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'''Bulbasaur''' is a Pokémon introduced in Generation I (Kanto). It has two forms: Normal and Bulbagarden. | '''Bulbasaur''' is a Pokémon introduced in Generation I (Kanto). It has two forms: Normal and Bulbagarden. | ||
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Bulbasaur is a Pokémon introduced in Generation I (Kanto). It has two forms: Normal and Bulbagarden.
The Normal Form Bulbasaur can be obtained by catching it like normal, but it can also be obtained by using the Starter Redeem Ticket - Bulbasaur
The Bulbagarden Form can be redeemed by using the Starter Redeem Ticket - Bulbasaur (Bulbagarden Form). Due to their special status, these are unable to evolve. This form is also colloquially referred to as 'Bulbagardensaur' by the community: a portmanteau of 'Bulbagarden' and 'Bulbasaur.'
The Normal Form Bulbasaur is able to evolve into Ivysaur with the use of an Evo Candy, which in turn evolves into Venusaur under the same conditions.
Other forms
Shiny
Bulbagarden Form
Shiny Bulbagarden Form
