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So Pokémon that aren't Water types that are confirmed to live in the Sea by Pokédex entries are: Anorith, Armaldo, Lileep, Cradily, Lugia, Dragalge, Dragonair, and Dragonite.
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>>26662016 Wait for Future Pokédex entries explaintion.
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>>26662066 Good catch. Pun intended. This is all in spirit of Ocean Day btw. It got me thinking is all, I just want to document all non water sea pokemon. The help is appreciated. Updated. (Stunfisk's dex even says outright it lives in the seashore, I missed it)
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>Dratini has never been outright stated to live in the Sea
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Is this for ONLY the sea or freshwater counts too? Because if we're counting any body of water, you could also add Hippowdon and Krookodile.
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>>26662016 Grimer and Muk. Read their RSE or ORAS dex entries. They were born from ocean pollution.
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>>26662103 Those are sand mons. It's even stated in the dex that Hippopotas dislikes water.
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>>26662103 No I'm only counting the Sea in this one.
>>26662098 If you check it's locations they appear only to be Fresh Water. Except Dream World's Sparkling Sea, but who'd count extinct locations?
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Despite being clearly designed after whales, OP's mom is not a water type.
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>>26662128 Oh whoops, you're right, for some reason my mind took me to "pokemon BASED on animals that live in the sea that aren't water-type."
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>>26662116 Alright, I would have never imagined, but confirmed and added.
>>26662134 I laughed too much at this. No room for my mom in the pic though. Also not a 'mon.
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>>26662171 What about shelmet/accelgor, as well as escavalier? The former seem very likely but their design seems to contrast with a lot of their ingame lore and moves.
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>>26662171 not really sea, but croagunk/toxicroak might also thrive in bodies of water.
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>>26662171 Don't forget these guys. Their fossil descriptions describe them as "pokemon that once lived in the sea."
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>>26662299 nevermind I can't read.
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>>26662130 Then remove Stunfisk, because it's a freshwater mon. Also, I question Dwebble.
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>>26662222 I'm a bit hesitant to add Shelmet and Accelgor. Although based on the Giant Tube Worms and Nautilus that live in the Seas, this seems to be the only evidence to add them. There have been Pokémon before, like Hippopotas, that are designed on animals living in water but live in completely different habitats in the pokemon world. There is no in-game lore or even Anime depictions showing them in the Sea. They are shown as swamp Pokémon, however. I really don't know if I should add them or not, let me know what you think.
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>>26662323 Pokémon White, Y, and AS Dex entries for Stunfisk: "It conceals itself in the mud of the seashore."
Dwebble have been shown living on the shore since their introduction and they are based on Hermit crabs, where some species live in the Sea.
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Well I'm heading in for the night. Thanks for all the help anons. Happy Ocean Day.
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>>26662016 http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Egg_Group I think that most pokemon like this would be in one of the water egg groups. That would be a good place to check to see if you missed any.
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Seaside cave in BW2 had both tynamo and eelektross if you wanted more supporting info.
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I also suppose lugia counts
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>>26664467 Whoops I'm blind
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>>26662028 >when I know that I know this joke but my mind is drawing a blank Anonymous
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Shelmet, Karrablast, and Goomy live in very shallow water if that counts.
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>>26662016 Quality thread OP!
Waterfag here. I like to call these pokemon 'Honorary water types' for this very reason! They also happen to be some of my favorite designs of all time, particularly Cradily, Eelektross, Dwebble and Inkay.
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Do seas count? Beartic loves swimming and even has swift swim.
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>Armaldo STILL can't learn Surf
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>>26664870 I also don't consider shelmet/karrablast to fall into this niche, since they are very much swamp pokemon rather than water-dwelling pokemon. In my personal categorization, you've got them all in your latest image.
