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Gecqua (Japanese: ミオリー Miori) is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation X.
Along with Browt and Pombon, Gecqua is one of the three first partner Pokémon available at the beginning of Pokémon Winds and Waves. They were also the first Generation X Pokémon to be revealed to the public on February 27, 2026, through a Pokémon Presents video presentation.
Biology
Gecqua is a blue reptilian Pokémon resembling a gecko. It has a large head and eyes compared to its body; the eyes appear half-lidded, with protrusions resembling eyelashes on the outer corners of its upper eyelids. These eyelids are colored cyan, as are the tips of each finger on its three-toed limbs. Other parts of its body are of a different shade of pale blue, namely its belly, the stripes on its back and tail, and the water droplet marking on its forehead.
Gecqua has a short and bulbous tail, which it uses to launch springy balls of water. It has an intelligent, shrewd, and haughty personality.[1]
Trivia
Origin
Gecqua may be based on a gecko, specifically the fat-tailed gecko, the knob-tailed gecko, or the crested gecko.
Name origin
Gecqua may be a combination of gecko and aqua (Latin for "water") or acqua (Italian for "water").
Miori may be a combination of 水 mizu (water) or 澪 mio (waterway) and 守宮 yamori (gecko).
In other languages
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Meaning
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 Japanese
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ミオリー Miori
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From 水 mizu (water), 澪 mio (waterway; ship wake), and 守宮 yamori (gecko)
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Ogéko
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From eau (water) and gecko
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Gecqua
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Same as English name
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 German
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Gekkua
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From Gecko and aqua (Latin for "water")
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 Italian
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Gecqua
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Same as English name
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 Korean
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미초리 Michori
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From Middle Korean morpheme 미 mi (water) or 미 (尾) mi (tail) and suffix ～초리 chori (tapering end, tip) or 눈초리 nunchori (outer corner of the eye; expressive look)
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妙澪兒 / 妙澪儿 Miàolíng'ér
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From 妙 miào (clever), 妙齡 / 妙龄 miàolíng (in the prime of youth), orthographic borrowing of Japanese 澪 mio (waterway) where the character contains the water radical 氵, and 兒 / 儿 ér (child)
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妙澪兒 Miuhlìhngyìh
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From 妙 miuh (clever), 妙齡 miuhlìhng (in the prime of youth), orthographic borrowing of Japanese 澪 mio (waterway) where the character contains the water radical 氵, and 兒 yìh (child)
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Gecqua
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Same as English name
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