Lotad
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| Lotad
(ハスボー Hassboh) | |
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| General | |
| National Dex: | #270 |
| Evolves From: | none |
| Evolves Into: | Lombre |
| Generation: | Generation III |
| Pronunciation: | 
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| Base Stats | |
| HP: | 40 |
| Attack: | 30 |
| Defense: | 30 |
| Special Atk: | 40 |
| Special Def: | 50 |
| Speed: | 30 |
| Biological Details | |
| Species: | Water Weed Pokémon |
| Type(s): | Water/Grass |
| Height: | 1'08" (0.5 m) |
| Weight: | 5.7 lbs. (2.6kg) |
| Abilities: | |
| Pokédex Color: | Green |
| Gender: | 50% ♀/ 50% ♂ |
Lotad (ハスボー Hassboh) is a Water/Grass-Type Pokemon that evolves into Lombre starting at level 14. Lombre can then evolve into Ludicolo with the use of a Water Stone.
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[edit] Biology
Lotad is both an aquatic and a land-dwelling Pokémon, found in the Hoenn region, with a lilypad growing on its back. This species lives in groups at ponds, with their bodies submerged while suspended at the surface by their buoyant leaves, as a measure of hiding from predators. When on dry land, Lotad scuttles towards other ponds because its leaf is too heavy to support, in contrast to Lotad's ancient ancestors which were one primarily land-dwelling Pokémon. Ext's 2
[edit] In the Anime
In the Pokémon anime, a Lotad becomes one of the Pokémon in trainer Brock's possession in the third-generation Hoenn story arc in a development considered ironic because previously Brock primarily used Pokémon of the Rock and Ground types. His Lotad eventually evolved into Lombre, and then Ludicolo.
[edit] Game Info
[edit] Locations
| Lotad Locations | ||
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| Version(s) | Location | Rarity |
| Ruby/Sapphire | Routes 102 and 114 (Sapphire only) | Common |
| Emerald | Routes 102 and 114 | Common |
| FireRed/LeafGreen | Trade | N/A |
| Diamond/Pearl | Routes 203, 204, 205, and 212 (With Sapphire in GBA slot) | Dongle |
| Platinum | Routes 203, 204, 210 (South), and Eterna Forest (With Sapphire in GBA slot) | Dongle |
[edit] Side Game Locations
| Lotad Locations | ||
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| Game(s) | Location | |
| Pokémon Pinball Ruby & Sapphire | Hatch from Egg | |
| Pokémon Trozei! | Secret Storage 4, Huge Storage 3, Endless Level 1, Mr. Who's Den | |
| Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team & Blue Rescue Team | Waterfall Pond (1F-3F) | |
| Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Explorers of Darkness | Waterfall Cave (B1-B8)
Serenity River (B1-B7) | |
| Pokémon Ranger | Olive Jungle | |
[edit] Pokedex Entries
| Pokédex Entries | |
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| Generation I | |
| Lotad did not appear during the Generation I games. | |
| Generation II | |
| Lotad did not appear during the Generation II games. | |
| Ruby | |
| Lotad live in ponds and lakes, where they float on the surface. It grows weak if its broad leaf dies. On rare occasions, this Pokémon travels on land in search of clean water. | |
| Sapphire | |
| Lotad is said to have dwelled on land before. However, this Pokémon is thought to have returned to water because the leaf on its head grew large and heavy. It now lives by floating atop the water. | |
| Emerald | |
| This Pokémon lives in ponds with clean water. It is known to ferry small Pokémon across ponds by carrying them on the broad leaf on its head. | |
| FireRed | |
| It searches about for clean water. If it does not drink water for too long, the leaf on its head wilts. | |
| LeafGreen | |
| It searches about for clean water. If it does not drink water for too long, the leaf on its head wilts. | |
| Diamond | |
| It looks like an aquatic plant and serves as a ferry to Pokémon that can't swim. | |
| Pearl | |
| It looks like an aquatic plant and serves as a ferry to Pokémon that can't swim. | |
| Platinum | |
| It looks like an aquatic plant and serves as a ferry to Pokémon that can't swim. | |
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