Bulbasaur is a Seed Pokémon in species. It is a Grass and Poison type and it's abilities are Overgrow and Chlorophyll. In the wild, Bulbasaur is more commonly found as male than female and is not easy to catch.
Bulbasaur's average height is around two feet and it weighs around fifteen pounds.
Bulbasaur is a starter Pokémon given to young trainers beginning their adventures by the famous Professor Oak.
This cute Pokemon evolves into Ivysaur and Venusaur.
In basic appearance there is no difference between female Bulbasaurs and male Bulbasaurs except for the fact that sometimes female Bulbasaurs have spots on their head that are heart-shaped.
Chapter 2-- Appearance
Bulbasaur is a reptilian creature with four feet. It resembles a toad or a young dinosaur with a spotted green-blue hide. Bulbasaur has three white claws or toes growing out of each of its feet and it's eyes are a bright red. The most notable feature of this cute Pokemon, however, is the green bulb growing out of its back. It grows as Bulbasaur grows and stays with it during the rest of its evolutions.
The bulb on Bulbasaurs' back (sometimes referred to as a seed or pouch as it carries seeds) bursts into a flowery bud when Bulbasaur evolves into Ivysaur, which fully blooms as Venusaur. This bud plays a big part in Bulbasaurs' life.
Chapter 3-- Habitat and Diet
Bulbasaurs are scarce in the wild. They are sometimes found in secret places such as gardens, plains near a fresh water source, and hollow logs, but more often owned by Trainers. Bulbasaur is native to Kanto.
Bulbasaur is an omnivore but when food is scarce it can survive because the bulb on its back stores energy.
Chapter 4-- Young Bulbasaur
Bulbasaur is a hatched creature. A strange seed, or bulb is on its back from the moment this cute Pokemon is hatched. When Bulbasaur is young, the bulb plays a big part in its life. When the bulb gets energy, both the bulb and Bulbasaur grow. Young Bulbasaurs are seen lying the sunshine because the sun rays are what nourish the bulb.
When a young Bulbasaur is crying and all other comforting methods fail, mothers will use their vines and rock the babies back and forth in a Bulba-by where is sings to it while rocking. This has only been recorded once by humans, making some people disbelieve this behavior is real.
Chapter 5-- General Behavior
Bulbasaur is usually raised by breeders to distribute as a starter Pokémon. Due to this they are usually considered very well behaved. In fact, they are sometimes said to be the best starter Pokémon, not only because they have a type advantage on some Gym Leaders.
Bulbasaurs also tend to have a very strong loyalty to their Trainers. For example, once a Bulbasaur was abandoned and lived in the sewer for decades. When the Trainer found it again, the Bulbasaur was still delighted to see him.
It has also been found that once, annually in Kanto groups of Bulbasaur will gather to turn into Ivysaur. It is unknown if Bulbasaur does the same in other regions.
Chapter 6-- Trivia
Bulbasaur is the only dual-typed un-evolved Pokémon that is both Grass and Poison type.
Bulbasaur is one of the only Pokémon that has been found with heart-shaped spots.
The bulb on Bulbasaurs' back resembles a lily or an Onion.
Bulbasaur is the only Pokémon that can learn the move Petal Dance by breeding.
Bulbasaurs' Name in Different Languages:
German = Bisasam
French = Bulbizarre ("Bizarre Bulb")
Korean= Isanghaesshi (Translates to "Strange Seed")
Chinese (Mandarin)= Miàowāzhǒngzì (Literally means "Strange Seed Frog")
Chinese (Cantonese)= Gēiyihjungjí (Literally means "Bizarre Seed")
Anatomy of Bulbasaur
Evolution Tree of Bulbasaur
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