All starter Pok�mon except Pikachu have a 12.5 chance to be female and a 87.

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chance to be male.
All grass starters up till Generation VI were reptilian.
All the second and third evolutions of the fire starter Pok�mon from generation III
to V have Fighting as a secondary type. They are also the only Fire/Fighting type
Pok�mon.
Bulbasaur and Rowlet are the only Starters to be dual-type in basic form, being
both a Grass- and poison-type and a Grass- and Flying-type respectively.
With the exception of Typhlosion, all Fire-type starters' final evolutions consist
of two types.
In Kanto and Unova, there are three Gym Leaders who specialize in the same type as
the Starters: Misty and Cress use Water types, Erika and Cilan use Grass types,
Blaine and Chili use Fire types.
This is the same case with the three trial captains on Akala Island in Alola: Lana,
Kiawe, and Mallow.
In Hoenn, the Starters gain signature attacks unique to them: Sceptile gains the
attack Leaf Blade, Blaziken gains the attack Blaze Kick and Swampert gains the
attack Muddy Water. In the later generations, these signature attacks were also
given to other Pok�mon.
In Unova, the Starters also gain signature attacks unique to them: Snivy gained
Leaf Tornado, Oshawott gained Razor Shell and Tepig gained Heat Crash. Leaf Tornado
and Razor Shell were given to other Pok�mon in later generations.
In Johto, the starters stay pure Grass, Fire and Water types throughout their
evolutions.
In Kalos, the Starters gain a greater type advantage over the disadvantage type as
well as possessing a signature attack: Chesnaught is part Fighting and possesses
Spiky Shield, Delphox is part Psychic and possesses Mystical Fire, and Greninja is
part Dark and possesses Water Shuriken.
In Alola, the Starters gain secondary typing unique to the Starters before them as
well as possessing a signature attack: Decidueye is part Ghost and possesses Spirit
Shackle, Incineroar is part Dark and possesses Darkest Lariat and Primarina is part
Fairy and possesses Sparkling Aria.
Starter Pok�mon have unique special abilities: all Grass Starters possess the
ability Overgrow, all Fire Starters possess the ability Blaze, and all Water
Starters possess the ability Torrent.
However, Pansage and Simisage have Overgrow as their hidden ability, Pansear and
Simisear have Blaze as their hidden ability and Panpour and Simipour have Torrent
as their hidden ability.
All Starter Pokemon have Hidden Abilities, such as Greninja with Protean.
Except for Pikachu and Eevee, all the Starters' final evolutions can learn the
ultimate attacks by move tutor upon reaching maximum happiness. Grass-type starters
can learn the ultimate Grass attack Frenzy Plant; Fire-type starters can learn the
ultimate Fire attack Blast Burn; Water-type starters can learn the ultimate Water
attack Hydro Cannon.
Both Eevee and Pikachu can learn what can be called the ultimate attacks in their
respective type in any form. Pikachu can learn Volt Tackle, and Eevee, in any of
its evolved forms, can learn Hyper Beam.
The starters also can learn the Pledge moves that are exculsive to them: Grass-type
starters can learn Grass Pledge, Fire-type starters can learn Fire Pledge, and
Water-type starters can learn Water Pledge.
In Pok�mon Colosseum, the player starts out with an Espeon and Umbreon, while on
Pok�mon XD: Gale of Darkness, the player starts off with an Eevee. However, these
games are not part of the main series.
The rival trainer the player character comes across will always pick the player's
starter's weakness, with a few exceptions.
Sceptile gains Dragon-type as a secondary type on Mega Evolving, making it the only
Mega Evolved starter to gain a new type (Charizard was already dual when the Mega X
version replaces Flying with Dragon).
In Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire, Professor Birch will give Torchic/Treecko/Mudkip to
save him from the wild Pok�mon. After beating the Elite Four and the Delta Episode,
he will give the player the choice of Chikorita/Totodile/Cyndaquil to rescue him
again. After beating the Elite four a second time, he will give the player the
choice Turtwig/Piplup/Chimchar. After beating the Elite Four for the third time, he
will give the player the choice of Snivy/Oshawott/Tepig. Thus, the player can
receive one of the three regional Pok�mon for Hoenn, Johto, Sinnoh and Unova before
beating the Elite Four four times.
In Pok�mon X and Y, two starters can be obtained. At the beginning of the game, the
player can choose among Chespin, Fennekin, and Froakie, then, a little while later,
among the Kanto starters Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle.
The player can later catch the first evolved forms of both the Kanto and Kalos
starters in some Grass, Fire, and Water Friend Safaris. This marks the first time
any Pokemon related to starters have been available to catch in the wild.
In Pok�mon Sun and Moon and Pok�mon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, some Starters and
their evolutions can be found through Island Scan. In Sun and Moon, the Generation
II starters first forms and the Generation V starters final forms are present. In
Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, the Generation I starters first forms, the Generation III
and Generation IV starters middle forms and the Generation VI final forms are
present.All starter Pok�mon except Pikachu have a 12.5 chance to be female and a
87.5 chance to be male.
All grass starters up till Generation VI were reptilian.
All the second and third evolutions of the fire starter Pok�mon from generation III
to V have Fighting as a secondary type. They are also the only Fire/Fighting type
Pok�mon.
Bulbasaur and Rowlet are the only Starters to be dual-type in basic form, being
both a Grass- and poison-type and a Grass- and Flying-type respectively.
With the exception of Typhlosion, all Fire-type starters' final evolutions consist
of two types.
In Kanto and Unova, there are three Gym Leaders who specialize in the same type as
the Starters: Misty and Cress use Water types, Erika and Cilan use Grass types,
Blaine and Chili use Fire types.
This is the same case with the three trial captains on Akala Island in Alola: Lana,
Kiawe, and Mallow.
In Hoenn, the Starters gain signature attacks unique to them: Sceptile gains the
attack Leaf Blade, Blaziken gains the attack Blaze Kick and Swampert gains the
attack Muddy Water. In the later generations, these signature attacks were also
given to other Pok�mon.
In Unova, the Starters also gain signature attacks unique to them: Snivy gained
Leaf Tornado, Oshawott gained Razor Shell and Tepig gained Heat Crash. Leaf Tornado
and Razor Shell were given to other Pok�mon in later generations.
In Johto, the starters stay pure Grass, Fire and Water types throughout their
evolutions.
In Kalos, the Starters gain a greater type advantage over the disadvantage type as
well as possessing a signature attack: Chesnaught is part Fighting and possesses
Spiky Shield, Delphox is part Psychic and possesses Mystical Fire, and Greninja is
part Dark and possesses Water Shuriken.
In Alola, the Starters gain secondary typing unique to the Starters before them as
well as possessing a signature attack: Decidueye is part Ghost and possesses Spirit
Shackle, Incineroar is part Dark and possesses Darkest Lariat and Primarina is part
Fairy and possesses Sparkling Aria.
Starter Pok�mon have unique special abilities: all Grass Starters possess the
ability Overgrow, all Fire Starters possess the ability Blaze, and all Water
Starters possess the ability Torrent.
However, Pansage and Simisage have Overgrow as their hidden ability, Pansear and
Simisear have Blaze as their hidden ability and Panpour and Simipour have Torrent
as their hidden ability.
All Starter Pokemon have Hidden Abilities, such as Greninja with Protean.
Except for Pikachu and Eevee, all the Starters' final evolutions can learn the
ultimate attacks by move tutor upon reaching maximum happiness. Grass-type starters
can learn the ultimate Grass attack Frenzy Plant; Fire-type starters can learn the
ultimate Fire attack Blast Burn; Water-type starters can learn the ultimate Water
attack Hydro Cannon.
Both Eevee and Pikachu can learn what can be called the ultimate attacks in their
respective type in any form. Pikachu can learn Volt Tackle, and Eevee, in any of
its evolved forms, can learn Hyper Beam.
The starters also can learn the Pledge moves that are exculsive to them: Grass-type
starters can learn Grass Pledge, Fire-type starters can learn Fire Pledge, and
Water-type starters can learn Water Pledge.
In Pok�mon Colosseum, the player starts out with an Espeon and Umbreon, while on
Pok�mon XD: Gale of Darkness, the player starts off with an Eevee. However, these
games are not part of the main series.
The rival trainer the player character comes across will always pick the player's
starter's weakness, with a few exceptions.
Sceptile gains Dragon-type as a secondary type on Mega Evolving, making it the only
Mega Evolved starter to gain a new type (Charizard was already dual when the Mega X
version replaces Flying with Dragon).
In Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire, Professor Birch will give Torchic/Treecko/Mudkip to
save him from the wild Pok�mon. After beating the Elite Four and the Delta Episode,
he will give the player the choice of Chikorita/Totodile/Cyndaquil to rescue him
again. After beating the Elite four a second time, he will give the player the
choice Turtwig/Piplup/Chimchar. After beating the Elite Four for the third time, he
will give the player the choice of Snivy/Oshawott/Tepig. Thus, the player can
receive one of the three regional Pok�mon for Hoenn, Johto, Sinnoh and Unova before
beating the Elite Four four times.
In Pok�mon X and Y, two starters can be obtained. At the beginning of the game, the
player can choose among Chespin, Fennekin, and Froakie, then, a little while later,
among the Kanto starters Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle.
The player can later catch the first evolved forms of both the Kanto and Kalos
starters in some Grass, Fire, and Water Friend Safaris. This marks the first time
any Pokemon related to starters have been available to catch in the wild.
In Pok�mon Sun and Moon and Pok�mon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, some Starters and
their evolutions can be found through Island Scan. In Sun and Moon, the Generation
II starters first forms and the Generation V starters final forms are present. In
Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, the Generation I starters first forms, the Generation III
and Generation IV starters middle forms and the Generation VI final forms are
present.All starter Pok�mon except Pikachu have a 12.5 chance to be female and a
87.5 chance to be male.
All grass starters up till Generation VI were reptilian.
All the second and third evolutions of the fire starter Pok�mon from generation III
to V have Fighting as a secondary type. They are also the only Fire/Fighting type
Pok�mon.
Bulbasaur and Rowlet are the only Starters to be dual-type in basic form, being
both a Grass- and poison-type and a Grass- and Flying-type respectively.
With the exception of Typhlosion, all Fire-type starters' final evolutions consist
of two types.
In Kanto and Unova, there are three Gym Leaders who specialize in the same type as
the Starters: Misty and Cress use Water types, Erika and Cilan use Grass types,
Blaine and Chili use Fire types.
This is the same case with the three trial captains on Akala Island in Alola: Lana,
Kiawe, and Mallow.
In Hoenn, the Starters gain signature attacks unique to them: Sceptile gains the
attack Leaf Blade, Blaziken gains the attack Blaze Kick and Swampert gains the
attack Muddy Water. In the later generations, these signature attacks were also
given to other Pok�mon.
In Unova, the Starters also gain signature attacks unique to them: Snivy gained
Leaf Tornado, Oshawott gained Razor Shell and Tepig gained Heat Crash. Leaf Tornado
and Razor Shell were given to other Pok�mon in later generations.
In Johto, the starters stay pure Grass, Fire and Water types throughout their
evolutions.
In Kalos, the Starters gain a greater type advantage over the disadvantage type as
well as possessing a signature attack: Chesnaught is part Fighting and possesses
Spiky Shield, Delphox is part Psychic and possesses Mystical Fire, and Greninja is
part Dark and possesses Water Shuriken.
In Alola, the Starters gain secondary typing unique to the Starters before them as
well as possessing a signature attack: Decidueye is part Ghost and possesses Spirit
Shackle, Incineroar is part Dark and possesses Darkest Lariat and Primarina is part
Fairy and possesses Sparkling Aria.
Starter Pok�mon have unique special abilities: all Grass Starters possess the
ability Overgrow, all Fire Starters possess the ability Blaze, and all Water
Starters possess the ability Torrent.
However, Pansage and Simisage have Overgrow as their hidden ability, Pansear and
Simisear have Blaze as their hidden ability and Panpour and Simipour have Torrent
as their hidden ability.
All Starter Pokemon have Hidden Abilities, such as Greninja with Protean.
Except for Pikachu and Eevee, all the Starters' final evolutions can learn the
ultimate attacks by move tutor upon reaching maximum happiness. Grass-type starters
can learn the ultimate Grass attack Frenzy Plant; Fire-type starters can learn the
ultimate Fire attack Blast Burn; Water-type starters can learn the ultimate Water
attack Hydro Cannon.
Both Eevee and Pikachu can learn what can be called the ultimate attacks in their
respective type in any form. Pikachu can learn Volt Tackle, and Eevee, in any of
its evolved forms, can learn Hyper Beam.
The starters also can learn the Pledge moves that are exculsive to them: Grass-type
starters can learn Grass Pledge, Fire-type starters can learn Fire Pledge, and
Water-type starters can learn Water Pledge.
In Pok�mon Colosseum, the player starts out with an Espeon and Umbreon, while on
Pok�mon XD: Gale of Darkness, the player starts off with an Eevee. However, these
games are not part of the main series.
The rival trainer the player character comes across will always pick the player's
starter's weakness, with a few exceptions.
Sceptile gains Dragon-type as a secondary type on Mega Evolving, making it the only
Mega Evolved starter to gain a new type (Charizard was already dual when the Mega X
version replaces Flying with Dragon).
In Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire, Professor Birch will give Torchic/Treecko/Mudkip to
save him from the wild Pok�mon. After beating the Elite Four and the Delta Episode,
he will give the player the choice of Chikorita/Totodile/Cyndaquil to rescue him
again. After beating the Elite four a second time, he will give the player the
choice Turtwig/Piplup/Chimchar. After beating the Elite Four for the third time, he
will give the player the choice of Snivy/Oshawott/Tepig. Thus, the player can
receive one of the three regional Pok�mon for Hoenn, Johto, Sinnoh and Unova before
beating the Elite Four four times.
In Pok�mon X and Y, two starters can be obtained. At the beginning of the game, the
player can choose among Chespin, Fennekin, and Froakie, then, a little while later,
among the Kanto starters Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle.
The player can later catch the first evolved forms of both the Kanto and Kalos
starters in some Grass, Fire, and Water Friend Safaris. This marks the first time
any Pokemon related to starters have been available to catch in the wild.
In Pok�mon Sun and Moon and Pok�mon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, some Starters and
their evolutions can be found through Island Scan. In Sun and Moon, the Generation
II starters first forms and the Generation V starters final forms are present. In
Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, the Generation I starters first forms, the Generation III
and Generation IV starters middle forms and the Generation VI final forms are
present.