Welcome to the mesmerizing Marsha Paldea, where we'll embark on an enthralling journey exploring the captivating phenomena of regional forms. As we delve deeper, we discover how a single Pokémon can transform and adapt based on its region of origin. This phenomenon can be found within the enthralling case of Wuper, a ground-and-water type Pokémon hailing from the Joto region. Renowned for its adorable smile, beautiful blue and pink coloring, and soulless, unfeeling eyes, Wuper has captured the hearts of many. However, in the distant land of Paldea, Wuper takes on a drastically different appearance. In Paldea, Wuper has evolved to spend more of its life on land compared to its blue counterparts. This new lifestyle has bestowed upon it the ability to produce a toxic layer of skin used to ward off predators. Wuper's coloring has also changed to match that of the mud and grounded box upon, again in service to its survival. While these differences certainly separate Paldean and Jotonian Wuper's lifestyles, it doesn't mean the Wupers have nothing in common. Every kind of Wuper has a reputation for being a dull-witted Pokémon that remains oblivious to its surroundings. They will frequently stare blankly at other people in Pokémon, purely for entertainment purposes. Despite their dull-wittedness, Wupers are undoubtedly friendly Pokémon, known to roam in packs with like-minded creatures such as Dundsparks and Shrewish. This creature's fascinating evolution is a testament to the intricacies of the Pokémon world, where even the simplest creatures can hold the most wondrous secrets. That's all we have for you today. My name is Professor Ginkgo, and we hope to see you again on Poké National. Thanks for watching!