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The Hydrark Line encompasses Hydrark, Hydrinus, and Hydrinifor, which were released on the 27{{th}} May 2017 and are [[Exclusive Pokémon]]. | [[File:Hydrark_Line_Art.png|thumb|Drawn by [[Staff#Graphics_Team|Novan-Chan]].]] | ||
The Hydrark Line encompasses Hydrark, Hydrinus, and Hydrinifor, which were released on the 27{{th}} of May 2017, and are [[Exclusive Pokémon]]. | |||
== Obtaining == | == Obtaining == | ||
Hydrark can be obtained | Hydrark can be obtained by trading with other users, breeding with a member of the Hydrark Line, or from the Tournament Shop. | ||
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Hydrark Eggs can be bought from the [[Tournament]] Shop using Tournament Tokens. After the first egg is purchased, additional eggs can be purchased for 80 [[Gold Poké]]. They currently cost 1 {{LastSeason|text=yes}} Token to unlock. | |||
== Event == | == Event == | ||
The Hydrark Line was one of 4 Exclusive Pokémon lines to be added | The Hydrark Line was one of 4 Exclusive Pokémon lines to be added in Season 4 of the [[Tournament|Weekly Tournaments]]. | ||
== Evolution Tree == | == Evolution Tree == | ||
{{Evolution|egg=true|name11=Hydrark|evo11=Level 16|name12=Hydrinus|evo12=Level 36|name13=Hydrinifor}} | {{Evolution|egg=true|name11=Hydrark|evo11=Level 16|name12=Hydrinus|evo12=Level 36|name13=Hydrinifor}} | ||
== | == Pokémon Info == | ||
{{EggInfo | |||
| pkmnName = Hydrark | |||
| Exp to Hatch = 5,120 | |||
| description = A dark blue Egg with grey marks and a white patch on the bottom. It seems oddly familiar. | |||
}} | |||
{{PkmnInfo | {{PkmnInfo | ||
| pkmnName = Hydrark | | pkmnName = Hydrark | ||
| type1 = Water | | type1 = Water | ||
| expGroup = Medium-Fast (1,000,000) | | expGroup = Medium-Fast (1,000,000) | ||
| gender = 7 Males to 1 Female | | gender = 7 Males to 1 Female | ||
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| colour1 = Blue | | colour1 = Blue | ||
| colour2 = Green | | colour2 = Green | ||
| Size1 = 0.5m | |||
| Size2 = 23.0kg | |||
| body = Quadruped | | body = Quadruped | ||
| | | stats = {{BaseStats|60|50|60|35|40|55}} | ||
| dexEntry = Hydrark is notorious for being difficult to raise due to biting anything in sight and even eating spare Poké Balls. It will refuse to let go of anything once | | dexEntry = Hydrark is notorious for being difficult to raise due to biting anything in sight and even eating spare Poké Balls. It will refuse to let go of anything once it clasps its powerful jaws around it. | ||
| nameOrigin = A combination of ''hydro'' and ''shark''. | | nameOrigin = A combination of ''hydro'' and ''shark''. | ||
}} | }} | ||
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| pkmnName = Hydrinus | | pkmnName = Hydrinus | ||
| type1 = Water | | type1 = Water | ||
| expGroup = Medium-Fast (1,000,000) | | expGroup = Medium-Fast (1,000,000) | ||
| gender = 7 Males to 1 Female | | gender = 7 Males to 1 Female | ||
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| colour1 = Blue | | colour1 = Blue | ||
| colour2 = Green | | colour2 = Green | ||
| Size1 = 1.1m | |||
| Size2 = 125.0kg | |||
| body = Quadruped | | body = Quadruped | ||
| stats = {{BaseStats|90|60|85|40|75|75}} | |||
| dexEntry = It has a short temper and tends to bash its exo-skull against anything it considers to be an annoyance. | | dexEntry = It has a short temper and tends to bash its exo-skull against anything it considers to be an annoyance. | ||
| nameOrigin = A combination of ''hydro'' and ''Carcharhinus'', a type genus of requiem sharks. | | nameOrigin = A combination of ''hydro'' and ''Carcharhinus'', a type genus of requiem sharks. | ||
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| type1 = Water | | type1 = Water | ||
| type2 = Steel | | type2 = Steel | ||
| expGroup = Medium-Fast (1,000,000) | | expGroup = Medium-Fast (1,000,000) | ||
| gender = 7 Males to 1 Female | | gender = 7 Males to 1 Female | ||
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| colour1 = Blue | | colour1 = Blue | ||
| colour2 = Green | | colour2 = Green | ||
| Size1 = 1.9m | |||
| Size2 = 330.0kg | |||
| body = Quadruped | | body = Quadruped | ||
| stats = {{BaseStats|115|90|105|50|80|85}} | |||
| dexEntry = Its anger fuse is almost non-existent. It takes an incredibly skilled Trainer to tame and calm it down. Otherwise, it will destroy anything in its path until its rampage ends. | | dexEntry = Its anger fuse is almost non-existent. It takes an incredibly skilled Trainer to tame and calm it down. Otherwise, it will destroy anything in its path until its rampage ends. | ||
| nameOrigin = A combination of ''hydro'' and ''Carcharhiniformes'', a kind of | | nameOrigin = A combination of ''hydro'' and ''Carcharhiniformes'', a kind of sand shark. | ||
}} | }} | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Hydrark | * Hydrark was the second Exclusive Starter Pokémon to be released. | ||
[[Category:Pokémon]][[Category:Exclusive Pokémon]] | [[Category:Pokémon]][[Category:Exclusive Pokémon]] |
Latest revision as of 11:56, 5 April 2024
The Hydrark Line encompasses Hydrark, Hydrinus, and Hydrinifor, which were released on the 27th of May 2017, and are Exclusive Pokémon.
Obtaining
Hydrark can be obtained by trading with other users, breeding with a member of the Hydrark Line, or from the Tournament Shop.
Hydrark Eggs can be bought from the Tournament Shop using Tournament Tokens. After the first egg is purchased, additional eggs can be purchased for 80 Gold Poké. They currently cost 1 Jasper Token to unlock.
Event
The Hydrark Line was one of 4 Exclusive Pokémon lines to be added in Season 4 of the Weekly Tournaments.
Evolution Tree
Pokémon Info
Egg
Hydrark
Hydrark is notorious for being difficult to raise due to biting anything in sight and even eating spare Poké Balls. It will refuse to let go of anything once it clasps its powerful jaws around it.
Name origin: A combination of hydro and shark.
Hydrinus
It has a short temper and tends to bash its exo-skull against anything it considers to be an annoyance.
Name origin: A combination of hydro and Carcharhinus, a type genus of requiem sharks.
Hydrinifor
Its anger fuse is almost non-existent. It takes an incredibly skilled Trainer to tame and calm it down. Otherwise, it will destroy anything in its path until its rampage ends.
Name origin: A combination of hydro and Carcharhiniformes, a kind of sand shark.
Trivia
- Hydrark was the second Exclusive Starter Pokémon to be released.