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#0258 · Generation 3

Mudkip

Mud Fish Pokémon. Water type, introduced in Generation 3.

Mudkip
MissingWater

General information

Height0.4 m
Weight7.6 kg
AbilitiesDamp, Torrent
ClassificationMud Fish Pokémon
ColorBlue
RegionHoenn
Gender ratio87.5% male / 12.5% female
Last confirmedNever

Base stats · 310 total

HP50
Attack70
Defense50
Sp. Attack50
Sp. Defense50
Speed40

Related Pokémon

Evolution chain and forms

Evolution methods and requirements for this Pokémon family.

Where to find it

Game availability

Pre-Switch games where this exact form can be caught or obtained during normal play. Pokémon GO and Nintendo Switch releases are excluded.

RubyGift · Game Boy Advance · Generation 31 location
  • Route

    Route 101

    Method
    Gift
    Level
    Level 5
    Area
    Road 101
SapphireGift · Game Boy Advance · Generation 31 location
  • Route

    Route 101

    Method
    Gift
    Level
    Level 5
    Area
    Road 101
EmeraldGift · Game Boy Advance · Generation 31 location
  • Route

    Route 101

    Method
    Gift
    Level
    Level 5
    Area
    Road 101
HeartGoldGift · Nintendo DS · Generation 41 location
  • Town

    Saffron City

    Method
    Gift
    Level
    Level 5
    Area
    Silph Co.
    Conditions
    Defeat Red, Received a Kanto Starter
SoulSilverGift · Nintendo DS · Generation 41 location
  • Town

    Saffron City

    Method
    Gift
    Level
    Level 5
    Area
    Silph Co.
    Conditions
    Defeat Red, Received a Kanto Starter
Omega RubyGift · Nintendo 3DS · Generation 61 location
  • Route

    Route 101

    Method
    Gift
    Level
    Level 5
    Area
    Road 101
Alpha SapphireGift · Nintendo 3DS · Generation 61 location
  • Route

    Route 101

    Method
    Gift
    Level
    Level 5
    Area
    Road 101

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