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Wooper
Wooper (Japanese: ウパー Upah) is a dual-type Water/Ground Pokémon introduced in Generation II of the Pokémon series. Known for its distinctive appearance resembling an upright, armless axolotl, Wooper evolves into Quagsire starting at level 20. In the Paldea region, Wooper has an alternate dual-type Poison/Ground form that evolves into Clodsire starting at level 20.
Backstory
Wooper's origins trace back to its habitat in cold water, where it spends most of its time. When sleeping, Wooper partially buries itself in mud at the water's bottom. Occasionally, it leaves the water during cooler evenings to forage for food along the shore. Wooper's regional form in Paldea tells a different story; originally aquatic, these Woopers were forced out of their watery home and adapted to life on land, primarily in marshes. Over time, they developed hardened gills and a poisonous film to prevent dehydration.
Role in the Pokémon World
In the Pokémon world, Wooper is known for its timid nature and close proximity to its evolved form, Quagsire. This Pokémon's presence is typically seen in water-rich environments where it can thrive. In Paldea, the regional Wooper has adjusted to terrestrial life and often relies on its evolved form, Clodsire, for assistance, especially in traversing water. Wooper's adaptability and its regional variant's unique evolutionary path highlight its significance in the ecosystem.
Characteristics and Abilities
Wooper is characterized by its blue, amphibious appearance with purple, branching gills, which are more prominent in males. It stands on small, round feet and has a thick tail. Wooper's oblivious demeanor, as suggested by the anime, contrasts with its defensive mechanisms, such as the slimy, toxic film it secretes to avoid dehydration and protect against the cold. The Paldean Wooper, with its brown coloration and bone-shaped gills, employs its poisonous liquid as a defense. Both forms showcase Wooper's ability to adapt and survive in diverse environments, making it a unique and resilient Pokémon in the series.