Blastoise

Blastoise (Japanese: カメックス Kamekkusu) is a -type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. Blastoise is the evolved form of Wartortle, and the final evolution of Squirtle. It is also the version mascot for Pokémon Blue.

Physiology
Blastoise are large, tortoise-like Pokémon with some features similar to those of its pre-evolved forms. Blastoise has a large blue body, cream-colored stomach, small fat arms and legs, and a large brown shell rimmed with white, featuring its water cannons. It is now noticeably bulkier than its previous evolutions. Like its pre-evolved forms, Blastoise has a shell which covers its entire body, which it can also be withdrawn into. Contrary to Squirtle and Wartortle, Blastoise has large, water cannons that are located on the top left and right sides. The water that comes out of the cannons is capable of punching holes through thick steel.

Natural abilities
Blastoise, like Wartortle and Squirtle, can naturally shoot water, though not from its mouth, but from its large cannons. These cannons allow water to be shot at much greater force, which leaves them the backing force of all water attacks. From the spouts on its shell, Blastoise can fire water bullets with amazing accuracy. It can hit a target more than one hundred sixty feet away !

Evolution
Blastoise evolves from Wartortle starting at level 36. Blastoise can further evolve into Mega Blastoise using the Blastoisinite.

Game info
Blastoise first appeared in the Generation I games as the final evolved form of Squirtle. Blastoise is not obtainable in the wild and thus can only be obtained by trading in games where they are not received through events. A Blastoise is owned by Red in Pokémon Gold and Silver, as well as in their remakes. In the remakes, it is level 84, making it the strongest Blastoise to be owned by a foe. Its moveset with Red is Blizzard, Focus Blast, Flash Cannon, and Hydro Cannon.

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Gary's Blastoise
Gary Oak was revealed to have a Blastoise in the episode The Ties That Bind, which was originally a Squirtle that he received as his starter Pokémon from his grandfather, Professor Oak. Gary used his Blastoise during the Silver Conference as his trump card to battle Ash's Heracross, which it defeated with ease using Hydro Pump. It then put up a strong fight against Muk by using Rapid Spin, which made Ash withdraw Muk. After Ash sent out Bayleef, Blastoise finished things off quickly by using Bite. It, however, was defeated by Charizard's overwhelming Seismic Toss resulting in a loss for Gary.

Cissy of the Orange League used a Blastoise against Ash in a race during the episode Fit To Be Tide. This race was one of the challenges Ash needed to overcome in order to get the Coral-Eye Badge.

A Trainer named Neesha owned a Blastoise named "Shellshocker", seen in the movie Mewtwo Strikes Back. Mewtwo had a cloned Blastoise to fight Shellshocker. Before Gary Oak went to the Hoenn region he left all his Pokémon at his Father's lab except for Blastoise.


 * Blastoisetwo
 * Shellshocker
 * Cissy's Blastoise
 * Siebold's Blastoise
 * Sid's Blastoise
 * Jimmy's Blastoise
 * Aidan's Blastoise
 * Battle Park owner's Blastoise
 * Lola's Blastoise
 * Tierno's Blastoise

Trivia

 * Blastoise bears a striking resemblance to another Nintendo character, Bowser from the Super Mario series.
 * The version mascot for Generation 1's Pokémon Blue which replaced Pokémon Green, which features Venusaur as mascot and was only released in Japan, for worldwide release. It's counterpart Pokémon Red, featuring Charizard as mascot, was released worldwide.
 * Out of Charizard, Venusaur and Blastoise, Blastoise is the only one that is a singular type starter in Generation 1.
 * Blastoise shared the same species with Kabuto and Kabutops, Shellfish Pokémon.
 * In Generation II, Blastoise's shiny had gray skin with a lime-colored shell. In Generation III, its shiny had more of a light blue-purple color with a darker shell. It finally became its official shiny in Generation IV, where it had a dark green shell and light purple skin.
 * There is a recurring error where Blastoise can be seen with teeth (Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire sprites) and sometimes without them (X and Y sprites).

Design origins
Blastoise's design seems to be based on a tortoise and tank.

Etymology

 * English: Blastoise's English name comes from a combination of the words "blast", in reference to its water cannons, and "tortoise".
 * Japanese: Kamex (Kamekkusu in Romaji) probably mean Kame (tortoise) and "ex".
 * French: "Tortank" comes from the combination of the words "tortue" (turtle) and "tank" (war tank).

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