Flappy Salandit is a Pokémon introduced in Generation VII. It is a dual-type Poison/Fire Pokémon.
It can be found in the Alola region. Its signature move, Salvo, is a combination of both Poison and Fire-type moves and can be learned by holding an item from the Alola region. It was released as a pre-release for Generation VII on September 2nd, 2017 as part of The Sun & Moon limited edition at participating Nintendo eShop locations during the Nintendo Treehouse live stream series called “Treehouse Tour”.
Appearance
Salandit is a small Pokémon that resembles a salamander or lizard. This Pokémon’s name is derived from its ability, “Salade” which means “to be different”. It looks like a salamander with four arms, which are used to grab things and put its mouth over them to bite them.
The introduction of the new Pokémon name is one of the most memorable moments in the history of animation. However, how did this name come to be and what is the meaning behind it? The answer to this question lies within an episode titled “Slaking” of Steven Universe.
In this episode, Steven and his friends are caught by a mysterious entity named Glimmer who soon begins to suck them into a “black hole” that follows their footsteps. Once they arrive at a black hole, they see another alien creature staring back at them
Evolution in Flappy Salandit
The Salandit is an evolved form of the Salandit, one of the most common Pokémon in the Alola region. It evolves from its base form at level 33 with Darkinium Z.
Female salandits evolve into male salandits when they reach level 33, but male salandits cannot be bred. They cannot evolve again if their evolution is interrupted or they are traded away. Their eggs can be incubated by other Pokémon in their party (even female ones) and hatch into male salandits when adult Pokémon leave their party after being defeated.
Power of Flappy Salandit
Salandit is a grass-type Pokemon with the ability Salacit. Salacit increases its Speed stat by 2 points during Sunny weather.
Salandit has the ability to be weak to Ground, Psychic, Rock, and Water moves. It also receives immunity to Rock and Water type moves. In some games, it had the ability to change its shape as many as 3 times in a single turn, which was very useful for getting those crucial first or last moves.
As she becomes more proficient at using the device, Salander finds that it’s limited by a few parameters: It can only be used once per round. She cannot speak with it directly and has no control over its decisions.
