Croconaw, The Big Jaw Pokémon. If it loses a fang, a new one grows in its place keeping a consistent 48 fangs in its mouth. It opens its Jaw wide when attacking. Once it has clamped the opponent with it's claws, it will not let go because its fangs are forked back so they are impossible to remove when sunk in
Battle Moveset
A Good Moveset for Croconaw would have to be this:
Attacks:
Swords Dance
Brick Break
Aerial Ace
Rock Slide
Items Attached:
Salac Berry
Preferred Nature:
Jolly
Strategy Using Croconaw
The idea of this Croconaw set is to build up attack strength upon the already good stat. It's defenses can help it survive most attacks hence the reason for Swords dance. Making this a special sweeper will be a mistake in my opinion and stab doesn't really help, unless you've baton passed onto this pokemon to increase its special attack but that is only one situation. Also, you can play around with its phsyical attacks, such as adding return over brick break etc. Although this set would be better if Croconaw evolved into a Feraligatr, it will have to do.
EV Corner:
Max out the EVs in Attack and Speed for Croconaw
Strategy Against Croconaw
Croconaw has slow speed and a pretty average Special Defense...so if you get it with it's weaknesses such as Electric and Grass you'll kick it's arse.
Contest Moveset
The best Moveset for Croconaw would have to be this for the Beauty Contest best with Modest, Mild, Rash or Quiet Nature:
Attacks:
Water Pulse
Hail
Ice Beam
Blizzard
Items Attached:
Blue Scarf
Strategy Using Croconaw
If you do the attacks in this following order you should have very few problems; 1st - Ice beam, 2nd - Hail, 3rd - Blizzard, 4th - Hail, 5th- Blizzard
Locations in Games
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Ruby/Sapphire
Trade From Colosseum
Colosseum
Either in Phenac City, Snagem Hideout or Shadow Research Lab
Fire Red/Leaf Green
Trade From Colosseum
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