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Croagunk and Toxicroak are among the returning creatures in the Paldea region of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Since they are the first Poison and Fighting-type Pokemon to be introduced in the series, ...

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Toxicroak does see some use in Great League PvP. If you’re interested in using this poisonous frog, set it up with Counter as the fast move and Mud Bomb and Sludge Bomb as the charge moves. As per old ...

Before you can evolve it, you’ve first got to catch a Croagunk. It can be found in Gapejaw Bog, Scarlet Bog and Holm of Trials in the Crimson Mirelands location as a relatively common spawn. It also ...

This guide was written for a past Spotlight Hour, but the IV stats remain unchanged. If you'd like to learn this month's Spotlight Hour lineup, visit our guide covering the Spotlight Hour schedule.

With today hosting the Croagunk Spotlight Hour for Pokemon GO, players everywhere may want to know if the duo of poisonous frogs will appear in their rare shiny variants. Given how notorious Niantic ...

Croagunk is a dual Poison/Fighting-type, and Poison-types are often depicted as Dark-types in the TCG much the same way that Ground-types and Rock-types are pulled into the Fighting-type umbrella.

In Pokemon GO, there are a variety of different events that occur throughout the year. However, among the larger one-off events, there are a series of different recurring events that offer capture ...

Before you get a Toxicroak, though, you’ll need to first get a Croagunk. It’s worth noting right away that Croagunk can only be caught in the wild in Pokemon Shield. It is exclusive to the game, and ...