Water types are very abundant in the Pokemon games, but quite slow on the whole. With that said, what if we got access to the ...

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Water-type decks burst onto the Pokémon TCG Pocket competitive scene quickly with the introduction of Gyarados ex in Mythical Island, and they’ve maintained a generally steady presence in the ...

In the mainline Pokémon games up to Generation VII, every Trainer needed a Water-type, or at least a species that could learn several useful Water-type moves, on their team. After all, Trainers needed ...

Water-type Pokémon are a staple for any trainer’s team, offering a reliable blend of offensive power and defensive bulk. In the world of Pokémon Legends Z-A, where Mega Evolutions add a dynamic layer ...