The Totodile species of Pokemon comes in 6 known variants, 3 natural, and 3 bred. The Marsh, Ocean, and River morphs able to be found naturally in the wild with different degrees of rarity. The other3 are considered unnatural, but only two of them were created by humans. These are the Starter, and Battle Totodiles. The Desert Totodile, while originally found in the wild, is a hybrid and considered as such.
Starter Totodile: Although this variant is often called the basic, or original Totodile, this is not the case. They were bred from the Marsh Totodiles, and they are created just for trainers. While all Totodiles have a mostly playful personality, Starter Totodiles are much more obedient, patient, and smaller than the rest of their kind. They are also much easier to identify with their clear, simple markings and color.
Marsh Totodile: The earliest known Totodile, and supposedly the ancestor of them all as well, scientists have discovered this variant has not changed it’s design in thousands of years. While they have the highest in population of the natural Totodiles, they are also the most seclusive, making them a rare sight with any trainer.
Ocean Totodiles: This Totodile was almost labeled as a different Pokemon altogether, since its form appears different from the others at first glace. They are most common in shallow waters and coral reefs, and they are also the most social, for they will actively play with any Pokemon or human they see. They were also the largest variant of Totodile, until recently.
Battle Totodile: Selective breeding from the Starter Totodile created this variant. Much hardier than their common counterpart, they are shockingly aggressive in battle, as their name applies. They are fast on land, and have jaws to rival a Starter Croconaw’s strength, these Totodile are not recommended for anyone but the most confident of trainers. Oddly enough, they seem to be popular with Snubbull admirers.
River Totodile: Despite being one of the natural 3 variants, this Totodile was discovered fairly recently for it’s secretive behavior and small area of habitation. They have a diet of exclusively fish Pokemon, however they are equally comfortable on land as they are in water. Any trainer who owns one can describe their personalities as comparable to excited canine Pokemon.
Desert ‘Totodile’: A few Starter Totodiles or their evolutionary line were released in the Unova region, and apparently thrived and intermingled with the native Sandile lines. This hybrid is an even mix of the two, but usually given the Totodile name. Not only are they a water and ground type, but they are impressively large despite the Sandile family being smaller than Totodiles. Scientists believe that the genes from the two different species are to blame. They can ‘swim’ through sand just as easily as water, making them for very adaptable Pokemon. However, some gyms and Pokemon leagues do not recognize this Totodile and it’s evolutions yet, and are not allowed in competitive battling.
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