Swampert Mega is a Water/Ground-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.
Type: Water / Ground
Abilities:
- Swift Swim: Doubles Swampert Mega's Speed in rain, making it a formidable opponent in rainy conditions.
Physical Characteristics:
- Swampert Mega is characterized by its robust and muscular build, which is even more pronounced than its regular form.
- It has a blue body with orange fins and gills, and its arms are especially powerful and thick, allowing it to deliver incredibly strong physical attacks.
- Its eyes are sharp and focused, and it has a distinct, large fin on its head that aids in swimming and balance.
- The tail is also broad and strong, providing stability and power in water.
Behavior and Habitat:
- Swampert Mega can typically be found in marshes and wetlands, where its ability to traverse both land and water is advantageous.
- It is known for its protective nature, often guarding its territory and young with great intensity.
- Swampert Mega uses its enhanced strength to move boulders and clear obstacles in its habitat, maintaining its environment.
In Battle:
- Swampert Mega is a powerhouse in battle, excelling with its high Attack and defensive capabilities.
- It is often utilized in rain teams due to its Swift Swim ability, which significantly boosts its speed.
- Signature moves include Earthquake, Waterfall, and Ice Punch, which provide excellent type coverage.
- Swampert Mega is strong against Electric-type attacks due to its Ground typing, while being vulnerable to Grass-type moves.
Evolution:
- Swampert Mega is the Mega Evolution of Swampert, which evolves from Marshtomp starting at level 36.
- Marshtomp evolves from Mudkip starting at level 16.
- To Mega Evolve, Swampert must hold a Swampertite in battle.
Interesting Facts:
- Swampert Mega's design emphasizes its strength and adaptability, traits that are highlighted in its Mega Evolution.
- It was first introduced in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, where it gained popularity for its impressive battle capabilities.
- The combination of Water/Ground typing makes it immune to Electric-type moves, a common threat to Water-type Pokémon.
- Swampert Mega's increased muscle mass allows it to swim faster and withstand harsh water currents, showcasing its dominance in aquatic environments.