Cramorant is the Gulp Pokémon, a Flying/Water dual type from Generation 8 at dex #845. It does not evolve, but shifts into Gulping Form after catching an Arrokuda and into Gorging Form if it accidentally catches a Pikachu, reverting to its base form only after spitting its catch back out. It is the only Flying/Water Pokémon with Flying as its primary type, and its Japanese name, Uu, is a palindrome that ties with Cleffa's for the shortest in trademarked romaji. Its design draws on the cormorant and the fulmar, a seabird that vomits to drive off predators.
Cramorant appeared in all its forms throughout the movie Secrets of the Jungle. Its animated series debut came in Just a Scone's Throw From Here!, when James pulled one out of the Rocket Prize Master; it used Arrokuda to attack Goh's Pokémon before being defeated by Grookey.
Cramorant's first English cards came in the 2020 Sword & Shield set: a Rare by Shin Nagasawa and a Cramorant V as Holo Rare V and Ultra Rare by aky CG Works. aky CG Works also drew a SWSH Black Star Cramorant V promo. Mitsuhiro Arita illustrated a Rebel Clash Rare, and Shining Fates added an Uncommon, a Cramorant V, a VMAX by PLANETA Tsuji, and a Shiny Vault Shiny rare. Midori Harada contributed a Lost Origin Rare, and the line reached the Scarlet & Violet era with a Twilight Masquerade illustration rare by Fujimoto Gold and Journey Together's Hop's Cramorant, an Uncommon by Saboteri.
Cramorant's Sword & Shield set debut, a Rare illustrated by Shin Nagasawa.
Shining Fates Cramorant VMAX, a Holo Rare VMAX illustrated by PLANETA Tsuji.
Twilight Masquerade illustration rare illustrated by Fujimoto Gold.
Journey Together Hop's Cramorant, an Uncommon illustrated by Saboteri.
No, but it shifts between Gulping Form and Gorging Form depending on what it catches.
Cramorant is a dual Flying/Water type.
Our catalog lists 15 Cramorant cards across 9 sets.

ウッウ
Flying · Water
Cramorant is the Gulp Pokémon, a Flying/Water type that shifts into Gulping Form after catching an Arrokuda and into Gorging Form if it accidentally catches a Pikachu. It appears in all its forms throughout the movie Secrets of the Jungle. Our catalog lists 15 Cramorant cards across 9 sets.
No published index yet — too few of Cramorant’s cards trade often enough to strike one.