Mar 19, 2025 · Ash's Kingler (Japanese: サトシのキングラー Satoshi's Kingler) was the sixth Pokémon that Ash caught in the Kanto region, and his seventh overall. It was also the first of Ash's Pokémon to primarily reside at Professor Oak 's Laboratory in Pallet Town.

This Kingler is a Water-type Pokémon owned by Ash. It is the seventh Pokémon obtained by Ash Ketchum in Kanto. Ash captured Kingler as a Krabby in "TB013: Mystery at the Lighthouse" to prove to Misty that he caught his other Pokémon genuinely.

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Jun 4, 2022 · It swims very fast and its Crabhammer at the Whirl Cup has been the most powerful Crabhammer in the entire anime. Kingler is THE glass cannon. My thoughts on it is it is one of Ashs most powerful Pokémon. You might think I’m joking but have you seen his win rate?

Ash's Kingler is a supporting protagonist of the Pokémon anime. Ash's Kingler first appears as a Krabby stumbled upon by Ash, who caught it in the episode "Mystery at the Lighthouse" to compare it to Gary's Krabby, but left it with Oak for a while …

Ash's Kingler was the sixth Pokémon Ash caught in the Kanto Region and his seventh overall. He was also the first of Ash's Pokémon to primarily reside at Professor Oak's Laboratory in Pallet Town.

Kingler is a Pokémon owned by Ash, who has owned Kingler since it was a Krabby. In the wild, Krabby appeared to be very confident and liked battling, challenging Ash himself to a fight. After being caught, Krabby mellowed significantly and became a …

Kingler was Nemona's Great x9000 Grandfather's most forgotten pokemon. he did 3 battles. Swept 1 trainer and was never seen again. Underused. I remember there was a crazy stat on the number episodes between Ash's Krabby evolving and his next water Pokemon (Froakie) evolving.

May 16, 2022 · Pokemon fan points out some key issues with Ash's use of Kingler during one of the biggest Pokemon battles of his life yet.

The out of universe answer is that Kingler was very powerful and would sweep most opponents; they didn't want Ash to have any powerhouses on his team that listened to him for some reason. Also, Kingler wasn't as marketable even though he's one of the most iconic Gen 1 mons.