Heres the list for my favorite Pokmon, Mudkip and Gyarados, along with their evolution lines: Mudkip - Marshtomp - Swampert (4 sets) EX Ruby & Sapphire 59, 40, 13 - Mitsuhiro Arita image523724 62.4 KB EX Ruby & Sapphire 60, 41, 23 - Ken Sugimori image522725 65.2 KB EX Emerald 56, 36, 11 - Atsuko Nishida image524719 138 KB EX Crystal Guardians 57, 38, 27 - Hisao Nakamura image526719 61.2 KB Magikarp Gyarados (14 sets) Base Set 35, 6 - Mitsuhiro Arita image776528 70.3 KB Base Set 2 50, 7 (Base Set reprint) - Mitsuhiro Arita image777529 72.8 KB Team Rocket 47, 8 - Kagemaru Himeno image780531 71 KB Legendary Collection 52, 12 (Base Set reprint) - Mitsuhiro Arita image782531 69 KB Gym Challenge 73, 5 (Giovannis) - Ken Sugimori image774527 75.4 KB Gym Challenge 88, 13 (Mistys) - Ken Sugimori image776531 74.9 KB Neo Revelation 66, 65 - Ken Sugimori image779530 75.1 KB EX Dragon 60, 97 - Kouki Saitou image778534 64.2 KB EX Deoxys 64, 8 - Hisao Nakamura image777535 78.3 KB HeartGold & SoulSilver 72, 4 - Mitsuhiro Arita image778535 66.1 KB Call of Legends 61, 7 - Mitsuhiro Arita image779536 68.5 KB Dragons Exalted 23, 24 - Mizue image777538 63.1 KB Evolutions 33, 34 (Base Set reprint) - Mitsuhiro Arita image776533 74.8 KB 151 129, 130 - Kouki Saitou image777538 62.9 KB I noticed someone already included Mudkip in this thread, but I just wanted to share a few more options
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