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Blood Moon (move)

Blood Moon (Japanese: ブラッドムーン Blood Moon) is a damage-dealing move introduced during Generation IX, in The Teal Mask. It is the signature move of .
==Effect==
Blood Moon inflicts damage. The user cannot select Blood Moon in succession unless the move failed. If the player attempts to use Blood Moon twice in a row, they will be prevented from doing so, and will be allowed to select another move. Once another move is used, Blood Moon can be used again.
If the user cannot select another move (due to Choice items or having no other usable moves), it will use every other turn.
 and allow Blood Moon to be used twice in a row. allows Blood Moon to be used twice in a row, but on subsequent turns of the Encore the user will be forced to Struggle.
==Description==
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==Learnset==
===By leveling up===
==In other languages==
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
de:Blutmond
es:Luna roja
fr:Lune Rouge
it:Luna Rossa
ja:ブラッドムーン
zh:血月（招式）
Bloodmoon Ursaluna (Shrouded Fable 25)

Bloodmoon Ursaluna (Japanese: ガチグマ アカツキ Gachiguma Akatsuki) is a Basic Pokémon card. It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Release information==
This card was included in the special expansion, first released in the Japanese subset. It was reprinted in the special expansion, originating from the Japanese subset.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
This card features the form of . This card's Pokédex entry comes from .
Category:Shrouded Fable cards
Category:Prismatic Evolutions cards
Category:Night Wanderer cards
Category:Terastal Fest ex cards
Category:Illus. by Souichirou Gunjima
Category:Holographic cards
de:Blutmond-Ursaluna (Nebel der Sagen 025)
es:Ursaluna Luna Carmesí (Fábula Sombría TCG)
fr:Ursaking Lune Vermeille (Écarlate et Violet Fable Nébuleuse 025)
ja:ガチグマアカツキ (SV6a)
Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex (Twilight Masquerade 141)

Bloodmoon Ursaluna (Japanese: ガチグマ アカツキex Gachiguma Akatsuki ex) is a Basic card. It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as a Regular card, a , a card, and a gold etched card in the expansion, first released in the Japanese subset. The Regular, Full Art ultra rare, and hyper rare prints feature artwork by aky CG Works, while the special illustration rare print features artwork by MINAMINAMI Take.
An print with artwork by aky CG Works was available in the , released on November 15, 2024. An version was also included in the box. The SVP Black Star Promotional print is released in Japan in the subset, alongside a print with artwork by Yano Keiji. The Terastal Fest ex special illustration rare print is included in the English special expansion.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
This card features the form of . is Bloodmoon Ursaluna's signature move in the Pokémon games.
Category:Twilight Masquerade cards
Category:Crimson Haze cards
Category:SVP Black Star Promotional cards
Category:Prismatic Evolutions cards
Category:Terastal Fest ex cards
Category:Illus. by aky CG Works
Category:Illus. by MINAMINAMI Take
Category:Illus. by Yano Keiji
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
de:Blutmond-Ursaluna-ex (Maskerade im Zwielicht 141)
es:Ursaluna Luna Carmesí ex (Mascarada Crepuscular TCG)
fr:Ursaking Lune Vermeille-ex (Écarlate et Violet Mascarade Crépusculaire 141)
ja:ガチグマアカツキex (SV5a)
Bloom Canyon

Bloom Canyon is an -exclusive location that was featured in Those Darn Electabuzz!. It was unnamed in the Japanese version.
Bloom Canyon is part of a mountainous area, with unpredictable conditions including whirlpools and strong winds. Star baseballer Corey Demario often trains in the area with his nicknamed Don. Corey and his family also operate a ranch nearby.
Category:Mountains
es:Bloom Canyon
it:Bloom Canyon
Bloom Doom (move)

Bloom Doom (Japanese: ブルームシャインエクストラ Bloom Shine Extra) is a damage-dealing Z-Move introduced in Generation VII.
==Effect==
===Generation VII===
Bloom Doom inflicts damage. Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
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===Generation VIII onwards===
Bloom Doom cannot be selected in a battle.
==Description==
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==Learnset==
Any non-Mega Evolved, non-Primal Pokémon can use Bloom Doom if it knows a damaging move, holds a Grassium Z, and if its wears a Z-Ring or Z-Power Ring.
==In other games==
===Pokémon Masters EX===
Name 	 	State 	Base 	Max 	Target 	Effect tag 	Description 	Playable			
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 			
Bold-Flavored Bloom Doom 	Default6★ EX	200300 	240360	An opponent	— 	This attack's power increases when the target is confused. 	 	 			
Gentle Warning Bloom Doom 	 	Default 	250 	300 	An opponent	— 	No additional effect. 	 			
Gentle Warning Bloom Doom 	 	6★ EX 	250 	300 	An opponent	— 	The sync buff is doubled the first time a sync move is used.	 			
Gentle Warning Bloom Doom 	 	6★ EX with EX role	375 	450 	An opponent	— 	The sync buff is doubled the first time a sync move is used.	 			
Strong Kick to It Bloom Doom	Default6★ EX	250 	300 	An opponent	— 	No additional effect.The sync buff is doubled the first time a sync move is used.	 	 			
==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==Appearance==
===Pose===
==In other languages==
Category:Z-Moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that have variable power
Category:Damaging Z-Moves
de:Brillante Blütenpracht
es:Megatón floral
fr:Pétalexplosion Éblouissante
it:Floriscoppio Sfolgorante
ja:ブルームシャインエクストラ
zh:絢爛繽紛花怒放
Bloom Mail

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The Bloom Mail (Japanese: ブルームメール Bloom Mail) is a type of Mail exclusive to the Generation IV games.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
====Held item====
It contains a message with up to three sentence slots which can be filled with words and phrases using the predefined list from the easy chat system. For instance, the player can select the sentence "I love ______________!" and insert the word "". This was designed to be readable in games of any language.
The player writes the message when giving this item to be held by a Pokémon. The message can be sent to other games of the same generation by trading the Pokémon holding this item.
The message remains available as long as this item is held by a Pokémon or stored in the . This item is unable to have any message when stored in the Bag or in the Item Storage System, but there is the option to delete any existing message when storing this item in these places. Once the message is deleted from this item, the player is able to reuse it with a new message. A Pokémon holding this item cannot be placed in the PC or in the Pokémon Day Care. The message is not readable in Pokémon Battle Revolution or in My Pokémon Ranch. As with other held items, a Pokémon holding this item cannot be transferred into Generation V games through the Poké Transfer or Relocator.
This item can be removed by . However, it cannot be stolen by or , it causes to fail when used by the holder, and causes or to fail when used by or on the holder.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
de:Blütenbrief
ja:ブルームメール
zh:绽放邮件（道具）
Blooming Flowers Pokémon Center promotion (2010)

The Blooming Flowers Pokémon Center promotion was a campaign held in May 2010 in stores across Japan. The merchandise in this promotion consists mainly of hair accessories and stationery, and features some of the "cuter" Pokémon surrounded by flowers. This suggests that the promotion was targeted more towards females.
==Items in the promotion==
===Pikachu memo pad===
A pink memo pad in the shape of a flower featuring Pikachu.
===Mew memo pad===
A green memo pad in the shape of a flower featuring Mew.
===Pikachu compact mirror===
A heart-shaped plastic compact mirror featuring Pikachu. It has a chain attached.
===Mew compact mirror===
A heart-shaped plastic compact mirror featuring Mew. It has a chain attached.
===Pikachu pencil case===
A cylindrical case made from soft, pink material. The case features Pikachu and closes with a zipper.
===Mew pencil case===
A cylindrical case made from soft, green material. The case features Mew and closes with a zipper.
===Clear file===
An A4 sized folder made of thin, translucent plastic featuring Pikachu and Mew. Inside are 2 pockets to put papers in.
===Pikachu hair comb===
A pink, folding plastic hair comb featuring Pikachu. It has a chain attached.
===Mew hair comb===
A blue, folding plastic hair comb featuring Mew. It has a chain attached.
===Mareep/Bellossom hair clips===
A set of 2 plastic hair clips featuring Mareep and Bellossom.
===Mew/Skiploom hair clips===
A set of 2 plastic hair clips featuring Mew and Skiploom.
===Pikachu/Cherubi hair clips===
A set of 2 plastic hair clips featuring Pikachu and Cherubi.
===Hairties===
A set of 2 elastic hairties with plastic flower beads and Mew beads.
===Mew/Skiploom erasers===
A set of two, flower-shaped erasers featuring Mew and Skiploom.
===Pikachu/Bellossom erasers===
A set of two, flower-shaped erasers featuring Pikachu and Bellossom.
==Images==
File:Pikachupad.jpg|Pikachu memo pad
File:Mewpad.jpg|Mew memo pad
File:Pikachumirror.jpg |Pikachu mirror
File:Mewmirror.jpg|Mew mirror
File:Pikachubag.jpg |Pikachu pencil case
File:Mewcase.jpg|Mew pencil case
File:Mewclearfile.jpg|Clear file
File:Pikachucomb.jpg|Pikachu comb
File:Mareepclips.jpg |Mareep/Bellossom hair clips
File:Mewclips.jpg|Mew/Skiploom hair clips
File:Pikachuclips.jpg|Pikachu/Cherubi hair clips
File:Mewerasrer.jpg |Mew/Skiploom erasers
File:Pikachueraser.jpg|Pikachu/Bellossom erasers
==References==
* Images from []
Category:Japanese Pokémon Center collections
Bloomingvale

Bloomingvale (Japanese: ソーラータウン Solar Town) is an -exclusive town in Johto. It is located between Violet City and Azalea Town.
Bloomingvale is famous for its , and it hosts the Sunflora Festival every year to showcase the Sun Pokémon in all its glory. Its warm climate and access to mountain fresh waters make it the perfect location to raise Sunflora. The town is spread out over several terraced hills, and locals take pride in keeping their gardens green. Most of the s in Bloomingvale, including the resident Nurse Joy, Sonrisa, and her neighbor , have Sunflora. Locals train their Sunflora all year for the Sunflora Festival in various ways, such as tanning, weight lifting, and keeping them happy.
==Pokémon seen in Bloomingvale==
==In other languages==
Category:Towns
de:Bloomingvale
es:Valle Florido/Bloomingvale
it:Bloomingvale
zh:陽光鎮（城都）
Blossom

Blossom (Japanese: シオネ Shione) is a recurring character who first appeared in A Fashionable Battle!.
==In animation==
===Pokémon the Series===
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Blossom is a loyal to Laverre City Gym Leader Valerie. She and another Furisode Girl, , were first seen spying on and when they were looking through Valerie's fashion collection. They thought they would be perfect to participate in a fashion show of Valerie's collection and asked them to come with them.
Blossom reappeared in Fairy-Type Trickery!, where she was following and Valerie's Gym .
She reappeared in a flashback in Till We Compete Again!.
====Voice actors====
==In the core series games==
Blossom appears in Pokémon X and Y as one of the s in the Laverre Gym.
===Pokémon===
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==In the spin-off games==
===Pokémon Masters EX===
Blossom forms a sync pair with in Pokémon Masters EX. Blossom became a playable sync pair on January 3, 2025.
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==Quotes==
==In other languages==
Category:X and Y characters
Category:Animation characters
Category:Gym assistants
Category:Female characters
Category:Fairy-type Trainers
de:Ganoe
es:Janelle
fr:Lizzy
it:Selene (Kalos)
zh:汐音
Blossom's parents

Blossom's parents are a duo of characters that appeared in Blossom's Dream, the third episode of the POKÉTOON animated shorts.
In the past, the two were Pokémon Trainers who participated in the Galar League. Sometime after birth, loved watching her father's battle videos. This inspired Blossom to become a Pokémon Trainer too, and some time later, she decided it was time to go out on a journey. While her father approved of this, her mother believed it was still not the right time.
During an incident involving a family of and , Blossom's parents finally realized that their daughter had achieved the necessary maturity to become a Pokémon Trainer. A few days passed and Blossom set out on her own journey, and her parents remembered the moment that defined their lives; the battle where the mother defeated her future husband in a Pokémon battle in competition.
==Pokémon==
===Father===
===Mother===
==Achievements==
===Pokémon competitions===
=====Galar League=====
* Top 4 (father) (prior to Blossom's Dream)
* Runner-up (mother) (prior to Blossom's Dream)
==Voice actors==
Category:POKÉTOON characters
Category:Animation characters
it:Genitori di Fiore
Blossom (POKÉTOON)

Blossom (Japanese: ツボミ Tsubomi) is a character who appeared in Blossom's Dream, the third episode of the POKÉTOON animated shorts.
She is the daughter of two former s. When she was younger, Blossom watched videos of her father competing in the Galar League in his youth, which inspired her to start a journey of her own and become a Champion. Her mother was not very supportive of this, however. Even so, Blossom bought a large amount of s and Potions at the local Poké Mart and ventured into the wild to try and capture a Pokémon. Unfortunately, she proved unsuccessful in capturing several Pokémon.
Eventually, Blossom came across a and saved him from an . Just as she started to bond with Nidoran♂, his parents, a and a , showed up. The parents assumed Blossom meant harm to Nidoran♂ and chased her back to her hometown. The Nidoking and Nidoqueen were stopped from entering the town by a couple of local Trainers using their Pokémon. Meanwhile, Blossom rushed home to get her father's , Char-ly, to help out. Riding and commanding Char-ly, she was able to put a stop to the fight between Nidoran♂'s parents and the Trainers. Nidoran♂ had become attached to Blossom and chose to stay with her and leave his parents.
Blossom's parents were left impressed with her handling of Char-ly and her ability to stop a conflict. They allowed her to leave on a journey with Nidoran♂ and watched as she left town. At some point in their journey, Nidoran♂ evolved into . In a forest, Blossom encountered a and sent out Nidorino to battle it, having become a capable Trainer of her own.
==Pokémon==
===On hand===
===Borrowed===
==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ツボミ Tsubomi 	From 蕾 tsubomi (flower bud) and possibly 夢のつぼみ Yume no Tsubomi (single album by Blossom's Japanese voice actor )
English 	Blossom 	From blossom
German 	Amelia 	Possibly from and the name
Spanish 	Melisa 	From melisa ()
French 	Capucine 	From capucine ()
Italian 	Fiore 	From fiore (flower)
Chinese () 	蕾儿 Lěi'er 	From 蕾 lěi (bud)
Dutch 	Tsubomi 	From her Japanese name
Dutch 	Blossom 	Same as her English name
Brazilian Portuguese	Nanda 	Diminutive of given name , ultimately derived from , a Germanic name meaning "adventurous" or "brave in peace"
;Char-ly
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ちょろび Chorobi 	From ちょろちょろ chorochoro (onomatopoeia for flickering) and 火 hi (fire)
English 	Char-ly 	From and the name
German 	Ignis 	From ignis (Latin for fire)
European Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese	Charly 	From its English name
French 	Paréfeu 	From Dracaufeu (Charizard) and pare-feu ()
Italian, Latin American Spanish 	Charlie 	Similar to its English name
Chinese () 	小星火 Xiǎo Xīnghuǒ 	From 星火 xīnghuǒ (spark) and 火 huǒ (fire)
Dutch 	Chorobi 	From its Japanese name
==References==
Category:POKÉTOON characters
Category:Female characters
Category:Animation characters
es:Melisa
it:Fiore (POKÉTOON)
zh:蕾儿
Blu ID Badge

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The Blu ID Badge (Japanese: ＩＤバッジあお ID Badge Blue) is a Key Item exclusive to .
==In the games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The Blu ID Badge is one of the four colored ID badges needed to access Realgam Tower proper.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* List of Key Items in Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD
** Red ID Badge
** Grn ID Badge
** Ylw ID Badge
Category:Key Items
de:Blaue ID-Marke
es:Pase azul
fr:Passe Bleu
it:Pass Blu
ja:IDバッジあお
zh:蓝色ＩＤ徽章（道具）
Blue

Blue (ブルー) has several referrals.
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==Games==
* For the Japanese Generation I game, see Pokémon Blue Version (Japanese).
** For the English Generation I game, see Pokémon Red and Blue Versions.
* For the Mystery Dungeon game, see Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team.
==Manga==
* For the Pokémon Adventures manga chapter, see .
==Characters==
* For the in-game rival of and , and the Gym Leader of the Viridian Gym in Generations II, IV, and VII, see Blue (game).
** For his counterpart in Pokémon Masters EX, see Blue (Masters).
** For his counterpart in Pokémon Adventures, see Blue (Adventures).
** For his counterpart in Pokémon Origins, see Blue (Origins).
** For his counterpart in the , see Gary Oak.
* For the game character based on drawn by Ken Sugimori, whose Japanese name is Blue in Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, see Green (game).
** For her player character counterpart in , see Leaf (game).
** For her counterpart in Pokémon Adventures, see Green (Adventures).
** For her counterpart in Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire manga, see Blue (Ruby-Sapphire).
* For the Pokémon Pocket Monsters manga character, see Blue (Pocket Monsters).
==Others==
* For the Pokédex color group, see List of Pokémon by color → Blue.
de:Blau
es:Azul
fr:Blue
it:Blu
ja:ブルー (曖昧さ回避)
zh:蓝
Blue's Blastoise (Pocket Monsters)

Blue's Blastoise (Japanese: ブルーのカメックス Blue's Kamex) is a Pokémon belonging to in Pokémon Pocket Monsters.
==History==
Blastoise first appeared in Get The Flying Machine!! when it was going fishing with its Trainer. Blastoise taunts Red and his two Pokémon by demonstrating on how many fish it caught. When the motorcycle gang came by, Blastoise knocked out one of them with its shell. Later, it flees along with Blue on his two after obtaining the jetpacks.
Blastoise reappeared in Pokémon Sports Meet!! where it was one of the Pokémon who participated in the Sports Meet. Blastoise managed to do well in all of the events but fell behind to despite Clefairy cheating in most of them.
Blue participated with his Blastoise on Giovanni's game show in Seize the Dream of One Million Yen!!. The first challenge that it did was racing with the other competitors and dodging the obstacles. Blastoise managed to bypass the first obstacle by blasting water on the ground in order to fly in the air. In the second challenge, Blastoise had to go through Scyther while they were slicing. Blastoise went on top of Blue and used its hard shell to prevent Blue from getting hurt. Blastoise was not seen in the third challenge. During the final challenge, it was in a go-cart where it had to race to the finish line.
In Let's Celebrate the New Year!!, Blastoise was seen playing with the other players. When the players had to grab a card, Blastoise won the first round for Blue by spraying water at everyone else. During Japanese racquetball, it was not shown playing with anyone. When Clefairy was playing with Meowth, it was caught in the explosion coming from a Voltorb when Clefairy slammed it with his racquet. Blastoise also gets splattered by ink when Meowth and Clefairy were fighting after Meowth painted a funny face on Clefairy. Blastoise then gets caught into the fight until Professor Oak breaks them up. Blastoise goes on a ski race down the mountain. During the race, it was the first Pokémon to fall off the mountain, which made Red and Green laugh, and Blue upset. After the race, it was seen relaxing with the other Pokémon, except for Clefairy, and their Trainers.
In The Pokémon Banana League (Part 1), Blastoise was the second Pokémon sent out after Blue's Raichu got defeated. Blastoise managed to send running which resulted in Red recalling it. Blastoise then faced off against Red's Clefairy. Despite Blastoise's having a high defense and using powerful moves, it fell to Clefairy after he jammed its cannons which resulted in Blastoise spinning all over the place.
Blastoise reappeared in Pokémon Snowball Fight where Blue chose it to participate in the race. It joined Blue in throwing snowballs at Red and his Pokémon but couldn't continue the race when Clefairy passed gas.
==Personality and characteristics==
Blastoise appears to share many traits that its Trainer has, such as laughing at and his Pokémon if they mess up.
==Moves used==
 
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Pocket Monsters characters
Category:Manga characters (Pokémon)
it:Blastoise di Blue (Pocket Monsters)
Blue's Golduck

Blue's Golduck (Japanese: グリーンのゴルダック Green's Golduck) is a that owns in Pokémon Adventures and his third overall. As of A Vicious Cycle of Possibilities, he is at level 88, and his Characteristic is that he "loves to eat."
==History==
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Blue obtained Golduck as a and evolved him sometime prior to A Tale of Ninetales. He first appeared in A Tale of Ninetales, when Golduck was accidentally traded to alongside Blue's other Pokémon. During the three days that Red had them, he attempted to get them to relax and open up to him, with little success. They later traded back, while keeping the caring attitude that Red instilled in them.
In Peace of Mime, Golduck teamed up with Pika in order to break into Saffron City. Pika uses his to get past the barrier and Golduck used to pass the information back to their s. Inside the city, Pika ran into the one who created the barrier, a . Despite Mr. Mime's evasive attempts, a coordinated from Pika successfully defeats the Barrier Pokémon, lifting the barrier.
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In a flashback shown in Growing Out of Gengar, Golduck helped Blue in his battle against Agatha, where he channeled Blue's thoughts to his Pokédex to communicate with Evan while he was trapped in a attack and had to distract her . 
In Weezing Winks Out, Golduck fought against Agatha, using his Confusion attack to defeat her and her . In Striking Golduck, Golduck was called out to fight Agatha's Gengar but was quickly defeated after his opponent launched an attack from the shadows.
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In Red and Blue Make Purple Opponents, Golduck was used alongside in a Double Battle against Snor and Gyara. Gyara started the battle off with his Ability , and Blue responded by having Golduck use and Porygon2 use on Red's Pokémon. Red then had Gyara counterattack with on Porygon2, while Snor attacks Golduck with . Gyara next uses on Golduck, and Golduck uses to hide and avoid further damage. Red countered by having Snor use , dealing damage to Porygon2, twice the damage to Golduck due to him being underground, which caused him to faint, and Gyara being unaffected due to him being part .
In Storming the Forretress, after was defeated and Carr sent the airship containing him, his , his loyal subordinates, and enemies crashing, Golduck and Blasty used to try to keep the airship in place with using . However, ultimately, it was who saved it from crashing.
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In The Final Battle VII, Golduck appeared alongside the rest of Blue's team when he was checking to make sure they all survived the petrification caused by and .
==Personality and characteristics==
Like most of 's Pokémon, Golduck is serious, calm, and focused. He is very loyal to his and gives everything he has in battle. However, he is usually used as support in battle to help his team gain the advantage, and he rarely takes a huge offensive approach. He is often used by Blue for his powers, which are utilized by the Pokédex.
==Moves used==
==Related articles==
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fr:Akwakwak de Bleu
it:Golduck di Blu
ja:グリーンのゴルダック
zh:青绿的哥达鸭