wattrel

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Wattrel is an Electric/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.

Type: Electric / Flying

Abilities:

Wind Power: Boosts the power of the next Electric-type move when hit by wind moves.
Volt Absorb (Hidden Ability): Restores HP if hit by an Electric-type move.

Physical Characteristics:

Wattrel resembles a small bird with sleek, streamlined features.
It has a predominantly black body with a white underbelly and yellow accents on its head and wings.
Its wings are elongated and narrow, designed for efficient flight.
Wattrel has a sharp beak and small, keen eyes, giving it a focused appearance.

Behavior and Habitat:

Wattrel is often found near coastal areas and open fields, where it can take advantage of strong winds.
It is known to soar through the skies, harnessing wind currents for speed and energy.
This Pokémon is curious and active, often seen gliding effortlessly in search of prey or play.

In Battle:

Wattrel is a versatile attacker, utilizing its speed and dual typing effectively.
Notable moves include Thunder Shock, Air Cutter, and Volt Switch.
It is strong against Water and Fighting Pokémon due to its typing.
However, it is vulnerable to Rock and Ice-type moves and has a weakness to Electric-type attacks when not equipped with Volt Absorb.

Evolution:

Interesting Facts:

Wattrel's design is inspired by seabirds, particularly those that thrive in windy coastal environments.
Its unique ability, Wind Power, ties into its ecological niche, allowing it to harness wind energy in battle.
It is one of the newer additions to the Pokémon series, introduced in the Paldea region, where it quickly became known for its agility and adaptability.

Front Default

Front Shiny

Wattrel - 940

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Kilowattrel - 941

Min. Lvl 25

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Scarlet: When its wings catch the wind, the bones within produce electricity. This Pokémon dives into the ocean, catching prey by electrocuting them.
Violet: These Pokémon make their nests on coastal cliffs. The nests have a strange, crackling texture, and they’re a popular delicacy.