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Lotad (Japanese: ハスボー Hassboh) is a dual-type Water/Grass Pokémon.
It evolves into Lombre starting at level 14, which evolves into Ludicolo when exposed to a Water play with fake pokemon Alieian Free Bike Games Stone.
Lotad has a blue body with a yellow bill-like mouth and six small blue legs. It appears to have a lilypad on its back. It is believed that when a Lotad’s leaf becomes too big, it starts to float on the water.
Lotad has most of the abilities of both Grass- and Water-type Pokémon. It is able to float into the middle of ponds and lakes and photosynthesize food for itself without direct competition from others. It can also serve as ferries for smaller Pokémon that can’t swim.
Lotad is usually quite placid and easygoing. On rare occasions, It travels on land in search of clean water. If it does not drink water for too long, the leaf on its head wilts.
Lotad is mostly found in wet areas like lakes and ponds where it floats.
Lotad appeared in The Lotad Lowdown. Three sisters named Natalie, Nicole, and Rita owned a flower shop and a bunch of Lotad. One of these Lotad were given to Brock. This particular Lotad was a bit slow and sometimes stared blankly for a few seconds before attacking. It evolved into Lombre in Take the Lombre Home, and into a Ludicolo in Once in a Mawile.
Another Lotad appeared in Oh Do You Know The Poffin Plan! It belonged to Forsythia. hot to get monster Drizzard
Lotad first appeared in Johto Photo Finish.
A Lotad appeared in The Ribbon Cup Caper at the ship’s Pokémon Center.
A Lotad also appeared in One Big Happiny Family! in Jessie’s fantasy.
A wild Lotad is first seen as one of the wild Pokémon that attacked Ruby in VS. Nuzleaf. It made a few other cameos, but had no important role.
Lotad also swarms in Ruby after mixing records with Sapphire. However that requires interaction with another game, and therefore it’s still version-exclusive.
Lotad seems to be a literal example of a lily pad. Given its general shape and habitat, it may have also been partially inspired by a tardigrade.
Lotad is a combination of lotus and tadpole or lily pad.
Hassboh is based on 蓮 hasu (lotus) and 赤ん坊 akanbō (baby) or 帽子 bōshi (hat).
The Entralink (Japanese: ハイリンク Hilink) is a forest that is located in central Unova in Pokémon Black and White. It can be accessed via the wireless function of the C-Gear.
To enter the Entralink, the player must first be in an open area, which has the same conditions as Fly; however, while it is possible to Fly from Victory Road, it is not possible to warp to the Entralink from there. In addition, several locations which NPCs may occupy—such as in front of Icirrus Gym and on the tile which walking Trainers appear on upon entering the area—cannot be warped from. Also unlike using Fly, the Entralink cannot be warped to while using Surf.
There are several key features of the Entralink that appear in all Generation V games. The Entree Forest allows players to catch Pokémon met in the Dream World. If there are items from the Dream World waiting to be picked up, a little boy to the left of the Entree Forest’s entrance will give the player these “Dream Remnants”. The Entree serves as the core of the Entralink and is where the player can accept missions. There is an orange warp tile to the south.
In Black and White, the Entralink is a place where a player can connect to another player’s world via the wireless function of the C-Gear.
In Black 2 and White 2, the Entralink serves as the hub for Funfest Missions, but no longer allows the visiting of other player’s worlds.
The Entree is the tree with a blue hexagonal shape on its front, located in the middle of the Entralink. The Entree allows the activation of Pass Powers, which are purchased with Pass Orbs. The Entree is used to accept missions; in Black and White, Entralink Missions can only be accepted at other player’s Entrees; in Black 2 and White 2, Funfest Missions are accepted at the Entree and other player’s worlds cannot be visited.
When entering the Entralink for the first time, the Entree is a small tree, but it grows as the player completes missions.
In Black and White, it starts as a circular bud which is slightly grayish in color. As the Entree grows, it spirals outwards and its color changes according to the composition of its ★Black and ☆White levels. Growth of the Entree may only be done by completing missions in other players’ worlds.
In Black 2 and White 2 the Entree has been redesigned, and now looks like two twist ties which are black and white twisting around each other with tufts of leaves on top.
The Entree Forest is used to catch Pokémon that the player has encountered in the Dream World. To catch these Pokémon, the player is given the Dream Ball, though using it is not required. When catching a Pokémon in Entree Forest, all Poké Balls will catch the Pokémon without fail. There are two places inside known as the Forest Clearing and the Deepest Clearing.
The Forest Clearing consists of multiple clearings in the woods, while the Deepest Clearing is another area, capable of holding up to 10 Pokémon, reached by traveling through the northern parts of the Forest Clearing. Most Pokémon are automatically transferred to the first clearing once materialized from the Dream World; however, some Pokémon such as Arceus are specifically designed to appear in other clearings. To transfer them to the Deepest Clearing, the player must speak to the Pokémon and refuse to catch it; the option will then appear. Alternatively, if the player’s party and all of their Boxes are full, then this option will appear by default. Players begin with 6 sections to their Forest Clearing and one Deepest Clearing; however, if they are all full with 20 Pokémon each, players’ forests will grow larger to accommodate more Pokémon.
Pass Powers are special temporary or one-time bonuses that are purchased using Pass Orbs. When used via the Tag Log, Pass Powers provide useful boosts or effects that affect all nearby people connected wirelessly. Pass Powers are mysterious powers granted by the Entree.
There are a total of 33 Pass Powers and obtaining all of them is a requirement for the player to upgrade his or her Trainer where can i find fake pokemon Rokillain Card. This is achieved when both the ★Black and ☆White levels of the player’s Entree reaches at least 30.
Pass Powers obtained from the Entree can be registered in the C-Gear and shared with other people connected wirelessly using the Tag Log. The effect of these Pass Powers varies from ↑ to ↑↑↑, or ↓ to ↓↓↓ , and lasts only 3 minutes (with the exception of HP and PP Restoring Power, which take effect immediately).
Similar Pass Powers with strengths S and MAX may be used on other players when completing missions in their Entralink. The strength of the Pass Power used (S or MAX) depends on the mission and the level of that player’s Entree. Powers with strength S and MAX act identically to their ↑↑↑ counterparts, but for a longer period of time (30 minutes for S, 60 minutes for MAX, with the exception of Full Recovery Power).
In Black and White, players may choose to visit each others’ worlds via the Entralink. To do that, one player must be inside the Entralink while another must be located in one of the following locations which form a hexagon surrounding the Entralink:
The other player must not be inside a building.
The visiting player would have to stand on the connecting bridges at the sides of the Entralink to make a connection and the other player’s C-Gear must be on as well to establish a connection. Once connected, the visiting player would then be able to enter the other player’s Entralink by crossing the barrier.
Upon entering, the visiting player would have their overworld sprite changed and appear in a black-and-white version of Unova. Everything is the same as the original, except that the visiting player cannot enter buildings or certain places, and all the routes and towns are connected via warp portals instead of connectors.
The visiting player can also keep track of the other player’s location at the bottom screen and warp to the different towns by simply tapping with the stylus. The visiting player may also access the other player’s Entree to register available Pass Powers to their own C-Gear, or to begin missions to help the other player.
Up to two players may connect to the same player’s world. The third player may also choose to intercept a mission by completing it before the player who initiated it.
In Black and White, the visiting player may choose to accept missions on another player’s Entree. There are 6 different missions available for completion, and these require the two players to interact with each other within a specific time limit (with exception of the Item-hiding missions, which fails when the visiting player is talked to).
Upon the successful completion of a mission, the visiting player would be rewarded with Pass Orbs and the growth of the player’s own Entree. The growth of the visiting player’s Entree depends on the version of the player he or she visited: if the visiting player completed a mission on Pokémon Black, the ★Black level of the visiting player would increase by 1.
Also, completed missions would be indicated on a player’s Entree by a black or white marking depending on the version of the visiting player. If the visiting player was playing Pokémon White and completed the top-left mission, the top-left mark of the mission selection screen would ‘light up’ as White. This has no significance except when a bonus is awarded to the visiting player for completing the last mission: if five missions are ‘lit up’ as White and the visiting player with Pokémon White completes the last mission, their Entree would have a bonus growth of 6 ☆White levels.
There are 6 different kinds missions for the player to complete. When the visiting player accepts a mission, his or her sprite will change accordingly to the mission. The 6 kinds of missions are:
Support Missions give the player the task of having to find the Entralink host and giving them a special power. These powers are enhanced versions of the standard Pass Simulation Games Powers and last longer. The tasks are listed below.
There are two different kinds of item missions. The first kind of mission requires the player to sell an item to the other player at a price 50% higher than its usual cost. The mission fails if the player is turned down.
The second kind of mission requires the player to hide an item somewhere in the other player’s world within 3 minutes. The mission fails if the player is spoken to while completing the mission. This mission cannot be selected if the area the item is supposed to be hidden has not been visited by the player in his/her own world. The items that can be hidden are Great Ball, Ultra Ball, Heal Ball, Net Ball, Nest Ball, Quick Ball, Dusk Ball, Timer Ball, Repeat Ball, Dive Ball and Luxury Ball.
The areas and places where the item may be hidden are listed below.
Rescue Missions give the player the task of finding the Entralink host during a battle and talking to them. The reward(s) are listed below.
Battle Missions require the player to battle the Entralink host in a Flat Battle using the first two Pokémon in their party. Players may battle at level 10, 30, 50 or 100.
In Black 2 and White 2, Funfest Missions are used in place of Entralink Missions. They can be activated anywhere in Unova, and can be played either alone or with up to 100 others.
Entralink draws inspiration from the Tokyo Imperial Palace, and is located where Central Park is in the real world.
Crawdaunt (Japanese: シザリガー Shizariger) is a dual-type Water/Dark Pokémon.
It evolves from Corphish starting at level 30.
Crawdaunt are large, mostly red crustacean Pokémon. They have three pairs of limbs in total: two pincers with spikes protruding from the edges and tan-colored lower sides of the claws, one pair of legs that resembles Corphish’s with small spikes, and a two-clawed back pair that looks almost elephantine. They possess two blue stripes on their chin that are sometimes mistaken for a pair of lips. Lower on their tan-colored underside is a pattern of angular red shapes, separating the upper portion of their underside from the lower portion. On the top of their head is a yellow star-shaped object, the purpose of which is currently not known. It may just be there for show. Crawdaunt has circular eyes with small pupils in dark sockets, and a pocketing in its shell below its eye resembling ‘bags’. On the lower part of its lobster-like tail is a triangular patch of yellow.
Crawdaunt is a very powerful, violent Pokémon. Its strong pincers allow it to use moves such as ViceGrip and even Guillotine. Crawdaunt often wildly flails its pincers, and also may use them to pick up and toss other Pokémon out of its pond. As a Water-type, Crawdaunt can also use Water-type moves such as Bubble and BubbleBeam.
Crawdaunt are extremely aggressive Pokémon that will bully others in order to drive them away from their homes, exhibiting behavior similar to Whiscash. Its nature also means that Crawdaunt is prone to challenge other living things to battle, and it loves to do so. Crawdaunt molt their shells regularly, and immediately after their shells are soft and tender. Until the shells harden, Crawdaunt hide in their streambed burrows to avoid being attacked from its foes.
Veteran Crawdaunt, which have prevailed in hundreds of battles, have giant pincers that are marked with countless scars. Crawdaunt have been said to be hard to raise.
Crawdaunt live in ponds and streams.
Crawdaunt first appeared in Stairway to Devon under the control of a Team Aqua member.
Shelly’s two Crawdaunt and Brodie’s Ditto-turned-Crawdaunt appeared in Unfair Weather Friends.
In On Olden Pond, a Crawdaunt Suikid owned by Mr. Saridakis was used to terrorize a lake.
Two Crawdaunt owned by two Aqua Grunts appeared in Gaining Groudon.
A Crawdaunt owned by Kyle appeared in Strategy With a Smile!
A Crawdaunt appeared in Up Close and Personable!
A Crawdaunt also appeared in Battling the Generation Gap!
Another Crawdaunt also appeared in Strategy Begins at Home!
In the Pokémon Adventures manga, a wild Crawdaunt is seen ambushing Briney and injuring his Wingull’s beak. It was subdued by Kiki’s Double-Edge attack and fell victim to its Cute Charm before being tied up by Ruby, though he pretended that it wasn’t his work, as at this point he still hated battling.
Crawdaunt’s name and appearance suggest that it is based on a red swamp crayfish. However, its size and Dark type would suggest it is based on a larger, more powerful creature, such as the lobster. Crawdaunt’s shell may be based on batesian mimicry in association with Sharpedo, as it resembles monster Urbai an open shark mouth with a star on the nose.
Crawdaunt is a combination of crawdad or crawfish (alternate names for a crayfish) and daunt (to cause to lose courage) or taunt.
Shizariger is a combination of シザー shizā (scissors) and ザリガニ zarigani (crayfish).
Tentacool (Japanese: メノクラゲ Menokurage) is a dual-type Water/Poison Pokémon.
It evolves into Tentacruel starting at level 30.
Tentacool resembles a box jellyfish. It has a light blue, clear body with two large, transparent, red crystals on each side of its body, and one small one in the middle. It has two small eyes with black pupils and no visible irises near the base of its body. It has two tentacles laced with stinging cells. The tentacles extend from beneath its round, blue lower body, which has a cape-like formation in the back.
Tentacool absorbs sunlight and refracts it using water inside its body to convert it into beam energy, as seen in the episode Tentacool and Tentacruel. It is also able to control Pokémon it touches with its tentacles.
This Pokémon shoots beams from its crystal-like eyes, and are often found floating in shallow waters.
Tentacool can be found throughout the ocean, usually congregating in places where warm currents and cold currents come together, and where minerals are plentiful. They are extremely common in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn and Sinnoh.
Tentacool’s debut appearance was Games For Girls Only in the episode Tentacool and Tentacruel.
It also appeared in Friends to the End during Ritchie and Assunta’s battle. However, it is unknown who it belonged to. In the same episode, another Tentacool under the ownership of an unknown Trainer, appeared during the closing ceremonies of the Indigo League.
Multiple Tentacool appeared in Bye Bye Psyduck.
Multiple Tentacool also appeared in The Power of One.
A Trainer used a Tentacool in Hook, Line, and Stinker to aid him in the annual Seaking Catching Competition.
A Tentacool appeared in The Joy of Water Pokémon as an inhabitant of Lake Lucid.
A Tentacool also appeared in Celebi: Voice of the Forest.
Two Tentacool appeared in Mantine Overboard! living underwater.
A Tentacool was seen at a Pokémon Center in The Legend of Thunder!.
A Tentacool appeared in the opening of Pokémon Heroes. Also, a Tentacool was used by a competitor in the Tour de play with fake pokemon Gigly Alto Mare, a water chariot race.
Multiple Tentacool appeared in the opening of Destiny Deoxys.
A school of Tentacool appeared in a flashback in A Cacturne for the Worse. May fears them due to being surrounded by them at one point, and her mother attempted to catch her, thinking that she was a Tentacool.
A Tentacool appeared in the opening of Lucario and the Mystery of Mew.
A Tentacool appeared in Up Close and Personable!.
Tentacool’s first appearance is a cameo in Bulbasaur, Come Home! as one of the Pokémon that escapes from Professor Oak’s Laboratory.
One of the members of the Pokémon Fan Club in Vermilion City apparently bathes with her Tentacool on a regular basis. She is seen again with her Tentacool in Volume 14 during the Chairman’s call out to all Trainers to send their Pokémon to help the fight in Ilex Forest.
Tentacool is based on a jellyfish, possibly a species of box jellyfish like Chironex fleckeri or Carukia barnesi.
Tentacool is a combination of tentacle Spongebob Games and cool.
Menokurage may be a combination of 目の敵 menokataki (enemy) and 水母 kurage (jellyfish). Alternatively, it may be a pun on the expression 目の毒 menodoku (“poison to the eye”, referring to a tempting thing but one that must not be looked at), considering that its evolution’s name is ドククラゲ dokukurage.
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