All water type Pokémon

March 28, 2023

Hello trainers , it 's Sacha , from Bourg Palette! If I'm not trying to become a Pokémon Master , I'm probably having fun with my best friend Pikachu . And today, I'm going to talk to you about a subject that's close to my heart: water-type Pokémon !

You know, as a future Pokémon Master, I had to face a lot of these aquatic creatures that make rain and shine. And if you're like me, you've never forgotten the first time you had to choose between Squirtle , Bulbasaur , and Charmander . Ah, nostalgia!

So float your floaties, put on your diving goggles , and adjust your swimsuits, because we're about to dive into the vast ocean of water-type Pokémon! Throughout this article, we will sail together through the seas, lakes and rivers to discover all the secrets of the aquatic Pokémon that await you.

Be ready to meet creatures as surprising as Magikarp , the most harmless Pokémon (at least, until it evolves into Gyarados ), or Psyduck , this duck with a chronic headache that can give you a real migraine . Not forgetting the legendary Lugia and Suicune who have the power to control oceans and storms .

So, grab your Poké Balls and get ready for a wet and wild adventure! Who knows, maybe at the end of this reading, you will decide to embark on an initiatory journey to become a specialist in water-type Pokémon. Come on, catch them all!

First generation

Squirtle
Carabaffe
Tortank
Magikarp
Gyarados
Lokhlass
Staross
Akwakwak
Poissirene
Poissoroy
Stari

Second generation

Aquali
Hypotremus
Hypocean
Kaimorse
Marill
Azumarill
Corayon
Octillery
dismantled

Third generation

Zigzaton of Hoenn
Lineon
Balignon
Chapignon
Skitty
Delcatty
Tarsal
Kirlia
Gardevoir
Gobou
Flobio
Laggron
Tenefix
Mysdibula
Galekid
Galegon
Galeking
Barloche
Barbicha
Lovdisc
Ecrapince
Colhomard
Serpang
Rosabyss
Obalie
Phogleur
Kaimorse

Fourth generation

Pachirisu
Mustébouée
Mustéflott
Tic
Click
Cliticlic
Blizzi
Blizzaroi
Coquiperl
Serpang
Rosabyss
Relicanth
Arceus Water Form
Manaphy
Phione

Fifth generation

Victini
Poichigeon
Colombeau
Déflaisan
Tritonde
Batracne
Crapustule
Mamanbo
Barpau
Milobellus
Viskuse
Moyade
Keldeo Normal Form
Keldeo Decided Form

Sixth generation

Grenousse
Croaporal
Amphinobi
Alolan Poissirene
Alolan Poissoroy
Alolan Stari
Alolan Staross
Alolan Barbicha
Fluvetin
Cocotine
Sucroquin
Cupcanaille
Sepiatop
Sepiatroce
Alolan Tentacool
Alolan Tentacruel
Gungoose
Gamblast
Clamiral
Diancie Shiny Form

Seventh generation

Brindibou
Arrow
Archeduc
Otaquin
Otarlette
Oratory
Chelors
Sinistrail
Alola Vorastery
Alolan Viskuse
Alola Moyad
Wailmer
Wailord
Froussardine
Crowning Vorastery
Snowcrowned Viskuse
Moyade of Couronneige

Eighth generation

Nigosier
Draïeul
Sancoki
Fermite
Tritox
Malamander
Galarian Chiffy
Pavoskwa
Torgamord

Conclusion on water-type Pokémon

And there you have it, friends, our journey through the fascinating world of water-type Pokémon has come to an end. I hope you enjoyed this dive into the depths and came away with a better understanding of these aquatic creatures that are an integral part of the Pokémon universe.

These water-type Pokémon have shown us that they can be as fierce as they are gentle , as surprising as they are familiar, and above all, that they are essential to any good self-respecting trainer. Whether you prefer to view them on a peaceful sea voyage or are ready to brave the storms to face them, remember that each Pokémon has its own story to share.

So, don't hesitate to set out to conquer the oceans, rivers and lakes to expand your collection of water-type Pokémon and get to know them. After all, as our favorite Professor Chen says so well: "A good trainer is one who creates strong bonds with his Pokémon, whatever their type ."

Finally, don't forget to stay tuned for the next adventures and discoveries that we will share on this blog. Because as I always say: “Catch ’em all!”

See you soon for new aquatic adventures, dear trainers, and may your passion for water-type Pokémon continue to make waves ! It was Sacha, and I tell you: see you next time!