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* Hoothoot, along with [[Sentret]], [[Ledyba]], [[Spinarak]] and [[Murkrow]], is the most common [[Regions#Johto|Johto-region]] Pokémon to be [[Catching Pokémon|found in wild]]. |
* Hoothoot, along with [[Sentret]], [[Ledyba]], [[Spinarak]] and [[Murkrow]], is the most common [[Regions#Johto|Johto-region]] Pokémon to be [[Catching Pokémon|found in wild]]. |
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Revision as of 23:18, 27 February 2018
Hoothoot is a very common Normal, Flying-type Pokémon from Kanto region. It can evolve into Noctowl when fed with 50 candies.
Pokédex description
Owl Pokémon
Hoothoot has an internal organ that senses and tracks the earth's rotation. Using this special organ, this Pokémon begins hooting at precisely the same time every day.
- Hoothoot's cry
Possible attacks
Fast attacks
Charged attacks
Evolution family
Hoothoot is part of a two-member family.
Gallery
Hoothoot Pokédex entry
Trivia
- Hoothoot, along with Sentret, Ledyba, Spinarak and Murkrow, is the most common Johto-region Pokémon to be found in wild.
- Hoothoot is one of the Pokémon that Ditto can appear as in wild.
External links
- Template:Pokedex link
- Template:Pokemon Wiki link