Appearance
Quaquaval is a dark blue bird-like Pokémon with a white head, neck, and chest, a yellow beak, and a long flowing crest. Light blue and orange-red feathers frame its head, and its tail is ornate.

#914
Dancer Pokémon
Quaquaval is a Water / Fighting-type Pokémon, No. 914 in the National Pokédex, introduced in Generation 9 (Paldea region).
« Dancing in ways that evoke far-away places, this Pokémon mesmerizes all that see it. Flourishes of its decorative water feathers slice into its foes. »
Quaquaval is a dark blue bird-like Pokémon with a white head, neck, and chest, a yellow beak, and a long flowing crest. Light blue and orange-red feathers frame its head, and its tail is ornate.
It fans water feathers from its tail into a spinning blade and kicks hard enough to launch a truck. Cheerful, it dances even in its sleep, and it evolves from Quaxwell.
Dot's Quaquaval debuts when her Quaxwell evolves in a battle against Iono's Bellibolt. In that same episode, he Terastallizes into a pure Water type for the first time.
Quaquaval may combine quá-quá (duck sounds), aqua, and carnaval. Its peacock-like train and dances draw from carnival, including Brazilian samba.