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*Splash!* Water Pokemon Fan Club

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    Sorry for being inactive! >.<

    I recommend you guys try Basculin. It may not look tough but it's actually the strongest water Pokemon I ever used in any game. If you have White, go catch a Minccino and go to Driftveil City. You'll find a guy who will trade you a Basculin with Rock Head. (Teach it Double Edge.)
    It's also Adamant, so be sure to teach it phsyical moves! (Like STAB Waterfall.) It's one great Water type Pokemon, trust me on that.
     

    Morning Sun Espeon

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    I have a blue striped one. he's pretty cool actually! his moves are Aquajet, aquatail, waterfall, and crunch
     

    Morning Sun Espeon

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    I don't really have a prefrence, in all honesty. if I had to pick, I guess it would be special because the moves look cooler
     
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    I still tend to associate Water type Pokemon with special attacks. I guess the special and physical moves differentiation introduced in Gen IV hasn't quite seeped into me. xD I prefer special attacking water types, but I'd gladly use even physical ones too if needed.
     

    SmashBrony

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    I like both equally, but for a in-game team, I'd prefer physcial, so I can use Waterfall on it & have a different typed pokemon with Surf.
     
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    Oh yes. I've used Lapras for Surf and I've used Poliwhirl for Waterfall, Whirlpool, Surf and Strength or something in Gold.

    (I'm not random, my name is on the members list as "The Fable" still)
     

    Punnagg

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    I would love to join the group as i m a great fan of water type pokemons.

    As for the question above i use water type HM slaves in most my games but they are also my leads.
    I prefer to use special attacks rather than physical with my water pokemons.
     
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    I'm currently playing with Buizel as my starter in one of the RPs I'm in. It's fun to play with a water type in RPs, but I admit it depends more on the kind of pokémon than the type ^^' It's not like a gameboy game, I mean.

    /RP-ey ramble
     
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