Facts for Kids

Shelgon is a Dragon-type Pokémon that evolves from Bagon starting at level 30! 🐉

This Pokémon has a unique, cocoon-like appearance that helps protect it while it grows. Shelgon looks like a blue shell with a smooth surface and a somewhat rounded shape. It is known as the "Shelled Pokémon" and, despite its tough exterior, it’s working hard to become the powerful Dragon-type Pokémon, Salamence! 💪✨ Shelgon is from the Hoenn region, which is featured in Pokémon games like Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald.

Shelgon is known for being a very patient Pokémon. 🐢

It spends time resting in its shell-like form as it prepares for its evolution. It mostly eats fruits, berries, and other plant-based foods, but will also gather items to keep itself safe. 🍏🍓 Shelgon can be a little shy but is very protective of its friends. When threatened, it might hide or curl up in its shell, waiting for a chance to escape safely!

1. Did you know Shelgon can’t fly? It needs to evolve into Salamence first! ✈

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2. Shelmed Pokémon is a powerful and defensive Pokémon with tough skin! 💎

3. In some games, after evolving, Shelgon can learn powerful moves like Dragon Claw and Fly!
4. Bagon, Shelgon, and Salamence together are like a family! ❤

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5. Shelgon's ability, Overcoat, protects it from damage by weather and powder moves! ☁

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Shelgon made its first appearance in the Pokémon series during Generation III, which started in 2002 with Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. Inspired by dragons in stories and legends, Shelgon represents the idea of growth and transformation. 🐲

The Pokémon's design differs from its earlier form, Bagon, which looks more like a small dragon. Shelgon is the middle stage of evolution, showing that it’s preparing to become a fierce creature when it evolves into Salamence at level 50! 🎮

As a fictional Pokémon, Shelgon doesn’t have a real-life conservation status, but it is important to remember that all Pokémon should be treated with care and respect! 🌱

In the Pokémon universe, trainers are encouraged to help capture Pokémon responsibly and prevent overpopulation. In the games, it’s essential to keep your Pokémon happy and healthy so they can thrive in their world. 🌏

In the Pokémon world, Shelgon represents the idea of growth and improvement. 📈

This theme is important in games, showing that with patience and effort, players can achieve their goals! Also, families of Pokémon like Bagon, Shelgon, and Salamence symbolize working together as a team in battles. 🎉

Kids who love Pokémon can learn about friendship, strategy, and the importance of taking care of their Pokémon in their journey!

After evolving from Bagon at level 30, Shelgon continues its transformation into Salamence at level 50! 🥚

Instead of breeding, trainers usually focus on leveling up their Shelgon to help it grow. While in breeding, Bagon can lay eggs that hatch into new Bagon after some time! Eggs take about 5,120 steps to hatch, and trainers take care to watch over them. 💖

Once Shelgon evolves, it becomes even stronger, ready to battle alongside its trainer!

Shelgon usually lives in mountainous areas or caves in the Hoenn region. These places have plenty of space for Shelgon to find safety while it grows and learns. 🏞

️ They often find warm, hidden spots to rest and develop. You can find Bagon, Shelgon, and Salamence in many Pokémon games, including Pokémon GO! 🌍

They like collecting food and treasures around their habitat, making them an important part of their environment.

Shelgon has a rounded blue body that is somewhat shell-like. Its smooth, shiny surface makes it look quite cool! It has large eyes and a mouth that opens slightly. When it evolves into Salamence, it will gain massive wings to soar through the sky! 🌌

A Shelgon can stand about 1.1 meters tall (3 feet 7 inches) and weighs around 110 kg (243 pounds). Its strong body helps it protect itself against predators while it prepares for its final form!