Facts for Kids

Quaxly is a Water-type Pokémon that was introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, which are video games released on November 18, 2022. 🎮

Quaxly is known for its cool, duck-like appearance! With a big yellow beak and blue plumage, it looks ready for fun adventures. Quaxly is a final evolution of the Sprigatito starter and has a joyful and friendly personality. It often helps trainers catch other Pokémon and enjoy water activities! 🌊

Quaxly is at home in lakes and rivers and is admired for its unique ability to splash its way to victory in battles.

Did you know Quaxly loves to create splashes? 🌊

When it gets excited, it can create waves that even other Pokémon enjoy! Quaxly has special moves like "Water Gun," which allows it to shoot water at opponents in battles. 💦

In the Pokémon games, you can train Quaxly to learn super cool moves. Plus, it has a fantastic sense of direction and can always find its way back home. So, if you've got a Quaxly, you’ll have a playful water buddy at your side! 🚀

In the Pokémon world, Quaxly is not considered endangered. However, like all Pokémon, it needs a healthy environment to thrive. 🌍

It's crucial for Trainers to protect nature to help Quaxly and its friends stay safe and happy in their homes. In real life, water pollution can hurt animals like ducks. That's why it's essential to take care of lakes and rivers—just like Trainers take care of their Pokémon in the games! Together, we can ensure that Pokémon like Quaxly have bright futures!

Quaxly has become popular among Pokémon fans and has been featured in many game tournaments! 🏆

It often symbolizes fun, teamwork, and adventure because of its playful nature. Children enjoy imagining what it would be like to train and play with a Quaxly in their own Pokémon journeys. 🐥

In the Pokémon anime, Quaxly showcases positive personality traits, helping teach lessons about friendship and working together. Many fans create art and crafts inspired by Quaxly!

Quaxly enjoys a yummy diet mainly consisting of aquatic plants and small fish. 🐟

It uses its beak to dive into the water and catch tasty snacks! Quaxly loves to hunt in shallow waters where it can easily spot its food. It also enjoys playing in the water while searching for food or just having fun splashing around. Trainers often bring Quaxly special treats to keep it happy and healthy, making it more energized for training and battles!

Quaxly can mainly be found around lakes, rivers, and wetlands! 🏞

️ In the Pokémon world, it enjoys sunny areas like Paldea, which is based on the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal). Many Trainers in this region love to have Quaxly as a companion because of its playful nature. 🌞

Quaxly loves to splash water, making it a common sight near waterways. In the video games, Quaxly can be spotted swimming or playing along the shores during your adventure!

Quaxly stands about 3 feet tall and weighs around 15 pounds. 🦆

It has a plush, blue body, bright yellow feet, and a distinctive tuft of feathers on its head that resembles a stylish hat! When you see Quaxly waddle, it often hops up and down excitedly. Quaxly's sleek body helps it swim efficiently, allowing it to glide quickly through water while chasing after other Pokémon or exploring its surroundings. With sharp eyes and a cheerful grin, it's not just cute but also ready to win battles!

Quaxly, like other Pokémon, starts off as an egg! 🥚

After hatching, it becomes a Sprigatito and goes through stages of growth. With care and training, Sprigatito eventually evolves into Quaxly! The process takes time and patience. As Quaxly matures, it learns exciting new moves that boost its abilities in battles. Once mature, Quaxly is fully equipped to be a strong companion for Trainers sharing fun adventures. Be sure to provide lots of love, and it will grow into a fantastic friend!

Quaxly is known for being social and friendly with both Pokémon and people. 🌟

It often forms teams with other Water-type Pokémon, like Sprigatito or Frosmoth, sharing games and racing in streams. Quaxly also loves to show off its swimming skills! In the wild, it communicates using cheerful quacks and playful splashes. Quaxly's team spirit makes it a favorite among Trainers, helping them bond and learn what it means to be kind and supportive teammates!