No, Tatsugiri is not shiny in Pokémon Go at the time of its release in July 2025. This means you'll have to wait a little longer if you want to get shiny versions of each Tatsugiri form.

Tatsugiri, a Dragon/Water-type Pokémon, is now in Pokémon GO. This is part of the Water Festival 2025. Tatsugiri appears in one-star raids. It has three forms: Curly, Droopy, and Stretchy. Each form ...

Below we list all the perks for Pokémon Go’s “Water Festival” 2025 event, including the premium Timed Research, Collection ...

Completing the Pokemon GO Water Festival 2025 Research Tasks and Collection Challenges rewards Scarf Lapras encounters and more.

No, Tatsugiri doesn't have much utility in either Pokemon GO's PvP or PvE arena. In the former, the critter lacks a good, quick-charging Fast Move and decent bulk.

Tatsugiri Locations in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet There is one primary location for our little Tatsugiri here, and that’s Casseroya Lake. As you’ll be able to see from the screenshot below, it ...

Countering Tatsugiri and Dondozo is all about knowing what buff to expect, and to adjust your plan accordingly. If Dondozo gets an attack boost, having a strong physical defender would be ideal.

This Tatsugiri has the ability Commander and the following moves: Draco Meteor, Muddy Water, Helping Hand, and Celebrate. It will also be carrying a Big Nugget and be marked with the exclusive ...

Dondozo & Tatsugiri, an inseparable pair of Pokémon, got their first Pokémon TCG feature in the Paldea-themed expansion, Scarlet & Violet.

Tatsugiri is one of the new pokemon introduced with Generation IX. It’s a dual-type Dragon/Water creature and its three different forms are Curly form, Droopy form, and Stretchy form.

Tatsugiri doesn’t evolve into anything, and we don’t have to do any special to find the three versions of them. We simply have to go to Casseroya Lake and look around.

Tatsugiri gets its first card showing its Curly Form in Pokémon TCG Japan's Scarlet ex, now in stores along with sister set Violet ex.