Default-form artwork Generation 9 · Pokédex profile
Parrot Pokémon
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Green-feathered flocks hold the most sway. When they're out searching for food in the mornings and evenings, it gets very noisy.
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Pokédex entry
Green-feathered flocks hold the most sway. When they're out searching for food in the mornings and evenings, it gets very noisy.
Battle data
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The largest of their flocks can contain more than 50 individuals. They fly around towns and forests, searching for food and making a racket.
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These Squawkabilly are hotheaded, and their fighting style is vicious. They'll leap within reach of their foes to engage in close combat.
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Though these Squawkabilly are the fewest in number, they have no trouble living in towns since they blend in with the white buildings.
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No conventional evolution relationship is recorded for this species.
Conditional evolutions can require additional game-specific prerequisites beyond the displayed method.
| Method | Location | Level | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grass / groundForm: Squawkabilly Green | Route 118 | Lv. 27 | Source-indexed, not individually verified |
| Grass (rare)Form: Squawkabilly Green | Route 101 | Lv. 2 | Source-indexed, not individually verified |
| Grass (rare)Form: Squawkabilly Blue | Route 114 | Lv. 16 | Source-indexed, not individually verified |
Rare grass and Surfing encounters inherit the first native slot's level range. Supplemental fishing follows each rod's native slots. These ranges exclude Lure effects and randomizer replacements; eligibility restrictions still apply.
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