Saturn's Toxicroak

Saturn's Toxicroak サターンのドクロッグ Saturn's Dokurog

Saturn's Toxicroak

Debuts in Enter Galactic! Caught at Sinnoh Gender Unknown Ability Anticipation* Current location With Saturn

This Pokémon has not evolved.

Voice actor Japanese English As Toxicroak Shin'ichirō Miki Bill Rogers

Saturn's Toxicroak (Japanese: サターンのドクロッグ Saturn's Dokurog) is Saturn's main battling Pokémon in the anime and games.

In the anime

Toxicroak was the second Pokémon that Saturn was revealed to have, and has been used in all of Saturn's appearances since its debut in Enter Galactic!, except Saving the World From Ruins!. In its debut episode, Toxicroak was sent out to battle against Ash and his friends, but ended up battling Brock and his Croagunk before Team Galactic escaped. It was shown to be very powerful in combat. After this incident, it developed a rivalry with Brock's Croagunk.

Toxicroak reappeared in Losing Its Lustrous! where it helped Saturn steal the Adamant Orb from a high security plane and also defeated Brock's Croagunk later in a showdown.

It also appeared in Double Team Turnover! where it battled alongside Mars's Purugly and several Golbat belonging to the Galactic Grunts. It managed to knock out Ash's Chimchar after Chimchar defended Ash's Pikachu from a Poison Jab whilst performing a direct Volt Tackle.

Toxicroak made another appearance in Gateway to Ruin!. It also appeared in The Needs of the Three! and The Battle Finale of Legend! where it successfully battled Gary's Electivire and Umbreon. Its final appearance was in the final battle with Team Galactic, where it was sent out to repel Ash's Pikachu and the other Pokémon. However, Croagunk leapt from Gliscor just as Toxicroak emerged, striking it in the head with Brick Break and knocking it out in one blow, leaving Croagunk satisfied and ended their rivalry.

Moves used

File:Toxicroak Poison Jab.png Using Poison Jab	Move First Used In Dark Pulse † Enter Galactic! Sludge Bomb † Enter Galactic! Poison Jab † Losing Its Lustrous! Rock Smash Gateway to Ruin! X-Scissor † The Needs of the Three!
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

In the games

Toxicroak has appeared alongside Saturn as his main battling Pokémon in every game he has appeared; that is, in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, the Generation IV games.

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

At Lake Valor

	Types: Poison Fighting Ability: Anticipation Held item: Sitrus Berry
Toxicroak♀ Lv.37
Poison Jab Poison Physical   --       Faint Attack Dark Physical   --       Mud Bomb Ground Special   --       Revenge Fighting Physical   --

At Galactic HQ

	Types: Poison Fighting Ability: Anticipation Held item: Sitrus Berry
Toxicroak♀ Lv.40
Poison Jab Poison Physical   --       Brick Break Fighting Physical   --       X-Scissor Bug Physical   --       Swagger Normal Status   --

Pokémon Platinum

At Lake Valor

	Types: Poison Fighting Ability: Anticipation Held item: Sitrus Berry
Toxicroak♀ Lv.40
Poison Jab Poison Physical   --       Faint Attack Dark Physical   --       Mud Bomb Ground Special   --       Revenge Fighting Physical   --

At Galactic HQ

	Types: Poison Fighting Ability: Anticipation Held item: Sitrus Berry
Toxicroak♀ Lv.44
Poison Jab Poison Physical   --       Brick Break Fighting Physical   --       X-Scissor Bug Physical   --       Swagger Normal Status   --

In the TCG

Saturn's Toxicroak is featured in the TCG as a Pokémon . The following is a list of cards named Toxicroak .

Name	Type	Level	Rarity	Set	Set no.
Toxicroak		40		Platinum	40/127

Trivia

• Saturn's Toxicroak in the anime appears to be of the alternate-coloration as opposed to a normal Toxicroak. However, there are many ongoing arguments in the fandom over this. Some people claim that merchandise depicting what appears to be the alternate-color Toxicroak is evidence that the anime considers Saturn's Toxicroak to be of the normal coloration. Other Toxicroak in the anime, as well as the species's Dream World artwork, appear with the same coloration as Saturn's, further proving this point.

Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Toxicroak.