Pokémon GO will introduce three regional forms of the new Dragon/Water-type Tatsugiri in the upcoming Water Festival 2025 ...

A popular Water/Ice-type Pokemon originating from Generation I, Lapras can be a force in Pokemon GO battles. With its moveset and considerable HP stats, Lapras is a bulky pick in Great and Ultra ...

Pokemon Go is bringing back some fan-favorite legendary and Mega Pokemon for its July raid rotation.

From gen 3 and up, Lapras has a special ability called Water Absorb that allows it to absorb Water-type moves instead of being hurt by them. It's also immune to critical hits, making it an even ...

Water-type Pokemon come in all shapes, sizes, and designs, but some of them are simply better than others. Here's a look at the best so far.

Pokemon Let’s Go Best Water Pokemon Blastoise - It’s not easy to obtain a Blastoise, as you’re firstly going to have to get hold of a Squirtle, and then evolve it into a Wartortle, and then ...

Rewards for beating Gigantamax Lapras - For taking down a 6* Gigantamax Lapras, you will receive 25,000 Stardust, 25,000 XP, 1 Rare Candy XL, 30 Lapras Candy, 1 Lapras Candy XL and 10 Premier Balls.

Or, if you're playing the Pokemon TCG Pocket Lapras ex event, there's potential to have Lapras ex in there as a tank/self-healer. Lightning Dragonite Deck (Image credit: The Pokemon Company) ...

The wait for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet is almost over, but there’s still lots to do in the mobile version of the popular video game franchise.. Dragon type Pokémon can be some of the most ...

Water type attacks are also not very effective against fellow water types, as well as grass and dragon type Pokémon. The best water type Pokémon: Palkia (Image credit: Niantic) ...