Pokemon Coloring Pages
Totodile Coloring Pages
Welcome to our Totodile coloring pages!
Totodile is a Water-type Pokémon from the Johto region, recognized for its small, crocodile-like body and oversized jaws. Always brimming with energy, Totodile is playful but sometimes gets carried away, nipping at anything it sees.
Introduced in Generation II and chosen as one of the starter pokemon in Pokemon Legends Z to A, Totodile uses its powerful bite and spirited nature to surprise opponents, making it both mischievous and endearing. Its lively personality and trademark grin make it a beloved starter Pokémon.
#158 Totodile
(water)
#158 Totodile
(water)
#158 Totodile
in a city park
(water)
Totodile Evolution:
Totodile is a Water-type Pokémon known for its playful nature and strong jaws. It evolves into Croconaw starting at level 18, and then into Feraligatr at level 30.
These evolutions happen naturally through leveling, with no special items required. Totodile’s evolutionary line shows a clear transformation from a small, mischievous crocodile into a sturdier mid-stage and finally into a massive, powerful reptilian Pokémon.
#159 Croconaw
(water)
#160 Feraligatr
(water)
Totodile Pokédex data
National № 0158
Type Water
Species Big Jaw Pokémon
Height 0.6 m (2′00″)
Weight 9.5 kg (20.9 lbs)
Abilities Torrent, Sheer Force (hidden ability)
Training
EV yield 1 Attack
Catch rate 45 (5.9% with PokéBall, full HP)
Base Friendship 50 (normal)
Base Exp. 63
Growth Rate Medium Slow
Breeding
Egg Groups Monster, Water 1
Gender 87.5% male, 12.5% female
Egg cycles 20 (4,884–5,140 steps)
Totodile changes
- In Generations 2-4, Totodile has a base experience yield of 66.
- In Generations 2-7, Totodile has a base Friendship value of 70.
Totodile’s New Splash
Totodile had never left his river before. The water there had been wild and rushing, filled with reeds to hide in and fish to chase. But now, with a nervous flick of his tail, he waddled up the stone steps that led to Lumiose City’s great park lake. It was time to move.
The lake looked enormous, but different. It was too smooth, almost too quiet. Instead of trees leaning over the banks, tall buildings gleamed on every side. Instead of rustling grass, there was laughter and chatter from families strolling nearby. Totodile’s stomach fluttered. What if he didn’t belong here?
He slid into the water with a splash. It felt strange at first... calm where he was used to currents, wide where he was used to narrow bends. He swam slowly, glancing around. That was when a Magikarp popped up beside him, splashing him right in the face. Totodile blinked, then giggled. A pair of Ducklett waddled into the shallows, and from the deeper water came the friendly song of a Dratini.
Totodile felt his nerves melt into excitement. Maybe this lake had its own kind of life waiting for him. He thrashed his tail, spinning in circles and sending ripples racing across the water. Children cheered from the banks, clapping at his antics.
By the time the city lamps flickered on, Totodile knew that this new home wasn’t the river he had left, but it was full of surprises, friends, and chances to splash. Moving had been scary, but it had led him somewhere wonderful.