From the Squirtle Squad to Ash’s famous Greninja, water Pokémon have always played a pivotal role in the series. It’s no different in the games either, with some of the most popular and potent Pokémon being denizens of the oceans, rivers, and lakes, with their unlocked potential waiting to unleash precipitous power on the level of Davy Jones’ locker.
Our comprehensive list of the best water Pokemon in Pokémon Go has everything you need to ride a tidal wave of wins as you battle gym leaders, take on raids, and more in Niantic’s AR title. Of course, with water-types accounting for one-in-three starter Pokémon from every generation to date, and with no shortage of legendary water-types either, there’s a lot of competition for spaces on this list, and only the best make it home and dry.
For more guides to help you on your quest to be the best there ever was, be sure to check out Pokémon Go codes, Pokémon Go raid schedule, and our Pokémon Go type chart. Or, if you’ve already had your fill of finding Pokémon out in the wild, find something new instead with our picks for the best games like Pokémon Go.
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