A Pokemon fan gives the Water Starter Tototile a new look, as they take its Legends: Z-A appearance and render it in the ...

A, everyone immediately began wondering what the starter Pokémon would be for this Pokémon game. In a new trailer dropped on ...

Like Pokémon Legends: Arceus, Z-A won't be introducing us to a new region. Instead, it'll be showing us a different perspective on a region — or, rather — a city in the game that we've been to before ...

The first gameplay trailer for Pokemon Legends: Z-A reveals the starter Pokemon - Chikorita, Tepig, and Totodile. The game is set in Lumiose City undergoing urban redevelopment with special wild zones ...

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The Water-type Starter from Johto, Totodile, has been chosen as the featured Pokémon for March Community Day Classic in Pokémon GO. Totodile Community Day Classic in Pokémon GO. Credit ...

Nintendo’s latest Pokémon game for the Switch will let you pick between Chikorita, Tepig, and Totodile. Nintendo’s latest Pokémon game for the Switch will let you pick between Chikorita ...

The Shiny version of Totodile features a brighter coloration than the standard. Rather than the usual blue, Shiny Totodile has a shade that’s closer to a light green. Meanwhile, the spikes on ...

Z-A takes place in X and Y's Kalos region, but like Legends: Arceus before it, the standard regional starter Pokemon aren't available here. Instead, we have the J ...

With the Pokemon Legends Z-A starters now confirmed, we know that newbie trainers will be able to pick between the small Grass-type dino Chikorita, the plump Fire-type Tepig, and the adorable ...

Instead, Pokémon Legends: Z-A‘s three starter Pokémon are Chikorita, Tepig, and Totodile. As mentioned above, a new trailer for the game dropped on Pokémon Day, and you can watch it below.

There are three starter pokémon you'll get to choose from to start the game: Totodile, Chikorita and Tepig. Is that a weird combination? Absolutely. You're pairing two Gen 2 pokémon in Totodile ...