There is a Pokemon which is a lot familiar with a lamb, but this Pokemon has a unique trait of electric. In the world of Pokemon, this lamb Pokemon is known by the name of Mareep. It’s definitely a Lamb Pokemon though it has more unique traits that each Pokemon holds.
Mareep is an unevolved Pokemon which means it has 2 evolutions available. Like most of the other Pokemon out there, this is a cute fluffy Lamb with conical-shaped ears and a striped tail that has a yellow ball at the end.
Mareep’s unique pattern is definitely there to indicate that it’s an electric-type Pokemon. Since the color patterns are Black and Yellow, let’s look more in-depth at our Lamb Pokemon in this guide.
Mareep – The Electric Lamb Pokemon
The famous electric lamb Pokemon which is known as Mareep was introduced in Generation II. Mareep definitely looks like a cute Pokemon which might confuse you that it cannot do heavy damage.
Well, that’s not the case because Mareep is an electric-type Pokemon which makes it super strong. Also, Mareep 2 evolution which are even stronger than its base type.
In Generation II, Mareep’s list of moves is not much longer just like other Pokemon. But, in the later generations, it has many new powerful moves added for its first and second evolution.
Mareep’s Appearance
Mareep is no doubt commonly called as the lamb Pokemon by most of the Pokemon fans out there and indeed they are right. Mareep is a completely lamb like in the real life, the only difference is its ears and tail.
It is identified by its cream-colored wool and its skin color is blue which is seen on its face and feet. On top of that, you will notice the black and yellow color of the ears and tail, these will be striped.
The ears are in conical shape though and the tail has a yellow colored ball at the end which is actually a light bulb. It glows when Mareep gets an electric charge.
Catching Mareep – The Lamb Pokemon
Since in each generation, we have different regions and a completely new environment so, that makes Mareep and other Pokemon split in different spots.
In each generation, you will have to explore a different spot thoroughly in order to catch Mareep from the wild. And not only that, in some games Mareep can only be obtained by trading or event.
Let’s see where you can find Mareep in all of the Pokemon games.
Generation II:
Pokemon Gold & Silver: Mareep can be found at Routes 32, 42 and 43.
Pokemon Crystal: Mareep the Lamb Pokemon is obtained through trading.
Generation III:
Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire: It can be obtained either by trading or through events.
Pokemon Emerald: Found in the Safari Zone extension.
Pokemon Fire Red & Leaf Green: This lamb Pokemon is obtained by trading or in the event.
Pokemon Colosseum: In the Card Room or by trading.
Pokemon XD: From the Cipher Lab.
Generation IV:
Pokemon Diamond & Pearl: Can be found in the Valley Windworks.
Pokemon Platinum: Mareep is found in the Valley Windworks.
Pokemon Heart Gold & Soul Silver: This unique lamb Pokemon is found on routes 32, 42, and 43. Also, you can catch it from the Safari Zone. Another way is hatching its egg which is obtained from Violet City.
Pokemon Pal Park: Can be found in the Field.
Pokemon Pokewalker: In this game, Mareep is found in 2 locations, the first one is Icy Mountain Road and the second is Big Forest.
Generation V:
Pokemon Black: Obtained through trade.
Pokemon White: Found in the White Forest.
Pokemon Black 2 & White 2: Head to the Flocessy Ranch to find Mareep.
Pokemon Dream World: Pleasant Forest is the spot where you can find Mareep.
Generation VI:
Pokemon X & Y: Head towards Route 12 to catch the lamb Pokemon.
Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire: There are 2 ways to obtain Mareep in these games, go for the trade or find it in the event.
Generation VII:
Pokemon Sun & Moon: Only by trading.
Pokemon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon: Head to Paniola Ranch to find Mareep.
Generation VIII:
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl: This can be found in the Valley Windworks, Grassland Cave, and Sunlit Cavern.
Generation IX:
Pokemon Scarlet & Violet: In this Pokemon game, it can only be found in the Area Two. Another way is through Tera Raid Battles.
Mareep’s Evolution
Mareep’s first evolution is Flaaffy which later on evolves into Ampharos. Both of these evolutions of Mareep are electric. On achieving the first evolution, Flaaffy will be able to learn new moves and the same goes for the third and final evolution.
Since Flaaffy is the 2nd evolution of Mareep, it’s kinda half of Mareep which is similar to a lamb and the other half is a bit different. Unlike Mareep, Flaaffy stands on its 2 feet. It’s skin color is Pink. Moreover, it has only black stripes on its tail and conical ears. The light bulb at the end of its tail is Blue.
Moving on to Ampharos, this is the 3rd evolution of Mareep. It is the bigger version of Flaaffy which also makes it much more powerful. Ampharos has a yellow-colored body with the same conical ears and striped tail which has a light bulb at the end, but this time it is of red color.
Moves List
The maximum number of moves that are available to learn for our Lamb Pokemon is in Generation IX. And there are actually a few ways that allow Mareep and its evolution to learn moves. The first way is simply when it levels up, the second is by using TM, and the third is by breeding.
With the help of TMs, it can learn dozens of moves which are actually available for most of the other Pokemon as well.
So, instead of focusing on TMs let’s see which moves become available when it levels up.
- Level 1: Tackle (Normal, 35 PP)
- Level 1: Growl (Normal, 40 PP)
- Level 4: Thunder Wave (Electric, 20 PP)
- Level 8: Thunder Shock (Electric, 30 PP)
- Level 11: Cotton Spore (Grass, 40 PP)
- Level 15: Charge (Electric, 20 PP)
- Level 18: Take Down (Normal, 20 PP)
- Level 22: Electro Ball (Electric, 10 PP)
- Level 25: Confuse Ray (Ghost, 10 PP)
- Level 29: Power Gem (Rock, 20 PP)
- Level 32: Discharge (Electric, 15 PP)
- Level 36: Cotton Guard (Grass, 10 PP)
- Level 39: Dazzling Gleam (Fairy, 10 PP)
- Level 43: Light Screen (Psychic, 30 PP)
- Level 46: Thunder (Electric, 10 PP)
Now, as mentioned earlier there are more moves that are available with the TMs.
FAQs
What Pokemon is a Lamb?
The name of the lamb Pokemon is Mareep, this is the one that players are looking for. Mareep is an electric-type Pokemon having the ability to learn a variety of moves when it levels up.
This Pokemon can be found in various areas across different regions. Moreover, this is available in Generation II and onwards until Generation IX. Multiple ways are available in different generations to catch Mareep.
These include catching from the wild, trading, through events, and even obtaining its egg from a trainer. It can grow up into an ultimate Pokemon that can learn many different types of moves.
What is Mareep’s Evolution?
Mareep is no doubt a lamb Pokemon but it changes its physical appearance as it evolves. The first evolution of Mareep is Flaaffy which is a bi-pedal Pokemon. It has a physical appearance with a combination of half lamb and the other half of a 2 feet Pokemon.
Later on, Flaaffy evolves into Ampharos which is another 2 feet Pokemon. But this is completely different from Mareep in terms of appearance, though it’s amazingly powerful. With the ability to learn multiple types of moves, it can be super effective against most of the Pokemon types during the battles.
Is Ampharos a Sheep?
We can call Ampharos a sheep or a lamb Pokemon since it is the third evolution of Mareep although its physical appearance doesn’t really make it a sheep or a lamb.
Ampharos has a 2 feet-standing appearance with a yellow-colored body. Black stripes can be seen on its ears, neck, and tail. The end of the tail has a red ball, which can also be noticed on its head.
So, there is everything regarding our lamb Pokemon Mareep. Make sure to add it to your collection. Don’t forget to check out the location where it can be found based on your game.
Also, don’t forget to check our Pokemon Characters Guide for Kanto Region. We have also prepared a guide on All Mega Stones in Pokemon Unbound.
