10 Best Powerful Pokémon To Teach Hydro Pump Ranked

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10 Best Powerful Pokémon To Teach Hydro Pump Ranked

Players who keep these powerful Water-type Pokémon at their disposal should waste no time in adding Hydro Pump to their moveset. Hydro Pump is one of the most potent moves that fans have ever seen in the franchise, and it can be learned by many different Water-type creatures, both weak and strong. Hydro Pump is great both because it deals a lot of damage in one hit and because it can be learned by so many different Water-types. The following Pokémon are very powerful because of their stats and their movesets, and they are the perfect Pokémon to teach Hydro Pump for fans that want a strong Water-type move in their arsenal. Most of these Pokémon are the final evolution in their evolutionary line, and they have stats that are rivaled by few other Pokémon in the series. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY

Cloyster

Cloyster was introduced with the original 151 Pokémon in the Kanto region. It is an Ice/Water-type Pokémon, and its dual typing allows for powerful combinations, which is where Hydro Pump would come into effect. Cloyster can freeze its enemy solid and then use Hydro Pump to blast it full of water, effectively defeating it. Cloyster also has a high special attack stat, which will aid it when using Hydro Pump.

Lapras

Lapras is another dual Ice/Water-type Pokémon from the Kanto region, and fans absolutely love it because of its design but also because it is powerful and rare. Lapras is not easily obtainable for most trainers, and this is because it has high stats that will be great for using powerful Water-type moves such as Hydro Pump during Pokémon battles. If a trainer manages to capture a Lapras, then they shouldn't hesitate to teach it Hydro Pump because it is one of the most powerful creatures in the franchise that can learn this move.

Kyogre

Kyogre is a legendary creature, and fans can find it by journeying to the Hoenn region from Generation 3. Kyogre has very high stats, especially when it is in its primal form, which players can obtain in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. Most notably, Kyogre can use a host of different Water-type attacks to blow its enemies right out of the water, and one of these moves happens to be Hydro Pump. Even though most trainers never get a chance to catch Kyogre for themselves, it's still worth teaching Hydro Pump if a player does catch it in the ocean.

Seismitoad

Seismitoad is a Pokémon introduced in generation 5, and it has a powerful Ground/Water-typing that allows for a moveset that is very diverse and has much potential. Although Seismitoad can learn many different powerful Ground-type attacks, its Water-type moves are where it really shines, and one of these is Hydro Pump. Because players can combine attacks with Hydro Pump, this makes for a combination that is unrivaled by many other in the franchise.

Feraligator

Feraligator is a ferocious alligator themed creature that fans can encounter as a starter Pokémon in generation 2. The Johto region had many powerful Water-types that it introduced into the series; however, Feraligator is one of the most powerful that fans will find populating this region. Feraligator only has a single type, Water-type, and as such, fans will be able to use more Water-type attacks than any other type of moves, which includes the powerful Hydro Pump attack. If players are looking for a strong Water-type move to teach their Feraligator, then they can look no further from Hydro Pump itself.

Volcanion

Volcanion is a mythical Pokémon that has a unique typing, Water/Fire-type. This combination should not be taken lightly because fans can use the likes of Flamethrower while also blasting a Pokémon with Hydro Pump from the other side. Hydro Pump is the ultimate Water-type move to teach Volcanion because it can combine it with Fire-type attacks for a combination that has never been seen by any other Pokémon in the franchise to date.

Greninja

is one of the most favored starter Pokémon to be introduced into the series, and it was first seen with the Kalos region. Greninja has a ninja theme, as per its name, and this will be interesting because it allows for attacks that most other Pokémon can't pull off. Teaching Greninja Hydro Pump is crucial for players that want their starter to be powerful because it is one of the strongest attacks that it can learn, and Greninja has high stats allowing it to take advantage of the high damage that Hydro Pump deals.

Kingdra

Kingdra is a Dragon-type as well as a Water-type, and both of these will be a combination that makes Kingdra a damage-dealing monster. Fans should catch a Kingdra if they're looking for a Water-type Pokémon that also has a more draconian appearance because that is exactly what they will get with this aquatic Pokémon. Hydro Pump is a very powerful attack, as mentioned earlier, and Kingdra will take full advantage of this move if it is learned, especially when mixed with a Dragon-type attack.

Gyrados

Gyarados evolves from the very weak Magikarp that fans have come to laugh at as a joke in the franchise. However, Gyarados itself is very strong, and it's attacks become even more powerful when it goes into its mega evolution. It is worth catching a Gyarados just to teach it Hydro Pump alone because it can learn it swiftly, and it will make use out of the high damage that Hydro Pump deals to enemies. One other great reason that Gyarados is great to teach Hydro Pump is because it is so easy to catch as a Magikarp, which players can then evolve into Gyarados.

Blastoise

Blastoise may be the ultimate creature in the franchise to teach Hydro Pump because of the strong cannons that it carries on its back. Unfortunately, there are very few times that Blastoise can use its cannons within the franchise; however, they would be perfect for dealing out a blast of Hydro Pump. There is no better Pokémon in design to teach Hydro Pump than Blastoise because it looks like Hydro Pump was created for this Pokémon to learn. A lot of players also have already caught their own Blastoise since it is such a popular Pokémon, and as such, they will be able to teach Hydro Pump with little work.