Bulbasaur is one of the fictional monsters in the handheld game series "Pokémon" released by Nintendo of Japan. It first appeared in the first-generation game "Pokémon Red and Green." It is a grass attribute and a poison attribute. Pokémon is one of the first Pokémon obtained in the Guandu area. It evolves into a beautiful frog at level 16 and a fantastic frog at level 32. Together with the bit of fire dragon and the Jenny Turtle, it constitutes the beginner Pokémon in the Guandu area. It is used in the games "Pokémon Red and Green," "Pokémon Blue," and "Pokémon Fire Red and Leaf Green." Start to provide trainers with options. When it was born, it carried the seed on its back. Bulbasaur often sleeps soundly in the sun. The roots on its back gradually grow by absorbing sunlight.

Appearance: Bulbasaur is a four-legged Pokémon that resembles a toad in appearance. It has bright red eyes, white pupils and sclera, and a pair of raised ears on top of its head. Its nose is short and blunt, and it has a largemouth. When its mouth opens, a couple of small, pointed teeth in the upper jaw can be seen. Its skin is blue-green with dark green markings. It has three toes on the soles of each thick leg, and each end has tiny white claws. The most notable feature of this Pokémon is the bulbous seed behind it. There is a symbiotic relationship between it and Bulbasaur, and it has grown with its body since Bulbasaur was born. For some time after birth, Bulbasaur will derive nutrients from the seeds on its back and thrive.

Although Bulbasaur usually walks on four legs, Bulbasaur can raise its hind legs. When it evolves into a frog grass, its seed will become a giant bud, making it almost impossible to lift its hind legs. When it finally develops into a frog flower, the hind legs cannot be lifted at all.

Image source: Bulbasaur is based on the general impression of a four-legged monster. In addition, it also incorporates some of the characteristics of animals and plants in reality: its large and round snout, wide mouth, big eyes, patchy skin, and The parts of walking on all fours are similar to certain amphibians, such as the giant toad. Its "ears" are actually without holes, similar to the glands behind the eyes of many frogs. The green bulbous seeds on its back may be derived from lilies, garlic, or onions. The image of the Bulbasaur looks like a herbivorous, suckling-like reptile of the Permian period.

Temperament: Most of Bulbasaur's character is very docile. As the initial partner in the Guandu area, it was cultivated by the Pokémon cultivator and provided to the new trainer. Therefore, Bulbasaur is also considered a rare and excellent Pokémon. Bulbasaur seems to be very loyal to its friends and trainers.

Habitat: Bulbasaur lives in grasslands and forests, such as evergreen forests. Because Bulbasaur was the first partner in the Guandu area, I often met Bulbasaur trained by trainers in the Guandu area.