Shiny Mamoswine

Twin Tusk Pokémon
Its impressive tusks are made of ice. The population thinned when it turned warm after the ice age.

# 473

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39 people rated this shiny Pokémon
  • Anonymous
    guest28 March 2024

    It's noticeable, but it still looks bad

  • Capped
    guest25 February 2024

    Mamoswine gets a pity second star only because I like it a lot. However What was once a great Mint (Swinub) To an okayish Gold (Piloswine) Has beco... read more

  • ShinySwinub4Ever
    guest22 February 2024

    So happy I am NOT evolving my shiny swinub because what is this nonsense

  • ChadamBray
    senior19 February 2024

    This ain’t it

  • Anonymous
    guest25 January 2024

    cool

  • Anonymous
    guest29 December 2023

    Ugly

  • Andy
    guest14 December 2023

    Excellent.

  • BrodyThePigBoy
    expert9 December 2023

    I have it- still hate it

  • Lildebaygo
    senior21 November 2023

    That's just... not a very nice shade of green

  • KC
    guest19 November 2023

    This is the worst shade of green

  • Anonymous
    guest11 November 2023

    They Did Mamoswine Dirty Im Definitely Not Evolving My Shiny Swinub

  • Cavie
    expert16 September 2023

    I like the Pokemon but it's Shiny could be better, i also missed the cdc :(.

  • Anonymous
    guest13 September 2023

    slay it matches swinub n stuff. the shade is kinda garbage but i appreciate the commitment to the green.

  • SkyKingBecca
    talented11 July 2023

    More green again?

More information

Shiny Mamoswine

The shiny version of Mamoswine in Pokémon GO was released on 16-02-2019.
Mamoswine was originally discovered in the Sinnoh region. The main color of shiny Mamoswine is green. The typing of this Pokémon is ground and ice. The Pokédex number of Mamoswine is #473. In the dex they call Mamoswine the Twin Tusk Pokémon

Its impressive tusks are made of ice. The population thinned when it turned warm after the ice age. This Pokémon is usually seen open fields, beaches, ditches, streams, railways and airports. Also near water, this does not necessarily have to be frozen water. ice types are seen in cold climates and are featured yearly during the holidays event.

Mamoswine belongs to the Swinub family.

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