Water Pokémon (Pokémon Keychain Book)
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| Water Pokémon | |
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| ISBN: | 1-84088-346-4 |
| Published: | 2000 |
| Publisher: | 
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| Author: | N/A |
| Preceded By: | Electric |
| Succeeded By: | Normal |
Water Pokémon is a book in the Pokémon Keychain Books series. It contains unique biographical information and official artwork on assorted Water type Pokémon from Generation I. The book's cover shows a lenticular image of Horsea evolving into Seadra.
Blurb
Collect all 4 Element Books!
Content
Featured Pokémon
Bios
- Squirtle: Soon after birth Squirtle's back swells and hardens into a shell. In battle, Squirtle sprays a powerful foam from its mouth.
- Psyduck: Psyduck can hypnotize its enemies with its vacant stare. It relieves its terrible headaches by releasing huge bursts of mental energy.
- Poliwag: Poliwag has brand-new legs and no arms, so it has a hard time standing. It prefers to swim.
- Seel: The hard horn on Seel's head is used for bashing through thick ice, which comes in handy in its freezing Arctic home.
- Shellder: Shellder's hard shell repels any type of attack. This mischievous Pokémon likes to tease its enemies during battle by sticking out its tongue.
- Krabby: Krabby will attack anything that enters its territory. Its powerful pincers are used both for fighting and for balance when walking sideways.
- Horsea: This fragile Pokémon can shoot down flying insects from the surface of the water using pinpoint blasts of ink.
- Seadra: Seadra's spiky fins are used for attack and for swimming backwards. The fins are so sharp that they can pierce the skin of almost any opponent.
- Goldeen: Goldeen's tail billows beautifully, like an elengant dress. Its nickname is the 'Water Queen'.
- Staryu: Staryu can easily grow back any starry points it loses in battle! It uses its psychic powers in order to move from place to place.
- Magikarp: In the past, Magikarp was extremely strong. Today, it's one of the weakest Pokémon. You can fish for it almost anywhere.
- Vaporeon: With its long, beautiful tail that ends in a fin, Vaporeon is often mistaken for a Mermaid!
Errors
- Squirtle's bio lists it as 20 lbs. in weight.
- Squirtle's bio lists Wartortle and Blastoise as evolutions.
- Psyduck's bio lists it as 43 lbs. in weight.
- Poliwag's bio lists it as 27 lbs. in weight.
- Poliwag's bio lists Poliwhirl and Poliwrath as evolutions.
- Poliwag's bio misspells DoubleSlap as 'Doubleslap'.
- Seel's bio lists it as 198 lbs. in weight.
- Seel's learnset is out of order, with Growl being listed last instead of second.
- Seel's bio misspells Headbutt as 'Head Butt'
- Shellder's bio lists it as 9 lbs. in weight.
- Krabby's bio lists it as being 7'4" in height.
- Krabby's bio misspelels ViceGrip as 'Vice Grip' and Crabhammer as 'Crab Hammer'.
- Horsea's bio lists it as 18 lbs. in weight.
- Horsea's bio misspells SmokeScreen as 'Smoke Screen'.
- Seadra's bio lists it as 55 lbs. in weight.
- Seadra's bio misspells SmokeScreen as 'Smoke Screen'.
- Goldeen's bio lists it as 2'3" in height.
- Goldeen's bio lists it as 33 lbs. in weight.
- Staryu's bio lists it as 276 lbs. in weight.
- Magkiarp's bio lists its accurate height and weight, which is argualy off-brand with the rest of the book.
- Vaporeon's bio lists it as 64 lbs. in weight.
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