Facts for Kids

Oshawott is a Water-type Pokémon from the popular Pokémon series, first introduced in Generation V! 🌊

It resembles a small sea otter and loves to play in the water. Oshawott is often seen with a shell on its belly that it uses to battle enemies. It evolves into Dewott starting at level 17, and then into Samurott at level 36. Oshawott is known for being friendly and playful, making it a great companion for trainers! You can find Oshawott in the Unova region, primarily near bodies of water like rivers and lakes.

In competitive Pokémon battles, Oshawott is not typically used, but its evolutions, Dewott and Samurott, shine! ⚔

️ Samurott is often seen in battle competitions due to its strong attack moves and abilities! Players can build strategies around Samurott's quick speed and powerful water moves. Many players enjoy battling with these evolutions to see how they handle challenges in the Pokémon world! 🌟

Although Oshawott may not compete directly, its evolution path makes it a favorite among trainers.

Here are some fun facts about Oshawott! 🌟

Oshawott is the only Water-type starter Pokémon that doesn’t evolve into a dual-type Pokémon. Did you know it can learn the move "Water Gun" at level 1? Oshawott's name comes from the Japanese word "osuwatt" which means "to splash!" 💦 Many voice actors have voiced Oshawott in various games and anime. Oshawott is a fan favorite at Pokémon conventions! Fans adore its cute, playful charm and always want to learn more about it! 🎉

In the Pokémon anime, Oshawott is known for its playful personality! 🎉

Ash Ketchum, the show's main character, has an Oshawott in his team during his adventures in the Unova region. Oshawott often gets into silly situations and has a funny habit of trying to impress others with its shell. The show highlights Oshawott’s loyalty and fighting spirit, especially during battles against other trainers. Fans love watching Oshawott grow and evolve throughout the series! 🍥

Oshawott appears in many Pokémon games, starting with Pokémon Black and White! 🎮

Players can choose Oshawott as their starter Pokémon. In Pokémon Sword and Shield, you can find Oshawott in special events. Oshawott learns many cool moves, like Aqua Jet and Hydro Pump as it gets stronger! Players love using Oshawott in battles against other Pokémon. Plus, it can be used in contests where it shows off its skills, like dancing and swimming! 🐾

Oshawott has a round, blue body and a white underside, making it super cute! 😍

Its big eyes and small ears give it an adorable look. It has a shell called a "Scallop," which it uses to defend itself. When Oshawott gets scared, it uses this shell to shield itself. Oshawott is about 1 foot tall (30 cm) and weighs around 13 pounds (6 kg). As a Water-type, it swims very well and can even perform special water moves like Water Gun and Surf! 🌊

Oshawott's evolution follows a neat path! 🌟

It evolves into Dewott at level 17, where it becomes taller and more skilled in battle. Dewott carries two shells instead of one! At level 36, Dewott then evolves into Samurott, which is much larger and has a fierce look. Samurott is known for its powerful water attacks and impressive speed in battles. Although Oshawott itself has no regional variants, it remains a beloved part of the Pokémon family across all games and media. 🐚

Oshawott lives mainly in the Unova region, which is based on New York City. 🗽

It loves rocky shores, rivers, and lakes where it can swim and play! Oshawott is often found at places like Route 19 and the starting area of the Pokémon games in Unova. When trainers start their journey, they can choose Oshawott as their first Pokémon! 🌈

It is common for trainers hunting for water-types to look for Oshawott in these habitats, making it quite familiar to trainers in Unova!

Oshawott has become quite popular in pop culture! 🎈

It has appeared in toys, clothes, and even video games! Kids love Oshawott because it’s adorable and brave! Pokémon merchandise featuring Oshawott includes plush toys and figures, available in stores worldwide. Oshawott has also been featured in trading card games and contests, inspiring many spin-off games. It has even appeared in official Pokémon artwork, showing just how loved it is by fans around the globe! 📦