Quagsire is one of the many Pokemon that goes unnoticed by a lot of Pokemon GO players.

Quagsire, the Water Fish Pokemon, has been in Pokemon GO since February 2017. It originates from the second generation of Pokemon games.

A creative Pokemon fan shares a hilariously unexpected art piece, featuring a fusion of the pocket monster Quagsire and Family Guy character Quagmire.

A skilled Pokemon fan artist designs a new Paradox form for two Gen 2 creatures, the Water/Ground-type Wooper and its evolution Quagsire.

KOCHI -- Western Japan's Kochi Prefecture has teamed up with the character Quagsire from the popular Pokemon franchise to promote the prefecture.

Pokémon Go’s Wooper Community Day event features the water and poison fish Pokémon. Our guide lists out perks and how to find a shiny.

The 100% perfect IV stats for Wooper and Paldean Wooper, including a preview of shiny Quagsire and Clodsire, for November’s Community Day in Pokémon Go.

Yesterday, Pokemon Go held an October Community Day centered around Timburr. As is usually the case, Niantic has wasted no time announcing the next event, which will center on Wooper. November’s ...

It’s just… unnerving. Quagsire is one of the more dopey and lovable Pokemon out there, and the idea of one with Quagmire’s mannerisms and personality is unsettling to say the least!

Quagsire also has slightly higher stats on average, except for special defense, where Clodsire shines brighter. Check out our Pokémon Scarlet and Violet walkthrough for more tips and tricks!

Wooper and Paldean Wooper, the water fish and poison fish Pokémon from Johto and Paldea, can be found in the wild in Pokémon Go. Yes, Wooper and Paldean Wooper can be shiny in Pokémon Go!

Quagsire is a Water/Ground-type Pokemon so it's weak to grass attacks, but electric attacks will have no effect on it due to it's ground-type.