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Blue's Pokémon teams (Red and Blue)

This lists all the Pokémon Blue used in Pokémon Red and Blue from start to finish.

## First battle (Professor Oak's Lab)

*If the player chose **Bulbasaur**:*

*If the player chose **Charmander**:*

*If the player chose **Squirtle**:*

## Second battle (Route 22, optional)

*If the player chose **Bulbasaur**:*

*If the player chose **Charmander**:*

*If the player chose **Squirtle**:*

## Third battle (Cerulean City)

*If the player chose **Bulbasaur**:*

*If the player chose **Charmander**:*

*If the player chose **Squirtle**:*

## Fourth battle (S.S. Anne)

*If the player chose **Bulbasaur**:*

*If the player chose **Charmander**:*

*If the player chose **Squirtle**:*

## Fifth battle (Pokémon Tower)

*If the player chose **Bulbasaur**:*

*If the player chose **Charmander**:*

*If the player chose **Squirtle**:*

## Sixth Battle (Silph Co.)

*If the player chose **Bulbasaur**:*

*If the player chose **Charmander**:*

*If the player chose **Squirtle**:*

## Seventh battle (Route 22)

*If the player chose **Bulbasaur**:*

*If the player chose **Charmander**:*

*If the player chose **Squirtle**:*

## Eighth battle (Champion)

*If the player chose **Bulbasaur**:*

*If the player chose **Charmander**:*

*If the player chose **Squirtle**:*
Brandon's Registeel

**Brandon's Registeel** is one of Brandon's three Regi Pokémon.

## Biography

Brandon's Registeel first appeared in Overjoyed, where it battled Ash's Torkoal. Despite type disadvantage, Registeel won, although it was exhausted by the end of the battle. It later appeared to get rid of Team Rocket, along with Regirock whilst Brandon was battling Ash.

During A Pyramiding Rage, Registeel battled Paul's Magmar and caused it to flinch by using Iron Head so Paul recalled it. Registeel then battled Nidoking, enduring Earth Power, Double Kick and Thunderbolt, whilst striking Nidoking with Flash Cannon and knocking it out with Iron Head.

Registeel also battled Regigigas and then went on a rampage when it was affected by Confuse Ray. It then defended Regigigas from pokemon hunter J and after J abandoned her attempt to catch Regigigas, Registeel, Regirock, Regice and Brandon decided to stay at Snowpoint Temple.

## Known moves

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

**Celadon Mansion** is a large building found in Celadon City. Users of the Generation I games and their remakes can get an Eevee, and where players of the Generation II games can find TM03 Curse at night.

It is also the home of the Game Freak studio, where the lead developer will give the player a diploma that says they have completed the National Pokédex.

Celadon Mansion plays a more vital role in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. The player must enter the building, where, on the first floor, he/she will encounter an old woman. The old woman will give the player Tea, which he/she must use to enter Saffron City. Also, if the player is pursuing the Fame Checker sidequest, the second floor proves useful as well, providing information about Erika.
Going into the Mansion from the back not only leads the player to Eevee, but to the Know-It-All as well; this NPC provides the player with standard information concerning status changes if the player reads the blackboard.

In HeartGold and SoulSilver, the item GB Sounds can be obtained here, after getting all 16 badges. The building was apparently renovated, with the backdoors having been wiped out and there are two elevators, which take player to different places of the building.
Caitlin

**Caitlin** (Japanese: **カトレア** *Katorea*) is a **Psychic**-type Trainer of the Unova Elite Four, who was previously a Frontier Brain. Caitlin likes to visit the Sinnoh League Champion, Cynthia, in Undella Town.

## In the anime

Caitlin is set to appear in the new Japanese ending for Best Wishes!. It can be assumed she will appear in the anime in the Best Wishes Series Season 2.

## Pokémon

### In the games

#### Pokémon Black and White

First Battle

Rematch

#### Pokémon Black and White Versions 2

* First battle (Normal)
* First battle (Challenge)

Normal

* Rematch (Normal)
* Rematch (Challenge)

## Gallery

* Battle against caitlin.PNG

The Battle against Caitlin.
* Caitlin's appearance in Pokémon Platinum
* Caitlin in the Platinum Chapter of the Pokémon Adventures.

## Trivia

* Caitlin first appeared in Pokémon Platinum as a Frontier Brain.
	+ Due to the difference in age between Caitlin from Pokémon Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver and Pokémon Black and White, it can be inferred that the Generation V games take place even as many ten years after the events of Pokémon Diamond, Pearl and Platinum.
* In Pokémon Platinum, Caitlin appeared as a brunette, but she now has blonde hair.
* It is said by a NPC in the Battle Castle that Darach has feelings for Caitlin, but he refuses to let them show.
* It is revealed in Pokémon Black and White that Caitlin is described to have Psychic powers which she had trouble controlling in the past due to her explosive temper.
* With the exception of Metagross and Bronzong, all of Caitlin's Pokémon are Female.
* 3 of her 6 Pokémon are Dualed-Typed.
* With the exception of Metagross, all of her Pokémon know the move Psychic.
* Caitlin is the third Elite Four member to use Psychic Pokémon (Will and Lucian being the other two).
* Caitlin is the first female Elite Four member to use Psychic Pokémon
* Caitlin is the first Frontier Brain to become an Elite four member.
* Caitlin is the second character from a previous game to join the Elite Four. The first was Koga who joined the Johto Elite Four. Bruno does not count because he was a member of both the Kanto and Johto Elite Four.
* Caitlin is the youngest one in the Elite 4.
* Caitlin's team seems to be based off of sleeping. Reuniclus is a good dream, Musharna is the sleeping person, Sigilyph is a dream catcher and Gothitelle is the night gown.
	+ Her rematch team may also be based on sleeping. While Bronzong represents a bell, it is unclear what Metagross has to do with sleeping though it could be bed.
* Because of her long blonde har, her night cap and slender appearance, Caitlin bears a slight resemblance to the Leiji Matsumoto character Maetel.
* She is the sixth known Psychic, or at least, trains Psychic Pokemon in the games. Sabrina, Will, Tate, Liza, and Lucian are the others.
Category

**Category** is a property that each move has, starting in Generation IV, that determines whether the move is a Physical-based move, a Special-based move, or a Status move. Prior to Generation IV, all moves were either Physical-based or Special-based depending on their type.

## Categories

### Physical

**Physical** moves are moves that do damage according to the user's Attack stat versus the target's Defense stat. The higher the attacking Pokémon's Attack stat is, the more damage its Physical-based attacks will do; the higher the target's Defense stat is, the lower the damage Physical-based attacks do against it.

In Generation III and earlier, all damaging moves of the following types were considered Physical:

* **Normal**
* **Fighting**
* **Flying**
* **Poison**
* **Ground**
* **Rock**
* **Bug**
* **Ghost**
* **Steel**

### Special

**Special** moves are moves that do damage according to the user's Special Attack stat versus the target's Special Defense stat. The higher the attacking Pokémon's Special Attack stat is, the more damage its Special-based attacks will do; the higher the target's Special Defense stat is, the lower the damage Special-based attacks do against it.

In Generation III and earlier, all damaging moves of the following types were considered Special:

* **Fire**
* **Water**
* **Grass**
* **Electric**
* **Psychic**
* **Ice**
* **Dragon**
* **Dark**

### Status

**Status** moves are moves that don't deal direct damage to the foe, and thus are considered neither Physical nor Special. These include moves that lower the foe's stats, that afflict the foe with a status condition (without doing any actual damage), moves that raise the user's stats, and so on.
Charicific Valley

**Charicific Valley** is a location in the Pokémon anime series which is located just outside of Violet City. The Charicific Valley is a training facility for Charizards. The only known human who lives in the valley is Liza, who, along with her Charizard, Charla, protects the valley from intruders.

Ash left his Charizard at the Charicific Valley to train while he was traveling. Noticing how much his Charizard enjoyed spending time in the valley, Ash left it in the Charicific Valley to train. Since Charizard has been in training, it has become very powerful, learning many new attacks including Dragon Breath, Overheat and Steel Wing.
Castelia City

**Castelia City** is a huge city in southern Unova with countless skyscrapers piercing the clouds, several piers which contain many boats, and also has the region's third Gym.

As you might expect from such an expansive city, there are many areas to explore, with notable buildings including the Battle Company, GAME FREAK, and the Casteliacone stall.
When you travel through Castelia City, the camera will zoom in and out, and when you leave, the camera will show you Castelia City from a distance.

## Streets

* **Unnamed Oceanside Street** - The street overlooking the ocean houses the Pokémon Center in the east. Further along you'll see the Battle Company building, where the employees are waiting to challenge you. Also on this road is the Passerby Analytics HQ; if you pop in they'll give you more surveys for your C-Gear.
* **Castelia Street** - The Unova GAME FREAK Head Quarters are located here, where you can meet the game director and a few other developers. One of the game designers will challenge you to a match after you've defeated the Elite Four. In the building opposite the GAME FREAK HQ, a lady will give your Pokémon a massage, making it more friendly towards you.
* **Central Plaza** - Has a grand fountain. When you find the three dancers around the city, they'll be here.
* **Mode Street** - The famous Casteliacone is sold here, but as it's extremely popular it's sold out every day apart from Tuesday; You have to go early Tuesday mornings if you want one, and only once a day. In Studio Castelia, an art gallery, a harlequin will give you a berry if you show him a Pokémon of the correct type.
* **Narrow Street** - Has Café Sonata. A shady man lurking behind the bins will give you the TM Flash.
* **Unnamed Gym Street** - The Castelia City Gym is here, with Team Plasma's secret HQ in the building opposite.

## Piers and Dock

The boats docked here can take you to areas otherwise inaccessible.

* **Cruise Dock** - The Royal Unova is docked here. After beating the game, you're allowed to board for 1000.
* **Prime Pier** - Team Plasma's boat occasionally docks here.
* **Unity Pier** - If you've traded through the GTS, a boat will take you to Unity Tower.
* **Liberty Pier** - A Liberty Pass, an event-only item, will allow you to board a ship to Liberty Garden, the home of Victini.

## Demographics

    Castelia City has a population of 127 which makes it the third most populous city in the Pokémon World.

## Items

* Fresh Water
* Hyper Potion
* Lemonade (Visit Café Sonata)
* Quick Ball x3
* Revive
* Scope Lens
* Smoke Ball
* Timer Ball x3
* TM44 Rest
* TM45 Attract
* TM70 Flash
* Yache Berry
* Leaf Stone/Fire Stone/Water Stone
* Exp. Share
* Soda Pop (Complete all surveys at Paaserby Analytics HQ)
* Eviolite
* Amulet Coin

## Trivia

* Castelia City is based on Manhattan.﻿
* Castelia City gets its name from the Latin term *castellanus*, which means *of a castle* or *of a fort*. That term is used in conjunction with several varieties of clouds, such as the *Cumulus castellanus,* the *Cirrus castellanus,* among others.
Candice

**Debut:** | * Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

*"It's OK! You can let that person in. Cynthia sent word to me. You're working on a Pokédex, aren't you? There should be many rare Pokémon in the temple. Enjoy your exploring!"-Candice, Pokémon Platinum.*

**Candice** (*スズナ Suzuna*) serves as the Gym Leader at the Snowpoint City Gym. She specializes in **Ice**-type Pokémon and holds the Icicle Badge for the trainers that can defeat her.

## In the anime

Candice appeared in Pokémon Galactic Battles episode 21 as a teacher. Zoey calls her Ms Senior, because she is Zoey's senior to her junior, and She calls Zoey by the nickname "Zo-zo." When Zoey told Dawn, Ash, and Brock about when she got her Glameow, she mentioned that Candice helped her take care of Glameow when she was too young to have a Pokémon.

In Episode 22 She had her Gym Battle with Ash, in traditional 4-on-4 style with her Snover, Sneasel, Medicham and Abomasnow, her partner. In the end however she lost and gave Ash the Icicle Badge.

## In the games

Candice first appeared in the Diamond and Pearl games as the Gym Leader of Snowpoint City's Gym. Upon defeating her, the player will receive the Icicle Badge, and TM72 (Avalanche). Sometime later, Candice can be seen again at the Snowpoint Temple. Candice and Veilstone City's Maylene are best friends.

## Pokémon

### In Game

#### Black 2 and White 2

Sinnoh Gym Leader Tournament/World Leaders Tournament

## Voice Actresses

* **English**: Kether Donohue
* **Japanese**: Noriko Shitaya
* **Czech:** Jitka Mouckova, Jana Palenickova
* **Spanish:** Valle Acebron, Blanca Hualde
* **Iberian Spanish:** Cristina Hernandez, Cynthia De Pando

## Gallery

* Candice in the anime
* Candice with her sweater on.

## Trivia

* Candice's name is a play on the word ICE, since she is an **Ice**-type Pokémon trainer.
* Candice could possible be modeled after the legend of the Yuki-onna, as she has black hair, pale skin, and trains ice types.
* Candice is the only female Gym Leader to specialize in **Ice**-Types.
* All **Ice** type Gym Leaders are the seventh of their region: Pryce of Mahogany Town and Brycen of Icirrus City.
* In the anime, Candice has a habit of saying Key-eye! to punctuate her sentences.
Bronzor

← Skuntank | **Bronzor** |  Bronzong →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Bronzor** (Japanese: **ドーミラー** *Dohmiraa*) is a **Steel**/**Psychic**-type Pokémon. Implements shaped like Bronzor were discovered in ancient tombs. It is unknown if they are related. There are researchers who believe that this Pokémon reflected like a mirror in the distant past.

## Appearance

Bronzor is a simple, round and flat Pokémon. It has piercing yellow eyes. Despite being called the 'Bronze Pokémon' by the Pokédex, Bronzor is blue; while real bronze is normally brown. Mars and Jupiter from Team Galactic have that Pokémon.

## Evolution

**Bronzor** can evolve into Bronzong at level 33.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Skuntank | **Bronzor** |  Bronzong →
Carr

* Enter the three beasts

**Carr** is the Pilot of Ken, Al, and Harry of Team Rocket. He is very young and small to be part of Team Rocket but he is the best at being sneaky, mischevious, and lieing, even though he is a pilot. Carr buys a stock and now owns some of the organization. But Giovanni declined but Qoute: ( I could not get that greedy greedy little twerp out of that stock). And that is how he got a promotion by leaving the stock to get a promotion. The Pokémon he uses are Steel
-type Pokémon. He has 11 forretress that he uses as bombs. They only know Explosion and one knows Spikes.

## HG & SS Chapter

Carr can be briefly seen ushering in his takeover of Team Rocket before the new Rocket Executives, Archer, Ariana, Proton, and Petrel overthrow him, deeming Giovanni the only rightful leader of the organization as have happened in the past.
Brock's Marshtomp

After evolving, **Brock's Marshtomp** became a strong Pokémon often used to settle fueds or just in simple battle. Marshtomp is a well mannered Pokémon which takes after its trainer a little bit in regards to romance. Brock noteably used Marshtomp in a Pokémon Contest against May. Brock's Marshtomp debuted in "A Chip Off the Old Brock".

## Moves

* Water Gun
* Mud Shot
* Protect
* Tackle

## Trivia

* Brock's Marshtomp is the only Hoenn Starter Pokémon that isn't voiced by Darren Dunstan and later Bill Rogers in its first stage evolution.
Bright Powder

Prior to Generation VI, this item was known as BrightPowder.
**Effect**: Lowers the opponent's accuracy by 10%.

**Found**:

* Held by Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres and Mewtwo when traded from Generation I (G/S/C)
* Battle Tower (64 BP) (R/S)
* Hoenn Battle Frontier Exchange Service Counter (64 BP) (E)
* Battle Tower (48 BP) (D/P)
* Battle Frontier (48 BP) (Pt)
Bug Catcher

**Bug Catcher** is a type of trainer class that is encountered throughout the original series of Pokémon games. Debuting in the Generation I games, they are usually depicted as young boys with straw hats who usually carry a net of some sort. They are usually among the first type of trainers that the player encounters, often having particularly weak pokémon and giving out very low amounts of money when they are subsequently defeated. In the Sinnoh region they appear later than usual in the game, after the first Gym Leader is defeated and they do not appear in the Unova region.

## Trivia

* It is assumed they are in some way connected to the Bug Maniacs, as these trainers appear to be a more advanced group of trainers in terms of age and Pokémon strength.
Brine Cave

Majority type
 Boss
 Kecleon shops
 Monster houses
 Traps

**Brine Cave** in a cave in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Explorers of Darkness & Explorers of Sky. When you reach the end, you must fight Kabutops and 2 Omastar after they knock out Chatot. Afte

   r defeating them, a series of events will happen and you will go to the Hidden Land.
Casey

**Voice actor:** | Kerry Williams (English)
 Debut:

**Casey** (Japanese: **ナナコ** *Nanako*) is a trainer from Johto. She is shown to be confident and cheerful. She is a fan of the Electabuzz Baseball team. Once, in a flashback, it showed that Casey's entire family are fans of the Electabuzz Baseball team.

## Pokémon

She has an Elekid, a Pidgey, a Rattata, a Beedrill (given to her by Ash at the end of the Bug Catching Contest,) and a Chikorita (her starter, which evolves into Bayleef and finally into Meganium). She also mentions that she has a Rapidash and a Magmar.

### Status unknown

Pidgey's only known move is Quick Attack.

Rattata's only known move is Tackle.

### Dub only

None of its moves are known.

None of its moves are known.

## Appearances

In the episode "A Date With Delcatty", Casey loses in battle with Georgio (The winner of the battle would get tickets to an Electabuzz baseball game). The two of them end up going to the Electabuzz game together at the end of the episode.
Casey appears in two episodes of Pokémon Chronicles, and is shown to wear a cheerleader outfit.
Burmy

← Bastiodon | **Burmy** |  Wormadam →
**Burmy** (Japanese: **ミノムッチ** *Minomucchi*) is a **Bug**-Type Pokémon. To shelter itself from cold, wintry nights, it covers itself with a cloak made of twigs and leaves.

## In the games

### Evolution

If male, **Burmy** can evolve into Mothim once it reaches level 20. If female, **Burmy** can evolve into Wormadam once it reaches level 20.

## Game Info

Its cloak is based on what location it most recently battled in. If it battled in a grassy area, it will have the grass cloak. If it battled at a beach or in a cave, it will have the sandy cloak. If it fought in a building, it will have the trash cloak. Once a (female) Burmy evolves into Wormadam, its cloak becomes part of its skin, and decides the Wormadam's second type.

## Trivia

* Burmy like Castform, Cherrim, and its next evolution Wormadam are multiforms not counting Arceus' Multitype
* Burmy's name maybe comes from "Bug"( living in forest only and hangs in trees ) and "Wormy"( another term for worm )

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Bastiodon | **Burmy** |  Wormadam →
Brandon's Regigigas

**Brandon's Regigigas** does not actually belong to Brandon, but like Noland's Articuno the Battle Frontier Brain befriended it. When it first awoke Brandon tried to catch it but Regigigas fought all three of his legendary Golems at the same time. Pokemon Hunter J stopped him and tried to catch it her self. Brandon, Regice, Regirock and Registeel saved Regigigas from J who retreated when her client, presumably angry about all the destruction J was causing, cancelled the deal. Regigigas fell asleep again and Brandon promised to protect it, deciding to stay at Snowpoint Temple along with Regice, Regirock and Registeel. It is unknown if Brandon caught Regigigas after this event but considering he had already captured three legendary Pokemon it is possible that he did.

## Known moves

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

← Rufflet | **Braviary** |  Vullaby →

[[Category:**Red** Pokémon]]

**Braviary** (Japanese: **ウォーグル** *Wargle*) is a **Normal**/**Flying**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V that is classified as the Valor Pokémon and has the abilities Keen Eye, Defiant and Sheer Force, which boosts the power of its attacks but prevents any secondary effects such as Poisoning or Burning. It can learn the moves Wing Attack, Peck, Fury Attack, Hyper Beam and a new one called Sky Drop. It is a version exclusive of Pokémon White. It evolves from Rufflet at level 54.

## Trivia

* It is most likely based on a Bald Eagle, one of the national symbols of the United States, or a Golden Eagle.
* Its English name, Braviary, is derived from the words Brave, possibly meaning courage or having to do with American Indian Braves, and Aviary, meaning a large cage or a house or enclosure in which birds are kept.
* Its Japanese name, Wargle, is derived from war and eagle.
* It was revealed in the August issue of Coro Coro along with six other Pokémon on July 11, 2010.
* Braviary is exclusive to Pokémon White, where as its counterpart, Mandibuzz, is exclusive to Pokémon Black.
* Braviary is an all-male species, where as its counterpart Mandibuzz is all-female.
* Braviary requires a Ditto in order to breed, as breeding it with Mandibuzz will only spawn Vullaby eggs (This is the same relationship shared between Tauros and Miltank).
* It is interesting to note that a person with black version, a DS, and Wi-Fi can get Braviary after battling Cynthia. But one with White, a DS, and Wi-Fi can't get the counterpart Mandibuzz, due to no trainers using it on either game (except on the Battle Subway which doesn't register Pokémon seen in the Pokédex.)
* Braviary has the 2nd highest attack stat (123) of all non-legendary bird based Pokémon, with the highest attack belonging to Honchkrow (125).
* Before being revealed that the Unova region was based on America, many Pokémon fans considered Braviary's Bald Eagle-esque appearance as evidence that the games were based there.
* Braviary represents August in the Unova horoscope.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Rufflet | **Braviary** |  Vullaby →
Burgh's Whirlipede

**Burgh's Whirlipede** was the second Pokémon that Burgh chose to battle Ash in BW025. It was defeated by Ash's newly evolved Swadloon after a tough Battle.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* Using Solarbeam
* Using Iron Defense
* Using Poison Sting
Castle Valet Darach and Lady Caitlin

**Class:** | Castle Valet (Darach)
* Pokémon Platinum

**Darach** (Japanese: **キャッスルバトラー コクラン** *Castle Butler Kokuran*) is Castle Valet of the Battle Castle. Even though they seem to share this facility, only Darach battles. The player battles him at the end of the 3rd and 7th sets.

## Trivia

* Though the player battles Darach, Caitlin is the true Battle Castle Frontier Brain.

 File:Darach manga.png
* Darach and Caitlin appear together, but they do not participate in double battles.
* Caitlin is also a member of the Unova Elite Four in Pokémon Black and White.
* He appears in the Pokémon Adventures Platinum Arc as a Frontier Brain.
Brandon's Solrock

**Brandon's Solrock** was used to battle Ash's Squirtle after Squirtle defeated Ninjask. Solrock was able to overcome its type disadvantage by using a super effective SolarBeam against the Water type, defeating Squirtle. It then battled Ash's Bulbasaur and after a difficult battle, both Pokemon launched their SolarBeams at the same time, resulting in an explosion which knocked them both out.

## Known moves

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

← Swalot | **Carvanha** |  Sharpedo →

[[Category:**Red** Pokémon]]

**Carvanha** (Japanese: **キバニア** *Kibania*) is a **Water**/**Dark**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III. It is a Basic Pokémon. Its special ability is Rough Skin, an ability it shares with it's evolved form, Sharpedo. They swarm any foe that invades their territory. Their sharp fangs can tear out boat hulls.

## Appearance

**Carvanha** looks somewhat like a piranha with a red and blue body with a yellow star on its lower jaw. Its lower jaw has a ragged edge with two teeth sticking out. Its fins are yellow with ragged edges.

## Evolution

**Carvanha** evolves into Sharpedo once level 30 is reached.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Swalot | **Carvanha** |  Sharpedo →
Cameraman

A **Cameraman** is a Trainer Class introduced in and currently exclusive to Generation IV. They appear to be young men wearing an undershirt, blue pants, and a backwards cap holding a media camera. They are sometimes paired with Reporters to become Interviewers. Cameramen specialize in using **Electric**-type Pokémon.
Brionne

← Popplio | **Brionne** |  Primarina →
**Brionne** (Japanese: **オシャマリ Osyamari**) is a **Water**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games Pokémon Sun and Moon and is the evolved form of Popplio. It evolves into Primarina at level 34.

## Trivia

### Etymology

Brionne's name appears to be based off the words *brio* (a type of performance) and *ondine* (a kind of mermaid).

← Popplio | **Brionne** |  Primarina →
Bruxish

← Mimikyu | **Bruxish** |  Drampa →

**Bruxish** (Japanese: **ハギギシリ Hagigishiri**) is a dual-type **Water**/**Psychic**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games, Pokémon Sun and Moon. It does not evolve into any other Pokémon.

## Game info

### Evolution

Bruxish does not evolve into any other Pokémon.

### Learnset

#### By leveling

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

#### By TM

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

#### By breeding

 **Bold** indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. *Italic* indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.An asterisk (\*) indicates this move must be chain bred onto this Pokémon.A double dagger (‡) indicates this move is bred onto this Pokémon from another Pokémon who learned it from an earlier generation.

## Trivia

### Etymology

Bruxish's name appears to be based off the words *bruxism* and *fish*.

← Mimikyu | **Bruxish** |  Drampa →
Breloom

← Shroomish | **Breloom** |  Slakoth →

**Breloom** (Japanese: **キノガッサ** *Kinogassa*) is a **Grass**/**Fighting**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.

## Appearance

Breloom is a small, bipedal, lizard-like Pokémon. It has a green body and legs, with a light colored head and tail. On top of its head is a green, hat-like structure that resembles a mushroom cap. On either side of this cap are red orbs with black dots in the middle, resembling eyes. A small cluster of seeds is located on the tip of its tail and can be used in attacks. Its arms are not visible, as it tucks them in, leaving only two red claws on either hand visible. Despite this appearance, Breloom can extend its arms to punch an enemy.

## Special abilities

Breloom's two possible abilities are Effect Spore or Poison Heal. With Effect Spore, there is a chance that when physically attacked, Breloom will inflict Paralysis, Sleep or Poison on the enemy. With Poison Heal, Breloom will recover 1/8 of its health if poisoned, though this only works in battle.

Breloom are also very strong for their size, and they are also extremely fast.

## Evolution

**Breloom** is the evolved form of Shroomish, which evolves into Breloom at level 23.

## In the anime

* Breloom's first appearance was in the episode "A Shroomish Skirmish." In this episode, a group of Breloom attacked Ash and his friends for stealing food. Toward the episode's end, May's Torchic evolved into a Combusken and defeated the Breloom.
* Kenny owns a Breloom that he used during many of his contests.

## Trivia

* Prior to Generation V, Breloom had a unique type combination- it was the only Grass-Fighting type Pokemon. However, in Generation V, Virizion was introduced and the title became void. However, no *other* non-legendary Pokemon has the same type combination as it.
* Breloom's Attack stat is higher than that of any other Grass-type.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Shroomish | **Breloom** |  Slakoth →
Cleavon Schpielbunk

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**Cleavon Schpielbunk** (Japanese: **ヒート南野** *Heat Minamino*) is a character based on the real-life, professional movie director Steven Spielberg. He appeared in the Pokémon Indigo League episodes: *Lights, Camera, Quacktion* and *Go West, Young Meowth.*

In these two episodes, he was participating in the *Golden Growlithe Award* at the *Flea Collar Film Festival,* and in the first, he found Ash and Co., and decided to have them and their Pokémon join the movie, **Pokémon in Love** (which was very similar to William Shakespeare's **Romeo and Juliet**).

At the end of *Go West, Young Meowth*, Cleavon Schpielbunk wins the awards, but Ash and his friends were disappointed, mostly because they weren't in it - they were cut out. Schpielbunk made the point that it was only a Pokémon-starring movie.

The story was about a Wigglytuff and a Psyduck falling in love (Misty's Psyduck) with each other.
Counter

**Counter** is a **Fighting**-type move that does double the physical damage inflicted on the user to the opponent. It has a normal effect on every type but **Ghost**, where it has no effect at all. The enemy must attack first and after that your Pokémon attacks with Counter. Counter can never be used before the attack from the enemy.
Burgh

**Burgh** (Japanese: **アーティ** *Aatei*) is the Gym Leader of the Castelia City Gym of the Unova region as well as an accomplished artist. His gym is the third to be challenged by the player. He will award the player the Insect Badge if defeated.

## In the games

Burgh appears in Nacrene City to visit Lenora when he first appears to the player. The player finds that Team Plasma has stolen an item from the museum, and Burgh, along with the player, will follow Team Plasma to get it back. After the player defeats the Team Plasma grunt, they will be congratulated by Burgh and will be allowed to battle Burgh's gym in Castelia City.

## In the anime

    Burgh was first shown wrapped up in his green poncho and hanging on a rope to live like a forest Pokémon. Ash and Iris see this and were obviously surprised, before he unraveled and told them not to make too much noise. Burgh is also a fashion designing genius prodigy, but was having a hard time coming up with new ideas, so he said he goes to the forest to find inspiration. He also teaches Ash and Iris about studying Pokémon and getting to know them before capturing them. After seeing Sewaddle and Ash's bonding in front of the sunset, he gets his latest inspiration and heads back to his hometown to create new designs and waits for Ash to arrive and challenge him.
## Pokémon

### In the games

#### Pokémon Black and White Versions 2

Gym Battle
* Normal
* Challenge

Driftveil Tournament/Mix Tournament
* Driftveil
* Mix

Bug-type Tournament

Unova Gym Leaders

## Trivia

* His Japanese title is モスト・インセクト・アーティスト / Mosuto Insekuto Aateisuto. *"Most Insect Artist"*
* BW Episode 018 "*Yaguruma Forest! Kurumiru and Arti!!*" mentions that Burgh likes salad made from berries.
* In the games, Burgh's gym resembles a beehive while Bugsy's gym resembles a Forest and a spiderweb.
* Based on appearance & his artsy personallity, Burgh could've been modeled after The Doors' frontman, Jim Morrison. However, this has yet to be confirmed or denied.
* In the games, Burgh comes to Nacrene City when he gets artist's block.
* Unlike the Anime, where his Gym has just an indoor forest, the in game Gym has several of Burgh's paintings stuck to the walls with honey.
* Since Whirlipede evolve from Venipede at level 22, it's strange how Burgh can have a level 21 Whirlipede.
* Burgh is the second Gym Leader to use Bug Pokemon, the first is Bugsy of Azalea Town.
Candice's Abomasnow

**Candice's Abomasnow** is her strongest known Pokémon.

## Biography

Abomasnow shows up when Zoey just is about to show Ash, Dawn and Brock around in Snowpoint City. Candice uses Abomasnow to stop Team Rocket from stealing all Snowpoint City trainer school Poké balls. Candice uses Abomasnow as her fourth and last Pokémon in her gym battle with Ash. Ash first uses Chimchar against Abomasnow but then send out Staraptor. Abomasnow uses Ice Punch against Staraptor and knock it. Then Ash send Grotle and uses Rock Climb, but Abomasnow knock Grotle with Wood Hammer. Then Ash send out Chimchar. Chimchar wins against Abomasnow with its powerful Flame Wheel.

## Known moves

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

**Confused**, also known as Confusion, is a Status Effect without a symbol and will wear off after an amount of turns.

## Main Series

### Generation I

The Pokémon has a 50% chance of hurting itself, even if the attack is non-damaging. This lasts for 1 to 4 turns. Recalling the Pokémon or switching it out.

### Generation III

Same as in Generation I.

Ducks swirl around the Confused Pokémon.

## Causes

### Moves

* Chatter - Can confuse based on volume: Quiet: 1%, Medium: 11%, Loud: 31% of the time will Confuse.

* Confusion - Has a 10% chance of Confusing.

* Psybeam - Has a 10% chance of Confusing.

* Signal Beam - Has a 10% chance of Confusing.

* Dizzy Punch Has a 20% chance of Confusing.

* Rock Climb - Has a 20% chance of Confusing.

* Water Pulse - Has a 20% chance of Confusing.

* DynamicPunch - Confuses on contact.

* Confuse Ray - Confuses on contact.

* Supersonic - Confuses on contact.

* Sweet Kiss - Confuses on contact.

* Teeter Dance - Confuses on contact.

* Swagger - Raises attack and confuses on contact.

* Flatter - Raises attack and Confuses on contact.

* Outrage - Confuses user.

* Thrash - Confuses user.

* Petal Dance - Confuses user.

## Cures, Immunity, and Prevention

### Items

* Full Heal

* Full Restore

* Heal Powder

* Old Gateau

* Lava Cookie

* Sacred Ash

* Yellow Flute

* Bitter Berry

* Lum Berry

* Miracle Berry

* Persim Berry

### Moves

* Safeguard

* Rest

* Refresh

### Other

When a Confused Pokémon is switched out or recalled, it will lose the Confusion.

## Console Series

### Pokémon Stadium

The Pokémon has a 50% chance of hurting itself, even if the attack is non-damaging. This lasts for 1 to 4 turns. Recalling the Pokémon or switching it out.

### Pokémon Battle Revolution

The Pokémon has a 50% chance of hurting itself, even if the attack is non-damaging. This lasts for 1 to 4 turns. Recalling the Pokémon or switching it out.

## Side Games

### Pokémon TCG series

Both games follow the rules of the Trading Card Game. If a Pokémon is confused, you must flip a coin before attacking. If on Heads, you may proceed with the attack. On Tails, place three damage counters on the Pokémon. Unless replaced with Asleep or Paralyzed, it is only cured by retreating or evolving. When the Pokémon is Confused, it is turned upside-down.

## Trading Card Game

If a Pokémon is confused, you must flip a coin before attacking. If on Heads, you may proceed with the attack. On Tails, place three damage counters on the Pokémon. Unless replaced with Asleep or Paralyzed, it is only cured by retreating or evolving. When the Pokémon is Confused, it is turned upside-down.
Candice's Sneasel

**Candice's Sneasel** is a Pokémon owned by Candice the she used in her match against Ash. Ash used Grotle in his battle with Sneasel. Sneasel used Icy Wind when Grotle was right in front of it. Sneasel then used Fury Swipes but Grotle countered with Rock Climb and defeated Sneasel using a strategy that Paul's Torterra showed him.

## Known moves

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

**Brawly's Machop** was one of Brawly's two known Pokemon in the anime.

## Biography

Like Brawly and Hariyama, Machop liked surfing and used the techniques for surfing on waves while it was in battle. It fought Ash's Taillow in Brawly and Ash's first battle and simply endured Taillow's Wing Attacks, rolling back onto its feet each time. It finally knocked out Taillow with Cross Chop. However since Taillow had landed several super effective hits, Machop was too worn out to defeat Ash's Treeko and was defeated by the Grass type.

Machop appeared again in Just one of the Geyser's where it battled Treeko and Corphish. Although it put up a good fight against both opponents it was eventually defeated by Corphish.

## Known moves

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

## Trivia

* Machop does not know how to use the move Surf, despite the fact that surfing was one of its hobbies and it used techniques it learned on surfboards in battle.
Bugsy's Scyther

**Bugsy's Scyther** appeared in the gym battle against Ash's Pikachu and Cyndaquil at the Azalea Gym. Scyther was Bugsey's strongest Pokemon and easily defeated Ash's Pikachu. Against Cyndaquil, Scyther used Swords Dance to raise its attack power and deflect Cyndaquil's Flamethrowers at the same time. Eventually however, Ash ordered Cyndaquil to get above Scyther and use a Flamethrower straight down at it. Scyther took severe damage from the unexpected technique and Cyndaquil finished it with a Tackle attack.

## Known moves

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

**Conway's Dusknoir** was the last Pokémon Conway used against Ash in the Sinnoh Pokémon League. Using its Trick Room, Dusknoir was able to gain the advantage due to the fact that Trick Room made it faster than its opponents. It defeated Ash's Noctowl and Donphan before being defeated by Gible.

## Known moves

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

← Greninja | **Bunnelby** |  Diggersby →
**Bunnelby** (Japanese: **ホルビー** *Horubī*) is a **Normal**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It evolves into Diggersby at level 20.

## Trivia

### Etymology

Bunnelby's name is based on the words *bunny* and *tunnel*.

← Greninja | **Bunnelby** |  Diggersby →
Bug Buzz

**Bug Buzz** is a **Bug**-type move introduced in Generation IV in which the user vibrates its wings to generate a damaging sound wave. It may also lower a foe's Special Defense stat. However, it doesn't affect Pokémon who possess the Soundproof ability, as the move is sound-based. It is often the last move learned by Bug Pokémon via leveling-up.

## Pokémon who can learn it via leveling-up

* Butterfree
* Venomoth
* Ledyba
* Ledian
* Beautifly
* Dustox
* Masquerain
* Volbeat
* Illumise
* Kricketune
* Mothim
* Yanma
* Yanmega
* Ninjask
* Shedinja

## Pokémon who inherit it as an Egg Move

* Venonat
* Scyther
* Nincada
* Surskit

## Other Pokémon

* Scizor (through evolving from a Scyther that learned it as an Egg Move.

## Trivia

* It is currently the first and only Bug-type that is sound-based.
* Beedrill is only Generation I Bug-type that possesses wings, yet cannot learn Bug Buzz in Generation IV. Ironically, the wingless Venonat learns it as an Egg Move.
* It is one of two Bug-type moves that start with the word "*Bug*", the other one being Bug Bite.
Competitive

**Competitive** (Japanese: **かちき** *Determined Spirit*) is an Ability introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y.

## Game info

### Effect

#### In battle

Competitive raises the Special Attack of the Pokémon by two stages whenever any of its stats, including Special Attack, is lowered.

#### Outside of battle

Competitive has no effect outside of battle.
Chatot

← Happiny | **Chatot** |  Spiritomb →

[[Category:**Black** Pokémon]]

**Chatot** (Japanese: **ペラップ** *Perap*) is a **Normal**/**Flying**-type Pokémon.

## Biology

### Appearance

Chatot is Parrot-like Pokémon that has a head similar to an eighth note as well as a tail like a metronome. It mimics human speech due to its tongue being just like a human's. It is brightly colored with blue wings, a yellow "bib" and a green stomach. Chatot also possess a white collar similar to a ruff. Its body is covered with many multi-colored feathers giving it a resemblance to a black masked lovebird.

## Special Abilities

Chatot have the Keen Eye and Tangled Feet abilities. Keen Eye allows Chatot's accuracy to never be lowered. Tangled Feet allows Chatot's Speed to increase if it is confused. Additionally, Chatot are unique in being able to learn, or at least mimic, human speech. According to the Pokédex, when a number of Chatot gather together, they all learn the same phrase.

## Appearances

### In the Anime

In the anime, Chatot was first seen in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea as The Phantom's pet. In the anime, a Chatot was the previous year's champion of a Pokémon Cosplay Convention by singing like a Jigglypuff then a Lapras. Chatot was Wigglytuff's assistant for his guild in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Darkness special. A Chatot also appeared as a partner of an Officer Jenny.

### In the Manga

In the Pokémon Adventures manga, Pearl owns a male Chatot that was his first Pokémon. He is a fairly strong and is occasionally used for battling

## Game Info

In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Time and Darkness, as well as Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Sky. Chatot plays a somewhat minor role in the game as the Guild-Master's assistant and taskmaster. Chatot plays a bigger role in the anime series.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Happiny | **Chatot** |  Spiritomb →
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Chuck's Poliwrath

**Chuck's Poliwrath** was a powerful Pokemon who battled against Ash's Pikachu when Ash challenged Chuck to a Gym battle. It was quite fast, being capable of dodging several of Pikachu's electric attacks, although one Thunderbolt did hit it. However Poliwrath recovered and knocked Pikachu out with DoubleSlap. Poliwrath was then defeated by Ash's Bayleef. Chuck had a close relationship with Poliwrath, crying with pride even though Poliwrath had been defeated.

## Known moves

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

**Cliff Cave** is a location in Johto. It is an extremely short cave. By going down the right ladder, you can go out to the sea and surf. If you want to head to the Safari Zone, you should take the left ladder. The rocks in this cave can be smashed for shards or rare fossils, including the Helix Fossil and the Skull Fossil.
Chansey

← Rhydon | **Chansey** |  Tangela →

**Chansey** (Japanese: **ラッキー** *Rakkii*) is a **Normal**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

## Appearance

Chansey is an Egg Pokémon. It has three strands of hair sticking out on each side. Chansey is entirely light pink, except for its egg and tips of its "Hair."

## Special abilities

Chansey can have the ability Natural Cure or the ability Serene Grace. Natural Cure causes all of Chansey's status effects to be cured when Chansey is switched out. Serene Grace doubles the chances that secondary effects happen. Chanseys are supposed to bring happiness and are seen carrying a stone shape egg and shares it with injured Pokémon. Chansey (and it's evolutionary line) also happens to have more items associated with it than any other Pokémon: the Lucky Punch, the Lucky Incense, the Lucky Egg, and the aforementioned Oval Stone.

## In the anime

In the anime Chansey are used as helper for Nurse Joy in the Pokémon Centers, but are replaced with Audino in Unova.

## Mood

Chansey is an extremely brave and kind Pokémon and whatever its mood is, it's always smiling. It is known to bring anyone happiness.

## Evolution

**Chansey** is the evolved form of Happiny, by leveling up Happiny while it holds Oval Stone during the day. Chansey evolves into Blissey when leveled up with max Hapiness.

## Trivia

* Chansey shares the same species as Exeggcute.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Rhydon | **Chansey** |  Tangela →
Creatures Inc.

**Creatures Inc.** is a subsidiary company that was formerly called Ape Nintendo Inc.. It was founded in March 1989 with the EarthBound series, changing its name to Mono Inc.

Creatures Inc. worked on the Nintendo Wii game PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure and worked with Hal Laboratory to develop Pokémon Ranger. It is also the producer of the Pokémon card game and owns a third of the copyright of the Pokémon franchise (the other two thirds are equally divided with Nintendo and Game Freak.
Bruno

Gold, Silver and Crystal
FireRed and LeafGreen

"*I am Bruno of the Elite Four! Through rigorous training, people and Pokémon can become stronger without limit. I've lived and trained with my Fighting Pokémon! And that will never change! (Player)! We will grind you down with our superior power! Hoo hah!*"
— Bruno, Pokémon Red, Blue, Yellow, LeafGreen and FireRed.
**Bruno** is the 2nd Elite Four member in the Kanto region and the 3rd Elite Four member in the Johto region. He specializes in **Fighting**-types, and occasionally uses Onix as well.

## Pokémon

### Games

#### Pokémon Stadium

Gym Leader Castle

Gym Leader Castle Round 2

## Trivia

* Bruno seems to be an extremely grim character. Though this may be that he is just very serious about battles and training
* In the Anime, Bruno's Onix has a cross-shaped scar on it's right eye.
* Bruno is the only person to be in the Elite 4 both Generation I and Generation II.
Cool Couple

A **Cool Couple** is a tag-battling Trainer Class introduced in and currently exclusive to Generation III. It is comprised of two male and female Cool Trainers. They use Pokémon of opposite genders in battles.

## Trivia

* A similar Trainer Class in Generation IV is the Double Team, which is comprised of two male and female Ace Trainers.
Claw Fossil

When taken to a Fossil Reviver in the games, it will be turned into the Pokémon, Anorith.

Locations:

**Ruby & Sapphire:** Route 111

**Emerald:** Mirage Tower

**Diamond, Pearl and Platinum**: After you get the National Dex, go into the Underground and you will have a chance of finding a Claw Fossil.

**Black & White:** A man in Twist Mountain will give one of the Fossils randomly to you after you get the National Dex.