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After losing in a struggle for territory, it seems they began living in bogs on land. In ancient times, Wooper lived underwater in the Paldea region. The yeast is useful for cooking, so this Pokémon has been protected by people since long ago. Fidough ferments things in its vicinity using the yeast in its breath. When these Pokémon become excited, they intimidate their opponents by puffing up their bodies to appear bigger. Here are the full details on these new Paldean Pokémon in Scarlet and Violet:įidough’s moist, smooth skin has elastic qualities and is both firm and soft at the same time. That includes the aforementioned Cetitan, an Ice type described as the “Terra Whale Pokémon.” There’s also Fidough, the Fairy-type puppy Pokémon, and Paldean Wooper, which sports the usual Wooper look but features a brown poison coat instead of their usual blue appearance. Sometimes, people will give you these as rewards, too: Tyme, the math teacher at the academy, gives you 50 Rock Tera Shards if you see her classes through and get close to her.Throughout Pokémon Scarlet and Violet’s three stories are many Pokémon, new and old. You’ll collect these around Paldea, largely from beating Pokémon of the same Tera Type in Tera Raid Battles. You can change any Pokémon’s Tera Type so along as you have 50 Tera Shards available. When you beat him, you’ll be able to talk to the chef behind the sushi bar, who will offer to change your Pokémon’s Tera Type. The first: Defeat Normal-type gym leader Larry at Treasure Eatery in Medali. Image: Game Freak/The Pokémon Company, Nintendo How to change a Pokémon’s Tera TypeĬhanging a Pokémon’s Tera Type is as easy as visiting an NPC, but you’ll need to meet some requirements before getting there. There is a way to change your Pokémon’s Tera Type, though. You can find Pokémon with differing Tera Types during Tera Raid Battles, but the Pokémon and Tera Type are random - you get what you battle. It’s a unique mechanic that stands poised to shake up long-held Pokémon strategies in a major way. But the neat thing about Tera Types is that the types don’t have to match: You can have a Quaxley (typically water-type) that’s a fire Tera Type, for instance. All Pokémon in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet have a Tera Type, and usually, it mimics a Pokémon’s original type.