Cramorant Gulping is a dual-type Flying/Water Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII.
Type: Flying / Water
Abilities:
- Gulp Missile: When Cramorant uses Surf or Dive, it catches either an Arrokuda or a Pikachu in its mouth. If hit while in this state, it retaliates by spitting the creature at the attacker, causing additional effects.
Physical Characteristics:
- Cramorant is a large, bird-like Pokémon with a blue body and a long neck.
- It has a distinctive, orange throat pouch that expands when it catches prey.
- Its eyes are round and have a slightly vacant expression, lending it a comical appearance.
- The wings are wide and feathered, and it has webbed feet suitable for both flying and swimming.
Behavior and Habitat:
- Cramorant is often found near bodies of water such as lakes, rivers, and coastal areas where it hunts for fish.
- Known for its voracious appetite and somewhat reckless nature, it often swallows prey whole.
- It is not very intelligent, often swallowing things by mistake, which leads to its Gulping form.
- Cramorant is fiercely protective of its territory and will defend it from intruders by spitting its prey.
In Battle:
- Cramorant is a versatile Pokémon that can employ both Flying and Water-type moves effectively.
- Signature moves include Surf and Dive, which trigger its Gulp Missile ability.
- It is effective against Fire, Ground, and Rock types due to its Water-type advantages.
- Vulnerable to Electric and Rock-type moves due to its Flying type.
Evolution:
- Cramorant does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making it a single-stage Pokémon.
Interesting Facts:
- Cramorant's unique Gulping form is a result of its ability, which showcases its tendency to swallow things whole.
- The Gulp Missile ability is unique to Cramorant and can result in either the Gulping Form or the Gorging Form, depending on what it catches.
- Despite its comical appearance, Cramorant is a competent hunter and uses its speed to catch prey.
- It has become a fan favorite due to its humorous animations and interactions in battles, particularly when it mistakenly catches a Pikachu.