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Nature Guide 3: Focus on Speed ​​and Neutral Natures Closing out the list of personalities for your bot, this last group defines who takes the initiative and attacks first in the turn, in addition to bringing balanced natures that maintain the Pokémon's original stats. ⚡ Natures focused on increasing Speed Crucial for determining the order of attack in battle. Did you secure the Speed ​​advantage? You strike before your opponent has a chance to react. Timid (Fearful): 📈 +Speed ​​| 📉 -Attack (A favorite for fast special attackers who don't use physical strength). Jolly (Cheerful): 📈 +Speed ​​| 📉 -Special Attack (A favorite for fast, physical attackers who don't use special powers). Hasty: 📈 +Speed ​​| 📉 -Defense (It guarantees maximum agility, but leaves the Pokémon slightly more vulnerable to physical attacks). Naive (Ingenuous): 📈 +Speed ​​| 📉 -Special Defense (Ensures maximum agility, but reduces resistance against elemental attacks). ⚖️ Neutral Natures (No changes) These natures cancel each other out (they increase and decrease the same attribute at the same time). In practice, they do not apply bonuses (+10%) or penalties (-10%), keeping the Pokémon's base stats perfectly balanced. Hardy (Hardworking): Neutral Docile (Docile): Neutral Serious (Séria): Neutral Bashful (Shameful): Neutral Quirky (Eccentric): Neutral

🔮 Natures focused on increasing Special Defense Ideal for tactical tanks (or "special barriers"), focused on absorbing spells and elemental rays without collapsing. Calm: 📈 +Special Defense | 📉 -Attack (Excellent for special defenders who also attack using magical powers). Careful: 📈 +Special Defense | 📉 -Special Attack (Best for special tanks that prefer to use physical attacks to retaliate). Sassy (Atrevida): 📈 +Special Defense | 📉 -Speed (Greatly increases magic protection, reducing initiative speed). Gentle (Docile): 📈 +Special Defense | 📉 -Defense (Provides more special defense, but reduces resistance to physical blows).

Natures are used to shape the personality and attributes (Stats) of Pokémon in your RPG. For the bot's system to calculate stats, the rule is simple: 📈 Blue Attribute (+): Gain a +10% bonus. 📉 Red Attribute (-): Suffers a reduction of -10%. ❤️ HP (Health): Never affected by any Nature. ⚔️ Natures focused on increasing Attack (Physical) Ideal for Pokémon that use brute physical force attacks (such as punches, slashes, and charges). Adamant (Firm): 📈 +Attack | 📉 -Special Attack (The best and most used for purely physical attackers). Brave: 📈 +Attack | 📉 -Speed (Often used for Pokémon that are naturally slow). Lonely: 📈 +Attack | 📉 -Defense (Increases damage, but makes the Pokémon more vulnerable to physical attacks). ​Naughty (Malicious): 📈 +Attack | 📉 -Def. Special (Increases damage, but reduces resistance against elemental powers). 🛡️ Natures focused on increasing Defense (Physical) Perfect for tank Pokémon, focused on withstanding physical attacks and protecting the team. Bold: 📈 +Defense | 📉 -Attack (Excellent for defenders who attack using special powers). Impish (Impetuosa): 📈 +Defense | 📉 -Special Attack (Best for pure physical tanks that only use physical attacks). Relaxed: 📈 +Defense | 📉 -Speed (Increases physical stamina at the expense of agility). Lax (Loose): 📈 +Defense | 📉 -Special Defense (Increases physical defense, but decreases defense against special attacks).

🐲 Type: Dragon Historically the most powerful and mystical type. Their attacks inflict massive damage on most enemies, but they have a destructive rivalry with each other and a crucial weakness against fairy magic. Advantage against (2x damage): Dragon. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Steel. Immunity (Damage x0): Cannot deal damage to Fairy-type Pokémon. Weakness (Take x2 of): Ice, Dragon, Fairy. 🛡️ Type: Steel The absolute king of defense. It's the most heavily armored structure in the entire game, possessing the highest number of passive resistances and perfect immunity to toxins. Advantage against (2x damage): Ice, Rock, Fairy. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Fire, Water, Electric, Steel. Immunity (Damage x0): It is completely immune to any Poison-type attack or effect. Weakness (Take x2 of): Fire, Fighting, Earth. 🧚 Type: Fairy The magic and light type, introduced to balance the game and dethrone the sovereignty of dragons. It excels in both attack and support roles. Advantage against (2x damage): Fighter, Dragon, Dark. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Fire, Poison, Steel. Immunity (Damage x0): It is completely immune to any Dragon-type attack. Weakness (Take x2 of): Poison, Steel.

👻 Type: Ghost One of the most dangerous and treacherous types. It possesses two valuable natural immunities, making it excellent for strategic swaps in the heat of battle. Advantage against (2x damage): Psychic, Ghost. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Dark. Immunity (Damage x0): Cannot deal damage to Normal-type attacks. Is completely immune to Normal and Fighting-type attacks. Weakness (Take x2 of): Ghost, Dark. 🌑 Type: Dark Created specifically to counter overwhelming mental powers. It's the type for stealthy attacks and pure malice. Advantage against (2x damage): Psychic, Ghost. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Fighter, Dark, Fairy. Immunity (Damage x0): It is completely immune to any Psychic-type attack. Weakness (Take x2 of): Fighting, Bug, Fairy. ❄️ Type: Ice A purely offensive type ("glass cannon"). It is devastating in attack, being the dragons' worst nightmare, but it is very weak in defense due to having many weaknesses. Advantage against (2x damage): Grass, Ground, Flying, Dragon. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Fire, Water, Ice, Steel. Weakness (Takes x2 of): Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel

Type Guide 4: Poison, Bug, and Psychic Continuing with the data from your bot, we enter the group of tactical types, focused on negative effects, mind control, and biological strategies: 🪱 Type: Insect A very common type in the early game, excellent for quick early-game strategies, although it has many opposing resistances. Advantage against (2x damage): Grass, Psychic, Dark. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Fire, Fighting, Poison, Flying, Ghost, Steel, Fairy. Weakness (Takes x2 damage): Fire, Flying, Rock. 🧪 Type: Poison This type focuses on attrition. It's perfect for poisoning opponents and has one of the best defensive resistances in the game. Advantage against (2x damage): Grass, Fairy. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Poison, Earth, Rock, Ghost. Immunity (Damage x0): Cannot deal damage to Steel-type targets. Weakness (Take 2 of): Earth, Psychic. 🔮 Type: Psychic The kind of mind control and raw elemental power used for special effects. It was an almost unbeatable force in the early generations. Advantage against (2x damage): Fighter, Poison. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Psychic, Steel. Immunity (Damage x0): Cannot deal damage to Dark-type Pokémon. Weakness (Take x2 of): Bug, Ghost, Dark.

🕊️ Type: Flying The type that excels in aerial agility. It guarantees one of the best immunities in the game and is excellent for launching quick counter-attacks. Advantage against (2x damage): Grass, Fighting, Bug. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Electric, Rock, Steel. Immunity (Damage x0): It is completely immune to any Ground-type attack. Weakness (Take x2 of): Electric, Ice, Rock. 🏜️ Type: Earth One of the strongest offensive types. It's the only element capable of taking down the powerful Electric type. Advantage against (2x damage): Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Grass, Insect. Immunity (Damage x0): Cannot deal damage to Flying-type Pokémon. Is completely immune to Electric-type attacks. Weakness (Take 2 of): Water, Grass, Ice. 🪨 Type: Rock A rustic and defensive type against fire and flying attacks, but it has many weaknesses due to its rigid structure. Advantage against (2x damage): Fire, Ice, Flying, Bug. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Fighting, Ground, Steel. Weakness (Takes x2 of): Water, Grass, Fighting, Ground, Steel

🌱 Type: Grass A highly strategic type, focused on status effects (such as paralysis and sleep) and healing, but possessing many elemental weaknesses. Advantage against (2x damage): Water, Earth, Rock. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Fire, Grass, Poison, Flying, Bug, Dragon, Steel. Weakness (Takes x2 of): Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, Bug. ⚡ Type: Electric An extremely fast and offensive type. It has very few weaknesses, making it one of the safest types in the game. Advantage against (2x damage): Water, Flying. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Electric, Grass, Dragon. Immunity (Damage x0): Cannot deal damage to Ground-type moves. Weakness (Takes x2 of): Earth (Only weakness of the type). ⚔️ Type: Fighter This type focuses on brute physical strength and breaking through barriers. It's perfect for defeating very defensive opponents. Advantage against (2x damage): Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, Steel. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Poison, Flying, Bug, Psychic, Fairy. Immunity (Damage x0): Cannot deal damage to Ghost-type Pokémon. Weakness (Take x2 of): Flying, Psychic, Fairy

Super Effective (Advantage): Double Damage (x2) Not Very Effective (Disadvantage): Half the damage (x0.5) Does Not Affect (Immunity): Zero Damage (x0) ⚪ Type: Normal The most basic game type. It's neutral and balanced, but doesn't have any native offensive advantages. Advantage against (Damage x2): None. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Rock, Steel. Immunity (Damage x0): Cannot deal damage to Ghost-type attacks and is also completely immune to Ghost-type attacks. Weakness (Take x2 of): Fighter. 🔥 Type: Fire A highly offensive and very popular type, focused on dealing massive damage and melting defenses. Advantage against (2x damage): Grass, Ice, Bug, Steel. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Fire, Water, Rock, Dragon. Weakness (Take x2 of): Water, Earth, Rock. 💧 Type: Water One of the most versatile types in the game, with an excellent balance between attack and defense. Advantage against (2x damage): Fire, Earth, Rock. Disadvantage against (Damage x0.5): Water, Grass, Dragon. Weakness (Take 2 of): Electric, Grass.

Region 8: Galar (Industry and Large Stadiums) Galar is inspired by the United Kingdom, blending rural countryside with steam-powered industrial cities. It is famous for turning Pokémon battles into grand sporting spectacles held in colossal, packed arenas. 🏞️ Key Scenarios for the Bot Postwick: A peaceful rural village surrounded by fields of Wooloo sheep, where the journey begins. Wild Area: A vast open natural area with dynamic weather, where Pokémon of various levels roam freely. Motostoke: A vast industrial city of red bricks, steam-powered gears, and a strong steampunk atmosphere. Ballonlea: A mystical village hidden in a dense forest, illuminated by giant mushrooms that glow in the dark. Wyndon: A modern metropolis in the far north that houses the main arena of the Pokémon League. 🎒 The Galar Starter Pokémon 🌱 Grookey (Grass Type) Description: Mischievous green chimpanzee. Generates waves of vital energy by rhythmically beating its branch. In the RPG: Robust drummer. Evolves into Rillaboom, focusing on excellent physical attack and high HP. Evolutions: Grookey ➡️ Thwackey ➡️ Rillaboom. 🔥 Scorbunny (Fire Type) Description: Hyperactive white rabbit. Runs around to raise its temperature and make the soles of its feet burn. In the RPG: A fast attacker. Evolves into Cinderace, acting as an agile player with high physical attack. Evolutions: Scorbunny ➡️ Raboot ➡️ Cinderace. 💧 Sobble (Water Type) Description: A shy lizard that becomes invisible and camouflaged when it comes into contact with water. In the RPG: Sniper. His final form, Inteleon, is a spy with extremely high Special Attack and Speed. Evolutions: Sobble ➡️ Drizzile ➡️ Inteleon

Region 7: Alola (The Tropical Paradise) Alola is a paradisiacal archipelago composed of four natural islands and one artificial island, heavily inspired by Hawaii. The region is marked by lush beaches, a vibrant culture based on local rituals, and the striking presence of the guardian spirits of nature (the Tapus). 🏞️ Key Scenarios for the Bot Iki Town: A traditional village on Melemele Island, home to a large wooden stage used for festivals and battles in honor of the gods. Wela Volcano Park: A volcanic park on Akala Island. A hostile environment filled with cooled lava, ash, and magnetic black rocks. Aether Paradise: A colossal, artificial, hyper-technological floating island that functions as a protective sanctuary and secret laboratory. Mount Lanakila: The highest peak on Ula'ula Island. A frozen and dangerous mountain, chosen as the official location of the Pokémon League. Exeggutor Island: A small, wild, pristine island untouched by civilization on Poni Island, teeming with exotic Alola species. 🎒 The Starter Pokémon of Alola 🌱 Rowlet (Grass/Flying) Description: Small, spherical owl. It can rotate its head 180° and glide completely silently before firing sharp leaves. In the RPG: Stealthy marksman. His final form, Decidueye (Grass/Ghost), is a shadow archer with useful immunities and a focus on precise physical strikes. Evolutions: Rowlet ➡️ Dartrix ➡️ Decidueye. 🔥 Litten (Fire Type) Description: A black feline with a difficult and solitary temperament. It licks its oil-rich fur and uses it as fuel to spit fireballs. In the RPG: The brute of the rings. Evolves into Incineroar (Fire/Dark), gaining a lot of HP, great Defense, and overwhelming physical attack power. Evolutions: Litten ➡️ Torracat ➡️ Incineroar. 💧 Popplio (Water Type) Description: A playful and acrobatic sea lion. It can blow elastic water balloons out of its nose to perform acrobatics or trap enemies. In the RPG: The mystical force. Evolves into Primarina (Water/Fairy).

Region 5: Unova (Modernity and Contrast) Unova is a modern and cosmopolitan region, inspired by New York. It stands out by blending towering skyscrapers and cutting-edge technology with arid deserts and ancient ruins, creating a stark contrast between the new and the old. 🏞️ Key Scenarios for the Bot Nuvema Town: A peaceful and secluded coastal village, home to Professor Juniper's laboratory. Castelia City: A colossal metropolis with towering skyscrapers, crowded streets, and hidden alleyways. Desert Resort: Vast desert with sandstorms and the mystical buried Relic Castle. Nimbasa City: Entertainment hub with amusement park and vibrant neon lights. Dragonspiral Tower: The oldest structure in Unova, where legendary dragons are said to rest. 🎒 The Starter Pokémon of Unova 🌱 Snivy (Grass Type) Description: An elegant and proud bipedal snake. Intelligent, it remains calm under intense pressure. In the RPG: Strategic sprinter. Possesses excellent speed and balanced defenses to control the pace of the fight. Evolutions: Snivy ➡️ Servine ➡️ Serperior. 🔥 Tepig (Fire Type) Description: Cheerful fire piglet. It fries berries with the flames on its snout before eating them. In the RPG: Robust attacker. Evolves into Emboar (Fire/Fighting), gaining a lot of HP and high raw physical power. Evolutions: Tepig ➡️ Pignite ➡️ Emboar. 💧 Oshawott (Water Type) Description: Sea otter that uses the shell on its belly (scalchop) as a sword or shield. In the RPG: Balanced warrior. His final form, Samurott, is a samurai with excellent mixed offensive stats. Evolutions: Oshawott ➡️ Dewott ➡️ Samurott

Region 6: Kalos (Elegance and Beauty) Kalos is a star-shaped region inspired by France. It is famous for its artistic beauty, high fashion, imposing monuments, and classical architecture. It is also known worldwide as the birthplace of the Mega Evolution phenomenon. 🏞️ Key Scenarios for the Bot Vaniville Town: A charming, flowery, and peaceful residential village where the player's journey begins. Lumiose City: A colossal, circular metropolis. At its center shines the Prism Tower, a power tower that illuminates the entire city with neon lights at night. Laverre City: A magical city built around a 1500-year-old tree, with a fairytale atmosphere and eternal autumn. Anistar City: Known for housing a gigantic and mysterious sundial made of cosmic crystal that shines intensely at dusk. Reflection Cave: A cave whose walls are made of perfect mirrored crystals, reflecting the image of trainers and hiding wild Pokémon. 🎒 The Kalos Starter Pokémon 🌱 Chespin (Grass Type) Description: A friendly porcupine with a green shell on its head. When it concentrates, its quills become stiff enough to break rocks. In the RPG: The physical defender. Evolves into Chesnaught (Grass/Fighting), functioning as an armored "paladin" with very high resistance against physical attacks. Evolutions: Chespin ➡️ Quilladin ➡️ Chesnaught. 🔥 Fennekin (Fire Type) Description: A very elegant fire fox. She loves to chew on dry twigs, which she uses as fuel to release hot air and embers from her ears. In the RPG: The team's mage. Evolves into Delphox (Fire/Psychic), focusing on high special attack and long-range strikes using mystical powers. ​Evolutions: Fennekin ➡️ Braixen ➡️ Delphox. 💧 Froakie (Water Type) Description: An agile blue frog that produces elastic bubbles in its neck (Frubbles) to reduce the impact of enemy attacks and blind opponents. In the RPG: The fast ninja. Evolves into Greninja (Water/Dark), guaranteeing

Region 4: Sinnoh (Mythology and Snow) Sinnoh is a cold, vast, and mountainous region, deeply connected to the creation myths of the Pokémon universe. It is divided in half by an immense mountain range, blending ancient forests, sacred lakes, and frozen routes. 🏞️ Key Scenarios for the Bot Twinleaf Town: A peaceful rural village in the southwest, surrounded by a cool breeze, where the journey begins. Eterna Forest: A dense and mysterious forest where sunlight barely penetrates. It houses an abandoned and haunted mansion. Mt. Coronet: A gigantic mountain that cuts the region in half. At its summit lies Spear Pillar, the altar of the legendary beings of time and space. Snowpoint City: An isolated city in the far north, covered in perpetual ice and accessible only by crossing intense blizzards. The Three Lakes: Sacred lakes (Verity, Valor, and Acuity) arranged in a triangle, protected by legendary guardians. 🎒 The Sinnoh Starter Pokémon 🌱 Turtwig (Grass Type) Description: A land turtle with a leaf on its head. Its shell is made of hardened soil and strengthens when it drinks water. In the RPG: The "tank" of the trio. Evolves into Torterra (Grass/Ground), focusing on very high defense and heavy physical attacks (like Earthquake). Evolutions: Turtwig ➡️ Grotle ➡️ Torterra. 🔥 Chimchar (Fire Type) Description: Agile and playful chimpanzee. Its tail burns continuously using gases from its stomach and only goes out when it sleeps. In the RPG: A fast and aggressive attacker. Evolves into Infernape (Fire/Fighting), combining extreme speed with excellent offensive stats. Evolutions: Chimchar ➡️ Monferno ➡️ Infernape. 💧 Piplup (Water Type) Description: A very proud and stubborn blue penguin. He hates taking orders from those who don't respect him and always walks with his chest puffed out. In the RPG: Strategic choice. Its final form, Empoleon, gains the Steel type, granting it the highest number of elemental resistances of the trio. Evolutions: Piplup ➡️ Prinplup ➡️ Empoleon.

Region 3: Hoenn (The Force of Nature) Hoenn is a tropical region marked by the extremes of nature, perfectly divided between land and the vast ocean. Its ecosystem features active volcanoes, rainforests, and underwater diving routes. 🏞️ Key Scenarios for the Bot Littleroot Town: A small and cozy village surrounded by dense vegetation, where Professor Birch's laboratory is located. Mt. Chimney: A gigantic active volcano. Trainers use a cable car to battle amidst the ash and lava caves. Fortree City: A unique city built entirely atop giant trees, with suspended cabins integrated into the wildlife. Sootopolis City: A mysterious city inside the crater of an underwater volcano. It is only accessible by flying or diving into the ocean. Pacifidlog Town: A peaceful, floating village built on wooden rafts and coral reefs in the middle of the open sea. 🎒 The Hoenn Starter Pokémon 🌱 Treecko (Grass Type) Description: A green, cold, and calculating gecko. It has small hooks on its feet that allow it to walk on walls and ceilings with agility. In the RPG: The speedster of the trio. Stands out for his extremely high speed and excellent special attack, ideal for finishing fights quickly. Evolutions: Treecko ➡️ Grovyle ➡️ Sceptile. 🔥 Torchic (Fire Type) Description: Small chick with orange feathers. It harbors a burning flame inside its stomach, making it very hot to the touch. In the RPG: It starts out cute, but transforms into a powerhouse upon gaining the Fighting type in its evolution. Focused on physical attack and massive damage. Evolutions: Torchic ➡️ Combusken ➡️ Blaziken. 💧 Mudkip (Water Type) Description: A blue amphibian with a fin on its head that functions as a radar to detect water currents and air movement. In the RPG: The safest and most resilient choice. Upon evolving, it gains the Ground type, becoming immune to Electric attacks. Evolutions: Mudkip ➡️ Marshtomp ➡️ Swampert.

Region 1: Kanto (The Unforgettable Classic) Kanto balances rural nostalgia with technological metropolises. Inspired by real-life Japan, it features plains, dense forests, and industries, functioning as the perfect "tutorial region." 🏞️ Key Scenarios for the Bot Pallet Town: A peaceful and quiet village, home to Professor Oak's laboratory, where the journey begins. Viridian Forest: A damp and shady natural labyrinth of dense trees, teeming with Bug-type Pokémon. Mt. Moon: A mystical cave famous for its fossils and moon rocks, where rare Pokémon emerge under the full moon. Lavender Town: A melancholy town shrouded in fog, home to the haunted Pokémon Tower (a graveyard for monsters). Celadon and Saffron: The urban heartland. Large metropolises with skyscrapers, casinos, and technology companies. Cinnabar Island: An isolated island at the foot of an active volcano, home to genetic experimentation laboratories. 🎒 The Kanto Starter Pokémon ​🌱 Bulbasaur (Grass/Poison) Description: A creature with a bulb on its back that absorbs solar energy. Loyal and very focused. In the RPG: "Easy Mode". It has a total advantage against the first two gym leaders (Rock and Water). ​Evolutions: Bulbasaur ➡️ Ivysaur ➡️ Venusaur. 🔥 Charmander (Fire) Description: Lizard with a flame on its tail that indicates its health. Proud and temperamental. In the RPG: "Hard Mode". It struggles initially against Rock and Water types, but becomes a devastating attacker when it evolves into Charizard. Evolutions: Charmander ➡️ Charmeleon ➡️ Charizard. 💧 Squirtle (Water) Description: Blue turtle with a tough shell that reduces damage and helps it swim at high speed. Playful. In RPGs: "Medium Mode". Ensures excellent balance and robust defense throughout the journey. Evolutions: Squirtle ➡️ Wartortle ➡️ Blastoise

Region 2: Johto (Tradition and Mystery) Neighboring Kanto, Johto is deeply connected to history, myths, and ancient traditions. Its landscapes blend wooden temples, sacred forests, and a strong spiritual atmosphere. 🏞️ Key Scenarios for the Bot New Bark Town: The peaceful town "where the winds of new beginnings blow." Professor Elm's laboratory is located here. Violet City: A historic city that houses the Sprout Tower, a giant wooden tower built around a central living pillar that sways like a plant. Ecruteak City: The cultural heart of Johto. Home to dance theaters and two legendary towers: the Burned Tower (destroyed by a mysterious fire) and the Bell Tower, where the guardian Ho-Oh resides. Lake of Rage: A large lake in the north, famous for its constant rainfall and for being the habitat of the very rare Red Gyarados. Mt. Silver: An isolated and dangerous mountain on the border with Kanto, unlocked only in the post-game for the strongest trainers on the server. 🎒 The Starter Pokémon of Johto ​🌱 Chikorita (Grass Type) Description: A small, yellowish-green quadruped with a large leaf on its head that emits a sweet and calming aroma. Status in RPG: Focused on defense, healing, and support. It's the most challenging starting character to begin the game. Evolutions: Chikorita ➡️ Bayleef ➡️ Meganium. 🔥 Cyndaquil (Fire Type) Description: A shy Pokémon that usually walks hunched over. When it gets angry or scared, intense flames erupt from its back. Status in RPG: Great special attacker and very fast. Excellent for dealing quick damage. Evolutions: Cyndaquil ➡️ Quilava ➡️ Typhlosion. 💧 Totodile (Water Type) Description: A hyperactive, playful, and energetic blue alligator. It has a habit of biting everything it sees, purely out of instinct. Status in the RPG: Focused on physical attack and brute strength. Possesses very good physical resistance. Evolutions: Totodile ➡️ Croconaw ➡️ Feraligatr.