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Psyduck used Confusion by SilverTheCreator

SilverTheCreator was one of the first artists on board our Pokémon Tribute that were not a part of the GA-HQ community before, and we look forward to her future contributions, her take on Psyduck was her second (After Magikarp) of six submissions to this project btw. 

 

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“A psychic attack that may cause confusion.“

Confusion is as basic a name for a common RPG status damaging move as it can get. A Psychic-Type move; it not only damages the target but also has a one-in-ten chance of confusing the target also. Introduced in Generation I, it has become a staple Psychic move ever since.

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Psyduck used Water Gun by cynthistic

Cynthia Fo from Singapore is one of the few Asian artists that participated in our Pokémon Tribute. She started with Psyduck and later drew a similar cute take on Chansey. I look forward to see more art of that kind by her!

 

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“The foe is struck with a lot of water expelled forcibly from the mouth.“

The Water Gun is a Water-Type attack where the user shoots a large burst of water forward from its mouth. It is often the next step in powerful water based attacks after Bubble.

Though introduced in Generation I as the TM Move TM12; many Water-Type Pokemon learn this move within the earlier stages of their evolution. Because of its power and PP availability, it is a handy attack to full back on when more powerful attacks are depleted.

 

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“While lulling its enemies with its vacant look, this wily Pokémon will use psychokinetic powers“

Looking part duck and part platypus, Psyduck is primarily a Water-Type Pokemon, but is more than capable of using Psychic-Type attacks. It evolves into Golduck starting at Level 33.

Although it appears senile and dim-witted due to its blank stare, Psyduck is actually quite cunning; which can catch its opponents and trainers off guard. It is famously portrayed as one of Misty’s Water-Type Pokemon in the anime, where it is played up as a sort of comic relief occasionally showing off its more impressive powers. Particularly when it starts developing a headache and more powerful psychokinetic energy begins to emerge.

 

 

 

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