Meganium

() is a -type Pokémon that was introduced in Generation II.
==Biology==
===Physiology===
Meganium is a tall, heavy Pokémon with a light green body, a pink, white, and yellow flower around its very long neck, and yellow eyes. It also has a stubby tail, three small pointed claws on its feet, and two long yellow antennae on top of its head. Aside from its antennae, Meganium is almost bald, as unlike its evolutionary relatives, it lacks a leaf on its head.
===Gender differences===
Female Meganium have shorter antennae than males.
===Behavior===
Meganium is a calm, peaceful Pokémon. In battle, it releases a special aroma from its petals that allows it to calm aggressive emotions and stop needless fights.
Owing to the fact that its pre-evolved form Chikorita loves sunbathing and soaking up sunlight, Meganium can be found in sunny places such as plains and grasslands. This is backed up by the Pokédex in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen and their Friend Area preference.
the grasslands in which these Pokémon are rarely found in the wild are beautifully vibrant as a result. They communicate by releasing various scents and waving the stamens on their heads.
Meganium remain extremely affectionate and defensive of their trainers, which is why they are worthy choices for any trainers looking forward to starting their journeys in the Johto region.
===Natural abilities===
The aroma in Meganium's petals contains a special substance (Sweet Scent) that has the ability to soothe emotions, becalm aggressive feelings, and blunt the fighting spirit of foes, in addition to making anyone standing near the Pokémon feel refreshed. The Pokémon's breath also has the powerful, fantastic ability to revive dead plants and flowers and make them healthy again. 
==Evolution==
Meganium evolves from Bayleef starting at level 32. It is the final evolved form of Chikorita.
==Game info==
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===Learnset===
====Leveling====
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====Breeding====
====Tutoring====
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This Pokémon learns no moves by Tutoring.
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===Sprites===
==Appearances==
===Anime===
Casey Meganium.png|Casey's Meganium.
Officer Jenny Meganium.png|Officer Jenny's Meganium.
Nurse Joy Meganium.png|Nurse Joy's Meganium.
====Recurring==== 
*Casey's Meganium
*Officer Jenny's Meganium
*Nurse Joy's Meganium
====Minor====
*Elisa's Meganium
*Stanium
===Origin===
Like the rest of its evolutionary family, Meganium is based on a sauropod (such as Brontosaurus/Apatosaurus, and the Brachiosaurus) combined with a plant. In Meganium's case, it has a geranium flower blooming around its neck.
===Etymology===
Meganium is a combination of "mega" and "geranium".
==Gallery==
0154Meganium GS.png
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0154Meganium Dream 2.png
0154Meganium Pokemon Ranger Guardian Signs.png
0154Meganium Pokemon Stadium.png
0154Meganium Pokemon Colosseum.png
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0154Meganium Female Pokémon HOME.png
0154Meganium Masters.png
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0154Meganium GO Shiny.png
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Category:Medium-Sized Pokémon
Category:Medium-Weighed Pokémon
Category:Stage 2 Pokémon