Quaxwell

Quaxwell (Japanese: ウェルカモ, Hepburn: Werukamo) (KWACKS-well^[1]) is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IX. It is the evolved form of Quaxly.

Biology[]

Physiology[]

Quaxwell is a humanoid looking duck Pokémon, its hair now looks more darker and has a light blue W above its eyes, resembling the pattern on Quaxly's hair. its lower body is more plump and its legs are longer, its flippers have blue crescents on the top of them.

Behavior[]

This Pokémon is even more sterner than its pre-evolution, always hard on themselves and will overwork unless someone stops them. Quaxwell spend almost all of their free time practicing, particularly focusing on fundamentals.

Whenever they come across other dancers or fellow Quaxwell from other regions, who are also practicing their techniques, they focus intently on their movements, then spend hours repeating them and incorporating the new moves into their own dances. In fact, Quaxwell are fast learners when it comes to picking up on such moves as well, and the techniques can quickly spread across population.

Natural Abilities[]

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Evolution[]

Quaxwell evolves from Quaxly at level 16. It later evolves into Quaquaval at level 36.

Game Info[]

Locations[]

Locations
Version(s)	Area(s)	Rarity

Pokédex entries[]

Scarlet
These Pokémon constantly run through shallow waters to train their legs, then compete with each other to see which of them kicks most gracefully.
Violet
The hardworking Quaxwell observes people and Pokémon from various regions and incorporates their movements into its own dance routines.

Stats[]

Stats
HP	70
Attack	85
Defense	65
Sp. Atk	65
Sp. Def	60
Speed	65
Total	410

Learnset[]

Leveling[]

Generation IX
Level	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy	PP
1	Double Hit		Physical	35	90%	10
1	Pound		Physical	40	100%	35
1	Growl		Status	-	100%	35
1	Water Gun		Special	40	100%	25
7	Work Up		Status	-	-%	30
10	Wing Attack		Physical	60	100%	35
13	Aqua Jet		Physical	40	100%	20
17	Water Pulse		Special	60	100%	20
19	Low Sweep		Physical	65	100%	20
23	Aqua Cutter		Physical	70	100%	20
27	Air Slash		Special	75	95%	15
32	Focus Energy		Status	-	-%	30
38	Acrobatics		Physical	55	100%	15
43	Liquidation		Physical	85	100%	10
48	Feather Dance		Status	-	100%	15
Bold indicates that this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. Italic indicates that an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

TM[]

Generation IX
Machine	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy	PP
TM001	Take Down		Physical	90	85%	20
TM007	Protect		Status	-	-%	10
TM011	Water Pulse		Special	60	100%	20
TM012	Low Kick		Physical	-	100%	20
TM014	Acrobatics		Physical	55	100%	15
TM019	Disarming Voice		Special	40	-%	15
TM022	Chilling Water		Special	50	100%	20
TM025	Facade		Physical	70	100%	20
TM027	Aerial Ace		Physical	60	-%	20
TM032	Swift		Special	60	-%	20
TM039	Low Sweep		Physical	65	100%	20
TM040	Air Cutter		Special	60	95%	25
TM047	Endure		Status	-	-%	10
TM050	Rain Dance		Status	-	-%	5
TM065	Air Slash		Special	75	95%	15
TM085	Rest		Status	-	-%	5
TM110	Liquidation		Physical	85	100%	10
TM122	Encore		Status	-	100%	5
TM123	Surf		Special	90	100%	15
TM130	Helping Hand		Status	-	-%	20
TM132	Baton Pass		Status	-	-%	40
TM139	Misty Terrain		Status	-	-%	10
TM142	Hydro Pump		Special	110	80%	5
TM145	Water Pledge		Special	80	100%	10
TM164	Brave Bird		Physical	120	100%	15
TM171	Tera Blast		Special	80	100%	10
Bold indicates that this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. Italic indicates that an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

Breeding[]

To see the Egg Moves that Quaxwell can learn, refer to Quaxly.

Tutoring[]

Generation IX
Games	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy	PP
Bold indicates that this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. Italic indicates that an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

Sprites[]

Anime[]

Dot's Quaxwell

Trivia[]

Origin[]

Etymology[]

The name Quaxwell is based off the sound a duck makes (quack) and well, as in its progress in dancing. It may also come from well, referring to its water type.

Other languages[]

Japanese: ウェルカモ (Werukamo) may be a corruption of the English word "Welcome" and 鴨 (duck).

Gallery[]

^ Silvestri, Cris (2024). Pokémon Super Duper Extra Deluxe Essential Handbook [Book]. p. 432. Scholastic. ISBN 978-1-339-02801-9.

[2024Book-1] Silvestri, Cris (2024). Pokémon Super Duper Extra Deluxe Essential Handbook [Book]. p. 432. Scholastic. ISBN 978-1-339-02801-9.

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v · d · e Generation IX Pokémon

#001–025 (#906–930)	Sprigatito Floragato Meowscarada Fuecoco Crocalor Skeledirge Quaxly Quaxwell Quaquaval Lechonk Oinkologne Tarountula Spidops Nymble Lokix Pawmi Pawmo Pawmot Tandemaus Maushold Fidough Dachsbun Smoliv Dolliv Arboliva

#026–050 (#931–955)	Squawkabilly Nacli Naclstack Garganacl Charcadet Armarouge Ceruledge Tadbulb Bellibolt Wattrel Kilowattrel Maschiff Mabosstiff Shroodle Grafaiai Bramblin Brambleghast Toedscool Toedscruel Klawf Capsakid Scovillain Rellor Rabsca Flittle

#051–075 (#956–980)	Espathra Tinkatink Tinkatuff Tinkaton Wiglett Wugtrio Bombirdier Finizen Palafin Varoom Revavroom Cyclizar Orthworm Glimmet Glimmora Greavard Houndstone Flamigo Cetoddle Cetitan Veluza Dondozo Tatsugiri Annihilape Clodsire

#076–100 (#981–1005)	Farigiraf Dudunsparce Kingambit Great Tusk Scream Tail Brute Bonnet Flutter Mane Slither Wing Sandy Shocks Iron Treads Iron Bundle Iron Hands Iron Jugulis Iron Moth Iron Thorns Frigibax Arctibax Baxcalibur Gimmighoul Gholdengo Wo-Chien Chien-Pao Ting-Lu Chi-Yu Roaring Moon

#101–120 (#1006–1025)	Iron Valiant Koraidon Miraidon Walking Wake Iron Leaves Dipplin Poltchageist Sinistcha Okidogi Munkidori Fezandipiti Ogerpon Archaludon Hydrapple Gouging Fire Raging Bolt Iron Boulder Iron Crown Terapagos Pecharunt

See also	Generation I Generation II Generation III Generation IV Generation V Generation VI Generation VII Generation VIII

Generation IX

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