Pokémon, or Pokémon for short, are incredible creatures on this planet. Whether in the sky, ocean or land, they can be seen in every corner of the world.
Some Pokémon live in harmony with humans, some soar in the sky, some swim in the sea, some inhabit the mountains, and one of their main features is that they can be subdued by the elf ball, so that they can be carried around.
The exact number of Pokémon is unknown, but so far, 890 Pokémon species have been confirmed, and more and more Pokémon will continue to be discovered in the future.
Here are the families that need to evolve symbiotic relationships - small ball flying fish, giant wing flying fish.
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The Ball Flying Fish is a Pokémon with water and flying attributes, and is commonly used as a small batfish in the unofficial translation.
The small ball flying fish is based on manta rays, classified as a kite Pokémon, with a height of 1.0m and a weight of 65.0kg. It is a friendly Pokémon that is very unrecognizable and easy to get close to, using the two antennas on its head to understand the movement of the water flow. Its back is blue and its abdomen is light blue. It has a smiley face pattern on its back, as if it has white eyes, red eyeballs, and a light blue mouth. The eyes of the small ball flying fish are each connected by two black lines, and there is an arc not far below the eyes.
The characteristics of the small ball flying fish are leisurely swimming or water storage, or it may be a hidden characteristic water curtain.
Leisurely characteristic In rainy weather, the speed will increase.
When the Water Storage feature is attacked by the Water Attribute's move, it will not take damage, but will revert.
The characteristic of the water curtain is that the water curtain is wrapped around the body and does not become burned.
Ball Flying Fish learns skills: Impact, Water Gun, Ultrasonic (level 4 learning), Wing Attack (level 8 learning), Water Wave (level 12 learning), wide area defense (level 16 learning), high speed movement (level 20 learning), Foam Light (level 24 learning), Head Hammer (level 28 learning), Air Chopper (level 32 learning), Water Flow Ring (level 36 learning), Bouncing (level 40 learning), Slamming (level 44 learning), Water Cannon (level 48 learning).
The Small Ball Flying Fish evolves into a Giant Finned Flying Fish when it is leveled up and requires an Iron Cannon Fish to accompany it.
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The Giant Finned Flying Fish evolved when the Small Ball Flying Fish leveled up and needed to travel with the Iron Cannon Fish, it is a Pokémon with water and flight attributes, and often swims freely in the sea. The unofficial common translation is the Flying Fish Monster.
The prototype of the giant fin flying fish comes from the manta ray, and the flying attribute of the giant fin flying fish comes from the habit of the manta ray to jump out of the water, and the manta ray can glide up to 30 meters after jumping out of the water. Its appearance is similar to that of a real-life manta ray, classified as a kite Pokémon, with a height of 2.1m and a weight of 220.0kg. Its back is dark blue and its belly is somewhat gray. It has two antennas on its head that can sense the movement of water, and it often swims freely in the sea, even if it is adsorbed by iron cannon fish on its body.
Giant finned flying fish are characterized by a leisurely swim or water storage, or it may be a hidden characteristic water curtain.
Giant Finned Flying Fish learns skills: Phantom Rays, Seed Machine Guns, Impact, Water Guns, Ultrasonic, Wing Attacks, Feathers, Waves of Water (level 12 learning), Wide Area Defense (level 16 learning), High Speed Movement (level 20 learning), Foam Rays (level 24 learning), Head Hammer (level 28 learning), Air Chopper (level 32 learning), Water Ring (level 36 learning), Bounce (level 40 learning), Crash (level 44 learning), Water Cannon (level 48 learning).
Note: Skills refer to the Generation VIII Game Skill Table.