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This is something I like to call my starters throughout the generations, you'll notice that most of these are water types with the exception of Meganium. While my Pokemon Silver starter is a Feraligator, my Crystal starter is a Meganinum, making Meganium the second non-water started i've had next to Pikachu in Pokemon Yellow. Mostly I stick with water types, I have bad experiences with fire types.

- Generation 1: Blastoise.
- Generation 1 (Yellow): Pikachu.
- Generation 2 (Gold/Silver): Feraligator.
- Generation 2 (Crystal): Meganium.
- Generation 3: Swampert.
- Generation 4: Empoleon.
- Generation 5: This is where it gets tricky so I have never actually gotten a copy of Pokemon Black or White but since I like the designs of the Pokemon in this particular generation I decided to give myself a water starter here for this generation anyway because it is a tradition of mine to do so. I've picked Samurott because it looks pretty badass.
- Generation 6: Like with what I have said above, I didn't get a copy of X/Y (I blame it on the fact that I didn't get myself a 3Ds), but just because I don't own the game doesn't mean I can't add another starter choice. It was kind of difficult to choose really but I think Greninja looks pretty cool and i've seen it in action and since well...my favorite Muppet is Kermit the Frog (who doesn't love Kermit?) I decided to pick Greninja.
- Generation 7: It was indeed a very tough choice for me. I mean on one hand there is Decidueye the ghostly archer, then there's Incineroar the wrestling tiger, but ultimately...since I feel that Popplio is underrated, I went with Primarina. Because I have fallen in love with this particular Pokemon, the fact it is based on mermaids and also the fact Primarina's Z-Move attack is basically like a musical version of the Spirit Bomb definitely made it easier for me, and so Primarina it is.

Description
This is something I like to call my starters throughout the generations, you'll notice that most of these are water types with the exception of Meganium. While my Pokemon Silver starter is a Feraligator, my Crystal starter is a Meganinum, making Meganium the second non-water started i've had next to Pikachu in Pokemon Yellow. Mostly I stick with water types, I have bad experiences with fire types.

- Generation 1: Blastoise.
- Generation 1 (Yellow): Pikachu.
- Generation 2 (Gold/Silver): Feraligator.
- Generation 2 (Crystal): Meganium.
- Generation 3: Swampert.
- Generation 4: Empoleon.
- Generation 5: This is where it gets tricky so I have never actually gotten a copy of Pokemon Black or White but since I like the designs of the Pokemon in this particular generation I decided to give myself a water starter here for this generation anyway because it is a tradition of mine to do so. I've picked Samurott because it looks pretty badass.
- Generation 6: Like with what I have said above, I didn't get a copy of X/Y (I blame it on the fact that I didn't get myself a 3Ds), but just because I don't own the game doesn't mean I can't add another starter choice. It was kind of difficult to choose really but I think Greninja looks pretty cool and i've seen it in action and since well...my favorite Muppet is Kermit the Frog (who doesn't love Kermit?) I decided to pick Greninja.
- Generation 7: It was indeed a very tough choice for me. I mean on one hand there is Decidueye the ghostly archer, then there's Incineroar the wrestling tiger, but ultimately...since I feel that Popplio is underrated, I went with Primarina. Because I have fallen in love with this particular Pokemon, the fact it is based on mermaids and also the fact Primarina's Z-Move attack is basically like a musical version of the Spirit Bomb definitely made it easier for me, and so Primarina it is.