While Johto bans the sale of Slowpoke Tail in Pokemon Gold and Silver, Galar embraces it in Pokemon Sword and Shield, sparking speculation about differing regional views. Pokemon Gold and Silver has ...

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The Pokemon franchise has a long history of skirting around the details about what meat is in the Pokemon world. We know that Pokemon eat other Pokemon (in fact, there’s a Pokemon that literally eats ...

Slowpoke is a dual-type Water/Psychic Pokémon introduced in Generation I. In the Galar region, Slowpoke has a Psychic-type regional form, introduced in Pokémon Sword and Shield. It will evolve into a ...

Part of the fun of the main series Pokémon games is the lore of each species, which Pokémon GO recreates with short descriptions in their Pokédex entries. However, looking into the roles these Pokémon ...

March 2023's Community Day in Pokemon GO will see a double bonanza with both Slowpoke and Galarian Slowpoke set to spawn far more frequently in the wild. This highly anticipated occasion will be ...

"Pokémon Go" holds a special event as it is integrated with Pokémon Home, so "Pokémon Go" trainers can transfer to the other Home platform. The event will allow trainers to activate a Mystery Box, ...

Humans populate all seven known regions of the Pokémon world. The majority of these citizens, however, seem to prefer to spend their days locking eyes with strangers and forcing them to battle, ...

Pokémon fans will be familiar with the Water- and Psychic-type critter, Slowpoke. It’s adorable-looking, boasts a solid Special Attack stat, and is a solid tank. What else is popular about Slowpoke?

So, if you haven't already noticed during your own playthrough of Pokémon Sword and Shield, the psychic-water type Slowpoke isn't featured in the Galar Region's Pokédex. While it was believed this ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Some Pokémon items, like Pokeballs, are obviously man-made. But some items obviously come from Pokémon—and it's probably not a stretch to think that ...