Well, it kinda depends on what game u r playing. i think on red, its forgetful type. on the ds games, its the lonley.
I don't have a Mudkip. But I herd u liek 'em.
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No a Mudkip is a fish.
To get mudkips, you need to go out and buy a Pokemon sapphire, emerald, or ruby, then pick mudkip as your starter, then put your mudkip in a PC, (as well as 6 other Pokemon which you need) save and turn off your DS/gamebohy Now take out your DS and put your GBA game in one side, and your DS game in the other. Go to migrate Pokemon in the screen that pops up before you start playing, and pick mudkip. now go to the pal park, which you get for beating the game, and catch mudkip!
well, you need TO HAVE DITTO! A COOL DITTO! cuz dont worry. if you want mudkip to not EVOLVE USE AN EVERSTONE!
You need to trade or action replay
You have to get a mudkip and breed it
ash never catches a mudkip he catches a treeco but Brock catches a mudkip
It doesn't matter what your Mudkip's IQ is, it can evolve at level sixteen, unless it is your starter or partner, in which case you would need to have it at a higher level to defeat Palkia. If it is your starter or partner, you need to recruit Palkia.
Mudkip had its debut in Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire.
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If you mean the Hero Pokémon, then it would be either Eevee or Mudkip. Eevee isn't available for boy, so you'll have to pick girl. Eevee is naive if girl. If boy, you cannot get Eevee. Mudkip can be a boy or a girl. For a boy, Mudkip is calm. For a girl, Mudkip is Timid. If you've gone to the Sky Tower, and defeated Rayquaza, you can go to the Luminous Cave and evolve. You have to get the stones to evolve Eevee. Eevee has a total of 8 Eeveelutions, including it's self. For example; For Eevee to evolve to Vaporeon, you need a Water Stone. If you want Eevee to evolve to Jolteon, you need a Thunderstone. You need a Leaf Stone to evolve Eevee into Leafeon. And so on. It's the same with Mudkip. Mudkip has a total of 3 evolutions, including it's self.