Walking Wake

N°1009 · Generation 9

Walking Wake

Walking Wake is a Water/Dragon-type Paradox Pokémon inspired by Suicune, prized for its exceptional Special Attack and the Protosynthesis ability that shines under harsh sunlight.

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Characteristics

Height:
3.50
Weight:
280.00

Base stats

Total: 590
HP99
Attack83
Defense91
Sp. Atk125
Sp. Def83
Speed109

Combat strengths and weaknesses

Damage multiplier taken by Walking Wake depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.

2weaknesses3resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

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Detailed information

General overview of Walking Wake

Walking Wake is a Water and Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet. Its English name is Walking Wake and its Japanese name is ウネルミナモ. It belongs to the Paradox Pokémon category and represents an ancient, wild version of Suicune. Walking Wake is immediately recognizable by its slender body, its dominant blue coloring, and its appearance as a large prehistoric aquatic reptile.

Type and role in battle

Walking Wake has a dual Water and Dragon typing, which gives it excellent offensive coverage and interesting resistances in battle. This typing allows it to resist Fire, Water, and Steel-type attacks effectively, while remaining vulnerable to Fairy and Dragon-type moves. Competitively, Walking Wake is primarily used as a fast Special Attacker capable of applying heavy pressure from the very first turns.

Ability and Paradox mechanic

Walking Wake's primary ability is Protosynthesis. This ability boosts its Special Attack or Speed when sunlight is active or when a specific item is held. On a sun-based team, Walking Wake becomes particularly fearsome, as it immediately benefits from a stat boost without losing a turn.

Base stats and EV optimization

Walking Wake has stats oriented toward Special Attack and Speed. Its HP is solid for an offensive Pokémon, allowing it to take at least one hit before retaliating. For standard EV optimization, it is recommended to invest primarily in Special Attack and Speed to maximize its offensive potential. A Modest nature is often preferred to further boost its damage output, while a Timid nature can be chosen to outspeed certain key opponents.

Recommended moves

Walking Wake has access to a wide range of Water and Dragon-type moves. Hydro Pump and Draco Meteor are powerful options for dealing heavy damage. It can also learn coverage moves to surprise its usual counters. Its high Special Attack allows it to be effective in both Tera Raids and strategic battles.

Use in Tera Raids and advanced content

In Tera Raids, particularly 5-star raids, Walking Wake is appreciated for its ability to deal consistent damage while benefiting from sunlight. Its Water typing allows it to be effective against many raid bosses, while its Dragon typing gives it access to high-power moves. When well-prepared with the right EVs and a suitable item, it can play a key role in extended battles.

Walking Wake in the Pokédex and TCG cards

In the Pokédex, Walking Wake is described as an ancient Pokémon linked to violent natural phenomena and moving water. It is considered rare and impressive in its size and grace. On the card side, Walking Wake exists in several versions, including highly sought-after ex cards among collectors. The cards highlight its high HP, powerful attacks, and Paradox Pokémon status, making it a highly appreciated product in recent expansions.

Useful information for players

Walking Wake is a Pokémon that requires good preparation to be fully effective. It fits perfectly on a team built around sunlight and works very well with partners capable of setting up this weather condition. Whether for competitive battle, Tera Raids, or card collecting, Walking Wake remains a solid and spectacular choice for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet players.

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