Pokemon: Born to Win at the Starting Line

In battle, the super-giant Blastoise does not bother to aim at the target, but boldly attacks from the numerous jets and the powerful water current of Spit Up, overwhelming Rival with the number of water currents.

Using thirty-one cannons to continuously fire shells is the super-giant Blastoise's attack style.

The main gun located in the center of the hypergiant Blastoise carapace is very powerful.

According to legend, the water from Spit Up from that main gun once made a hole in the mountain.

In addition, the twelve cannons surrounding the main gun can freely change direction, not only to spray water to the ground, but also to attack in all directions, including the sky.

Blastoise's pre-evolutionary forms are Wartortle and Squirtle, all of which are Water Type Pokémon, and are the three royal Pokémon of the Kanto Region.

Wartortle is a bipedal turtle-shaped Pokémon. The Wartortle body is indigo blue.

Wartortle's round head has furry ears that resemble wings.

Wartortle's eyes are brown, Wartortle's fangs can be seen in the mouth, and there are small dark blue circular markings on the cheeks.

Wartortle has the same shell as Squirtle.

Wartortle's forelimbs have three sharp claws.

Wartortle's tail is like two waves of ocean waves, and it is also furry, and the color will become darker with age.

Wartortle has no gender differences.

The Wartortle has a very long lifespan. Wartortle can use Aqua Tail, Iron Tail with his tail and Rapid Spin with his turtle shell.

Like most Water Type Pokémon, Wartortle can learn Ice Type moves.

As an initial partner, Wartortle can also learn the Water Pledge.

Wartortle is loyal and more capable than Squirtle.

Wartortles hide underwater waiting for prey.

Scratches on the shell of the Wartortle are a sign of heroic combat.

Wartortles are very popular Pokémon because Wartortles have a long lifespan.

Wild Wartortles are relatively rare.

Many Wartortle live on beaches near islands, but their preferred habitat appears to be freshwater ponds and lakes.

Wartortle usually feeds on aquatic plants and small creatures in the water, and is an omnivorous Pokémon.

The Squirtle is a small turtle-like Pokémon.

The Squirtle has large purple eyes, three-toed limbs, and a small, wavy tail.

The Squirtle's body is light blue and is encased in a hard tortoise shell with a brown back (daab) and an Olivine belly with white wavy edges in between.

Squirtle has no gender differences.

Squirtle is good at Spit Up Water Gun and Bubble from the mouth, and can master a large number of Water Type moves.

Not only that, but the head, mouth and tail are also important weapons for Squirtle to attack Rival.

Squirtle has a hard carapace, which not only allows Squirtle to use a variety of defensive moves to protect itself, the rounded shape of the carapace and the grooves on the surface also reduce the resistance of water, allowing Squirtle to swim quickly.

However, Squirtle's tortoise shell is quite soft and elastic at birth, and it takes a while to harden.

The Squirtle is mild-mannered, easy to keep, very cohesive and loyal to the Trainer.

In combat, Squirtle is composed and will seize Rival's flaws to counterattack.

Squirtle is found in ponds, lakes and seasides.

Because Squirtle is the Kanto Region's original partner, Squirtle is often found with Trainer in Kanto Region.

Along with Squirtle, there are Pokémon, Charmander and Bulbasaur in the Kanto Region.

Bulbasaur is a Grass Type and Poison Type Pokémon, one of the original companions of the Kanto Region.

Bulbasaur is a four-legged Pokémon that looks like a toad.

Bulbasaur has bright red eyes, white pupils and sclera, and a pair of raised ears on top of his head.

Bulbasaur has a short, blunt nose and a large mouth.

When Bulbasaur's mouth is open, a pair of small, pointed teeth in the upper jaw can be seen.

Bulbasaur's skin is blue-green with dark green markings.

Each of the Bulbasaur's thick legs has three toes on the soles, and ends with small white claws.

The most notable feature of this Pokémon is the bulb-shaped seed behind Bulbasaur. There is a symbiotic relationship between Bulbasaur and Bulbasaur, and has grown with Bulbasaur's body since Bulbasaur was born.

Although Bulbasaur usually walks on four legs, Bulbasaur can raise Bulbasaur's hind legs.

When Bulbasaur evolves into Ivysaur, the seed of Bulbasaur becomes a larger bud, making it almost impossible for Bulbasaur to lift its hind legs.

There are no gender differences in Bulbasaur.

The seeds on Bulbasaur's back allow Bulbasaur to learn a lot of Grass Type moves.

Whether spores or gases, petals or seeds, are released from the tip of the seed, while vines and leaves come from the bottom of the seed.

The seeds on Bulbasaur's back can absorb sunlight, so Bulbasaur can restore HP through Synthesis, and can also emit Solar Beam.

Bulbasaur has a powerful lung capacity and can even inhale gaseous Pokémon like Gastly.

When Bulbasaur is about to evolve, the tips of the seeds on its back will show a faint blue light.

Every year many Bulbasaurs gather in a mystical garden and evolve into Ivysaurs in a ceremony presided over by Venusaur.

Most Bulbasaurs are very docile in temperament, provided by Pokémon Breeder Breeder as initial companions in Kanto Region and provided to Rookie Trainer.

Therefore, Bulbasaur is also considered a rare and excellent Pokémon.

Bulbasaur seems to be very loyal to Bulbasaur's friends and to the Trainer.

Bulbasaur lives in grasslands and forests, such as Viridian forests.

Because Bulbasaur is the original companion of Kanto Region, Bulbasaur bred by Trainer is often encountered in Kanto Region.

For some time after birth, the Bulbasaur will thrive on nourishment from the seeds on its back.

Ivysaur is a four-legged Pokémon that looks like a toad or a small dinosaur.

Like Bulbasaur, Ivysaur has blue-green skin with dark green patches, although it is darker.

Ivysaur has red eyes and black pupils, black inner ears on the top of the head, and a pair of fangs on the upper jaw that are longer than before evolution.

The most striking feature of Ivysaur is that the seeds on the back of Ivysaur grow into pink buds, and four green leaves shaped like banana leaves grow from the base of the buds, which open in a cross shape, extending to the top of the head, behind and on both sides of the body.

In order to support the weight of the buds on his back, Ivysaur's waist and legs have become stronger and stronger than before evolution.

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