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Dewott (フタチマル Futachimaru)
Artwork		General

		National Dex:	#502
		Evolves From:	Oshawott
		Evolves Into:	Samurott
		Generation:	Generation V
		Pronunciation:	$DEH-wott$
		Icon(s):
Base Stats		Biological Details
HP:	75	Species:	Discipline Pokémon
Attack:	75	Type(s):	Water
Defense:	60	Height:	1.2 m
Special Atk:	83	Weight:	24.5 kg
Special Def:	60	Abilities:	Torrent Shell Armor (Dream World)
Speed:	60	Pokédex Color:	Blue
Stat Total:	413	Gender:	12.5% ♀/87.5% ♂
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Dewott (Japanese: フタチマル Futachimaru) is the Water-type Starter Pokémon of the Unova region, evolved from Oshawott.

Biology

Appearance

Dewott is an otter-like Pokémon that is light blue with a navy blue "apron" around its thighs that carries two scalchops. It has four white whiskers and a platypus-like tail and small black ears. It also bears a similarity to Marshtomp in regards to color, whiskers, and the scalchops on its legs.

Habitat

Dewotts live in the water and can only be found in the Unova region.

In the anime

A Dewott was seen in episode 4 of Pokémon Best Wishes when it was battling another trainer's Servine and won, despite Servine having a Type Advantage. It then battled Ash's Pikachu, but the battle was interrupted.

Cilan's rival ,Burgundy, owns a Dewott, as seen in Episode 19. However, it lost to Cilan's Dwebble in battle.

Evolution

Dewott evolves from Oshawott at level 17. It evolves into Samurott at level 36.

Game Info

Game Locations

Version(s)	Location	Rarity
Dewott Locations
Black/White	Evolve Oshawott	None

Pokédex Entries

Pokédex Entries
Generation I
Dewott did not appear during the Generation I games.
Generation II
Dewott did not appear during the Generation II games.
Generation III
Dewott did not appear during the Generation III games.
Generation IV
Dewott did not appear during the Generation IV games.
Black
Strict training is how it learns its flowing double-scalchop technique.
White
Scalchop techniques differ from one Dewott to another. It never neglects maintaining its scalchops.
Black 2
As a result of strict training, each Dewott learns different forms for using the scalchops.
White 2
As a result of strict training, each Dewott learns different forms for using the scalchops.

Learnset

Leveling
Level	Move	Power	Accuracy	PP	Type	Category
1	Tackle	50	100%	35	Normal	Physical
1	Tail Whip	—	100%	30	Normal	Status
1	Water Gun	40	100%	25	Water	Special
1	Water Sport	-	-%	15	Water	Status
5	Tail Whip	—	100%	30	Normal	Status
7	Water Gun	40	100%	25	Water	Special
11	Water Sport	-	-%	15	Water	Status
13	Focus Energy	-	-%	30	Normal	Status
17	Razor Shell	75	95%	10	Water	Physical
20	Fury Cutter	20	95%	20	Bug	Physical
25	Water Pulse	60	100%	20	Water	Special
28	Revenge	60	100%	10	Fighting	Physical
33	Aqua Jet	40	100%	20	Water	Physical
36	Encore	-	100%	5	Normal	Status
41	Aqua Tail	90	90%	10	Water	Physical
44	Retaliate	70	100%	5	Normal	Physical
49	Swords Dance	-	-%	30	Normal	Status
52	Hydro Pump	120	80%	5	Water	Special
Bold indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. Italic indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

Sprites

Version
Red	Blue	Yellow	Red (JP)	Green	Back
Dewott did not appear in Generation I
Gold	Silver	Crystal			Back
Dewott did not appear in Generation II
Ruby	Sapphire	Emerald	FireRed	LeafGreen	Back
Dewott did not appear in Generation III
Diamond	Pearl	Platinum	HeartGold	SoulSilver	Back
Dewott did not appear in Generation IV
Black	White	Black 2	White 2		Back

Trivia

Dewott was first seen on a Beta artwork of the Pocket Monsters Best Wishes anime series along with Servine, Woobat, and Axew. On September 1, 2010, an image containing all of the evolutions of the starter Pokémon was shown on a Japanese forum. It was officially revealed on the October issue of Coro Coro on September 11, 2010.
Dewott's name comes from "dew" and "otter." It is also possible that its name is a pun on the British idiom "Do what?" to express confusion.
The tuft of fur on Dewott's head may become the shell atop Samurott's head when it evolves.
Dewott's Japanese name, Futachimaru, could possibly originate from "fu" as in Kung Fu (since it carries the design of a Kung Fu warrior with a shield around its waist and tuft of fur atop its head), chi from chibi (since that's a Japanese style of drawing and Dewott's eyes resemble chibi style) and "maru" to have its name similar to Mijumaru, or Oshawott, its pre-evolution. It's also possible that it comes from Futachi, "two" in Japanese, and "maru", just to match Mijumaru .