Pokémon GIF: April showers bring Staryu, Slowpoke and more Water-type Pokémon

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As part of its ongoing efforts to promote every single Pokémon out there, The Pokémon Company has shared a new post featuring Water-type Pokémon: “April showers bring…Staryu and Slowpoke?! Grab those rain boots and umbrellas, Trainers—we’re splashing around all month long with some Water-type Pokémon! 🌊💧” You can check out a GIF of these Pokémon in the embedded post below:

Source: @Pokemon

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