introduced before Generation VI added Fairy type, this Pokémon was introduced as a Normal type Pokémon. Generation VI also added a Baby Pokémon that evolves up into this Pokémon. When this Pokémon comes in contact with a Moon Stone, it evolves up into Clefable, another Pokémon that was introduced in Generation I alongside this Pokémon. What's its name?
What's the name of this Ghost/Poison Pokémon?
This Pokémon is a Ghost/Poison type that evolves up from Gastly when Gastly reaches level 25. There are a lot of different ways that Pokémon can evolve and this Pokémon is definitely one that has a pretty unique evolution requirement. While many Pokémon evolve when they reach a certain level, like Gastly does when it evolves up into this dual-type Pokémon, this Pokémon actually has to be traded to another Pokémon trainer in order to reach its final evolutionary phase. This Ghost/Poison type Pokémon is typically found in really spooky places like caves and even remains loyal to their trainers after they pass away.
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon is a Fighting type Pokémon and is the final evolutionary phase of Tyrogue, a Baby Pokémon that was introduced in Generation I, one generation after this Pokémon was introduced. This Pokémon is like some other Pokémon in that it has a pretty interesting method for evolving. This Pokémon is one of Tyrogue's three final evolutionary forms, two of which were introduced in Generation I. Tyrogue evolves up into this Pokémon when its Defense stat is higher than its Attack stat beginning any time after it reaches level 20 which means trainers need to keep an eye on their Pokémon's stats to know how it will evolve.
What Water type is this?
Anyone who has watched the Pokémon anime series will know that this Pokémon can be a pretty frustrating one for any trainer that has it. In the series, Misty accidentally catches one which is pretty fitting since this Pokémon is a Water type and Misty's trainer specialty is Water type Pokémon, but it's not exactly a useful Pokémon to her. It escapes from its Pokéball pretty often. And when this Pokémon is out of its Pokéball, anyone familiar with this Pokémon will know that it often has a headache and is unable to actually battle against other Pokémon because of it.
What Psychic/Fairy type is this?
Even though most Pokémon look pretty similar to animals that we have in the real world, this Pokémon is one that is totally different from those because it actually doesn't look like an animal at all! Instead, this Pokémon looks pretty similar to a human. It has arms and legs and hands that are pretty similar to that of a human. It has rounded white hands that have pink balls on the tips of its fingers that look similar to the ones that cover its body and the ones on its cheeks. Who knows what this unique Pokémon's name is?
What Water type is this?
This Generation I Pokémon is a Water type and it definitely looks like one! This Pokémon has a round body with no arms but it does have two legs at the bottom of its body and a long, flat tail that helps it to swim around in the water. On the front of this Pokémon's body, it has a white circle that has a black spiral that spins around and around on its body. There are three more Pokémon in this Pokémon's evolutionary chain, one of which it reaches by hitting level 25 and the final Pokémon that it evolves into depends on the circumstances of its evolution.
What Electric/Steel type is this?
This Pokémon is a dual-type Electric/Steel Pokémon that is pretty different from other Pokémon in the franchise in that it doesn't actually look like an animal like some Pokémon do. Instead of looking like an animal, this Pokémon definitely lives up to its nature of an Electric/Steel type Pokémon because it looks like a piece of metal with three screws drilled into it and a magnet on each side to make up its arms. This Pokémon evolves up two more times, once when it hits a certain level and the next time when it levels up while in a certain location.
Who can name this Normal type?
This Pokémon is different from many others because of the fact that it's not an animal or even something similar to a human like many other Pokémon are. That means that this Generation I Pokémon is definitely one that's not easy to forget for many serious Pokémon fans. This Pokémon is made up physically of a lot of geometric shapes and was actually created entirely out of programming code. Pretty cool, right? There are really some interesting Pokémon and although a lot of the strange ones have been added in later generations, there are some like this one from the first generation that are really unique.
Name this Normal type.
Super fans of the Pokémon franchise will know that this Pokémon is the only starter that a trainer was able to choose in the game Pokémon Rumble, a game released exclusively on the Wii console. This Pokémon is a small one that looks a lot like a mouse with purple fur and red eyes. Like a mouse, it has large teeth. This Pokémon can be found in a ton of areas but is often found in urban areas because of the fact that there's so much food there. This Pokémon is one of the ones that has a different form in Generation VII's Alola region.
What Pokémon is this?
This Fighting type Pokémon is the second and final Pokémon in its evolutionary chain. This Pokémon is a small, round one that resembles a monkey with the nose of a pig and has long, cream-colored fur all over its body and darker fur on its arms and legs. Any Pokémon fan who has seen the Pokémon anime series will know that this Pokémon is totally not a super calm and relaxed Pokémon and that it gets upset very easily. A Pokémon trainer that stumbles upon it and simply looks at it in a way that it doesn't enjoy can definitely expect to be attacked.
Who can name this Poison type?
This Pokémon is one that many fans of the Pokémon franchise probably recognize because of the fact that Team Rocket has one. Jessie from Team Rocket is a trainer that often throws this Poison type Pokémon out during battles when she and her partner James are trying to concoct a plan to steal Ash's precious Pokémon, Pikachu. This Poison type Pokémon resembles a snake and it definitely acts like the snakes that we have in the real world, too! It lives in grassy areas where it can slither around in the tall grass and sneak up on its prey. Who knows this Pokémon's name?
Who knows this Grass/Poison type?
This Pokémon is a dual-type Grass/Poison type Pokémon that has an oval-shaped, yellow body with a large mouth at the bottom, a stem at the back, and two green leaves on either side of its body. This Pokémon is the second Pokémon in its evolutionary phase. It evolves up from Bellsprout when Bellsprout reaches level 21 and then, if this Pokémon becomes in contact with a Leaf Stone, it evolves up one more time into Victreebel. This Pokémon can be found in forests where it disguises itself among the trees and waits for unsuspecting prey to come walk under it so it can attack.
What Pokémon is this?
This Pokémon is a small, yellow one that has rectangular, hard scales all over its body that protect it from the elements and from predators. This Pokémon is a Ground type Pokémon that evolves up once into another Pokémon when it reaches level 21. When in the Alola region, this Pokémon is one of a few that are actually really different. This Pokémon is different because it's an Ice type Pokémon in the Alola region and is found in cold climates there like tall mountains. When in other regions, this Ground type Pokémon is often found hiding underground or living in caves.
Name this Pokémon.
There are a lot of Pokémon that were introduced in the first generation of Pokémon but underwent some major changes in later generations. This Pokémon is no exception! This Normal type Pokémon was introduced in Generation I but in the Generation VII region of Alola, the practice of riding this bull-like Pokémon became more common because of the fact that the Alola region's warm climate keeps this Pokémon pretty calm and not quite as easily agitated as other regions of the Pokémon world make it. This Pokémon is often found in grassy areas like plains and fields. What is this Pokémon's name?
Name this Water type Pokémon.
This Water type Pokémon is a small one with a purple shell that opens at one side to reveal two large eyes and a long tongue that poke out. This Pokémon is the first in its evolutionary chain and it evolves up once into one other Pokémon, a dual-type Water/Ice Pokémon, when it becomes in contact with a Water Stone. This Pokémon can also become another type of Pokémon without evolving, though. If this Pokémon attaches itself to the tail of a Slowpoke, the two of them fuse together to become a Slowbro. If it attaches to the head of a Slowpoke that is holding a King's Rock, they become a Slowking.
Name this Legendary Pokémon.
This Legendary Pokémon is one of the very first Legendary Pokémon to be introduced into the Pokémon franchise. This Pokémon is from the Legendary Pokémon group that appeared in the first Pokémon game, a group of three Flying type Pokémon known as the Legendary Birds of Kanto. Each of the three Legendary Birds, including this one, are dual-type Pokémon with one type being Flying and the other being either Electric, Ice, or Fire. This Pokémon is the Electric/Flying type Legendary Bird. When this Pokémon flaps its wings, it causes a large lightning storm that can be pretty dangerous for those around it!
What Dragon type Pokémon is this?
Even though this Pokémon may look like its a snake, it's actually a Dragon type Pokémon! This Pokémon is the middle phase in its evolutionary chain, having evolved up from Dratini at level 30 and then up to Dragonair when it reaches level 55. This Pokémon is unique because of the fact that its final evolutionary phase, Dragonair, is known as a pseudo-Legendary Pokémon because of the fact that it tends to be pretty rare and many people in the Pokémon world don't actually believe it exists! All three of these Pokémon were introduced together in Generation I, so any Pokémon fan will be able to name this one.
Who can name this Pokémon?
This Pokémon is a dual-type Ground/Rock Pokémon that was introduced in Generation I and is probably pretty familiar to major Pokémon fans who watched the Pokémon anime series because of the fact that Brock, the Rock type Pokémon trainer of the Pewter City gym, has one! This Pokémon is a huge, snake-like Pokémon that is made up entirely of boulders of different sizes that go from small at the end of its tail to large boulders when it reaches its head. When traded to another Pokémon trainer while holding a Metal Coat, this Pokémon evolves up into Steelix, a Steel/Ground type Pokémon.
What Fossil Pokémon is this?
This Fossil Pokémon is one that's pretty unique because of the fact that this Pokémon isn't actually the one that is revived from the fossil it comes from. This Pokémon is a dual-type Rock/Water type Fossil Pokémon that evolves up from another Pokémon when it reaches level 40. In order to get the Pokémon that this one evolves up from, a Pokémon trainer has to get their hands on a particular fossil in the Pokémon world known as the Dome Fossil. Any Pokémon trainer who has a Dome Fossil, which are found in many locations, can use it to revive a Pokémon.
Name this Fire type.
There are some Pokémon that make it very obvious what type they are just by looking at them. This Pokémon is obviously a Fire type and it's no surprise hearing that when you look at this Pokémon! It walks on two legs and has a rounded body that is covered in orange and yellow. There's a flame design on the front of its body and it has fire coming off of the tip of its tail and at two points on the top of its head. Although this Pokémon was introduced with no evolutions, a Baby Pokémon and a final evolution were added in later generations.
Name this Poison type.
This Poison type Pokémon was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon and any major Pokémon fan will know that it's pretty unique in that it actually has a different appearance, depending on its gender. The purple version of this Pokémon is the male Pokémon while the blue one is the female version. The color and gender of this Pokémon definitely matters because of the fact that it will evolve up into a different final form for each gender. It reaches its final evolution phase after its middle evolutionary stage, which it reaches at level 16, is touched with a Moon Stone.
Who can name this Grass/Psychic type?
This Pokémon is a dual-type Grass/Psychic type Pokémon that was introduced in the first generation of Pokémon and evolves up one time into another Pokémon when it comes in contact with a Leaf Stone. This Pokémon isn't an animal like many other Pokémon but instead appears to be a group of six eggs, five of which have faces that are each making a different expression while the sixth one has a crack in the top that is exposing the yolk on the inside of the egg. This Pokémon can often be found in grassy areas like jungles or forests. What Pokémon is this?
What Grass type is this?
When this Grass type Pokémon was introduced into the Pokémon franchise in Generation I, it was the only Pokémon in its evolutionary chain. Pokémon fans that haven't kept up with the later generations will definitely remember it that way but Pokémon fans that have stuck with the series will know that this Pokémon can now evolve up into Tangrowth if it knows the Ancient Power move. This Pokémon is densely covered in blue vines so that only its legs and two large eyes are visible. This Pokémon uses those vines in order to trap its prey and pull them in close.
Name this Pokémon.
This Psychic type Pokémon is one that has a pretty unique ability. This Pokémon is able to hypnotize people in order to put them to sleep, something that this Pokémon does because of the fact that it is said to feed on people's dreams. When this Pokémon reaches level 26, it evolves up into the next and final form in its evolutionary chain, Hypno. This Pokémon is a large one that walks on two legs and has a two-colored body with the bottom half being a brown shade while the top is yellow. This Pokémon is often found in grassy areas.
What Normal type is this?
This Pokémon is one that doesn't evolve from or to any other Pokémon but, if given the Mega Stone that it is associated with that was introduced in Generation VI, this Pokémon can Mega Evolve. This Pokémon is a Normal type that walks on two legs and has a large tail behind it. Its stomach is a cream color and is a lot lighter than the dark brown tone of the rest of its body. It has a pouch on its stomach, similar to a kangaroo, where it carries its baby which its very protective over. This Pokémon is typically found in grassy areas.
Name this Pokémon.
No, this isn't just a Pokéball! Any serious fan of the Pokémon franchise will know that although this looks like one of the Pokéballs that are used to store the Pokémon that a Pokémon trainer catches, this is actually a Pokémon itself! There are a ton of Pokémon that look like everyday items, especially some that were introduced in later generations, but this Generation I Pokémon is among the most unique. This Pokémon is an Electric type Pokémon that is a round Pokémon with a white bottom half and a red top half, just like a Pokéball! It has two triangular eyes on the red half of its body.
What Fire type is this?
This Pokémon is one that's clearly a Fire type Pokémon which is very obvious from the fact that its entire body is actually covered in fire. This Pokémon resembles a horse with its body and head-shape but instead of having a furry mane and tail like a horse that we would see in the real world, this Pokémon has fire instead. The fire goes down its back, is on its head, and where its tail goes as well as being on the backs of its legs. This Pokémon levels up once when it reaches level 40 and is often found in open fields.
Name this Pokémon.
This Pokémon is definitely one that's pretty unique in its appearance. This Pokémon is one that has a large pink body with a very round head and a long tail. It walks on two legs and has pale yellow details all over its body like on its stomach and its legs. The most notable feature of this Pokémon is definitely the long tongue that it has which is shown to be useful when it comes to picking things up or getting this Pokémon's prey. This Pokémon can often be found in grassy areas like fields and is one of the Pokémon that Jessie from Team Rocket has.
Who is this Pokémon?
Prior to Generation VI, this Pokémon was a Normal type Pokémon. After Generation VI when the Fairy type was introduced, this Pokémon was changed to become a dual-type Normal/Fairy type. In Generation II, a Baby Pokémon that this Pokémon levels up from was introduced but in Generation I when this Pokémon was introduced, there was only one Pokémon in its evolutionary chain. This Pokémon is known for putting those around it to sleep with its singing. Outside of the Pokémon franchise, this Pokémon also appears in the Super Smash Bros. games as one of the characters that can be used to battle.
Name this Ground type.
This Ground type Pokémon is one that's really unique because of the fact that it's always shown partially buried underneath the ground, meaning that it's sort of unclear what it actually looks like underneath the surface. This Pokémon evolves up once when it reaches level 26. The next form in this Pokémon's evolutionary phase looks really similar to this Pokémon except for the fact that it actually has three bodies put together instead of just a single one but it's still partially buried underground. This Pokémon typically lives in caves where it can burrow underneath the Earth. What Pokémon is this?
Name this Normal/Flying type.
This Pokémon is a Flying type Pokémon that doesn't evolve to or from any other Pokémon at this time and hasn't since it was introduced in Generation I. This Pokémon looks really similar to a duck like we have in the real world with its long bill, two wings, and webbed feet that come out of the bottom of its body. It has brown feathers all over its body with three that come out of the top of its head and a slightly lighter area on its stomach and chest. This Pokémon is always shown holding a spring onion in its wing.
What Grass/Poison type is this?
This Pokémon is a dual-type Grass/Poison Pokémon and is the first Pokémon in its evolutionary chain. There are three other Pokémon in its evolutionary chain with the second one being Gloom, which this Pokémon becomes when it reaches level 21. This Pokémon evolves up into one of two other Pokémon after Gloom comes in contact with either a Leaf Stone or a Sun Stone. This Pokémon lives in grassy areas and, during the daytime, it's said to bury itself under the ground and trick predators into thinking the leaves on the top of its body are just part of the grass growing there.