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Big Root

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The Big Root (Japanese: おおきなねっこ Big Root) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IV.
==In the core series games==
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If a Pokémon holding a Big Root uses a or , it restores 30% more than it otherwise would. Additionally, a Pokémon holding a Big Root regains 30% more HP from , and . In Generation V onwards, the factor is 5324/4096.
The Big Root also increases the damage taken by the holder from .
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==In the spin-off games==
===Pokémon Quest===
A Big Root is an ingredient that can be used in to attract wild Pokémon in Pokémon Quest.
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====Acquisition====
Big Root is a possible ingredient that can be obtained by completing expeditions. It can also be obtained randomly by recycling Power Stones.
==In other languages==
==External links==
Category:Held items
Category:In-battle effect items
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Big Stadium and Small Court/Black and White

This is a list of the Trainers of Nimbasa City's Big Stadium and Small Court in . The Trainers are determined by a weekly schedule and the amount of Badges the has, and more Trainers are available to battle in the post-game, representing each common Trainer class found throughout the game.
==List of Trainers of Big Stadium==
Sport/Progress 	3-4 Badges 	5-6 Badges 	7-8 Badges 	Post-game
Baseball (Sun/Mon/Thu)	Infielder Alex	Backers♀ Ami & Eira	Infielder Connor	Infielder Todd, Backers♂ Alf & Fred
Soccer (Tue/Fri) 	Striker Tony 	Backers♀ Kay & Ali 	Striker Roberto 	Striker Marco, Backers♂ Les & Web
Football (Wed/Sat) 	Linebacker Dan	Backers♂ Hawk & Dar	Linebacker Bob 	Linebacker Jonah, Backers♀ Cam & Abby
===After 3rd and 4th Badges===
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==List of Trainers of Small Court==
Sport/Progress 	3-4 Badges 	5-6 Badges 	7-8 Badges 	Post-game
Tennis (Sun/Mon/Wed/Fri)	Smasher Elena 	Backers♂ Joe & Ross	Smasher Aspen	Smasher Mari, Backers♀ Ai & Ciel
Basketball (Tue/Thu/Sat)	Hoopster Bobby	Backers♂ Masa & Yas	Hoopster John	Hoopster Lamarcus, Backers♀ Kat & Phae
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==Additional Trainers==
These Trainers are found after the player beats the game for the first time. They can appear in either arena, three at a time, and in no set order. Artist Pierre's Smeargle knows , , , and .
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ja:ビッグスタジアム#トレーナー: ブラック・ホワイト
zh:大竞技场#训练家
Big Star (Trainer class)

A Big Star (Japanese: おおものはいゆう Big Actor) is a type of Pokémon Trainer introduced in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2, appearing exclusively at Pokéstar Studios. It is unique to a man named Howard, who has the appearance of a and appears in the Ghost Eraser Series. He plays the role of in Ghost Eraser 4 - File 4: Majin of Mayhem. He uses a during filming.
==Gallery==
===Sprites===
 	
Sprite from	Overworld sprite from
==Trainer list==
===Pokémon Black 2 and White 2===
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Trainers with unique classes
Category:Actors
zh:大牌演员
Big Town

Big Town (Japanese: ミレニアムタウン Millennium Town) is an -exclusive town in Johto introduced in Pikachu & Pichu. It has since also been featured in several shorts including Pichu Bros. in Party Panic, Of Meowth and Pokémon, Trouble in Big Town, and Big Meowth, Little Dreams, and it is also the only location visited in Pichu Bros. mini.
The town is known for being the home of the Pichu Brothers, who constantly make mischief along with their posse of friends , , , and . The Pokémon Clubhouse, a large playground constructed entirely of disused items, is their hangout spot.
A ferry, taxis, and double decker buses can be found here for transportation.
 returned to Big Town from a week-long vacation away from Jessie and James in Of Meowth and Pokémon. He soon decided that he wanted to construct a giant statue dedicated to himself, however the plan never eventuated. Instead he became embroiled in the Pichu Posse's antics, and by the end of Big Meowth, Little Dreams, it was time for him to return to .
There are many apartment buildings around here as well as a skyscraper. Notable monuments include and statues and a fountain.
==Pokémon==
===Seen in Big Town===
 	 	
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===Visiting Pokémon===
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==Trivia==
* Its Japanese name, Millennium Town, is a reference to its year of introduction, 2000, being the first year of a new millennium.
* The town was first introduced in the dub in 2001 without a dub name. It remained without a dub name until 2005, when Pokémon Chronicles simply called the town Big Town in Trouble in Big Town.
* This town appears to have drawn inspiration from , .
==In other languages==
Category:Towns
es:Ciudad Milenio
fr:Ville du Millenium
it:Big Town
zh:千禧鎮
Big Tree and Friends

Big Tree and Friends (Japanese: 大樹となかまたち Daiki to Nakama-tachi) is a song performed by Junko Hirotani. It is featured on the CD .
==Lyrics==
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| <ab>Come here, little friends
Please gently lay down your hearts
The sunshine beams down, while the wind sways
Within the calm, mysterious, green dream
In it...
You're already talking to a big tree
Without noticing, friends have appeared by your side
It's always like this here
Enveloped by...
The calm, mysterious, green dream
So, does "everyone" mean "alone"?
So, does "alone" mean "everyone"?
Soon, you will
Bid farewell to the forest
Without noticing
Friends are smiling by your side</ab>
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Category:Japanese songs
Big Wave Beach

Big Wave Beach (Japanese: ビッグウェーブビーチ Big Wave Beach) is a location on Melemele Island in Alola, located west of . Sandy Cave is located at the south end of the beach. It also serves as the Melemele Surf Spot for Mantine Surf.
Big Wave Beach only appears in .
==Mantine Surf==
The can travel from this beach to other islands' Surf Spots using Mantine Surf. The player can travel to the following locations. 
* Akala Surf Spot: Heahea Beach
* Poni Surf Spot: Poni Beach (after visiting Poni Beach)
==BP exchange==
===BP shop===
The woman under the southern canopy sells items for Battle Points.
===Move Tutor===
The woman under the northern canopy will teach Pokémon moves in exchange for Battle Points.
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==Items==
==Trainers==
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon locations
Category:Beaches
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fr:Plage Big Wave
it:Spiaggia Big Wave
ja:ビッグウェーブビーチ
zh:大浪海灘
Big and Small (Pinball)

Big (Japanese: ビッグ Big) and Small (Japanese: スモール Small) are luck-based prizes awarded in the Slot Mode of Pokémon Pinball and Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire. Both prizes simply increase the current score: "Big" awards millions of points, while "Small" awards hundreds of points.
==Terminology==
The English words "Big" and "Small" are used not only in the English version, but also in the Japanese version of both Pokémon Pinball and Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire.
The Japanese katakana words "ビッグ" (Big) and "スモール" (Small) appear in the Japanese manual of Pokémon Pinball. However, these katakana words are not used in-game, and don't appear in the Japanese manual of Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire.
==Mechanics==
===Activating Big or Small===
If the player turns on the four Hole Lights (which are located at the bottom of all Pinball tables) by touching them with the ball, the Center Hole at the middle of the table opens, while the "Slot" image appears in the Pokémon Panel (located below the Center Hole). At this point, if the ball enters the Center Hole, the Slot Mode begins. Big and Small are among various other prizes available from the Slot Mode (other prizes include: the Poké Ball, starting Catch 'em Mode to catch a Pokémon, etc.) The exact prize received is unknown until the Big or Small is awarded.
===Available prizes===
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1,000,0002,000,0003,000,0004,000,0005,000,0006,000,0007,000,0008,000,0009,000,000	100200300400500600700800900	100500900
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==In other languages==
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Category:Pokémon Pinball
Biggest Part of My Life

Biggest Part of My Life is a song from the Totally Pokémon CD.
==Lyrics==
<ab>I needed something, something out there,
Didn't know what I was missin'.
Everyone talkin' 'bout it everywhere,
I guess I just wasn't listenin'.
Yahoooo...
Things are coming together!
Yahoooo...
It's turning out nice!
Yahoooo...
It's so much better!
Yahoooo...
I've got a whole new life!
It's everything I wanted, it's everything I needed,
It's everything I dreamed about!
It's here in my heart, it's deep in my soul,
And nothing's gonna take it out!
Never felt so good, never felt so right,
Never knew that it would be the biggest part of my life!
There's only one thing fueling the fire,
From now until ever after:
My only passion, my desire,
Is to be a Pokémon Master.
Yahoooo...
Things are coming together!
Yahoooo...
They're turning out nice!
Yahoooo...
It's so much better!
Yahoooo...
I've got a whole new life!
It's everything I wanted, it's everything I needed,
It's everything I dreamed about!
It's here in my heart, it's deep in my soul,
And nothing's gonna take it out!
Never felt so good, never felt so right,
Never knew that it would be the biggest part of my life!
Every day the world is looking better,
That's the way it's meant to be...
Everybody being all together,
It's feeling really good to me...
It's everything I wanted, it's everything I needed,
It's everything I dreamed about!
It's here in my heart, it's deep in my soul,
And nothing's gonna take it out!
Never felt so good, never felt so right,
Never knew that it would be the biggest part of my life!</ab>
==In other languages==
Category:English songs
de:Das Allergrößte
es:Todo está por cambiar/Mi parte fundamental
fr:Mon plus grand rêve
zh:Biggest Part of My Life
Bike Voucher

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The Bike Voucher (Japanese: ひきかえけん Voucher) is a Key Item introduced in Generation I.
==In the core series games==
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The Bike Voucher can be redeemed at the bike shop in Cerulean City for a free Bicycle. The bicycle normally costs 1,000,000, which is more money than the can carry in these games.
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==In animation==
===Pokémon Origins===
The Bike Voucher made a brief appearance in File 2: Cubone, where was seen exchanging it for a Bicycle, mentioning how he had received it from the Pokémon Fan Club Chairman.
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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The Bike Voucher was mentioned in Wake Up—You're Snorlax, where was revealed to have received one from the Pokémon Fan Club Chairman and exchanged it for a bike off-panel.
==In the magazines==
===Pokémon Power===
:See also: Bicycle → Pokémon Power
In (issue 2, page 3), it is said that multiple Bike Vouchers have been distributed, and that each one can be exchanged specifically for a '98 model bike, since the Bike Shop is making room for new models. This relates to the fact that this magazine issue was cover-dated September 1998.
==In other languages==
==See also==
* List of Key Items in Generation I
* List of Key Items in Generation III
Category:Key Items
Category:Exchangeable items
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Bike obstacles

Bicycle obstacles are obstacles that can only be crossed riding a Bicycle or locations that require the player to ride a bike.
==Obstacles==
===Cracked tiles===
Cracked tiles can only be traveled over with a Mach Bike. If a player slows down or walks on the cracks, they will fall through the floor. The Mach Bike will travel over them fast enough to get over them before they crumble away. Cracked floors have only appeared in Generation III, most notably within the Sky Pillar. The only other locations this obstacle is found in are the Granite Cave and the Mirage Tower, making this exclusive to .
===Muddy slopes===
Muddy slopes can only be passed with a Mach Bike or, in Generation IV, the Bicycle shifted into fourth gear. If a player attempts to walk up or uses a slow bike/ bike gear to ride up the slope, they will slide back down before they reach the top. They will also slide down if they stop on the slope before reaching the top. These are found in both Generation III, , and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
===Rails and logs===
This obstacle is known as a rail in Generation III and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire and as a fallen log in Generation IV. While the function is largely the same, there are slight differences between generations. In Generation III/VI, only the can be used to get across, as riders need to use the Bike's jumping function to go from rail to rail. In Generation IV, there's no trick to riding on them, so both gears of the Bicycle can travel on the rails. In Generation III/VI, they are mainly found on . There are fallen logs on Routes , , and in Generation IV.
===Bumpy slopes===
These slopes, which are seen in Generation III and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, can only be climbed with an Acro Bike's bunny hop trick. This feature is mainly in Jagged Pass and the .
===Ramps===
In Generation IV, there are some small ramps found on the ground. If the bike is in a fast gear and has space to get up to speed, it will launch off the ramp and jump far. However, if it is in third gear or isn't up to speed, the ramp will only launch the bike a little for a much smaller jump. Usually, the ramp puzzles require a far jump rather than a short jump. However, one of the ramps in the secret area of Wayward Cave requires the bike to be in third gear or else the player will jump too far.
==Bike only areas==
There are three places in the Pokémon games where players must ride their Bicycles.
*Cycling Road (Kanto)
*Seaside Cycling Road
*Cycling Road (Sinnoh)
==Bikeless areas==
There are several places in the Pokémon games where players cannot ride their Bicycles.
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*Snow
*Marsh
*Water (except for Water Mode Rotom Bike in )
*Most buildings
*Pacifidlog Town
*Tree Houses of Fortree City
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Biker Jordy, Biker Ernest & Cue Ball Gabriel (Battle e)

Biker Jordy, Biker Ernest & Cue Ball Gabriel (Japanese: ぼうそうぞく リュウ, ぼうそうぞく ジロウとスキンヘッズ ノブヤ Wild-riding Gang Ryu, Wild-riding Gang Jiro & Skinhead Nobuya) is a card from the of the Pokémon Battle e FireRed & LeafGreen collection for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. In the Japanese version of , this card can be scanned to make Jordy, Ernest, and Gabriel appear in the Trainer Tower along with other scanned Trainers. In international versions, they appear on 1F of Knockout Mode. Depending on the floor they are on, Jordy, Ernest, and Gabriel will use a specific Pokémon from a team of 6 each.
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
Bill's Advice (Jamboree)

Bill's Advice is a . It is part of the cancelled expansion.
==Card text==
The effect of this card is unknown. Mike Boozer of Wizards of the Coast alleged that this card was later officially but secretly released as in , and that the effects were the same.Pokémon Jamboree ⁠— MATOBA DESIGN This was in part due to the "hand size clause" present on Steven's Advice, which is similar to a rule in , a game designed by Wizards of the Coast.Rules | Magic: The Gathering, section 402
==Release information==
This card was designed for the cancelled set, and never officially released. Only two copies are known to exist.
==Trivia==
*This card is named after two different Bills. The first is Bill, the creator of the Pokémon Storage System, and the second Bill was a customer service representative at Wizards of the Coast, who gave advice to playtesters.
==References==
zh:正辉的建议（TCG）
Bill's Analysis (Team Up 133)

Bill's Analysis (Japanese: マサキの解析 Masaki's Analysis) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was first available in each of the Japanese and was followed by a release in the Japanese expansion. The Starter Set prints are Non Holofoil, whereas the Tag Bolt print is Holofoil. It was later included in the English expansion as a Holofoil card and was subsequently reprinted as a Non Holofoil in the expansion. In Japan, it was reprinted as a Non Holofoil in the .
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Bill is the inventor of the Pokémon Storage System in the Pokémon games.
Category:Bill (TCG)
Category:Team Up cards
Category:Eevee-GX Starter Sets cards
Category:Tag Bolt cards
Category:Hidden Fates cards
Category:V Starter Decks cards
Category:Illus. by Naoki Saito
Category:Holographic cards
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fr:Analyse de Léo (Soleil et Lune Duo de Choc 133)
it:Analisi di Bill (Gioco di Squadra 133)
ja:マサキの解析
zh:正辉的解析（TCG）
Bill's Lighthouse

Bill's Lighthouse (Japanese: マサキのとうだい Masaki's Lighthouse) is an -exclusive location that appeared in Mystery at the Lighthouse. It is the animated series counterpart of Bill's Sea Cottage, and like its counterpart, it appears to be somewhere near Cerulean City.
 and first stumbled across the lighthouse after Ash ran towards the beach and his . Krabby's unexpectedly disappeared. When explained that Krabby had been to Professor Oak's Laboratory, Ash immediately wanted to call Oak to see if Krabby made it safely. Spotting the lighthouse, the group decided to trek there.
They discovered the resident lightkeeper, Bill, who told them about the countless Pokémon in the . He also mentioned his encounter with a mysterious Pokémon that he had been tracking for quite some time. That night it moved closer to the lighthouse, its identity was revealed to be a .
However, decided to drive it off because it was coming closer to the place they were climbing up and thus potentially crush them as they intended to sneak into the lighthouse. In attempting to do so, they ended up being blasted off, part of the lighthouse was damaged, and the giant Dragonite swam away from the lighthouse. Bill was disappointed about not being able to discover more about the Pokémon, he was very excited that he had been able to see it, and told the group to be on the lookout for more undiscovered Pokémon.
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Towers
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es:Faro de Bill
it:Faro di Bill
zh:正辉的灯塔
Bill's Maintenance (Expedition 137)

Bill's Maintenance (Japanese: マサキのメンテナンス Masaki's Maintenance) is a . It was first released as part of the .
==Card text==
==e-Reader data==
The print includes Dot Code strips for use with the e-Reader, and has the card ID B-59-#. The short strip contains a brief card summary, and information on the content of the long strip.
===Supplement===
The long strip contains data for the self-contained Coin Flipper 2 supplement.
==Release information==
This card was included in the with artwork by Ken Sugimori, first released in the Japanese . It was later included in the expansion, having been previously released in Japan in the expansion. It was reprinted in the Japanese , Deoxys Half Deck of , Grass and Psychic , and . It was later reprinted in the expansion, first released in the and s. It was reprinted again in the Japanese and the English .
It was reprinted once again in the expansion with the same artwork. A print was also released in the expansion and features artwork by Sanosuke Sakuma. These prints originate from the Japanese subset.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Bill is the inventor of the Pokémon Storage System in the Pokémon games. His maintenance on the Time Capsule in the Generation II games is the likely inspiration for this card.
Category:Bill (TCG)
Category:Expedition Base Set cards
Category:Base Expansion Pack cards
Category:EX FireRed & LeafGreen cards
Category:Flight of Legends cards
Category:Venusaur/Charizard/Blastoise Random Constructed Starter Decks cards
Category:Gift Box Emerald cards
Category:Grass Quick Construction Pack cards
Category:Psychic Quick Construction Pack cards
Category:Gift Box Mew • Lucario cards
Category:EX Crystal Guardians cards
Category:Ocean's Kyogre ex Constructed Starter Deck cards
Category:Earth's Groudon ex Constructed Starter Deck cards
Category:Imprison! Gardevoir ex Constructed Standard Deck cards
Category:POP Series 5 cards
Category:Celestial Storm cards
Category:Champion Road cards
Category:Illus. by Ken Sugimori
Category:Illus. by Sanosuke Sakuma
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Trainer cards that move cards from player's hand into deck
Category:Trainer cards that draw cards from player's deck
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es:Mantenimiento de Bill (TCG)
fr:Entretien de Leo (EX Gardiens de Cristal 71)
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ja:マサキのメンテナンス
zh:正辉的维修（TCG）