Bulbasaur is a Grass/Poison type Pokémon introduced in Generation 1. Bulbasaur is a small, mainly turquoise amphibian Pokémon with red eyes and a green bulb on its back. It is based on a frog/toad, with the bulb resembling a plant bulb that grows into a flower as it evolves.

Bulbasaur's egg groups: Grass, Monster. The egg moves for Bulbasaur are listed below, alongside compatible parent Pokémon it can breed with. You will need to breed a female Bulbasaur with a compatible male Pokémon, with the male (for Gen 2-5) knowing the egg move in question. Alternatively, if you already have a Bulbasaur with the egg move it ...

This page lists all the moves that Bulbasaur can learn in Generation 1, which consists of these games: Pokémon Red; Pokémon Blue; Pokémon Yellow; Note: many moves have changed stats over the years. The power, accuracy and other information listed below is as it was in the respective games.

Bulbasaur's egg groups: Grass, Monster. The egg moves for Bulbasaur are listed below, alongside compatible parent Pokémon it can breed with. You will need to breed a female Bulbasaur with a compatible male Pokémon, with either parent (from Gen 6+) knowing the egg move in question. Alternatively, if you already have a Bulbasaur with the egg ...

Pokédex entry for #3 Venusaur containing stats, moves learned, evolution chain, location and more!

#0001 Bulbasaur #0003 Venusaur. Contents; Info; Base stats; Evolution chart; Pokédex entries; Moves learned; Sprites; Locations; Language; Ivysaur is a Grass/Poison type Pokémon introduced in Generation 1.

Below are all the sprites of #0001 Bulbasaur used throughout the Pokémon games. You can click any sprite for a handy way to add it to your website or forum signature. Note: linking directly to our images (aka hotlinking) uses bandwidth and costs us money.

Squirtle is notable for being one of the three choices for a starter Pokémon in the original Game Boy games, Pokémon Red & Blue (Red & Green in Japan), along with Bulbasaur and Charmander. Squirtle Additional artwork

Gallery of official art for Bulbasaur, showing Sugimori and Global Link artwork. Includes form differences.

Nov 8, 2014 · Apparently the type advantage goes for Bulbasuar who can learn and boost with STAB poison moves and deal super effective damage to the other 5.However Chicorita can learn Fury Cutter which is a Bug type move,Treeco can learn Aerial Ace and Acrobatics which are Flying type moves and Fury Cutter,Turtwig can learn Earth power,Sand Tomb and Mud ...