Machamp

Machamp, also known as Kairikii and Muh-Champ, is a character from the Pokemon series.
== Charactah Account ==
Machamp are really fierce and strong, as they are able to knock a foe over the horizon, they can also throw over 1,000 punches in 2 seconds, so Machamp are really deadly. Machamp love challenges, and will only fight harder when faced against strong opponents. However, they are terrible at delicate, precise work; their arms get jumbled together when attempting to manage fine details, and they will often end up destroying whatever they were trying to work with in the first place.
Using its heavy muscles, Machamp is capable of punching its opponent clear over the horizon. One arm alone is said to be able to move mountains, Using all four arms it releases powerful punches. It swings its arms to rock the opponent with punches and chops from all angles. It uses four arms to pin its opponent's limbs and tosses them. If Machamp tries to do delicate work, its arms get tangled. It tends to leap into action before thinking. It is known to have mastered every possible form of Martial Arts. It punches with its four arms then builds up speed within that it can launch 1,000 punches in two seconds.
== Appearance ==
=== Anime ===
* GOTCHA!
* Pokemon
* Pokemon (2019)
* Pokemon Advanced Generation
* Pokemon Diamond & Pearl
* Pokemon Generations
* Pokemon Movie 01: Mewtwo Strikes Back
* Pokemon Movie 02: Revelation Lugia
* Pokemon Movie 21: The Power of Us
* Pokemon Movie 22: Mewtwo Strikes Back - Evolution
* Pokemon Movie 23: Secrets of the Jungle
* Pokemon Sun & Moon
* Pokemon XY
* Pokemon XY&Z
* Pokemon: Pikachu's Rescue Adventure
* Pokemon: The Mastermind of Mirage Pokemon
* Pokemon: Twilight Wings
=== Manga ===
* Magical Pokemon Journey
* Pocket Monsters DP
* Pocket Monsters HeartGold & SoulSilver Go!Go! Pokeathlon
* Pocket Monsters HGSS
* Pocket Monsters the Movie: I Choose You! Remix
* Pokemon Battle Frontier
* Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Adventure!
* Pokemon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys
* Pokemon Gotta Catch 'Em All
* Pokemon Pocket Monsters
* Pokemon Ruby-Sapphire
* Pokemon Zensho
=== Movies ===
* Detective Pikachu
=== Video Games ===
* Pal Park
* Pokemon Battle Trozei
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* Pokemon Black and White 2
* Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl
* Pokemon Colosseum
* Pokemon Conquest
* Pokemon Crystal
* Pokemon Diamond and Pearl
* Pokemon Emerald
* Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen
* Pokemon Gold
* Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver
* Pokemon Legends: Arceus
* Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee
* Pokemon Masters EX
* Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky
* Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness
* Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX
* Pokemon New Snap
* Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
* Pokemon Pinball
* Pokemon Pinball: Ruby and Sapphire
* Pokemon Platinum
* Pokemon Ranger
* Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia
* Pokemon Red and Blue
* Pokemon Red and Green
* Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire
* Pokemon Rumble
* Pokemon Rumble Blast
* Pokemon Rumble Rush
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* Pokemon Rumble World
* Pokemon Shuffle
* Pokemon Silver
* Pokemon Stadium
* Pokemon Stadium 2
* Pokemon Sun and Moon
* Pokemon Sword and Shield
* Pokemon Trozei!
* Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon
* Pokemon UNITE
* Pokemon X and Y
* Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness
* Pokemon Yellow
* PokePark Wii
* Pokken Tournament
* Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
== Trivia ==
* All of Machamp's sprites in Generation III lack its belt.
* Machamp, along Lucario and Blaziken, was one of the first Pokémon to be featured in Pokkén Tournament.
** Coincidentally, they are all Fighting-types.
** Machamp's Burst Attack, if pulled off successfully, delivers 1000 hits, but in two waves, one wave of 765 hits and the second of 235 hits. The reason it stops at 765 before going on to the next wave is because 765 can be read "na-mu-ko," the Japanese pronunciation of Namco, as Pokkén Tournament is a spinoff of their Tekken series, and as such is commonly associated with Namco games, similar to how 573 ("ko-na-mi") is associated with Konami games.
* Machamp's Shiny coloration is likely a reference to the Incredible Hulk.
* Machamp can be seen as a counterpart to Gengar. Both have three-stage evolutionary lines, evolving into their first stage by leveling up, and then into their second stage by trading. Both were introduced in Generation I, and have version exclusive Gigantamax forms which are the signature Pokémon of the version exclusive Gym Leaders of Generation VIII.
== Gallery ==
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== External Links ==
* Machamp at Pokémon Wiki
Category:Characters
Category:Males
Category:Pokemon