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title: "Turtle and Tortoise Pokémon - PokéPC"
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# Turtle and Tortoise Pokémon

Sources checked: September 24, 2026

Shells, sturdy limbs and reptilian faces connect these turtle and tortoise designs, whether their Pokémon live in water or on land.

## On this page

- Pokémon in this collection
- Related shell designs

## Pokémon in this collection

Pokémon: 16

Squirtle uses the familiar water-turtle silhouette, Torkoal turns its shell into a furnace, and Torterra carries a miniature landscape. A shell by itself is insufficient: molluscs and hermit crabs have different body plans.

[#0007 Squirtle](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/squirtle?lang=en)
[#0008 Wartortle](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/wartortle?lang=en)
[#0009 Blastoise](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/blastoise?lang=en)
[#0324 Torkoal](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/torkoal?lang=en)
[#0387 Turtwig](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/turtwig?lang=en)
[#0388 Grotle](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/grotle?lang=en)
[#0389 Torterra](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/torterra?lang=en)
[#0564 Tirtouga](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/tirtouga?lang=en)
[#0565 Carracosta](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/carracosta?lang=en)
[#0776 Turtonator](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/turtonator?lang=en)
[#0833 Chewtle](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/chewtle?lang=en)
[#0834 Drednaw](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/drednaw?lang=en)
[#0905 Enamorus Therian Forme](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/enamorus-therian?lang=en)
[#1024 Terapagos Normal Form](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/terapagos?lang=en)
[#1024 Terapagos Terastal Form](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/terapagos-terastal?lang=en)
[#1024 Terapagos Stellar Form](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/terapagos-stellar?lang=en)

## Related shell designs

Pokémon: 3

Comparison or prerequisite Pokémon

Golem has a tortoise-like shell motif inside a rocky design. Shuckle mixes a weak turtle resemblance with mollusc and rock-dwelling-organism inspiration; these are contextual comparisons, not unambiguous turtles.

[#0076 Golem](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/golem?lang=en)
[#0076 Golem Alolan Form](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/golem-alola?lang=en)
[#0213 Shuckle](https://pokepc.net/pokemon/shuckle?lang=en)

## Sources

- [Bulbapedia: Torterra](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Torterra_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#Origin)
- [Bulbapedia: Enamorus](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Enamorus_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#Origin)
- [Bulbapedia: Terapagos](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Terapagos_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#Origin)
- [Bulbapedia: Golem](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Golem_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#Origin)
- [Bulbapedia: Shuckle](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Shuckle_(Pok%C3%A9mon)#Origin)
- [Serebii: Squirtle Pokédex](https://www.serebii.net/pokedex-sv/squirtle/)

## Related articles

- [Regional Pokémon Forms](https://pokepc.net/articles/pokemon/regional-forms?lang=en)
- [Alternate Pokémon Forms](https://pokepc.net/articles/pokemon/alternate-forms?lang=en)
- [Dinosaur Pokémon](https://pokepc.net/articles/pokemon/dinosaurs?lang=en)

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Source: [Turtle and Tortoise Pokémon - PokéPC](https://pokepc.net/articles/pokemon/turtles) on PokéPC, the Living Dex box organizer and Pokédex tracker.