Lately, I have been seeing a lot of water Pokémon. I am not sure if it is because that is it finally spring (YAY!), or that it has been raining a lot, or all of the above. The Pokémon I am featuring today is Magikarp. Today alone I have captured and transferred four (or was it five?) Magikarp.
Magikarp is a water pocket monster. As you can see, the Magikarp by itself is not pleasant-looking, as it resembles a big ugly goldfish that flops around. Magikarp in this form doesn't do a lot besides splashing and struggling.
I just noticed that I captured a Shiny Magikarp. Apparently, a Shiny Magikarp is different than a regular one. The color is more yellow, and I found out that it evolves into a different-colored (red) Gyarados.
However, when I have 400 Magikarp candy, I can evolve this Pokémon into a much cooler one: Gyarados. This pocket monster is considered as rare, and from what I have read, cannot be hatched by Pokémon eggs. I believe it can only be evolved from a Magikarp. (If I am wrong, please write me and let me know!)
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| (Photograph courtesy of Forbes.com) |
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