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Aipom

← Jumpluff | **Aipom** |  Sunkern →

[[Category:**Purple** Pokémon]]

**Aipom** (Japanese: **エイパム** *Eipamu*) is a **Normal**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II.

## Appearance

Aipom resembles a purple squirrel monkey with its face forever frozen in a maniacal grin similar to that of the cymbal banging monkey toy that can be described in a rictus and a blank stare from its round eyes. On its thin tail is that is a three fingered hand-like dexterous appendage. It provides both propulsion and balance while Aipom leaps from tree to tree.

## Biological characteristics

Aipom is a type of monkey that spends most of its time in the trees. It uses its tail to swing from tree to tree, picking fruit, and handling other objects. Because its tail gets so much more use, its hands are less dexterous a result. Aipom is a pre-evolved form of Ambipom.

## Evolution

**Aipom** evolves into Ambipom by leveling up while knowing the move Double Hit.

## In the anime

When Ash's hat was taken away by the tail of a wild Aipom, Ash started to chase the Aipom. Aipom is a very cheeky Pokémon, just like a monkey. Aipom likes to take Ash's cap, which makes Ash very annoyed. When Aipom got experienced in the Pokémon Contest as an audience, and it got inspired by it. Sometimes when Ash uses Aipom, Aipom will use his power like in a contest, for example, the move Swift.

When Ash decided to leave his home in Kanto and board the ship to Sinnoh, he originally wanted to take only Pikachu with him. But Aipom tagged along and then traveled to Sinnoh with him.

When Ash is training his Aipom together with Dawn's Buizel, Aipom is distracted by the Buizel's move and gets inspired by the move. On the other hand, Buizel wanted to get stronger, in a way other than competing in a contest. After talking to Zoey, Ash and Dawn decided to trade Aipom and Buizel. Now, Dawn has an Aipom, which has already evolved into an Ambipom.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation II

*Main article: Aipom/Learnset Generation II*
#### Generation III

*Main article: Aipom/Learnset Generation III*
#### Generation IV

*Main article: Aipom/Learnset Generation IV*

## Origins

Aipom appears to be based off of a monkey, and its tail bearing the resemblance of a hand.

### Name origin

Its name could possibly be a combination of the words *ape* and *palm*, referring to its hand-like tail.

## Trivia

* Aipom is the only single-type Pokémon in Generation II that can only evolve if it knows a certain move.
	+ It is also the only one that doesn't need to know AncientPower.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Jumpluff | **Aipom** |  Sunkern →
Abyssal Ruins

**Abyssal Ruins** (Japanese: **海底遺跡**, *Undersea Ruins*) is a group of ruins located in Unova. They can be entered by using Dive on darkly-covered sections of the Undella Bay. It is unique in that you can only take 500 steps inside before being removed back to the surface.

## Ruins

* The access to the 1st Floor requires Dive (HM6)
* To access the 2nd Floor you need to get there in less than 190 steps
* The access to the 3rd Floor requires Flash (TM70)
* The access to the 4th Floor requires Strength (HM04)

### Items

#### 1st Floor

* Ancient Gold Coin (x4)
* Ancient Silver Coin (x3)
* Insect Plate
* Stone Plate
* Dread Plate
* Sky Plate
* Mind Plate
* Iron Plate
* Ancient Statue
* Ancient Copper Coin (x3)
* Flame Plate
* Ancient Vase
* Icicle Plate
* Zap Plate
* Meadow Plate
* Earth Plate
* Spooky Plate
* Fist Plate
* Toxic Plate

#### 2nd Floor

* 27＝ Ancient Vase
* 28 = Ancient Silver Coin
* 29＝ Ancient Gold Coin
* 30= Ancient Gold Coin
* 31= Ancient Bracelet
* 32＝ Ancient Silver Coin
* 33＝ Ancient Copper Coin
* 34＝ Ancient Gold Coin
* 35＝ Ancient Copper Coin
* 36＝ Ancient Statue
* 37＝)

#### 3rd Floor

* 38＝ Ancient Statue
* 39＝ Ancient Vase
* 40＝ Ancient Bracelet
* 41＝ Ancient Vase
* 42＝ Ancient Bracelet
* 43＝ Ancient Copper Coin
* 44＝ Ancient Silver Coin
* 45＝ Ancient Gold Coin
Abomasite

*This article is related to a Pokémon item.*

The **Abomasite** (Japanese: **ユキノオナイト** *Yukinoohnite* ) is a Mega Stone that was introduced in Generation VI. It allows Abomasnow to Mega Evolve when it's in battle.

## See also

* Absolite
* Aerodactylite
* Aggronite
* Alakazite
* Altarianite
* Ampharosite
* Audinite
* Banettite
* Beedrillite
* Blastoisite
* Blazikenite
* Cameruptite
* Charazardite X
* Charazardite Y
* Diancite
* Galladite
* Garchompite
* Gardevoirite
* Gengarite
* Glalitite
* Gyaradosite
* Heracronite
* Houndoominite
* Kangaskhanite
* Latiasite
* Latiosite
* Loppunite
* Lucarionite
* Manectite
* Mawilite
* Medichamite
* Metagrossite
* Mewtwonite X
* Mewtwonite Y
* Pidgeotite
* Pinsirite
* Sablenite
* Salamencite
* Sceptilite
* Scizorite
* Shapedonite
* Slowbronite
* Steelixite
* Swampertite
* Tyranitarite
* Venusaurite
Avalanche of Steel

Leap into the air and come down with a crushing force that leaves your enemies Prone.

Rank 2 - Damage: +10%, Prone +0.25s
Rank 3 - Damage: +10%, Prone +0.25s

Sauter en l'air et descendre avec une force écrasante qui laisse vos ennemis a terre.

Rang 2 - Dommages: + 10%, + 0.25s a terre
Rang 3 - Dommages: + 10%, + 0.25s a terre
??????????

**??????????**, colloquially known as **Decamark**, is a Glitch Pokémon found in the Game Boy Advance Pokémon games. Generally, it cannot be encountered without the use of a GameShark. It is often seen acting as a placeholder, and it mostly consists of empty data.

In the Pokédex, Pokémon that have not yet been seen are displayed with "----------" as their name; their sprite is a black-and-white bulls-eye with a question mark in it. ?????????? uses this same sprite, and when caught, its name in the Pokédex is shown as "----------". Its description, too, is a possible placeholder: "This is a newly discovered Pokémon. It is currently under investigation. No information is available at this time."

Empty slots in a player's party are actually ??????????. This can be demonstrated with a GameShark; if the player uses a walk-through-walls code to start a wild battle without having received a Starter Pokémon, then at the start of that battle, the player will send out a ??????????. The ?????????? typically seen in cases like this have 0 max HP, no moves, and no displayed moves; the player will white out as soon as the ?????????? is attacked.
AG043: Let Bagons Be Bagons

September 18, 2003

## Synopsis

On the way to Fallarbor Town and May's next contest, Ash and co encounter a rare Bagon and it's trainer, a girl named Michelle, who is trying hard to make Bagon's dream of flying high come true. So Ash challenges her to a battle to get it to evolve faster. Will his plan work? And what could Team Rocket do with a Bagon anyway?

## Debuts

**Pokémon**

* Bagon
* Shelgon
* Salamence

## Trivia

* This episode was the first of four in the seventh season to have their Japanese and English air dates one year apart.
AG101: Battle of the Shaking Island! Barboach vs. Whiscash!!!

Not aired

**Battle of the Shaking Island! Barboach vs. Whiscash!!!** was supposed to air on November 4, 2004, but the episode was skipped due to an earthquake that happened nearly a week before AG101 aired in Japan. Soon, the episode didn't get around to airing, and was eventually forgotten. The episode hasn't aired since.
Aaron's Drapion

**Aaron's Drapion** was the only known one of Aaron's Pokemon that was not a Bug type. Drapion was first shown when Aaron was training, combining its Pin Missile with Vespiquen's Gust. Later it was used to battle Team Rocket. Drapion's final appearance so far was when it battled Cynthia's Garchomp. It is unknown if Drapion won or lost the battle with Cynthia's most powerful Pokemon.

## Known moves

 **+** indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.\***-** indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
AG025: A Mudkip Mission

May 15, 2003

## Synopsis

Get ready for a new episode of May's Expedition as she, Ash, Max and Brock stumble upon a swamp. There they find the swamp full on Mudkip and their caretaker, an elderly man named Old Man Swamp (or Mr. Swampy) who has the same whiskers as a Mudkip's fins. He explains that he gets Mudkip Eggs from the Hoenn League and when they hatch they wait till their old enough to give to Professor Birch. But Team Rocket also has plans for the Mudkip. What evil will they have in store for them, and will Brock get a new friend?
Aegislash

← Doublade | **Aegislash** |  Spritzee →
**Aegislash** (Japanese: **ギルガルド** *Girugarudo*) is a dual-type **Steel**/**Ghost** Pokémon, introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It is the final evolution of Honedge.

## Trivia

### Facts

* Blade Form of Aegislash is tied with Dialga for the highest base Special Attack of all **Steel**-type Pokémon and is tied with Mega Scizor for the highest base Attack of all **Steel**-types.
* Shield Form of Aegislash has the highest base Special Defense of all **Ghost**-type Pokémon, as well as it being tied with its pre-evolution, Doublade for the highest base Defense of all **Ghost**-types, and is tied with Registeel and Probopass for the highest base Special Defense of all **Steel**-type Pokémon.
* No other Pokémon besides Aegislash, and it's pre-evolution stages, has the dual-typing of **Steel**/**Ghost**.
* Aegislash is the only non-legendary Pokémon who use different forms which uses the spelling "Forme" in the English Pokédex.

### Design origins

Aegislash is based on a sword and shield, where it's sword seems to recognize it's wielder's potential, similar to the mythical sword, Excalibur.

### Etymology

Aegislash's name is based off the greek word for shield, *aegis*, and the word *slash*.

← Doublade | **Aegislash** |  Spritzee →
AG027: A Three Team Scheme!

May 29, 2003

## Plot

As Ash continues his training, he, May, Max and Brock encounter Prof. Birch. Meanwhile a boy's Nincada was captured by Team Rocket and it digs a hole to a temple. There they encounter the commanders of the teams they encountered before: Team Magma's Harland and Team Aqua's Isabel. How will this clash of Aqua vs. Magma go down, and can Ash and co. help the boy save his Nincada?

## Errors

* The dub version of this episode mistakenly calls Tabitha and Shelly by different names; Harland and Isabel respectively. This was later rectified in later episodes.
* In this episode, the Red and Blue orbs were referred to as the Rose Orb and the Indigo Orb respectively.

## Trivia

* This is the only episode in which Shelly doesn't wear her trademark bandanna.
A.J.'s Rattata

**A.J.'s Rattata** is one of A.J.'s Pokémon. It resides at A.J.'s Gym and alongside another Rattata performed a show for other trainers. Additionally, A.J.'s Rattata engaged in battle with one of Ash's Pokémon in *The Path to the Pokémon League*

## Known moves

 **+** indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.\***-** indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
??? Pokémon

****???****-type Pokémon are glitch Pokémon. Through certain glitches, the player may obtain a ??? Pokémon and moves. Arceus has ??? as a type in the coding; however, that type of Arceus can only be obtained by using Action Replay and other methods of cheating. Eggs are also ???-type.

## Trivia

* Before Generation V, the move Curse was a ???-type move.
AG117: Berry, Berry Interesting!

March 3, 2005

This episode was the first to feature a Generation IV Pokémon, which was Munchlax. Munchlax did make an appearnce in the sevnenth Pokémon movie, but this was the first episode to feature this Pokémon. In this episode, May's Purple Surprise, a PokeBlock which is enjoyed by Jessie and Munchlax only, is introduced in this episode, as well as the intense spiciness of the Tomato Berry.
AG014: All in a Day's Wurmple

Feb-27-2003

## Plot

As the gang continues to make their way towards Rustboro City, May spots a Wurmple that she's dying to catch—but she's not the only one with her eye on the cute little bug Pokémon. Jessie wants it, too. May ventures off on her own to catch her Wurmple, but Team Rocket follows and gives her trouble. Luckily, she gets some help from a trainer named Franklin. Meanwhile, Ash and Pikachu are practicing Pikachu's Iron Tail attack. A trainer named Franklin sees them practicing and challenges them to a battle. Franklin teaches Ash about double battles, which are common in the Hoenn region. With help from her new friend Franklin, May catches the Wurmple she wanted. When she and Franklin go to meet up with the gang, everyone is really surprised. The Franklins are actually identical twins—Forrest and Forrester Franklin! All is not lost for Team Rocket, however. Jessie manages to snag a Wurmple of her own before Team Rocket blasts off at the end of the episode.

## Debuts

### Human

* Forrest Franklin
* Forrester Franklin

## Trivia

* The Pokémon featured in the **Who's That Pokémon** segment is Lugia.
* The english dubbed title refers to the saying, "All in a day's work."
AG004: You Never Can Taillow

Dec-12-2002

**You Can Never Taillow** is the 4th episode of the Advanced Generation series. It is the 280th episode of the Pokémon anime.

## Synopsis

Ash, May and May's little brother Max are now en route to Rustboro City—and they're hungry! No one remembered to pack lunch. As they fight over one remaining cookie, Ash remembers how nice it was to have Brock cooking for him and Misty. He's quickly brought back to reality when a Taillow takes off with the cookie. The gang follows Taillow to a grove filled with apple trees. Ash and May eagerly shake the trees, hoping to make the apples drop to the ground. Instead of apples, Ash and May shake loose an angry flock of territorial Taillow. There's too many for Ash, Max, and May to handle alone. Out of nowhere, Brock appears and saves the day with his Forretress—and his incredible soup! They manage to defeat and feed all of the Taillow except the one who took the cookie. Taillow are naturally resilient, but this particular one is especially tough. Ash can't seem to defeat it, so instead he decides to catch it.

## Debuts

**Pokémon Debuts**

* Taillow

## Trivia

The *Who's that Pokémon?* of this episode is Misdreavus.

## Bloopers

* May's gloves disappear when she calls out Torchic.﻿

## Images

* Brock in Ash's fantasy
* Brock's Back
* May Wondering if what Ash said was true about Brock being a great cook.
* And if she could have a sample of his cooking
* Brock making stew
AG029: Ready, Willing, and Sableye

June 12, 2003

## Synopsis

Get ready for one of the most weirdest things you've ever seen. For the first time on TV you get to learn how to eat sandwiches with a spoon. That's what happened when Ash's Corphish minced all the sandwiches Brock made.

Later on Team Rocket discovers an abandoned gold mine and dig in, But Ash has a different plan in mind: Courage Training. Can Ash and co. brave this mine in order to be well prepared for his rematch with Brawly?
AG110: The Great Eight Fate!

January 13, 2005

## Synopsis

The final battle is approaching, Gym Battle that is. Ash and co. arrive in Sootopolis City, home of Ash's final Gym Battle. There they met Juan, who is not only the Gym Leader but a Grand Festival winner as well. Does Ash have what it takes to beat an accomplished trainer like Juan?

## Trivia

* This episode had a very unusual style of battle: Five on Five with the first half being a double battle and the second half being three on three.
* Instead of Wallace, like in Ruby and Sapphire, Juan, from Emerald, is the Gym Leader in Sootopolis in the anime.

## Errors

* A Sealeo's mouth was colored wrong during Juan's show.
Acid Spray

Type:
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**Acid Spray** (アシッドボム *Acid Bomb*) is a **Poison**-type move introduced in Generation V.

## Game info

### Effect

When Acid Spray is used on a target, it afflicts damage as well as lowering the target's Sp. Def by two stages.

### Description

 **OR**/**AS** | The user spits fluid that works to melt the target. This harshly lowers the target's Sp. Def stat.
AG099: It's Still Rocket Roll to Me!

October 21, 2004

## Synopsis

After the final confrontation between Kyogre and Groudon, and stopping Team Aqua and Team Magma, Ash and friends finally reach Mossdeep City. Ash is psyched to have another Gym Battle and be one step closer to competing in the Hoenn League, unfortunately the Gym Leader wasn't there. Instead they decided to check out the Space Station. While there they meet the twins Liza and Tate, who are both the Gym Leaders. How can Ash face this new challenge, and how do Liza and Tate relate to May and Max?

## Trivia

* Though they appear the same in appearance and age, this episode showed that Liza was the older of the two twins while Tate was the younger one.
* This is probably the only episode James Cacnea does not hug him.
* In the games, the player went to Mossdeep Gym before challenging Team Aqua/Team Magma in Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald, however, the anime planned for Ash to challenge Liza and Tate after stopping Team Aqua and Team Magma.

## Quotes

* Liza: "Hi, I'm Liza. And this is my little brother Tate."

Tate: "Why do you always have to say little brother, when we're twins with the same age?"

Liza: "Partly cause I like beating you, but mostly cause it makes you mad."

Tate: "Grrrrrr. I wish I was born first, then I'd be the older brother and you'd be my little sister."

* Liza: "Tate and I are the co-Gym Leaders of the Mossdeep Gym."

Tate: "And we gladly accept the challenge..."

Liza and Tate (Simultaineously): "...Of Ash, from Pallet Town."

* "Keep your hands off my little brother!"

May and Liza simultaineously.
AG010: You Said a Mouthful

Jan-30-2003

## Episode Plot

While Ash and Co. continue their journey, they meet Anthony and his Pelipper, which is said to be the world's most powerful Pokémon. The reason is that his Pelipper knows **Fire**, **Grass** and **Electric** type moves instead of only **Water** and **Flying** type moves. How is Ash going to defeat Pelipper, and what are Anthony's Bellsprout, Magby, and Magnemite doing in Pelipper's mouth?

## Trivia

* The *Who's that Pokémon?* of this episode is Unown.
Aaron's Vespiquen

**Aaron's Vespiquen** was one of Aaron's Bug type Pokemon. She was not shown in Aaron's battle against Cynthia but she was seen when Aaron was training for that battle so presumably she was one of the Pokemon Aaron used to battle the Champion, even though she did not appear on screen.

## Known moves

 **+** indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.\***-** indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
AG011: A Bite to Remember

Feb-06-2003

## Episode Plot

Whilst Ash and his friends are relaxing in a forest, three Mightyena and a Poochyena ambush them. While they are trying to protect themselves from the Pokémon, they are rescued by the Ranger of the Forest, Katrina. She wards off the wild Pokémon and takes the group to her house. Meanwhile, Team Rocket overhears that the forest is full of rare Pokémon. Back at Katrina's house, Max creates a bond with her Poochyena and tries to make it evolve, with minimal success. Is Poochyena going to evolve and is Max going to understand the importance of evolution?

## Trivia

* The Pokémon featured in the **Who's That Pokémon** segment is Hitmontop.
AG089: A Scare to Remember

Aug-12-2004

**A Scare to Remember** is the 89th episode of the AG Series and the 363rd episode of the Pokémon Anime. It deals with Pikachu losing its memory before joining Team Rocket.

## Synopsis

It starts off with Ash, May, Max, Brock, and Pikachu who are on their way to Lilicove City. As they were walking, they were in Team Rocket's trap. Team Rocket does their motto with Pikachu trapped. Something caused the machine to overheat and it caused everybody to blast off. Ash tried to catch Pikachu, but he missed and went flying away. Later, we see him, Max, May, and Brock in a tree. Ash was worried about Pikachu but was stuck in a tree. In another group, Jessie, James, and Wobbuffet crashed into a tree. Jessie and James were trying to figure out where they are. Jessie got mad when James thought they were lost. Cut to another scene where Pikachu had no idea where he is. When Meowth got up and saw Pikachu, he thought he wanted to fight him. He then think of Pikachu bringing him to Jessie and James and then he would be happy to give it to them so they can show the boss. We cut short to Jessie and James and then back to Pikachu and Meowth. They discover a Zigzagoon was behind Pikachu because Zigzagoon was scared. Then Beedrill came up and tried to sting Pikachu, Meowth, and Zigzagoon. Pikachu uses Thundershock to scare Beedrill away.
AG022: A Hole Lotta Trouble

April 24, 2003

## Plot

While exploring Dewford Island, Ash and co. notice a large cave and Max states that it's Granite Cave. They all enter and soon they fall into a pit trap courtesy of Team Rocket. Unfortunately they fall in as well and the two groups are mixed and separated (Forest Grumps anyone?). This time around, there are three groups: Males being Ash, Brock and James. Females being May and Jessie and the rest being Max, Pikachu and Meowth. Can these groups be brought back to order and who is in Granite Cave along with our heroes and villains?

## Debuts

### Pokémon

* Aron
* Aggron
* Loudred

## Trivia

* Steven was the Hoenn League Champion in Ruby and Sapphire but Wallace was the Champion in Emerald, so this series is based on the events of Ruby and Sapphire.
AG045: A Togepi Mirage!

October 2, 2003

## Synopsis

During the reunion with their old friend Misty, Ash and co. discover Hansen wants to rule the Togepi Kingdom and the Mirage Kingdom. Can they be able to stop him, and will Misty say good-bye to the Pokémon she cared for for so long?

## Debuts

**Pokémon**

* Togetic

## Trivia

* This episode was the third of four in the seventh season to have their Japanese and English air dates one year apart.
* Misty's Togetic was the second Pokémon to take so long to evolve. The first was Ash's Cyndaquil, which didn't evolve until near the end of Sinnoh League Victors.
AG098: The Scuffle of Legends

October 14, 2004

The 098th episode of the Hoenn Pokémon anime.

## Episode Plot

Team Aqua has gained control over Kyogre and prepares to unleash its powers over the world's water levels. A Blue Orb possessed Pikachu releases Groudon from its entrapment and the two prepare to take on Kyogre in a battle to end all battles. Will Groudon and Kyogre destroy the world with their legendary battle or will Lance, Ash and his friends be able to stop the world's imminent destruction?
AG040: Watt's with Wattson?

August 28, 2003

## Synopsis

The time has come, once again. Ash was super psyched to have another Gym Battle. This time, it was with the elderly, yet hilarious, Wattson. The battle was short as Ash's Pikachu took out Wattson's entire team with just one hit each. Devastated, Wattson gave Ash the Dynamo Badge. Will Wattson recover from this, and what has happened to Pikachu?

## Debuts

**Pokémon Debuts**

* Electrike

**Items**

* Dynamo Badge

## Trivia

* This is another episode Pikachu was over-charged with electricity. The very first was IL030: Sparks Fly for Magnemite
* This was the season finale of Pokémon: Advanced.
* This episode marked the final performance of Megan Hollingshead as Nurse Joy, having her pass the torch on to Bella Hudson.
	+ This was also Megan's final farewell to the Pokémon anime series.
* This was the last episode to have "Who's that Pokémon?" until Pokémon Black and White.
* This is the first gym to have a roller-coaster. The second is in the Nimbasa Gym in BW051
* This was the second episode Ash had a Gym Battle as a season finale. The first one was JE093: Machoke Machoke Man with Chuck.

## Quotes

* "Welcome my friends, to a place where fun never ends. Hahahahaha!"

Wattson.

* Watt: "I'm so happy you're still going to be the Gym Leader and my boss."

Wattson: "No tears Watt, We're only going to have smiles from here on in. This is the place where fun never ends.(laughs)"
AG030: A Meditite Fight!

June 19, 2003

## Synopsis

As Ash prepares for his rematch with Brawly, he, May, Max and Brock meet a Battle Girl by the name of Shauna, whose reason for battling was to prove she was better than Ash. During their battle Brock noticed that while Ash's training was paying off Shauna battled like Ash used to. Just as the match was about to be decided Brawly appears with some mondo bad news: A hurricane was approaching which could wipe out the beach. Can our heroes manage to weather the storm, and why is Shauna so nervous around Brawly?

## Trivia

* Shauna says "Cowabunga", the catchphrase of Michelangelo from the 1980's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

## Errors

* For a short while, Ash disappeared after Brawly mentioned the hurricane.
* Shauna was barefoot when she introduces herself, and later she was wearing shoes.

## Quotes

* Ash: "Stop it!"

Shauna: "You stop!"

* Ash: "Why won't you hold Brawly's hand?"

May: "Yeah, you're his girlfriend, aren't you?"

Shauna: "Ah!"

Brawly: "Girlfriend? What's that about?"

Shauna: "ALL RIGHT! I'm going to be someday!"

Everyone but Brawly gasps.

Brock: "So I take it you're not his top apprentice either."

Shauna is ashamed.
AG009: Taming of the Shroomish!

January 23, 2003

## Synopsis

Ash, May, Brock and Max have arrived at a small town (Rinshin Town) on their way to Rustboro City. Brock decides to stock up on supplies, while Max is eager to go hunting for city dwelling Pokémon. Max soon stumbles upon a very frightened Shroomish who is hiding in an alleyway. Ash, Max, Pikachu and their new Shroomish friend head off to find a Pokémon Center. On their way they pass by a deserted mansion that is being torn down. There, the gang learns that not long ago most of the city was just plant life and that many, many Shroomish lived in the area. They also learn that strange things are going on at the mansion, and many people believe that it's haunted. A little investigation reveals that the mansion is actually inhabited by all of the Shroomish who used to live in the forest. When the forest was destroyed, they had nowhere else to go. All of the strange noises and smells that the construction workers were hearing were actually the Shroomish! The grandson of the owner decides to tear down the mansion as planned, but to convert all of that land into a forest for the Shroomish.

## Debuts

**Human Debuts**

* Alex

**Pokémon Debuts**

* Shroomish

## Trivia

* The *Who's that Pokémon?* of this episode is Snubbull.
Absorb

**Absorb** is a damaging **Grass**-type move introduced in Generation I.

## Game info

### Effects

Absorb is a nutrient-draining attack. The user's HP is restored by half the damage taken by the target. It is also affected by a rare item known as the Big Root by increasing the amount of HP that is drained. Big Root also has similar effects to Mega Drain and Giga Drain.
Abandoned Ship

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The **Abandoned Ship** (**S.S. Cactus** prior to its grounding) is a location in the Hoenn region. It is a popular tourist

       attraction for trainers. It has a secret. To find the secret, go to the bottom floor and go to the room with the water in it. Use dive and go left and into the entrance of someplace. Then, go back up to find a hidden place with 6 cabins. Then, go into certain rooms and get keys to different rooms in the hidden place until you get the storage key, which unlocks the locked room in the bottom floor.
AG007: Tree's a Crowd

Jan-09-2003

**Tree's a Crowd**

## Synopsis

Deep in the woods, Ash spies a Treecko. He's wanted to catch a Treecko since he first saw one at Professor Birch's laboratory. He follows the Treecko to an enormous tree that seems to be dying. There, Ash's Treecko has an argument with all of the other Treecko. It seems that Ash's Treecko is very attached to the tree and wants to stay with it, while the rest of the clan wants to move on to a new tree. Ash watches as the lone Treecko struggles to save the tree. He and Pikachu feel badly for the Treecko and try to help. In the end, however, the tree dies and falls. Now that its home is gone, Treecko is ready to make a new home with Ash. He and Pikachu battle, and Ash catches his Treecko!

## Trivia

The *Who's that Pokémon?* of this episode is Girafarig.
A.J.'s Sandshrew

**A.J.'s Sandshrew** is one of the first Pokémon that A.J. is seen with. Debuting in *The Path to the Pokémon League*. A.J.'s Sandshrew first goes up against Ash's Pidgeotto, and once Ash's Pidgeotto is defeated A.J.'s Sandshrew goes up against Ash's Butterfree. Ash's Butterfree is told to use Stun Spore, which leads to A.J.'s Sandshrew being told to use Dig to avoid the Stun Spore. Then jumping out of the ground, the Sandshrew defeats Butterfree. Ash then wants his Pikachu to go up against A.J., Pikachu then refuses, causing A.J. to come out victorious.

A.J.'s Sandshrew is later seen in the pool where it was captured by Team Rocket. Sandshrew is able to escape Team Rocket's clutches by using Dig to get back to A.J.'s Gym. Sandshrew then has a battle with two of Team Rocket's Pokémon, Koffing and Ekans. Sandshrew then dodged Koffing's attack and caused Ekans to tangle upon itself, Sandshrew then finished them off with Fissure.

## Known Moves

 **+** indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.\***-** indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
AG034: Having A Wailord Of A Time!

July 17, 2003

**Having A Wailord Of A Time** is the 34th episode of the Pokémon: Advanced season.

## Debuts

**Humans**

* Stephanie
* Stephanie's father

**Pokémon**

* Wailord

## Quotes

* Ash: "We're in trouble Max!"

Max: "I know, we can swap out May's Torchic for the Combusken."

Ash: "Uhh."

Max: "And I know exactly what to tell her too."

Fantsy Moment.

Max: "Congradulations May, your Torchic evolved into Combusken."

May: "Who are you kidding?! Do you think I'm some kind of idiot?! WHAT HAVE YOU TWO DONE WITH MY TORCHIC?!!!!"

Back to reality.

Ash and Max sigh.

Ash: "Bad plan."

Max: "You're right. She'll see right through that one."
??? (type)

The **???** type is a type used for only one move, Curse. It is also a glitch type. There are, as of yet, no official Pokémon with this type, but all Glitch Pokemon have this type.

Players have found that there is, indeed, a ??? typing code and sprite for Arceus in the Generation IV games. Nobody is 100% sure of the cause for this yet, but some players have suggested that Game Freak put that coding there to keep the game from glitching, in case Arceus somehow became the ??? type through the use of cheating devices.
AG085: Sky High Gym Battle!

July 15, 2004

## Synopsis

The time has come once more. Ash is ready with his Gym Battle with Winona. Before the battle starts she envokes a prayer to all Flying Pokémon to give her strength. And now the battle begins. Will Ash fly high in the sky or will he crash and burn?

## Debuts

**Items**

* Feather Badge

## Errors

* Winona's Swellow does not have sparkles coming out of it's Pokéball when it is sent out.
Acro Bike

*This article is related to a Pokémon item.*

The **Acro Bike** (Japanese: **ダートじてんしゃ** *Dirt Bike*) is a trick bike available in Hoenn. It is faster than the player's Running Shoes, although it is slower than its counterpart, the Mach Bike.

## Characteristics

The Acro Bike is capable of performing wheelies, bunny hops, and jumps. A wheelie is performed when the player leans back on the bike, lifting the front wheel into the air, causing the bike to move more slowly. A bunny hop is performed when the player bounces the bike while performing a wheelie. The player can jump the bike in various directions. The Acro Bike isn't eligible for the record course of the Bike Path because it can turn more quickly than the Mach Bike.

## Location

When the player talks to Rydel in his bike shop in Mauville City, Rydel generously gives the player the bike free of charge. The player can choose instead to receive the Mach Bike, a speedy bike, or swap it out later. A biker on the Bike Path points out that it serves as free advertising, because the bike says RYDEL all over it.

## See also

* Bicycle
* Mach Bike
AG017: Stairway to Devon

March 20, 2003

## Plot

After winning the Stone Badge from Roxanne, Ash and co. head out to the next gym, located on Dewford Island. However, Max spills a drink on May's PokeNav and rather than suffer her wrath, Max tries to find a quick solution. He sees an old man demonstrating new inventions but before he can go further, a younger man picks him up in a limo. Who is this old man, and can he help Max fix the PokeNav before May finds out it's broken?
AG019: Sharpedo Attack!

April 3, 2003

## Plot

After the incident with the Team Aqua agent and with Peeko safely returned to Mr. Briney, Ash and co set sail for Dewford Island. All is not calm on the way there however as a school of Sharpedo suddenly attack Mr. Briney's boat. Not to mention tear up a part of May's new swimsuit. Now how will Ash and co. get to Dewford with all the Sharpedo in the way? Is this going to be like "Jaws" all over again?
Abra

← Poliwrath | **Abra** |  Kadabra →

[[Category:**Yellow** Pokémon]]

**Abra** (Japanese: **ケーシー** *Keishii*) is a **Psychic**-type Pokémon thats eggs take 5,355 steps to hatch.

## Appearance

Abra is a brown, humanlike fox Pokémon with three fingers and toes. Its eyes are mostly closed because of its tendency to sleep a lot. The shoulders of Abra are brown. Abra has a long tail with one brown stripe. Abras feet have 3 sharp claws, 2 on the front and 1 on the heel. Abra stands 2'11 *and has the same physical apearence no matter what its gender. it has slightly pointed ears and its body looks slightly like it has a type of body armour on its top half.*

## Etymology

Abra's nomenclature along with his evolutions are based on a magician's famous magic words: "****Abra****, Kadabra, and Alakazam". When Abra reaches level 16 it will evolve into Kadabra.

## Special abilities

Abra can have the abilities Synchronize and Inner Focus. Inner Focus prevents Abra from flinching. Synchronize allows Abra to give a status condition back to the opponent if Abra gets a status condition. It has been known to sleep 18 hours a day, as it needs its rest for its telekinetic abilities. Abra also can teleport away from danger by the means of using the move Teleport. It can even perform this technique while asleep.

## Evolution

**Abra** evolves into Kadabra at level 16.

## Game info

### Game locations

#### Side game locations

Pokeparkwii:pikachu's adveture=Hunted Zone

### Learnset

#### TM/HM

The TM's and HM's it can learn are:

* TM01 Focus Punch
* TM04 Calm Mind
* TM06 Toxic
* TM10 Hidden Power
* TM11 Sunny Day
* TM12 Taunt
* TM16 Light Screen
* TM17 Protect
* TM18 Rain Dance
* TM20 Safeguard
* TM21 Frustration
* TM23 Iron Tail
* TM27 Return
* TM29 Psychic
* TM30 Shadow Ball
* TM32 Double Team
* TM33 Reflect
* TM34 Shock Wave
* TM41 Torment
* TM42 Facade
* TM43 Secret Power
* TM44 Rest
* TM45 Attract
* TM46 Thief
* TM48 Skill Swap
* TM49 Snatch
* TM53 Energy Ball
* TM56 Fling
* TM57 Charge Beam
* TM58 Endure
* TM60 Drain Punch
* TM63 Embargo
* TM67 Recycle
* TM70 Flash
* TM73 Thunder Wave
* TM77 Psych Up
* TM78 Captivate
* TM82 Sleep Talk
* TM83 Natural Gift
* TM85 Dream Eater
* TM86 Grass Knot
* TM87 Swagger
* TM90 Substitute
* TM92 Trick Room
* HM05 Flash

## Trivia

If you Put Abra's Kadabra's and Alakazam's names together, you get "AbraKAdabraAlakazam!" A phrase commonly said by magicians.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Poliwrath | **Abra** |  Kadabra →
94 (glitch)

**94** is a glitch Pokémon found only by using gameshark codes to encounter a "gentleman" Pokémon trainer in the wild and using the steal trainer Pokémon cheat before the battle shows the gentleman coming into view. It converts to Rhydon the first time catching it.

## Pokedex screen

94's Pokédex screen has no information except weight and height (23' 0' HT and 880.6 LB)

## Possible Reason

It may be caused by the game trying to access the wild Pokémon data of the same hex as the gentleman trainer but since there is only trainer data the game loads some trainer data chunks which glitches when used as Pokémon data. The game sometimes succeeds in loading SOME Pokémon data as many times 94's name appears as the name of one of the Pokémon in that area (like rattatta in route 1) yet it is still the same glitch.
Aerilate

**Aerilate** (Japanese: **スカイスキン** *Sky Skin*) is an Ability introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It is the signature ability of Mega Pinsir.

## Game info

### Effect

#### In battle

Aerilate changes all Normal-type moves the user has to Flying-type. However, these moves cannot hit non-adjacent targets (while regular Flying-type moves can).

#### Outside of battle

Aerilate has no effect outside of battle.

### List of Pokémon

 This list is made for Generation VI and therefore may include abilities that were not introduced in previous generations.
AG123: Rhapsody in Drew

Apr-7-2005

## Plot

May and Harley face off in the main competition of the Grand Festival! It's Harley's Banette and Cacturne against May's Beautifly and Bulbasaur. May's team gets in the first hits, but Harley makes a comeback and it takes some quick thinking for May to beat Harley and move onto the semifinals.

Elsewhere, Jessie wants to impersonate a Coordinator and sneak into the competition. Team Rocket decides to kidnap Robert, but Ash interrupts them as they make their move. Snorunt is hit by Team Rocket's Pokémon and evolves into a Glalie! Jessie thinks it's adorable, James thinks it's creepy, but either way, Glalie easily sends them packing.

Back on the stage, May defeats Anthony's Pinsir and Combusken, but her next opponent will be an even greater challenge: Drew! And Drew has brought a Flygon he trained especially for the competition. Flygon and Roselia are up against Combusken and Skitty. It's a close fight but Roselia hits May's Pokémon with Stun Spore, followed by a Steel Wing from Flygon, and takes the win.

Now it's Drew and Robert in the finals. To May's surprise, Robert earns the victory and wins the Festival. But Drew isn't upset—that night, even though there's a party, he goes right back to training. Impressed by his example, May sets her sights on next year's Grand Festival!
Abundant Shrine

**Abundant Shrine** (**ほうじょうの社** *Fertility Shrine*) is a location just off Route 14 and is home to numerous Pokémon, including Landorus. However, Landorus can only be encountered at the Shrine if the criteria for its appearance is fulfilled, which is having both Tornadus and Thundurus in the party. Landorus is at lv. 70 and is very powerful.

## Trainers

 Gain: 976

 Gain: 1008

 Gain: 1008

 Gain: 1008

## Items

* Hyper Potion
* TM35 Flamethrower
* BalmMushroom (hidden)
* TinyMushroom (x3) (hidden)
* Big Mushroom (hidden)
* Razor Fang
* Rare Candy
* TM92 Trick Room
Accumula Town

**Accumula Town** is a small town renowned for its hills and great views, nestled between Route 1 and Route 2 in south-eastern Unova. It's the second town you'll visit on your adventure in *Black and White*, and the very first time you'll encounter N, Ghetsis and Team Plasma.

Professor Juniper will explain how to heal your Pokémon and purchase items from the redesigned Pokémon Center, and mentions her friend, Fennel. Ghetsis of Team Plasma, surrounded by townspeople, speaks about liberating Pokémon, and one boy in the crowd seems to be particular interested in the speech. Afterwards, the mysterious boy introduces himself as N and challenges you to a battle.

## Items

* Poké Ball (Boy by house, top-right)
* Mail from Bianca (PC)
* Favored Mail 50
* Greet Mail 50
* Inquiry Mail 50
* Like Mail 50
* Reply mail 50
* RSVP Mail
* Thanks Mail 50

## Anime

It's the first Battle Club Ash and Co visited.

## Trivia

* The music track can be slightly altered by speaking to the piano player or the drum player in the house in the northeast part of town, a unique feature to this town.
* The name of the town is a play on the Cumulus cloud and the word accumulate, hence the town's title, "The Fast Growing Town."
* In *Pokémon Black 2 and White 2, the walls of the town are covered by ivy and vines.*
Alakazam

← Kadabra | **Alakazam** |  Machop →

[[Category:**Yellow** Pokémon]]

**Alakazam** (Japanese: **フーディン** *Fuudin*) is a **Psychic**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

## Appearance

Alakazam is a humanlike Pokémon. It is colored yellow and brown, and it has some fox-like features. It is also carrying two spoons, which it uses to fight with strong telekinetic powers. Like Kadabra, Alakazam's gender can be identified by the length of its mustache.

## Etymology

Alakazam is based on a magician's famous magic words: "Abra, Kadabra, and **Alakazam**". Its Japanese name, *Foodin,* is likely a "Japanised" version of the famous magician Harry Houdini, as the Japanese do not differentiate between *fu* and *hu*.

## Special abilities

Alakazam will have the same ability it had when it was a Kadabra. Synchronize transfers a status effect to an opponent if Alakazam gets a status effect. Inner Focus prevents Alakazam from flinching. Alakazam is known as one of the smartest Pokémon. It has an IQ of 5,000 and has the brain of a supercomputer. It can remember every battle it has fought.

## Evolution

**Alakazam** is the final form of Abra. Kadabra only evolves into Alakazam through trade.

## Trivia

If you Put Abra's Kadabra's and Alakazam's names together, you get "AbraKAdabraAlakazam!" A phrase commonly said by magicians.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Kadabra | **Alakazam** |  Machop →
Air Cutter

**Air Cutter** is a damaging **Flying**-type move introduced in Generation III.

## Effect

Inflicts damage on all the opponent's Pokémon in Double Battles. Has a higher chance of landing

## In-game text

 **Sun**/**Moon** | The user launches razor-like wind to slash the opposing Pokémon. Critical hits land more easily.

## Learnset

### Generation III

* **Zubat** at Level 31
* **Golbat** at Level 35
* **Crobat** at Level 35
* **Skarmory** at Level 29

### Generation IV

* **Zubat** at Level 25
* **Golbat** at Level 27
* **Farfetch'd** at Level 21
* **Crobat** at Level 27
* **Skarmory** at Level 24 (DP)
* **Skarmory** at Level 23(PT, HGSS)

Pokémon listed in **Bold** receive STAB from this move.
AG039: A Poké-Block Party!

August 21, 2003

## Synopsis

Get ready for the final performance of an ultra cute superstar.

As Ash and co are a mere stone throw away from Mauville City, they soon notice a poster for the House of Tricks. Anyone who navigates this wacky maze will receive a grand prize of a year's supply of Poké-block. Along the way, May meets a cute Jigglypuff, but Ash remebers it all too well. Can anyone listen to its song all the way through?

## Quotes

"*That Jigglypuff thinks it's a star so when you fall asleep it'll draw all over your face.*"
— Ash warning May and Alanna about Jigglypuff
Abomasnow

← Snover | **Abomasnow** |  Weavile →

**Abomasnow** (Japanese: **ユキノオー** *Yukinooh*) is a **Grass**/**Ice**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV that is #143 in the Sinnoh Pokédex.
Also when you catch it there is a 5% chance that it will hold the item NeverMeltIce. It is rare to find it at the top of Mt. Coronet and it can be found in all the Sinnoh Generation IV games.

## Evolution

**Abomasnow** is the evolved from of Snover. Snover evolves into Abomasnow at level 40.

## Trivia

* Apart from its pre-evolution, no other Pokémon has the same type combination as itself.
* Of all Pokémon, Abomasnow is listed first alphabetically.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Snover | **Abomasnow** |  Weavile →
Aggron

← Lairon | **Aggron** |  Meditite →

[[Category:**Gray** Pokémon]]

**Aggron** (Japanese: **ボスゴドラ** *Bossdra*) is a **Steel**/**Rock**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.

## Naming

Its name is probably composed of the words "aggressive" or "aggravate" and "iron".

## Biological characteristics

Aggron is best described as a monster. It bears a dragon like appearance with iron plates over its entire body, horns, and claws; this Pokémon was built for battle. Some say that it looks partially like a castle wall.

## Evolution

**Aggron** evolves from Lairon at level 42, and is the final evolution of Aron.

## Game info

### Pokemon Counquest

Aggron plays an important role in Pokemon Conquest, as the Partner of Ieyasu, the Warload of Valora, with a +2 Iron Head.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Lairon | **Aggron** |  Meditite →
Agatha

**Agatha** is a member of the Elite Four in Generation I and its remakes, who uses **Ghost**-type Pokémon. She was Professor Oak's rival when they were young. She also makes an appearance in the anime, where she battles Ash while she is the temporary Gym Leader until someone could be found.

## In the anime

Agatha appeared in the anime series episode 406: Scheme Team. She was seen in Viridian City where Scott invites Ash to Battle Frontier. She battled Ash and won using her Gengar against Ash's Pikachu.

## Pokémon

### In the games

#### Pokémon Stadium

Gym Leader Castle

Gym Leader Castle Round 2

## Trivia

* Apparently, in the games and manga, she mentions Professor Oak, this could mean that she used to have some kind of relationship with Professor Oak.
* In her Generation I sprite and artwork Agatha had long gray hair.
* All of her Pokémon in Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow are **Poison** types.
* In her first battle in FireRed and LeafGreen, all her Pokémon are female. In the second and subsequent battles, they are all male.
* She is considered by many to be the creepiest Elite Four member.
Aeroblast

**Aeroblast** (エアロブラスト *Aeroblast*) is a **Flying**-type move introduced in Generation II. It is Lugia's signature move.

## Effect

### In Battle

 **OR**/**AS** | A vortex of air is shot at the target to inflict damage. Critical hits land more easily.

### Contests

Affected by how well the appeal in front goes.

### Super Contests

Earn +3 if the Pokémon that just went hit max Voltage.

## Learnset

### Generation II

#### By Leveling Up

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

### Generation III

#### By Leveling Up

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

### Generation IV

#### By Leveling Up

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

### Generation V

#### By Leveling Up

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

### Generation VI

#### By Leveling Up

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.
Acid Armor

**Acid Armor** is a **Poison**-type status move introduced in Generation I.

### Contests

The user gains a star if their condition is good. Stars add one more heart to future appeals and reduce the chance of nervousness.

### Contest Spectaculars

Prevents the user from being startled until the turn ends.

## In-game text

### In battle

 **Sun**/**Moon** | The user alters its cellular structure to liquefy itself, sharply raising its Defense stat.

## Learnset

### Generation I

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

### Generation II

#### By Leveling Up

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

### Generation III

#### By Leveling Up

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.