Water pokemon: features, where to catch, what is it, who can it fight against?

2024 Author: Leah Sherlock | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 05:25

Pokemon is a pocket monster that millions of inhabitants of the planet Earth are trying to catch. It gained a second wind after Nintendo released the Pokemon Go game in July 2016, the main task of which is to catch Pokemon around the world. And although there are more than 17 subspecies of pocket friends, water-type Pokemon are considered the most common among them. In total, their share is 17% among all the coach's friends.

Water element Pokemon: what is it?

In the first season of the cartoon "Pokemon", which worried almost all schoolchildren in the early 2000s, fate brings the main character Ash with a team of squirtle robbers who commit robberies and hooliganism on the ground.

Later, this water pokemon becomes one of Ash's pokemon, and the story begins about the monsters using this element, which are in the collection of every self-respecting trainer. Most of them have several stages of development, allowing you to "pump" a friend and increase his strength.

Water Pokemon is the most common. You can count only 110 pocket animals that use waterelement in their attacking actions. Many of them are representatives of the so-called adjacent species - when Pokemon can simultaneously fight using both the water element and other abilities. The only thing that is not found in either the cartoon or Pokemon Go is the mixed fire-water type.

Where to look for water Pokémon?

The very name "water pokemon" suggests that this character will be partial to water bodies and accumulations of liquid in the area. If there is a lake, a pond, a stream on the map, then first of all, the water Pokemon trainer should pay attention to this territory. Like other representatives, the water Pokemon has the peculiarity of appearing and disappearing from the map at any time: in the morning you can meet Old or Starmy, and in the evening only the lazy Magikarp will appear.

The most common in the "natural environment" are Squirtle, Psyduck, Krabby, Goldin, Staryu and Magikarp. Squirtle can be caught immediately after registration - he is one of the three monsters that the program offers to get first.

How to catch Water Pokémon?

Just like the others: as soon as the smartphone has signaled that an imaginary friend is nearby, it is worth stocking up on Pokeballs so as not to miss the replenishment of the collection of new fighters. Water Pokemon are not known for being harmful: if the CP does not go off scale, then in the wild form you can catch one of them by spending just one Poke Ball.

After level 20, when Pokémon with highthe CP indicator (which characterizes the overall power of the monster, its pumping and the ability to fight with other Pokemon) will occur more and more often, special attention should be paid to rare water Pokemon.

Features of water-type Pokemon: characteristics, combat nuances

Water-loving Pokemon have good stats regarding their fighting ability and are ready to fight almost any species in Pokemon GO.

In particular, they give maximum effectiveness in attack against fire Pokémon, stone species and earth monsters. But with the electric discharge of Pikachu and other Pokemon of his type, water cannot cope, since their susceptibility to lightning and similar attacks is extremely destructive, and they are unable to resist them. The same goes for grass monsters and dragons.

Of course, highly developed Pokémon with a high CP level are able to fight even electric monsters, but their attacks will have 4 times less effect compared to representatives of fire, earth and stone. In this case, in battle, it is best to give preference not to 100% "pure" water Pokemon, but to representatives of a mixed type, for example, Lantern, which combines both electricity and water attacks, or Starmie, which can damage the opponent's mental state.