Discover the best starter Pokémon from each generation and make an informed choice for your Pokémon journey. Find out which one suits you best!

Water is the most common type in Pokémon, and it has some of the best starters, too, from fan-favorites like Blastoise to unique icons like Empoleon.

Heralding from the Unova Region, Gen 5 follows the traditions that were set by the previous generations. There are three starter Pokémon - Grass, Fire, Water type - that each have two evolutions ...

Kevin Thompson, the CEO of 9i Capital Group and the host of the 9innings podcast, told Newsweek: "Millennials and Gen Z are opposed to starter homes, because that term truly no longer exist.

Water-type starters are Pokémon based on animals that can live on both land and sea. There aren't that many in the world, but I believe we could see a Starter Pokémon based on a beaver in Gen 8.

Five Starter Pokemon that fail to excite #5 - Fennekin Image via Game Freak Fennekin, the Generation VI Fire Starter, is the only member of this list to be included because of appearance.

The first decision you make in each Pokémon game might be the most important: which starter do you want? After nine generations, we have ranked all the options from worst to best.

At the end of last year we asked you to pick your favourite Fire-, Grass-and Water-type starter Pokémon from across the Pokémon series to discover your three favourites from the 24 starter ...

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet have a trio of adorable starters, each with their own strengths and weaknesses.

The new Gen 9 starter Pokémon from the recently announced Pokémon games, Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet, have the internet in an uproar.

EK is no longer selling aluminum-based individual components and starter kits. Fluid Gaming parts now only available in pre-builts.

Page : « Previous 1 2 3 Water-type Starter Pokémon - The Top 3 As Voted By You The soggiest starter of all is Pokémon Sword and Shield's Water type Sobble, coming in at 8th. Surprisingly ...