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Clefairy

← Nidoking | **Clefairy** |  Clefable →

**Clefairy** (Japanese: **ピッピ** *Pippi*) is a **Fairy**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. Prior to Generation VI, it was a pure **Normal**-type Pokémon. It evolves into Clefable through a Moon Stone.

## Appearance

Clefairy is a small, pink Pokémon with a cute appearance. Many people think Clefairy looks like a combination of two Pokémon, because it has a body like a Jigglypuff's, but ears like Pikachu's. Its ears are brown and it has a long tail.

## Special abilities

Clefairy can have the ability Magic Guard or Cute Charm. Cute Charm allows Clefairy to have a 30% chance to infatuate the foe if the foe is the opposite gender and a physical attack hits Clefairy. Magic Guard allows Clefairy to only get damage by attacks. Clefairy can jump very high, as seen in the anime, and can hear very well. This is often the reason why they are hard to find.

## In the anime

A group of Clefairies tried to fly to the moon in a space ship they built on Mt. Moon. Ash battled Whiney's Clefairy in *A Goldenrod Opportunity*.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation I

*Main article: Clefairy/Learnset Generation I*
### Super Smash Bros.

Clefairy appeared in Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee, where it would be released out of a Poké Ball.

## Origins

Clefairy appears to be based on a star-shaped fairy whilst its name probably comes from clef (as in music) and fairy.

## Trivia

* Despite Clefairy's ability of Levitate, it cannot, though the name implies, levitate.
* Despite having wings, Clefairy can't learn any moves involving its wings nor is it **Flying**-type too.
* Clefairy was going to be called *Aria*.
* Clefairy is the only non-**Psychic**-type to learn Cosmic Power along with its evolutionary family.
* Originally, the Pokémon that Prof. Oak was going give Ash was a Clefairy. This means that Clefaiy was going to be the face of the Pokémon Franchise. This idea was later scraped at the last minute for Pikachu.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Nidoking | **Clefairy** |  Clefable →
Chimecho

← Tropius | **Chimecho** |  Absol →

[[Category:**White** Pokémon]]

**Chimecho** (Japanese: **チリーン** *Chiriin*) is a **Psychic**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.

## Appearance

 File:James's Chimecho .png
Chimecho is a blue and red Pokémon with a bell like object on the top of it's head. It's body is a circle but it has a huge tail that resembles a seal and on the bottom of the tail there is some red. By it's face there is two upside-down "V" shaped red marks. It has three very small blue arms.

## Special abilities

Chimecho only has the ability Levitate. Levitate allows Chimecho to remain invulnerable to **Ground**-type moves.

## In the anime

Chimecho is James's former Pokémon in the Pokémon Anime. Whenever Team Rocket spoke their motto, Chimecho always ends it with "Chime! Chime!". Jessie used Chimecho in the Pokémon Contest before, but lost. Chimecho can use Uproar, which Jessie used to pass the 1st round of the Pokémon Contest, frightening the whole audience. When Chimecho became sick, James left it at his mansion with his Nanny and Pop-Pop. Chimecho is then replaced by Mime Jr. He is not seen later in the anime.

## Evolution

**Chimecho** evolves from Chingling by leveling up during the night with a high Happiness level.

## Game info

### Game locations

#### Side game locations

 Explorers of Time & Explorers of Darkness | Spacial Rift (B5F-B15F)Deep Spacial Rift (B1F-B9)

## Origins

Chimecho appears to be based off a wind chime whilst its name comes from *chime* and *echo*.

## Trivia

* James caught a Chimecho in the 358th episode in the anime, similar to Chimecho's National Pokédex number.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Tropius | **Chimecho** |  Absol →
Cissy

Debut:

**Cissy** is the Gym Leader from the Mikan Island Gym of the Orange Islands. In order to obtain the Coral-Eye Badge, trainers are required to participate in an accuracy test and a race against the Gym Leader. This badge is the first of four obtained by Ash in the Orange Islands League. In the aquatic race, Ash was losing, so Ash's Lapras freezes the water so that it could slide on it.

## Gallery

* Cissy (Full Body)
* Cissy with her Blastoise
Cubchoo

← Haxorus | **Cubchoo** |  Beartic →

**Cubchoo** (Japanese: **クマシュン** *Kumashun*) is an **Ice**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V that evolves into Beartic at level 37.

## Appearance

Cubchoo resembles a small polar bear. Its top half is light-blue while its lower half is white. Cubchoo also has the appearance of it being cold, as it looks like it is shivering. This can be identified by the frozen droplet of water coming from its nose.

## Trivia

* Cubchoo's english name comes from "cub", a baby bear, and the onomatopoeia for sneezing "Achoo".
* This evolutionary line is the second based on bears, after the Teddiursa/Ursaring line.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Haxorus | **Cubchoo** |  Beartic →
Cheryl

* Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

* *Some Enchanted Sweetening*

**Cheryl** is a character that first appears in Eterna Forest. She can join the player during an event in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. She asks the player to escort her to the exit because she's afraid she might run into Team Galactic. She can later be found in Sinnoh's Battle Tower competing against the player. All of her Pokémon have high amounts of HP.

## In the Anime

Cheryl made her debut in Some Enchanted Sweetning where she was looking for the Amber Castle.

## See also

* Buck
* Riley
* Mira
* Marley
Cosmog

← Tapu Fini | **Cosmog** |  Cosmoem →

**Cosmog** (Japanese: **カプ・レヒレ Kapu-Rehire**) is a **Psychic**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games, Pokémon Sun and Moon. It evolves into Cosmoem at level 43.

## Game info

### Evolution

 → Level 43 →  → Level 53 →  (Sun/Ultra Sun)

 → Level 43 →  → Level 53 →  (Moon/Ultra Moon)

### Learnset

#### By leveling

 1

## Trivia

### Etymology

Cosmog's name appears to be based off the words *cosmo* and *smog*.

← Tapu Fini | **Cosmog** |  Cosmoem →
Conversion

**Conversion** (テクスチャー *Texture*) is a **Normal**-type move introduced in Generation I. It is the signature move of the Porygon evolution line.

## Effect

### In Battle

The user changes its type to become the same type as one of its moves.

### Contests

Works well if it's the same type as the one before.

### Super Contests

Earn +3 if the Pokémon gets the lowest score.
Choice Scarf

Adherence Scarf )

The **Choice Scarf** is a Generation IV item that boosts the Pokémon hold it's Speed by 50%. However, the holder is permitted to use only one move. This effect makes the Choice Scarf affiliated to the Choice Specs and the Choice Band. Like the Choice Band, the player could get the Choice Scarf by saving 48 BP at the Fight Area and buying it in Generation IV.
Crabrawler

← Vikavolt | **Crabrawler** |  Crabominable →

**Crabrawler** (Japanese: **マケンカニ Makenkani**) is a **Fighting**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games Pokémon Sun and Moon. It evolves into Crabominable when leveling near an Ice Rock.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Crabrawler is likely based off of a coconut crab.

### Etymology

Crabrawler's name appears to be based off the words *crab* and *brawler*.

← Vikavolt | **Crabrawler** | None →
Clemont

**Clemont** (Japanese: **シトロン** *Citron*) is a Kalos Gym Leader who will debut in *Pokémon X and Y*.
## In the games

Clemont is a Gym Leader of Kalos in *Pokémon X and Y*, specializing in an unknown type. It is currently unknown what badge he will give out.

## Trivia

* Clemont loves science and gets extremely excited by his inventions.
Crown Beasts

Not to be confused with Legendary Beasts.

The **Crown Beasts** are powerful Pokémon that appear in the Pokémon movie Zoroark: Master of Illusions. They are the Shiny form of the Legendary Beasts that were born in the wild areas of Crown City. Below are the dates they were obtainable at Gamestop.

## Dates available

* Raikou - January 3 to January 9, 2011
* Entei - January 17 to January 23, 2011
* Suicune - January 31 to February 7, 2011

## Trivia

* Even if you caught a Legendary Beast without the event, you can't get Zoroark; the same goes with Zorua, where you can't get Zorua unless you received the **GameStop** Celebi.
Combee

← Mothim | **Combee** |  Vespiquen →

[[Category:**Yellow** Pokémon]]

**Combee** is a **Bug**/**Flying**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV.

## Evolution

**Combee** evolves into Vespiquen when it reaches Level 21 only if its is a female ♀.

## Special Abilities

Combee are able to stick together and build a large wall for protection and Defense.

They usually travel in packs and they bring honey and other food sources to their leader, Vespiquen.

## In Anime

Combee debuted at the end of the episode *The Grass-Type is Always Greener!* where Ash and Co. along with Cheryl would follow it in the next episode. Combee had an even bigger part in *An Angry Combeenation!* where they guarded their colony and served their leader Vespiquen.

Combee made a cameo in the Pokémon movie *The Rise of Darkrai*.

## Learnset

### Tutoring

All of the following can only be tutored in Pokémon Platinum.

## Origins

Combee's English name comes from a combination of the word "honey**comb**", and "**bee**". It's Japanese name *Mitsuhoney* comes from the words *蜜蜂 mitsubacchi* (honey bee), and the English word *honey*.

## Trivia

* This is the only Pokémon with two different genders where only the female can evolve.
* Combee is the second Pokémon to be based on a bee, the first being Beedrill and third being Combee's evolved form, Vespiquen.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Mothim | **Combee** |  Vespiquen →
Cilan's Stunfisk

**Cilan's Stunfisk** is the second Pokémon Cilan caught while on his journey with Ash and Iris.

## History

In "Facing Fear With Eyes Wide Open!," as soon as Ash and Oshawott tried to obtain some Remayo Weed from Palpitoad's territory, it shocked them with Thundershock and engaged in battle. It was fished out and caught by Cilan the same time that Ash captured his Palpitoad.

In "The Club Battle Hearts of Fury, Emolga Versus Sawk!," it was used by Cilan in the second round of the Nimbasa Town Club Battle tournament held by the town's Don George. Against Luke's Larvesta, it used its powerful Scald attack to defeat it, but was then knocked out by Flamethrower.

In BW062, it teamed up with Ash's Pikachu to stop the battle between the Kami Trio. Their combination of Thunderbolt and Thundershock stood well, but they were unable to win against them.

In BW069, it was used to battle Skyla's Swanna, but got defeated.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* Cilan's Stunfisk using Thundershock
* Cilan's Stunfisk using Scald
* Cilan's Stunfisk using Camoflauge
* Cilan and Stunfisk

## Trivia

* Stunfisk is the first Pokémon Cilan was shown to have battled to capture.
* It is the only Electric-type owned by a main character not to be based on a rodent.
Circle Push

**Circle Push** is a Pokéathlon event. It involves several Pokémon trying to push their way onto circles and ech other out of the circle. Each of which have a specified amount of points. Usually, smaller circles have more points. Pokémon that are knocked off gain no points, but will be revived the next round.
Cheri Berry

Size
 Firmness
 Effect
 Spicy
 Dry
 Sweet
 Bitter
 Sour
 Spicy
 Dry
 Sweet
 Bitter
 Sour

**Cheri Berry** is a type of berry introduced in Generation III. It is listed number 01 in both Hoenn and Sinnoh.

## Descriptions

* Berry ID: 01
* Size: 0.8"
* Firm: Soft

### Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald

* **Basic Info**: A hold item that heals paralysis in battle.
* **Berry Tag**: Blooms with delicate pretty flowers. The bright red BERRY is very spicy.

### Pokémon FireRed/LeafGreen

* **Basic Info**: When held by a Pokémon, it will be used in battle to heal paralysis.

### Pokémon Diamond/Pearl

* **Basic Info**: A Poffin ingredient. It may be used or held by a Pokémon to recover from paralysis.
* **Berry Tag**: This bright red Berry is very spicy and has a provocative flavor. It blooms with delicate, pretty flowers.

### Pokémon HeartGold/SoulSilver

* **Basic Info**: It may be used or held by a Pokémon to recover from paralysis.

### Pokémon Black/White & Black 2/White 2

* **Basic Info**: If held by a Pokémon, it recovers from paralysis.

## Effects

* Recovers Pokémon from being paralyzed.
* It can be held by a Pokémon and the Pokémon will automatically eat it once it is paralyzed.

## Obtained

### Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald

* Route 104
* Pretty Petal Flower Shop (taken from a girl in the shop at Route 104, can be obtained daily)

### Pokémon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum

* Route 207
* Pick a Peck of Colors Flower Shop (daily)
Clay

**Clay** (Japanese: **ヤーコン** Yaakon) is the Gym Leader of the Driftveil City Gym. His gym is the fifth gym to be challenged by the trainer. He specializes in using **Ground**-type Pokémon. He will award the player the Quake Badge if defeated. His outfit resembles that of a Texan businessman's and he has a Texan accent.

## In the games

Clay first appears after Elesa asks him lower the bridge that links Nimbasa and Driftveil. He later blames the player and Cheren for allowing Team Plasma into Driftveil. Since he blames them, he asks the player to find the Plasma members. They can be found in the Cold Storage. After finding Team Plasma, Clay comes in and arrests Team Plasma but they escape. After that, the player can challenge Clay.

He is later seen helping the player in N's Castle by holding off all of the Sages alongside the other Gym Leaders, excluding Cilan, Chili and Cress.

## In the anime

    Clay debuted in *The Mighty Accelguard to the Rescue!*, though it was a short cameo. When Ash arrived to challenge him, he respectfully declined because he said he had to check on a mine he owned and left the Gym.

    He appeared again in the first part of *Stopping the Rage of Legends!* where Ash challenged him to a Gym Battle but declined yet again saying he needed Revival herbs.
Ash finally battled Clay in Battling the King of the Mines! and after a hard fought battle and the evolution of Ash's Roggenrola, Ash won battle and the Quake Badge.

## Pokémon

### In the games

#### Pokémon Black and White Versions 2

Gym Battle
* Normal
* Challenge

Driftveil Tournament

Ground-type Tournament

Unova Gym Leader Tournament

## Trivia

* Clay's Japanese Leader title is アンダーグラウンド　ボス / Andaaguraundo Bosu. *"Underground Boss"*
* Clay is the first Gym Leader from the old west.
* Clay's name is based on the type of rock found when digging.
* Clay is the ninth Gym Leader to date to have a younger version of himself in the anime. Others include Kanto's Sabrina and Erika, Johto's Pryce, Hoenn's Norman, and Sinnoh's Roark, Byron, Candice and Volkner.
* Clay is the first Gym Leader to use Ground Pokemon since Giovanni of Viridian City
* All of Clay's Pokemon are the same in both anime & game.
Coin Case

The **Coin Case** (**コインケース** *Coin Case*) is an item found in the Kanto region games and it was introduced in Generation I. Since then, it has been featured as an obtainable item in every single region and Pokémon game since, with the singular exception of Pokémon Black and White. This item can hold up to 9999 coins so the player can buy various items and Pokémon in the Game Corner shops.

## Uses

The Coin Case is given to the player for use in the Game Corner, and in the first three Generations is capable of holding approximately 9,999 coins received from the Game Corner. However, this value was upgraded as of the fourth Generation to that of 50,000 coins. Coins are gifted to the player in a variety of ways, the most notably being the playing of slot machines at the Game Corner. The second way to obtain said coins would be to purchase them from the counter at the Game Corner, in order to activate the machines. When selected in the Bag, the Coin Case will tell the player how many coins they have left.

## Locations

* RBG - The Coin Case is given to the player from a man in a house at Celadon City. It is the same for the remakes, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.
* GSC - The Coin Case is acquired in these games from the underground section of Goldenrod City for Japanese players. However, for international versions of the game, the player will receive the Coin Case from Mr. Game at the Game Corner. It is the same for the remakes, Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver.
* RSE - The Coin Case is obtained here by giving a Harbor Mail to a woman in Mauville City, who will reward your generosity with the coveted Coin Case.
* DPPt - The Coin Case is obtained from a clown living in Veilstone City.
* BW - The Coin Case key item and the Game Corner concept are entirely absent from these games, and are hence unavailable to receive.

## Trivia

* There are also a multitude of glitches pertaining to the Coin Case in Generation II games. This involves the player hearing a Pokémon's cry, and then immediately opening the Coin Case, which can result in the game freezing or the activation of a glitch zone.
Cloyster

← Shellder | **Cloyster** |  Gastly →

[[Category:**Purple** Pokémon]]

**Cloyster** (Japanese: **パルシェン** *Parushen*) is a **Water**/**Ice**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

## Appearance

Cloyster is actually a black pearl within two shells. The first shell is purple and rugged, while the second shell is gray. When the second shell is opened, a spike is revealed. Its face has a cruel look upon it.

## Special abilities

Cloyster can have the ability Shell Armor or the ability Skill Link. Shell Armor prevents any critical hits to be landed on Cloyster. Skill Link increases the frequency of multi-hitting attacks. Cloyster's shell is extremely solid. It fights by keeping its shell tightly shut for protection, and by shooting spikes to repel foes.

## Evolution

**Cloyster** is the evolved form of Shellder by use of a Water Stone.

## Trivia

* It shares similarities with Starmie as it is based on a marine invertibrate, evolves with a water stone, and a 2 stage evolution.
* In the *Pokémon Adventures* manga, Lorelei 's Cloyster has a gem like circle positioned in the center of its forehead..

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Shellder | **Cloyster** |  Gastly →
Bianca's Emboar

**Bianca's Emboar** is her main and Starter Pokémon.

## History

As a Tepig, Bianca had to train it at home because of her father. Her father made her a deal to get a Starter Pokémon, she had to stay home and wait until she turns 12 years old to start her journey with Tepig. So later she trained her Tepig at home and later evolved into Pignite.

It made its first on-screen appearance in *Minccino-Neat and Tidy!* where it battled a wild Minccino but was defeated by its Hyper Voice and Tickle combo, and it also battled Ash's Pikachu but it was defeated by its Volt Tackle attack. Pignite has been in 2 gym battles by himself since it was the only Pokémon Bianca had. That made him a powerhouse Pokémon in her team since its battle against Elesa's Zebstrika in *Enter Elesa, Electrifying Gym Leader!* He was the only one who is strong enough for him and stayed in the longest in balttle but evatually lost as the final Pokémon.

It appeared in BW073 and appeared to have evolved. Everyone was surprised to see this. Even more so when he beat Trip's newly evolved Conkeldurr.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* Using Flamethrower as a Pignite
* Using Heat Crash as a Pignite
* Using Flame Charge as a Pignite
* Bianca and Pignite
* Pignite at Nimbasa City Gym
* Bianca's Emboar at the Donamite Tournament
Crabominable

← Crabrawler | **Crabominable** |  Oricorio →

**Crabominable** (Japanese: **ケケンカニ Makenkani**) is a dual-type **Fighting**/**Ice**type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games Pokémon Sun and Moon. It is the evolved form of Crabrawler.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Crabominable is likely based off of a crab.

### Etymology

Crabominable's name appears to be based off the words *crab* and *abominable snowman*.

← Crabrawler | **Crabominable** |  Oricorio →
Conway's Slowking

**Conway's Slowking** is Conway's signature Pokémon. Slowking was used in the Tag Team Tournament and Pokémon Summer School. However, it was not seen battling in the Lily of the Valley Conference. A powerful fighter, Slowking had a defensive fighting style but was capable of using powerful attacks too.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* Safeguard
* Protect
Croconaw

← Totodile | **Croconaw** |  Feraligatr →

[[Category:**Blue** Pokémon]]

**Croconaw** (Japanese: **アリゲイツ** *Arigeitsu*) is the **Water**-type Starter Pokémon of the Johto region, evolved from Totodile.

## Apperance

Croconaw resembles a crocodile. It has a yellow body with blue spots, witch resembles a Pokémon Egg. Two noticeable things on Croconaw are the huge jaws and red spikes that run down its back.

## Evolution

**Croconaw** evolves from Totodile at level 18 and it can evolve into Feraligatr at level 30.

## In the anime

### Major appearances

A trainer named Khoury's Totodile evolved in Bagged Then Tagged!.

Marina owned a Croconaw named Wani-Wani that was used in a fair few battles as well as against Attila and Hun. As revealed in A Stand-Up Sit-Down!, it became a Feraligatr.

A Croconaw was used by one of two twin brothers in The Champ Twins! in a battle against Ash and Dawn. The other twin used Quilava.

### Minor appearances

In the beginning of Celebi: Voice of the Forest, Ash battled against a trainer who had a Croconaw.

Ranger Mason, a Forest Ranger of Mt. Silver, had a Croconaw in Mother Of All Battles.

A Croconaw appeared in the opening of Destiny Deoxys.

A Croconaw made a small appearance in The Rise of Darkrai as one of the Pokémon Darkrai hit with a Dark Void.

A Croconaw appeared in Camping It Up!.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation II

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

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

*Main article: Croconaw/Learnset Generation IV*

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Totodile | **Croconaw** |  Feraligatr →
Chuck

"*Wahahah! So you've come this far! Let me tell you, I'm tough! My Pokémon will crush stones and shatter bones! Watch this! Urggh! Oooarrgh! There! Scared now, are you? What? It has nothing to do with Pokémon? That's true! Come on. We shall do battle!*"
— Chuck, Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal.
**Chuck** (**シジマ** **Shijima**) is the Cianwood City Gym Leader. He specializes in using **Fighting**-type Pokémon.

## In the anime

   Chuck made his debut in JE093: Machoke, Machoke Man!. He was first seen training with his Machoke first on Defense then on Offense. He was so teary eyed when he said he was proud of Machoke's power. He then noticed Ash and went drill sergeant forcing him, Misty, Brock and Pikachu to march all the way to the gym.
When they arrived, Chuck was the last one to arrive because he was tired out. His students greeted him as the master and he revealed himself to be the Gym Leader. He says that eating is also part of training, but he can be sensitive about his weight when anyone, especially his wife, calls him "flabby".

## Pokémon

### Pokémon Black 2 and White 2

Fighting-type Tournament

Johto Gym Leader Tournament

### Pokemon Stadium 2

Gym Leader Castle

Gym Leader Castle Round 2

## Voice Actors

* **English:** Dan Green
* **Japanese:** Nobuaki Kakuda
* **Polish:** Jan Kulczycki
* **Spanish:** Inaki Crespo
* **Iberian Spanish:** Luis Alfonso Padilla

## Trivia

* Chuck's name is a play on the word CHUCK, which is a slang term that means to throw, since he is a Fighting type Pokémon trainer.
	+ Chuck's name may also be derived from famous actor, Chuck Norris, whom is skilled in martial arts and is in movies and shows that involve him fighting.
* Chuck, along with Clair, both do not have Sinnoh-based Pokémon in his rematch team.
* In the Pokémon Adventures manga by Hidenori Kusaka, he has a rival named Walker, who is Falkner's father.
	+ This may also be a reference to Chuck Norris, who starred as Walker in the 90s television series "Walker, Texas Ranger" .
* In the anime, Chuck swapped his Primeape from the games with a Machoke.
Crasher Wake's Quagsire

**Crasher Wake's Quagsire** was used to battle Ash's Turtwig. Despite severe type disadvantage, Quaqsire almost defeated Turtwig but the Grass type was recalled before it could land the finishing blow. Ash then sent out Buizel and when Quagsire tried to use Ice Beam, Buizel used its Aqua Jet straight into the Ice Beam, freezing Buizel but also allowing it to land an Ice Aqua Jet which knocked out Quagsire.

## Known moves

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

**Chuck's Machoke** was a strong Pokemon who was often seen training with Chuck. Machoke and Chuck's training methods were to spar with each other, allowing each other to take blows in order to build up their endurance. Machoke and Chuck were very close and were known to hug each other and cry at times. Although Machoke was powerful, it wasn't strong enough to defeat Ash's Bayleef when Ash challenged Chuck.

## Known moves

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

← Genesect | **Chespin** |  Quilladin →
**Chespin** (Japanese: **ハリマロン**  *Harimaron*) is a **Grass**-type Starter Pokémon for the Kalos Region. It first appeared in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y.

## In the anime

### Major appearances

#### Clemont's Chespin

This Chespin was first seen in the episode Mega-Mega Meowth Madness where it originally ran away from Professor Sycamore's laboratory and due to the adventures they shared in the episode, was given to Clemont by Professor Sycamore.

### Minor appearances

Chespin was first seen in A Battle of Aerial Mobility! under ownership of Professor Sycamore. It was then seen the following episode, A Shockingly Cheeky Friendship, when presented to Serena as a choice for a starter Pokémon.

## Trivia

### Facts

* Chespin is the first starter Pokémon to be based off a mammal.

### Etymology

Chespin's name is based on the words *chestnut* and *pin*.

← Genesect | **Chespin** |  Quilladin →
Cradily

← Lileep | **Cradily** |  Anorith →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Cradily** (Japanese: **ユレイドル** *Yureidoru*) is a **Rock**/**Grass**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III that was extinct 100 million years prior to the Hoenn region's storyline. It can be resurrected with the Root Fossil.

## Apperence

Cradily is a green Pokémon with yellow eyes and a yellow pattern on it's underside. It has yellow teeth and a yellow band around it's neck. It has red and pink "hair" coming out of it's head.﻿

## Evolution

**Cradily** evolves from a Lileep starting at Level 40.

## Trivia

* Cradily has the best Special Defense of any Grass type Pokémon.
* Cradily's shiny sprite colors resembles its pre-evolution (Lileep)'s color.

## Origin

It is possibly based on crinoids or sea lilies.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Lileep | **Cradily** |  Anorith →
Chopper

**Friends:** | Jessie, James (Former friends)
 Debut:

**Chopper** is the male leader of a group of bikers that appeared in IL036: The Bridge Bike Gang. He challenged Ash to a Pokémon battle with his Golem and even though he won against Bulbasaur he forefit when his Golem turned into a giant rolling fireball courtesy of Ash's Charmander. He admired James of Team Rocket who he refered to as "Little Jim". Later during a storm He was so touched that they would help a sick Shellder that he, Tyra and the entire gang changed their ways and even gave Ash the nickname "Awesome Ash".
Clerk ♂

A **Clerk** is a Trainer Class introduced in and currently exclusive to Generation V. Their sprites display them to be young men working for a company. Their female counterpart is the Clerk ♀. They are found in buildings such as company buildings and sometimes found near cities.

## Trainer List

* Clerk Warren- Basculin(x3) lvl 17
* Clerk Clemens- Timburr lvl 19
* Clerk Ivan- Woobat lvl 20
* Clerk Wade (Boss)- Pansear lvl 19 Pansage lvl 19 Panpour lvl 19
* Clerk Issac- Sandile(x2) lvl 27 Palpitoad lvl 27
* Clerk Doug- Luxray lvl 40

## Trivia

* The "boss" clerk is fought before you fight the Janitor who, after winning, gives you the Exp. Share.
Crafty Shield

Type:
 Category
**Crafty Shield** (Japanese: **トリックガード** *Trick Guard*) is a **Fairy**-type move introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It is one of the signature moves of Klefki, the other being Fairy Lock.

## Game info

### Effect

#### In battle

Crafty Shield protects all allied Pokémon, including the user, from status-type moves. Unlike most shield-based moves, it can be used multiple times in a row without fail. It is ineffective against Perish Song.

If the moves, Feint, Shadow Force, or Phantom Force are used, the effects of Crafty Shield are removed from the entire team.

### 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.

## In the anime

*Crafty Shield has not yet appeared in the anime.*

## In the manga

*Crafty Shield has not yet appeared in the manga.*
Clamp

**Clamp** (からではさむ *Clamp with Shell*) is a **Water**-type move introduced in Generation I. It was the signature move of Shellder and Cloyster until Generation III.

## Effect

### In Battle

The foe is clamped and squeezed by the user's very thick and sturdy shell for two to five turns.

### Contests

Temporarily stops the crowd from growing excited.

### Super Contests

A basic performance using a move known by the Pokémon.
Crystal Onix

The Crystal Onix (Japanese: クリスタルのイワーク Crystal Iwark) is a rare pokemon found only on the Orange Islands (in the anime). It is made of Crystal due to eating the diamonds formed in the cave in which it lives.

It earned a name for itself, but only as a myth. The Crystal Onix appered in the anime as an inspiration for a little girl's older brother, Mateo (Ahatake), who sculpted pokemon from glass. He had lost his drive for sculpting, but he would regain it upon seeing the Crystal Onix.
Crystal Crossing

**Crystal Crossing** is one of the dungeons in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Time, Darkness, and

   Sky. At the end you meet the guardian Azelf. Then Grovyle comes to try to steal the timegear. The player battles Grovyle but it doesn't matter because when the player wins\loses Grovyle pushes the player, their partner and Azelf down. Then Dusknoir comes and attempts to capture Grovyle, but he escapes.
Confide

Type:
 Category
**Confide** (Japanese: **ないしょばなし** *Secret Talk*) is a **Normal**-type move introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It is also known as TM100.

## Game info

### Effect

#### In battle

Confide lowers the Special Attack of the targeted Pokémon by one stage. It is unaffected by moves that lower accuracy or boost evasion. It will ignore moves such as Protect, Detect, and Spiky Shield, but will be blocked by Crafty Shield. This move is also not affected by Pokémon with the Soundproof ability.

### 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.

## In the anime

*Confide has not yet appeared in the anime.*

## In the manga

*Confide has not yet appeared in the manga.*
Cherrygrove City

**Cherrygrove City** is a small city located in Johto. It is the first city you find in Johto.

## Demographics

The population of Cherrygrove City is about 12. This makes it the second-smallest city in Johto. This area is where the player battles his/her Rival for the first time.

## Areas of Interest

### City tour

Guide Gent, who is originally located near the town's east entrance, will offer the player a tour of the city. The tour route includes the Pokémon Center, Poké Mart, the exit to Route 30, the coast, and Guide Gent's house. After the tour is complete, the player receives the Map Card for their PokéGear. In *Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver*, the player also receives the running shoes.

## Items

* Generation IV
* Generation II

### Poké Mart

* Generation IV
* Generation II

 Awakening | 250

## Trivia

* Cherrygrove City has no Gym; however, like its counterparts Viridian City, Oldale Town, and Sandgem Town, it mainly acts as a tutorial for the player, introducing them to concepts such as the Pokémon Center, Poké Mart, etc.
* The bottom half of a lake is seen behind the trees to the northeast of the town, and the upper half can be seen from the southwest of Route 30. It is inaccessible in *Pokémon Gold and Silver*; however, in *Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver*, Route 30 allows the player to travel to the pond through an extension. Different Pokémon can be caught depending on where the player caught the Pokémon.

### Name of origin

Cherries are a type of fruit, and a grove is a large group of trees growing near each other.
Croagunk

← Drapion | **Croagunk** |  Toxicroak →

[[Category:**Blue** Pokémon]]

**Croagunk** is a **Poison**/**Fighting**-type Pokémon.

## Evolution

**Croagunk** evolves into Toxicroak at level 37.

## In the Anime

*Main article: Brock's Croagunk*    It made its first appearance in the episode *Gymbaliar!*. Here Croagunk worked with Team Rocket, for a short time, in a fake gym they had set up, defeating trainers while Team Rocket took the defeated Pokémon from them claiming to be able to train them. Toward the end of the episode Croagunk seems to follow Brock and willingly becomes his Pokémon.
Under Brock's ownership, Croagunk takes the place of Misty and Max, pulling Brock away from pretty girls (similar style of *Barbie* dolls), though more harshly then before. Instead of pulling Brock's ear, Croagunk will use Poison Jab on Brock and then pull him away, seemingly enjoying it, as he laughs during the process.

Many Croagunk appeared in the episode *Cream of the Croagunk Crop!*, where there was a competition and festival for Pastoria City's mascot, Croagunk.

Croagunk has helped Brock to win a Happiny's egg in a dress-up contest, by acting as a Politoed throughout the whole episode.

Croagunk is found to be very "scary-looking" when facing the Team Galactic's Pokémon, Toxicroak, staring at each other, making scary face.

## Origins

Croagunk's English name comes from a combination of the words "croak" and "gunk". Its Japanese name, グレッグル Gureggru, comes from a combination of "ケロケロ kerokero", an onomatopoeia for a frog's croaking, and "げろげろ gerogero", a Japanese word meaning disgusting.

## Trivia

* Croagunk and its evolved form are the only known Pokémon to have a **Poison**/**Fighting**-type combination.
* On February 13th, 2007, Croagunk, along with other Pokémon images, were released revealing their names. Though because of the low quality image Croagunk's name was believed to be "Croalurk".

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Drapion | **Croagunk** |  Toxicroak →
Chingling

← Purugly | **Chingling** |  Stunky →

[[Category:**Yellow** Pokémon]]

**Chingling** (Japanese: **リーシャン** *Lisyan, Riisyan*) is a **Psychic**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV that can emit cries by agitating an orb in the back of its throat. It also moves with flouncing hops. It is shaped like a little bell.

## Evolution

**Chingling** evolves into Chimecho at any level, but only while it is being leveled up at night with high Friendship.

## In the anime

Chingling appears in the Anime when a female magician has three Chinglings with her to perform a magic show for Ash and his gang. The magician makes use of the Chingling in her magic show, by "cloning" her Chingling into three. Then each Chingling sings a song, which goes "Chingling" all the way. However, one of the Chingling in green ribbon did not totally obey the magician's commands.
He jumps up and down with an open mouth while the others sit quietly, listening to their master.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Purugly | **Chingling** |  Stunky →
Crevice Cave

**Crevice Cave** is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Explorers of Darkness, and Explorers of Sky. There are 15 total floors of Crevice Cave with a rest area after 10F. Froslass serves as the boss of this dungeon at LV 41, but it won't reappear after being defeated.

## Items in Crevice Cave

All items in Crevice Cave can be found on any floor. Gravelrocks, Gravelyrocks, Apples, & all types of gummis with the exception of Wonder Gummis can be found in this dungeon as well as Pecha, Oran, Oren, Rawst, & Cheri Berries along with Blinker, Dough, Doom, Reviser, Sleep, Slip, Via, & X-Eye seeds. Power, Special, Twist, & Zinc Bands also appear in Crevice Cave along with All-Hit, Blowback, Cleanse, Escape, Evasion, Foe-Fear, Foe-Seal, Hurl, Petrify, Pounce, Radar, Rebound, Rollcall, Scanner, Switcher, Trapbust, Trawl, & Warp orbs.

## Pokemon in Crevice Cave

* Piplup LV 5
* Azurill LV 11
* Swablu LV 11
* Sneasel LV 12
* Snover LV 13
* Snorunt LV 14
* Swinub LV 14
* Slakoth LV 15
* Smoochum LV 17
* Marill LV 40
* Vigoroth LV 41
* Delibird LV 41
* Golduck LV 41
* Piloswine LV 41
* Mamoswine LV 42
* Jynx LV 42
* Glaceon LV 42
* Zangoose LV 42
* Altaria LV 42
* Weavile LV 42
* Nosepass LV 42
* Prinplup LV 42
* Empoleon LV 45
* Slaking LV 45
* Azumarill LV 45
Comfey

← Tsareena | **Comfey** |  Oranguru →

**Comfey** (Japanese: **キュワワー Cuwawa**) is a **Fairy**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games, Pokémon Sun and Moon. It does not evolve into any other Pokémon.

## Game info

### Evolution

Comfey does not evolve into any other Pokémon.

## Trivia

### Facts

* Alongside Cosmoem, Cutiefly, Flabébé, and Joltik, Comfey is tied for the smallest Pokémon.
* Comfey is the only non-Grass type Pokémon in the Grass egg group.

### Etymology

Comfey's name appears to be based off the words *comfy* and *lei*.

← Tsareena | **Comfey** |  Oranguru →
Cinderace

← Raboot | **Cinderace** |  Sobble →

**Cinderace** (Japanese: **エースバーン Ēsubān**) is a **Fire**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VIII games, Pokémon Sword and Shield. It evolves from Raboot at level 35.

## Game info

### 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

Cinderace's name appears to be based off the words *cinder* and *ace*.

← Raboot | **Cinderace** |  Sobble →
Charmeleon

← Charmander | **Charmeleon** |  Charizard →

**Charmeleon** (pronunciation: *chahr-MEE-lee-uhn*) is a **Fire**-type Starter Pokémon of the Kanto region, evolved from Charmander.

## Appearance

Charmeleon is a small, bipedal, dinosaur-like Pokémon with an appearance similar to that of its pre-evolved form, Charmander. Charmeleon differs from Charmander in that it has a much darker skin color, a larger structure, claws and a horn-like protrusion on the back of its head, similar to that of an ornithopod's.

## Special abilities

Charmeleon like its other evolutionary forms, can breathe fire. Its powers though, are much greater than Charmander's but lesser than Charizard's.

## Evolution

**Charmeleon** evolves from Charmander starting at level 16 and evolves into Charizard once it reaches level 36.

## In the anime

*Main article: Ash's Charizard*
Ash Ketchum owned a Charmeleon early on in his travels. His Charmeleon had evolved from a Charmander that Ash had befriended. Unlike the obedient Charmander, Charmeleon was rebellious and never listened to Ash's commands, even attacking him sometimes. It only spent three episodes as a Charmeleon, *The March of the Exeggutor Squad*, *The Problem with Paras*, and *Attack of the Prehistoric Pokémon*. Since it evolved from a Charmander into a Charmeleon in *The March of the Exeggutor Squad*, the first episode it had been featured in, and from Charmeleon into a Charizard in *Attack of the Prehistoric Pokémon*, the third episode it had been featured, it had been only Charmeleon for one entire episode, *The Problem with Paras*.

Ritchie's Charmeleon is seen in *A Parent Trapped!*, *A Promise is a Promise*, *Oaknapped*, and *Celebi And Joy!*.

In the Pokémon movie *Pokémon 4Ever - Celebi: Voice of the Forest*, it is revealed that Professor Oak had a Charmeleon as a kid.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation I

*Main article: Charmeleon/Learnset Generation I*
#### Generation II

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

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

*Main article: Charmeleon/Learnset Generation IV*

## Origins

* ***-Japanese:*** リザード (Rizādo in Romaji) means lizard.
* ***-English:*** Charmeleon's English name comes from combining the words *char* (burn) and *chameleon*.
* ***-French:*** "Reptincel" comes form the combination of the words "*reptile"*(reptile) and "*étincelle"* (sparkle).

## Trivia

* In Generation I, Charmeleon learns Slash at level 22, and is given the chance to learn Slash again when it evolves to Charizard at level 32.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Charmander | **Charmeleon** |  Charizard →
Cresselia

← Giratina | **Cresselia** |  Phione →

[[Category:**Yellow** Pokémon]]

**Cresselia** (Japanese: **クレセリア** *Kureseria*) is a **Psychic**-Type Legendary Pokémon, and is a fourth generation Pokémon. Cresselia is female, and only one of the few many Legendary Pokémon to have a gender. It represents the cresent moon, and is the lunar Pokémon. It is always Female. Cresselia serves as a rival to Darkrai.

## Appearance

Cresselia has a series of horns near its head that resemble cresent moons. It has a yellow stripe that stretches from its face to the tail. The rest of the body is blue. It has three pink wings, two under Cresselia and one on, that becomes lighter. When shiny, the pink wings become a teal color, it's body becomes purple, and on it's forehead, what used to be pink becomes teal.

## In Game

### In Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Cresselia made an appearance in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as seen in the background of the stage Spear Pillar, Palkia and Dialga also appear there. To attack, she will release a lunar "boomerang" that flies around the stage, bringing damage to the players it hits.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Giratina | **Cresselia** |  Phione →
Copycat (person)

* Unnamed Mother

* Red

* Pokémon Red and Blue

**Copycat** (Japanese:**モノマネむすめ** *Mimic Girl*) is a girl who lives in Saffron City. Her primary purpose is for a small sidequest, each with rewards for part of the storyline (Generation II and their remakes) or for the ability to learn Mimic (Through TM in Generation I, and Move Tutor in their remakes).

## In games

### Red, Blue , and Yellow

Copycat lives with her Mother and Father, who both refer to her by her nickname. She doesn't seem like anything other than a normal NPC until you buy a Poké Doll. When spoken to, she mimics Red, even so far as for the game to state Red is talking instead of herself.
After purchasing a PokéDoll, she will take it in exchange for TM31, Mimic. Afterwords, she will speak to herself, under Red and Copycat, as if an actual conversation were taking place.
Her room is littered with Poké Doll's, along with a television and a SNES. It is playing a Mario game, apparently.

### Gold, Silver , and Crystal

In between Generation I and II, the Magnet Train was built over Copycat's house. In exchange for moving, she was given a Magnet Train Pass. Instead of just mimicking Gold, she also dresses up as well. Copycat had also lost her Poké Doll given to her three years prior in Vermilion City.
The Doll was found by a member of the Pokémon Fan Club, who had wanted a Clefairy. He decides to give it back, hoping to befriend a real one some day. When it is returned to Copycat, she gives Gold the Magnet Train Pass.

### Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen

The basic sidequest is the same as in Red, Blue, and Yellow. She, however, now owns a Nintendo Gamecube instead of a SNES.

### Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver

The concept is the same as in Gold, Silver, and Crystal.

## In the anime

It is widely accepted that Duplica is based on Copycat, since both like to dress up and mimic people.
Baltoy

← Crawdaunt | **Baltoy** |  Claydol →

[[Category:**Brown** Pokémon]]

**Baltoy** (Japanese: **ヤジロン** *Yajiron*) is a **Ground**/**Psychic**-type Pokémon. This Pokémon can be found at Route 206 while using the PokéRadar, which the player obtains after defeating the Elite Four of Hoenn.

## Appearance

Baltoy is made out of clay. It is a small figurine Pokémon that walks on one foot. It is a **Ground**-type Pokémon so it is very stable while its attacks are powerful. It is not very fast, though amazingly smart. Baltoy can change the battlefield with its mind, and it knows its opponent's weaknesses and strengths. It is also a **Psychic**-type Pokémon, so it can use psychic powers to attack as well. It's small and brown with red decorations on it's body.

## Evolution

**Baltoy** evolves into Claydol at level 36.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Crawdaunt | **Baltoy** |  Claydol →
Crown City

**Crown City** is an anime exclusive location that appeared in Zoroark: Master of Illusions. Grings Kodai made a powerful business here, seemingly as though he could see the future and it is also the site of the Pokémon Baccer World Cup.

## Geography

Crown City is fairly large, with an advanced section near the city limits, but a section in the middle of the city, called the "old town", is cut off from the rest of the city by a body of water, it has old style houses with trees and wild Pokémon spread throughout it. The old section also has many waterways going through it.

## History

Years before, a disaster caused all of the greenery to die off and made the Celebi that was know to visit often leave. With the help of Pokémon, the people living in the city worked to regrow the flowers and trees. Although they succeeded in restoring the greenery, Celebi did not return until Ash and his friends just happened to be visiting the city for the Pokémon Baccer World Cup.

The guardian protectors of the city are shiny versions of the legendary beasts and are said to only appear when the city is threatened.

## Gallery

* A map of Crown City when it was being locked down
* The tree at the center of old town
* The many trees incorporated into Crown City's old town
* The waterways that flow through Crown City
* One of the many Guardian Protectors statues spread throughout Crown City

## Trivia

* Crown City is based on Amsterdam in the Netherlands.