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Cedric Juniper

**Professor** **Cedric Juniper** is the father of Professor Juniper and the Former Expert Pokémon Researcher of Unova. Little is known about him. He looks older then most other characters but seems to get around as much as his daughter.
## Personality

Just as Skyla stated when you meet her, she states that Cedric Juniper is a happy-go-lucky person.

## Plot

He appears many times in the games, but he first appeared along with Skyla in Mistralton City. He appears again in Icirrus City where he checks out Dragonspiral Tower. He's also seen after you complete the game, where he upgrades your Pokédex to the National Dex.

### In the Anime

   Cedric made his appearence at the end of Evolution Exchange Excitement! where he showed up, exhausted, after Ash and Cilan's battle with Bianca and his daughter, Professor Aurea Juniper.

After recovering in the portalbe lab in Explorers of the Hero's Ruin!, he wished for volunteers to explore some ruins he found. Like in the games Cedric has a happy-go-lucky personality. He also warns Ash about the impending dangers and various traps. After finding what it was he was looking for, he parted ways with Ash and co.
Challenger's Cave

**Needed HM:** | Surf

**Challenger's Cave** is a cave located in the western half of the Unova region. It can be accessed at Route 9, but only after the player has defeated the Elite Four.

## Trainers

### B1F

 Gain: 3780

 Gain: 3840

### B2F

 Gain: 5040

 Gain: 5200

## Items

* PP Up
* Nugget
* Timer Ball
* Black Belt
* Oval Stone
* Protein
* TM71 (Stone Edge)
* Moon Stone

## Pokémon

* Graveler
* Woobat
* Riolu
* Lickitung
* Sableye
* Mawile
* Excadrill
* Boldore
* Basculin

## Trivia

* One of the trainers here (the female ace trainer) said that there is a legendary Pokémon in the cave. This however is proved to be false.
Budew

← Luxray | **Budew** |  Roserade →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Budew** (Japanese: **スボミー** *Subomii*) is a **Grass**/**Poison**-Type Pokémon. It has the abilities Natural Cure and Poison Point. What Natural Cure does is it heals a Burn, Freeze, Paralysis, Sleep, and Poison when withdrawn from battle. Poison Point is in effect when Budew is hit with a critical hit move. When this happens, the opponent is poisoned. It is said that over the winter, it closes its bud and endures the cold. In spring, the bud opens and releases pollen.

## Evolution

**Budew** evolves into Roselia when leveled up with max friendship and during the day. It then evolves into Roserade by use of a Shiny Stone.

## Side Game Data

 R-008
 Capture Points\*
 66

### Moves

* Absorb
* Growth
* Water Sport
* Stun Spore
* Mega Drain
* Worry Seed
* Toxic
* Bullet Seed
* Hidden Power
* Sunny Day
* Protect
* Rain Dance
* Giga Drain
* Frustration
* SolarBeam
* Return
* Shadow Ball
* Double Team
* Sludge Bomb
* Facade
* Secret Power
* Rest, Attract
* Energy Ball
* Endure
* Flash
* Swords Dance
* Psych Up
* Captivate
* Sleep Talk
* Natural Gift
* Grass Knot
* Swagger
* Substitute
* Cut

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Luxray | **Budew** |  Roserade →
Castelia City Gym

Badge:

The **Castelia City Gym** is the 3rd gym in Pokémon Black and White. It is a honey maze gym with picutres around it. To get around it, the player must push though the light yellow walls, and click the buttons to unlock the doors. In Pokémon Black and White 2, you need to navigate youself using the elevator-like spider web until you reach the room where the gym leader is. The gym leader is Burgh, and he, and his gym trainers, all Harlequins, use Bug type Pokémon.

## General Information

* Location: Castelia City
* Region: Unova
* Gym Leader: Burgh
* Badge: Insect Badge
* Dominant Type:
* Recommended Type: , , ,  (for Dwebble)

## Trainers

### Black and White

Gym Leader Burgh

### Black 2 and White 2

Gym Leader Burgh

* Normal
* Challenge

*Levels vary*

## Trivia

* In Pokémon Black and White 2, the background music is the piano version of the original BGM.
Burgundy's Dewott

As an Oshawott, **Burgundy's Dewott** lost to Cilan's Pansage during a gym battle. It is the first Pokémon she sends out to battle Cilan, going up against Cilan's Dwebble. It has some powerful moves at its disposal, but they were unable to break through Dwebble's defenses and it was defeated.

In BW072: The Clubsplosion Begins!, Dewott reappeared to battle Iris' Excadrill in the Clubsplosion tournament. They started to battle in BW073: Searching for the Clubultimate! where Dewott used its new move Ice Beam, but Excadrill managed to get rid of the ice. It uses Water Pulse, but Excadrill used Dig to dodge it. Even though Excadrill is underground, Dewott still managed to aim Water Pulse at the hole causing Excadrill to come out. It used Razor Shell but it was countered by Excadrill's Focus Blast then it was able to block Drill Run. Dewott is also being resistant against Metal Claw and then it was able to use Revenge, a lot of power if the user takes damage. After their Razor Shell and Drill Run attacks were intercepted and Ice Beam was overpowered by Focus Blast, Dewott got knocked out after Excadrill used Dig and Drill Run.

## Known Moves

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

## Trivia

* Dewott's English voice actress is Lisa Ortiz, who also voices Ash's Oshawott.
* Dewott has not met Ash's Oshawott yet.
Cartoon Network

**Cartoon Network** is a TV network owned by Turner Broadcasting that was launched October 1, 1992. It shows primarily animated shows and it began airing Pokémon episodes in 2001. In 2006, the network started premiering new Pokémon episodes after Kids' WB cancelled all future airings.

## Other logos

* Cartoon Network's logo from 2004-2010
* Cartoon Network's logo from 1992-2004
Cacnea

← Flygon | **Cacnea** |  Cacturne →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Cacnea** (Japanese: **サボネア** *Sabonea*) is a **Grass**-type Pokémon.

## Appearance

Cacneas appear to be round, green Pokémon covered in green spikes. Its arms are different, however because of them being straight instead of round. Cacnea's mouth appears to have a couple of black spots on it, forming its mouth. It has eyes deep into its body with carved holes showing black inside of Cacnea. It also appears to be wearing a crown on top of its head. Cacnea also has giant spikes underneath him, forming its feet that function like footstools.

## Special abilities

Cacnea has the ability Sand Veil and the hidden ability Water Absorb. Sand Veil prevents Cacnea from being effected by sandstorms and raises its evasion in sandstorms by 20%. Water Absorb prevents Cacnea from being effected by **Water**-type moves and restores its HP a bit when hit by a Water-type move.

## In the anime

    A Cacnea that James caught was found in *AG006: A Poached Ego!*. It was caught after his Weezing and Jessie's Arbok was released to protect a Koffing and a Ekans from a Pokémon Poacher. In *DP054: Once There Were Greenfields*, James gave his Cacnea to Gardenia.

## Evolution

**Cacnea** evolves into Cacturne once it reaches Level 32.

## Origins

Cacnea appears to be based on a mix of a jack-o-lantern and a small ball of cactus.

## Trivia

* Until Generation V, no other Pokémon had the same egg group as Cacnea and its evolution.
* Despite Cacnea having a Dark-like appearance and being based on a jack-o-lantern, it isn't a **Dark**-type.
* Cacnea is the only Grass-type Pokémon to have the ability Sand Veil.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Flygon | **Cacnea** |  Cacturne →
Carracosta

← Tirtouga | **Carracosta** |  Archen →

[[Category:**Blue** Pokémon]]

**Carracosta** (Japanese: **アバゴーラ** *Abagoura*) is a **Water**/**Rock**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V. It is one of the Generation V Fossil Pokémon.

## Appearance

Carracosta is a dark blue and light blue Pokémon with a giant shell on its back. It also has a cover over it's face and it has a very small tail. It has three oval-shaped, claw shaped markings on each of its front flippers and it has two toed feet bearing nails colored the same as its front appendages. It somewhat resembles a turtle with a rocky hard shell.

## Evolution

**Carracosta** is the evolved form of Tirtouga at level 37.

## Trivia

* Like all the fossilized Water-type Pokémon, Carracosta is also part Rock-type.
* It could be possible that Carracosta was based from the Daiei's kaiju monster Gamera, similar to how Tyranitar was based from Toho's kaiju monster Godzilla.
* Carracosta's types, Water and Rock, share the same type with the Kanto Fossils: Omanyte and Kabuto, while Archeops' types, Rock and Flying, share the same type with the third Kanto Fossil: Aerodactyl.
* It can also be a parallel to Omastar.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Tirtouga | **Carracosta** |  Archen →
BW048: The Beartic Mountain Feud!

Sep-08-2011

## Episode Plot

With Nimbasa City drawing closer than ever Ash and co. find a lost Cubchoo and some wild Beartic. Meowth manages to talk to the Beartic, which obviously fails. They are saved by a Mienfoo, which belongs to a ranger named Cliff. After trying again Meowth and Cubchoo fall down with Axew, Pansage, Pikachu, Oshawott, Snivy, Roggenrola, and Tepig. Can they find their way back? And what are Jessie and James planning with the subway system?

## Debuts

### Pokémon Characters

* Cubchoo
* Mienfoo

## Trivia

* This is the first time in the episode that Meowth ever said Ash's name in Japan. Jessie did it during Ash's first tournament in English in Season 1. James said his whole name in DP009 Gymballiar.
* The Subway Twins are shown in the middle of the episode.
* Meowth gets frozen three times in one episode.
* This is the last time Meowth is with Ash, Iris and Cilan.
* This marks the third attempt that Meowth gets captured with a Poké Ball but failed to capture him completely.
* Meowth almost blasts off when he get's frozen by the Beartic but recovers by getting unfrozen quickly off screen.
* Professor Oak's Live Caster: Gothita
* Who's That Pokemon?: Cubchoo (US)
* When Cilan was carrying Cubchoo it was very similar to how Misty carried her Togepi.
Censored or Edited Episodes

An episode that -due to its obvious content- probably is rarely shown outside of Japan, has a fairly amount of female characters entering a Beauty/Swimsuit contest.

To top it all, James participates in the contest including wearing a bikini and fake breasts.

He even goes so far as taunting Misty about "by getting older, you might become busty like me" and pumps them up yet some more.
Celestic Town

**Celestic Town** is a town in *Pokémon Diamond and Pearl* and *Pokémon Platinum*. It has 3 residential homes and one home that is a substitute for a Pokemart. It also has a Pokémon Center, two ponds and a cave. Here you must stop Team Galactic from setting off a Galactic Bomb by battling a Team Galactic Grunt, then go into the cave to recieve an HM.

## Description

Celestic Town is a town that has stood the test of time, hence the nickname. The cave in the middle of town is known to tell the Time-Space Legend. Celestic Town is noted as the birthplace of Sinnoh's Champion, Cynthia, and the homeplace of her grandparents.
Brav

**Brav** is a Braviary that is one of Black's main Pokémon. He is also the second Pokémon captured by Black in the Pokémon Adventures manga's Black & White chapter; the first is Musha.

## Character

Brav is a strong-willed battler and is very obedient to Black during battle. It may be that he has a close relationship with Black since his childhood and has become a loyal partner.

## History

### As a Rufflet

Brav was a Rufflet when Black was a child, and his very first catch. He was choosing a nickname for him and thought of its evolution's first half of its name which was a Braviary.

### As Braviary

He first appeared in *Choices!* where he was revealed to have evolved into Braviary before Black had obtained his Tepig from Professor Juniper. He also flew away with his trainer towards Accumula Town.

In Nacrene City, he fought against Nacrene Gym Leader Lenora in Black's second Gym battle. He easily defeats her Patrat with an Air Slash before being knocked out by Lenora's Stoutland who used Ice Fang on him, leaving Black with Musha.

At Castelia City, he fought against Burgh's Whirlipede in the Castelia Gym. He easily used Air Slash to knock it out, but was later defeated by his Dwebble, leaving his Tula to battle the Rock Inn Pokemon.

It is revealed that before or after Black's gym battle with Elesa, Brav is currenly with White while she is in another town.

## Learned Attacks

* Fly
* Aerial Ace
* Whirlwind
* Air Slash
Castform

← Milotic | **Castform** |  Kecleon →

**Castform** (Japanese: **ポワルン** *Powarun*) is a **Normal**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III thats name is a combination of fore**cast** and trans**form**: its body changes with the weather; sunny, rain, hail, and its normal form.

## In the games

### Appearance

Castform's main color is a cloudy white. Around it's eyes is white and in the shape of a mask. Castform is able to change forms according to the weather. It has a rain, sun and snow form. The rest of it's body is a plain gray color.

### Biology

Castform is one of few human-made "artificial" Pokémon. It was created on purpose by the researchers of the Weather Institute in the Hoenn region as an experiment in weather forecast and manipulation.

Castform's cellular structure is closely related to the weather conditions, meaning that Castform can both affect and be affected by the weather. Depending on the current weather and climate, Castform's emotions and even body are altered. In this way, Castform tries to adapt itself to multiple environments.

This extraordinary trait is referenced in the video games through the Forecast ability, which changes Castform's type and appearance depending on the weather. In weather not particularly extreme, Castform's type is normal and its appearance is as described above.

* In intense sunlight (induced by the Sunny Day move or the Drought ability) Castform becomes a **Fire** type. Its head turns red, its eye markings become yellow and its head is enclosed in a translucent orange orb adorned with smaller orange orbs, giving the impression of a stylized sun. Its lower body becomes larger and paler, like a puffy white cloud.

* In torrential rain (caused by the Rain Dance move or the Drizzle ability) Castform becomes a **Water**-type. Its head turns dark blue, its eye markings become a lighter blue and its head is enclosed in a blue raindrop shaped structure. Its lower body grows and darkens, reminiscent of a storm cloud.

* In hail fall (brought about by the Hail move or the ability Snow Warning) Castform changes into an **Ice** type. Its head turns violet, its eye markings become a lighter violet and its head is enclosed in a complex emerald-colored structure that is meant to represent a snow cloud.

* In a Sandstorm, Castform doesn't change, but its Weather Ball attack becomes **Rock**-type.

## In the anime

Castform was featured in episode #349 (Unfair weather friends), in which operatives of both Team Aqua and Team Magma attacked the Weather Institute trying to steal data on Kyogre or Groudon, as well as weather-changing technology.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Milotic | **Castform** |  Kecleon →
Charizard 'M

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**Charizard 'M** is a hybrid of 'M in *Pokemon Red* and *Blue*.

It can only be obtained by trading the *Yellow*-exclusive Q to *Red* or *Blue*. Q can in turn be obtained by trading a to *Yellow* (turning it into 44Hy) and evolving it. Charizard 'M could not be obtainted with Mew Glitch or Johto Guard Glitch.

## Trivia

* It is a glitch Pokémon.

* It is in Pokémon Red and Blue.

* It evolves into 44Hy.
* Charizard 'M's counter part glitch is Q.
Braixen

← Fennekin | **Braixen** |  Delphox →
**Braixen** (Japanese: **テールナー** *Teerunaa*) is a **Fire**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VI and the evolved form of Fennekin. Braixen evolves into Delphox at level 36.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Braixen seems to be based on a Fennec Fox.

### Etymology

Braixen's name is based on the words *braise* and *vixen*.

← Fennekin | **Braixen** |  Delphox →
Cassandra's Parasect

This **Parasect** belongs to Cassandra and made its debut after evolving from Paras in IL044: The Problem with Paras.

## Biography

   When it was a Paras it had little battling experience and was a wimp. It was not only scared to battle, it was beaten by the weakest versions of Pikachu's ThunderShock and Squirtle's Water Gun. Meowth took it under his wing and toughened up Paras. First it had a mock battle with Jessie's Arbok (which Meowth knocked out for Paras) then James' Weezing and Meowth surrendered after just one jab from Paras. When Ash and co. found it it was more confident than it was before, beating Pikachu (Who surrendered as well) and even managed to take down Ash's Charmeleon with one jab. Taking down a powerful opponent like Charmeleon caused it to evolve into Parasect, which used Spore to stop Charmeleon. It's only known move is Spore.
C-Gear

**C-Gear**, formally known as the **Communication Gear**, is a function introduced in Generation V. It has three modes; Infrared, Online, and Wireless. The player receives it in Striaton City after helping Fennel.

The C-Gear sits upon the bottom screen in a similar manner to the Pokétch in the Generation IV games and constantly looks for local Wireless, Infrared and Wi-Fi connections. If the player is near another Trainer who is playing the game with their C-Gear on, the player will automatically connect to them and get their trainer details and see how they're doing with their Pokémon in battles.

## Pokémon Global Link Customizations

On the Pokémon Global Link website there is an option for users to change the background of their **C-Gear**. They can also alter their Pokédex skin and download an exclusive Pokémon Musical.

There are currently three C-Gear backgrounds available on the promotions page, each requiring a case-sensitive password to unlock. To enable the Munna background, type in **PGLDR34M**. **PikachuCGear** is the password needed for the Pikachu skin. To customize your C-Gear with The Minccino Twinkle, use **PGLWELCOME**. Then follow the instructions under the 'Customize' heading to change your C-Gear style.

## Main options

The C-Gear has three main options:

* **Wireless**

Allows the player to use the Xtransceiver and Entralink with nearby friends.

* **Online**

By choosing Game Sync, the player's game will be saved and the player can send data to the Pokémon Global Link.

* **Infrared**

With the DS's Infrared signal, the player can battle and trade with a person in front of the player. The player can also exchange friend codes and use the Feeling Check to see how compatible he/she is with other Trainers.

## Other options

Other options are located along the bottom of the C-Gear screen. From left to right, they are:

* **Survey Reader**

Allows player to carry out quizzes on passersby. More surveys can be added by answering questions at Passersby Analytics HQ in Castelia City.

* **Tag Log**

With this, the player can send messages to nearby Trainers and see what they're doing in real time

* **Customization**

You can customize your C-Gear slightly by altering the colors of buttons or by making them disappear completely.

* **Help**

This gives a basic overview of the C-Gear and explains the various functions.

* **ON/OFF**

Switches the C-Gear, and wireless communications, on or off.
Bug-Catching Contest

The **Bug-Catching Contest** is a competition held every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday in Johto's National Park.

## In the Games

There is no entry fee for the Bug-Catching Contest. Anyone may enter once per day on the days which the contest is held.

To compete, trainers must catch the single best Bug-type Pokémon they can find. To do this, trainers are given 20 Park Balls and allowed use of a single Pokémon of their party. The rest of a trainer's Pokémon and any items they may have remain with the contest officials until the competition is over.

Any Pokémon caught will be recorded in the Pokédex, but only one Pokémon can be kept to judge. The Pokémon that is judged may be kept after the competition.

Shinny Pokémon like Butterfree are a possible catch (I'v caught one in Silver version. It looked entirely golden)

### Scoring

The two factors that determine the score in the contest are the rarity of the Pokémon and its level.
Other factors, even the alternate coloration do not affect the outcome.

**Prizes:**

* 1st: Sun Stone/Random evolutionary stone Post-National Dex
* 2nd: Everstone
* 3rd: Gold Berry
* Consolation prize: Berry

## Anime

In The Bug Stops Here, Ash and Casey competed in the Bug-Catching Contest. During the competition, Casey caught a Weedle, and her Chikorita evolved into a Bayleef. Ash won the competition with a Beedrill, earning himself a Sun Stone. After the competition, he gave the Beedrill to Casey, since she loves Pokémon with yellow and black stripes.

## Gallery

* The Contest in Pokemon Gold and Silver
* The Contest in Pokemon Heartgold and Soulsilver
Brycen

**Brycen** (Japanese: **ハチク** *Hachiku*) is Gym Leader of Icirrus City's gym, and is the seventh gym to be challenged by the player. He will award the player the Freeze Badge if the player defeats him. He first appeared in Pokémon Black and White. After the gym battle, he will be at Dragonspiral Tower for the event where N captures Reshiram or Zekrom in Pokémon Black and White, respectively.

## In the anime

Brycen debuted in BW080, where Ash trained with him and helped him stop a Pokémon hunter from making a Volcarona his prey. He battled and lost to Ash in BW081 when he won the Freeze Badge.

## Pokémon

### In the games

#### Pokémon Black 2 and White 2

Ice-type Tournament

Unova Gym Leaders/World Leaders Tournament

## Trivia

* Brycen is the third gym leader (after Pryce and Candice) in the main game series to specialize in **Ice**-type Pokémon. .
* His Japanese Leader title is アイス　マスク / Aisu Masuku. "Ice Mask", a title that belonged to Pryce in the manga.
	+ Also all ice-type gym leaders use **Ice**-type Pokémon and are the 7th of their respective regions.
	+ He is the third and last gym leader in the game (first being the Striaton gym leaders Chili, Cress, and Cilan and the second being the Nacrene gym leader Lenora) who doesn't have some special meeting with the main character before the gym battle.
	+ Also, amongst the Unova Gym Leaders, his title is the shortest.
* Brycen is the only **Ice**-type Gym Leader whose team is pure **Ice**-type, as all Generation V **Ice**-type Pokémon, other than Kyurem, are pure **Ice**-type.
* A little girl says Brycen was once in a film. This could be a hint at Brycen's involvement in Pokéstar Studios in Black and White 2.
Charjabug

← Grubbin | **Charjabug** |  Vikavolt →

**Charjabug** (Japanese: **デンヂムシ Denjimushi**) is a dual-type **Bug**/**Electric**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games Pokémon Sun and Moon. It evolves into Vikavolt upon leveling while in Vast Poni Canyon.

## Game info

### Evolution

 → Level 20 →  → Level in Vast Poni Canyon →

## Trivia

### Design origins

Charabug is likely based off of a cocoon and a battery.

### Etymology

Charjabug's name appears to be based off the words *charge* and *bug*.

← Grubbin | **Charjabug** |  Vikavolt →
Casey's Meganium

**Casey's Meganium** is one of Casey's Pokémon. It debuted as a Chikorita in The Double Trouble Header. It evolved into Bayleef in The Bug Stops Here, and it evolved into Meganium prior to Here's Lookin' At You, Elekid!

## Known moves

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

← Cacnea | **Cacturne** |  Swablu →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Cacturne** (Japanese: **ノクタス** *Nokutasu*) is a **Grass**/**Dark**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III. It is one of the only three Pokémon that are unaffected by a sandstorm that isn't one of the three types that are immune to sandstorms, provided it has its natural ability, Sand Veil.

## Appearance

Cacturne appears to be a green Pokémon with green spikes surrounding its entire body. It also has yellow eyes with black marks surronding it. It also has black dots making its mouth. It also appears to have a scarecrow hat, explaining it being the Scarecrow Pokémon. It has a cactus-like appearance and traits making like a Scarecrow Cactus. It has two

## Special abilities

Cacturnes the ability Sand Veil and a hidden ability Water Absorb. Sand Veil prevents Cacturne from being attacked by sandstorms and raises its evasion 20% in sandstorms. Water Absorb prevents Cacturne from being affected by **Water**-type moves and restores its HP a bit when attacked by a Water-type move.

## In the anime

Harley has a Cacturne that makes an appearance in *A Cacturne for the Worse!* and a minor appearance in the movie starring Deoxys and Rayquaza, Destiny Deoxys. Harley also dresses like a Cacturne.

## Evolution

**Cacturne** is the evolved form of Cacnea as of level 32.

## Game info

### Game locations

#### Side game locations

 Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia | Haruba Desert

## Origins

Cacturne appears to be a mix of a "cactus" and a "scarecrow". Its name, seeing how Cacturne is a Grass/Dark Pokémon, is a mix of the words "cactus" and "nocturnal".

## Trivia

* Despite it saying Cacturne is a nocturnal Pokémon, it can be found in the wild all the time in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, and in the morning in Pokémon Platinum.
	+ It was fixed in Pokémon Platinum where Cacturne could only be found in the morning and nighttime.
* Cacturne is the only **Dark**-type Pokémon unable to learn the move Snarl.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Cacnea | **Cacturne** |  Swablu →
Celadon City Gym

**Celadon Gym** is the Gym of Celadon City, and the fourth Gym of Kanto. The Gym Leader is Erika, and she and her trainers use **Grass**-type Pokémon.

## General Information

* Location: Celadon City
* Region: Kanto
* Gym Leader: Erika
* Badge: Rainbow Badge
* Dominant Type: **Grass**
* Recommended Types: **Fire**, **Bug**, **Ice**, **Flying**

## Videos

thumb|300px|left|Celadon Gym Interior in Pokémon Stadium﻿
Cave (Friend Area)

The **Cave** is a location on the Friend Area Map in *Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team*. There are (?) Friend Areas at this location, housing a maximum total of (?) Pokémon.

## Echo Cave

*Pokémon enjoy the echoey quality of this small limestone cavern. Many Pokémon that use ultrasonic waves live here.*
Echo Cave can be purchased from the Wigglytuff Club for 7,500 poké after the main story has been finished.

## Dragon Cave

*Cracks between boulders are the only windows to the outside in this cavern. The Pokémon here dream of flying.*
Dragon Cave is only available after the main story has been finished. It can be obtained by completing rescue missions that list "Friend Area" as their reward.

## Boulder Cave

*A cave surrounded by craggy boulders. Pokémon that are capable of digging through even sheets of rock live here.*
Boulder Cave is only available after the main story has been finished. It can be obtained by completing rescue missions that list "Friend Area" as their reward.
Bug (egg group)

There are a total of 65 Pokémon in this egg group.

55 are purely Bug Egg Group
10 are partly Bug Egg Group

## Characteristics

In this egg group, most of the Pokémon are insectoid-like creatures, including arachnids.

The moves in this egg group are usually not easy to obtain and would be obtainable only through chain breeding.
Byron

"*Ah! That's Oreburgh Gym Badge! I see, I see! You've defeated my son. But that's no surprise. He still has much to learn. In place of my son Roark, I, Byron, will take your challenge!"*"
— Byron, *Pokémon Platinum*
**Byron** (*トウガン Tougan*) He is a **Steel**-type Gym Leader. He also serves as the Gym Leader for the Canalave City Gym, and is also the father of the Oreburgh City Gym Leader, Roark.
Byron specializes in Steel-type Pokémon and holds the Mine Badge for the trainers that can defeat him.

## In the anime

Byron made his debut appearance in Ancient Family Matters! together with his son, Roark. It was revealed Byron had once been the Gym Leader of Oreburgh and had left his family to become the Gym Leader of Canalave as he was more interested in fossils, leaving his former position to Roark. Byron battles his son for a short time before the match got interrupted by Team Rocket. It was later revealed that Byron still cared for his son as he kept the fossil Roark had found as a child with him ever since.

Byron is obsessed with digging and fossils. Because of such, he has a great admiration for those who craft eligant tunnels. When his fossils were stolen by Team Rocket in Ancient Family Matters!, Byron was too busy admiring the hole they dug (which came from three regions worth of experiance doing so) into the building to notice.

In Dealing With Defensive Types!, Ash had his gym battle with Byron, defeating him and earning a Mine Badge.

## In the games

Byron first appeared in the *Diamond and Pearl* games as the Gym Leader of Canalave City. Upon defeating him, Byron will give the player the Mine Badge and TM91, which contains (Flash Cannon).

After defeating the regional Elite Four in Diamond and Pearl, Byron can be found in the cabin on Iron Island. After talking to him, he will give the player a Metal Coat.

## Pokémon

### In Game

There are several changes in Platinum Byron has a Magneton and the level of the Pokémon isn't the same.

## Voice Actors

* **English**: Dan Green
* **Japanese**: Kazuki Yao
* **Czech:** Ladislav Ciganek
* **Portuguese (Brazil):** Luiz Antonio Lobue
* **Spanish:** Pablo Adan
* **Iberian Spanish:** Jorge Ornelas
Charge

**Charge** is a **Electric**-type move. It doubles the power of Electric type moves.

## Effect

### In Battle

#### Generation III

Charges power to boost the electric move used next.

#### Generation IV

The user boosts the power of the Electric move it uses next. It also raises the user's Sp. Def stat.

### Contests

The user gets triple the points if it's the same type as the previous move.
Capture Arena

The **Capture Arena** is a location dedicated to helping rangers sharpen their skills in Pokemon Ranger and Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia. The rules there are simple, first go into a room to capture a Pokémon to use for a poke assist. Then go into another room to capture the boss Pokémon. The more rooms you beat the more rooms you unlock. The final bosses in the Capture Arena in both Pokémon Ranger and Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia are Charizard, Salamence and Flygon.
Calendar

← Move Tester | Pokétch Apps |  Dot Artist →
The **Calendar** is a Pokétch app. It is a monthly calendar with date reminders.

## Descriptions

* **Pokétch No:** 17
* **Basic Info:** "The Calendar app is a monthly calendar with date reminders."
* **Computer Info:** "Use the monthly Calendar to make a note of important dates. Touch any date to change its color. Touch it again to change it back."

## Obtained

* It is obtainable from the man in a house in Sunyshore City (requires Rock Climb) if you show him a Pokémon with Serious nature.

## Uses

* The number at the top represent the month. (1 is January, 2 is February etc.)
* The black rectangle shows the current day.
* Press the number on the calendar to mark an important date (shown in grey).
* It can only show you the date of a particular month. (If your Nintendo DS is set on January, you cannot see the calendar on February.)
* The numbers on the left column is Sunday, next column is Monday and so on.

← Move Tester | Pokétch Apps |  Dot Artist →
Captain (Unova)

The *Captain* of the Water Taxi appeared in BW021: The Lost World of Gothitelle!. Through the quotes of Sallie, he is actually her father and he is the reason why Sallie is the helper on his Water Taxi. If it wasn't for him, Gothitelle would have never met Sallie, since Gothitelle enjoyed helping the Water Taxi service. He does not have a major part in the anime and is expected to not appear again.
Brock (Game)

**Voice actor:** | Eric Stuart (English) (4kids)

"*I'm Brock! I'm the Pewter's Gym Leader! I believe in rock hard defense and determination! That's why my Pokémon are all Rock-type! Do you still want to challenge me? Fine then! Show me your best!*"
— Brock in Pokémon Yellow
**Brock** (*タケシ Takeshi*) serves as the Gym Leader at the Pewter City Gym, and holds the Boulder Badge for the trainers that defeat him in a Pokémon battle. In the Pokémon games, Brock specializes in and only uses Rock-type Pokémon.

In the anime series, Brock was the longest lasting traveling companion to travel with the Trainer Ash Ketchum. Brock, as well as Dawn, separated from Ash when their journey in Sinnoh ended. In the Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Special Episode 2, he has photos of Ash, Misty, May, Max and Dawn reminding him of his journeys with them.

## Appearance

Brock is a teenager with brown hair and black eyes.

## In the games

Brock, in the main series Pokémon games, has always been featured as the Pewter City Gym Leader. He first appeared in the original games, and later on, an older version of Brock was seen in Pokémon Gold and Silver.
Brock was again the Pewter Gym Leader in the Red and Blue remakes, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, with an updated appearance.

An updated version of the Gen II Brock is seen in the remakes; Heartgold and Soulsilver.

### Sprites

#### Quotes

"*Pewter City Pokémon Gym*Leader: BrockThe Rock-Solid Pokémon Trainer!'**"**
— Pewter Gym - sign
"*My rock-hard willpower is evident in even my Pokémon.*My Pokémon are all rock hard and have true-grit determination.That's right - my Pokémon are all the Rock type!'**"**
— Pewter Gym - Brock
"*There aren’t many serious Pokémon trainers here.*They’re all like Bug Catchers, you know, just hobbyists.But Pewter Gym’s Brock isn’t like that, not one bit.'**"**
— Pewter City - young man
"*Brock is cool. He's not just tough.*People like and respect him.I want to become a Gym Leader like him.'**"**
— Route 4 - boy
"*Hi. I’m excavating for fossils here under Mt. Moon.*Sometimes, Brock of Pewter Gym lends me a hand.'**"**
— Mt. Moon - man
"*Brock rarely laughs, but is said to be unable to stop if he starts.*"
— Pewter Museum - Pokémon Journal
"*In this big world of ours, there must be many tough trainers.*Let's both keep training and making ourselves stronger!'**"**
— Message from Brock

## Pokémon

### Black 2 and White 2

Rock-type Tournament

Kanto Gym Leader Tournament

## Trivia

* Brock's name is a play on the word ROCK, because he is a rock type Pokémon trainer.
* In all of the Pokémon Games, Brock has an Onix or it's evolved form, Steelix.
* Brock rarely opens his eyes , but when he does, they appear to be blue.
Brawly

**Debut:** | * *Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire*

"*I'm Brawly! Dewford's Gym Leader! I've been churned in the rough waves of these parts, and I've grown tough in the pitch-black cave! So you wanted to challenge me? Let me see what you're made of!*"
— Brawly
**Brawly** (Japanese: **トウキ** *Touki*) is a **Fighting**-type Gym Leader in Hoenn. His gym is in Dewford Town. He will award the player the Knuckle Badge if you defeat him. In *Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen* on Seven Island, a trainer will say that Brawly once trained with Bruno.

## In the anime

    Brawly first appears in the episode *Brave the Wave* When Ash went to the Dewford Town Gym to challenge him, Brawly went surfing instead. Brawly became an excellent Fighting-type trainer after training with the Cianwood City Gym Leader, Chuck. He is a kind person that helps people with their welfare.
## In the Manga

### Pokémon Adventures Manga

Brawly was seen as a laid-back surfer boy at Dewford. But one day he went to Rustboro City and saw a beautiful lady. He fell in love at her instantly. Then he knew it was Roxanne, a bossy girl. He can't believe he fell in love with her.

#### Ruby and Sapphire Chapter

He battled against Sapphire and lost. Afterwards during when all Gym Leaders had a meeting, they talked about which Team is good,Team Magma or Team Aqua. Though in the end, both teams were causing mayhem in the entire region.

## Pokémon

### *Pokémon Emerald*

*Gym Battle*

First Rematch

Second Rematch

Third Rematch

Fourth Rematch and Beyond

### *Pokémon Black 2 and White 2*

Fighting-type Tournament

Hoenn Gym Leader Tournament/World Leaders Tournament

## Trivia

* Brawly's name is a play on the word BRAWL, which means to fight since he is a **Fighting**-type Pokémon trainer.
* Both Brawly's and Chuck's gyms are located on islands that have a mountain nearby.
* In the anime, Brawly's Makuhita evolves into Hariyama.
* In the anime, Brawly is voiced by Jason Griffith and his girlfriend is voiced by Lisa Ortiz. Their voice actors also did the voices of Sonic and Amy in Sonic X.
Brutella

Debut:

**Brutella** first appears in Beauty and the Beach as the owner of a restaurant, and the rival of fellow waiter Moe. She also appears as a cameo in Tentacool & Tentacruel, when her evil cousin Nastina crashes onto Brutella's newly rebuilt restaurant.

Brutella is not given an actual name in Japanese; she is simply referred to as a "hag".
Burgh's Leavanny

**Burgh's Leavanny** is Pokémon owned by Burgh that debuted in BW018. In Ash's gym battle, it defeated Ash's Swadloon but was defeated by Ash's Pikachu.

## Moves

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

## Gallery

* Using String Shot
* Using Leaf Storm
Calcium

**Calcium** (**リゾチウム** *Lysozyme*) is a Battle Item that increases the Special Attack stat of a single Pokémon. Introduced in Generation I, it is worth 9800 and can be sold for a price of 4900.

## Description

* GSC - Ups SPECIAL stats of one Pokémon.
* RSE - Raises the base Sp. Atk stat of one Pokémon.
* FRLG - A nutritious drink for Pokémon. It raises the base Sp. Atk stat of one Pokémon.
* DPPt/HGSS - A nutritious drink for Pokémon. It raises the base Sp. Atk (Special Attack) stat of a single Pokémon.
* BW - A nutritious drink for Pokémon. It raises the base Sp. Atk (Special Attack) stat of a single Pokémon.

## Locations

* RBY - Celadon Department Store
* GSC - Goldenrod Department Store, Celadon Department Store
* RSE - Lilycove Department Store, Slateport City (from Energy Guru in market)
* FRLG - Celadon Department Store, Cerulean City
* DPPt - Veilstone Department Store, Battle Park (exclusive to Pokémon Diamond and Pearl versions), Battle Frontier (exclusive to Pokémon Platinum version)
* HGSS - Goldenrod Department Store, Celadon Department Store, Safari Zone Gate, Battle Frontier
* BW - Shopping Mall Nine, Nacrene City

## Trivia

* The Japanese word for Calcium, リゾチウム or **Lysozyme**, seems to be a reference to the biological term Lysosome, which is an organelle in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells.
Burned Tower

**The Burned Tower** is a place in Ecruteak City that stands beside the Tin Tower. It is said that Lugia used to

   make this place its home.

## History

Long ago, according to legends, Lugia made the Burned Tower its home. One day, however, a lightning bolt struck the tower and it burned. Lugia flew away and went to the Whirl Islands. However, three Pokémon died in the tower. After the flames were put out, Ho-Oh appeared and revived Raikou, Entei, and Suicune. After this Ho-Oh flew away and went back to Tin Tower. Entei, Raikou, and Suicune made the Burned Tower its residence.

## Pokémon

### Items

Ether

Hp Up

Ultra Ball

TM12 (Taunt)

Revive

Antidote

### Trainers

Firebreather Ned

Firebreather Richard

Rival Silver

### Trainer's Pokémon

Firebreather Ned: 2 Koffing, Growlithe

Firebreather Richard: Charmeleon

Rival Silver: Gastly, Zubat, Magnemite, Bayleef (if the player chose Totodile), Quilava (if the player chose Chikorita), Croconaw (if the player chose Cyndaquil)

## Trivia

* Some people believed the Pokémon caught in the Burned Tower were a Jolteon, Vaporeon, and Flareon. This suggestion is probably related to the Dance Theater and the Kimono Girls, who all own an Eevee evolution. Others believe that they were the last of ancient Pokémon that are now extinct.
* While Ho-oh has feathers, Lugia does not and is known as the "Diving Pokémon". Some believe Lugia was badly burned when the tower caught fire and it dove into the ocean to douse the flames its body had taken. This could explain why Lugia has no feathers in comparison to Ho-oh, even though in some games it could apparently drop a feather known as the "Silver Wing".
Celesteela

← Xurkitree | **Celesteela** |  Kartana →

**Celesteela** (Japanese: **テッカグヤ Tekkaguya**) is a dual-type **Steel**//**Flying**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games, Pokémon Sun and Moon. It does not evolve into any other Pokémon.

## Game info

### Evolution

Celesteela does not evolve into any other Pokémon.

### Locations

 **Ultra Sun**/**Ultra Moon** | Trade (Ultra Sun)Ultra Crater (Ultra Moon)

### 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.

## Trivia

### Etymology

Celesteela's name appears to be based off the words *celestial*, *steel*, and *stella*.

← Xurkitree | **Celesteela** |  Kartana →
Bugsy's Spinarak

**Bugsy's Spinarak** is one of Bugsy's Pokémon in the anime. It appeared in *JE028: Gettin' the Bugs Out*. It was used as the first Pokémon to battle Ash and his Cyndaquil. It used String Shot and Poison Sting, its only two known moves. During the battle, Ash sent out his Chikorita, despite the type advantage. Chikorita used Tackle on the Spinarak to defeat it.

## Moves

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

Debut:

**Cassandra** is a minor character who appeared in IL044: The Problem with Paras. Her Pokémon is Paras which evolved into Parasect. She and her grandmother are both experts on medicinal herbs. She scolded Team Rocket for leaving Meowth to fend for himself when he was sick. She gave him some herbs and Meowth fell for her at first sight. She was mad at her grandmother for trying to scare off more customers (Ash and co.) who needed medicine. She suggested that Ash had a Pokémon battle with her, which never went well at all. After a while she explains to Ash and his buddies that she's trying to invent a miracle potion that can do anything and needed Parasect's mushroom to make it happen. After the rematch, and her Paras evolved, she went to work on the potion. At the end she adopted a Persian her grandmother found, unintentionally breaking Meowth's heart.

## Trivia

* Cassandra has some similarities with the Street Fighter character Chun Li.﻿
* Cassandra is one of three girls with green hair that was voiced by Lisa Ortiz. The other two being Sabrina and Liza.
BW104: Team Eevee and the Pokémon Rescue Squad!

November 15th, 2012

**BW104: Team Eevee and the Pokémon Rescue Squad!** (チーム・イーブイ出動せよ！ポケモンレスキュー隊！) is the 761st episode of the Pokémon anime series. This episode features the protagonist trio encountering a fellow Unova League challenger, Virgil.

## Episode Plot

Almost to their destination, the Unova League in Vertress City, Ash and friends encounter a rock slide that prevents their continuation. The gang attempts to climb over, but the rocks give way and the gang is sent tumbling. A trainer appears and calls out an Espeon and saves the gang using Psychic. The trainer introduces himself as Virgil. Virgil goes on to say that he, along with his brother, Davey, and his father, Jeff, have taken it upon themselves to protect their town from disasters. They call themselves the Pokémon rescue squad and Virgil's team is named Team Eevee, consisting of Eevee and it evolutions. Virgil also mentions he plans to enter the Unova League.

Virgil takes the gang to see several different Pokémon and introduces his whole team; Eevee, Espeon, Umbreon, Jolteon, Flareon, Vaporeon, Leafeon and Glaceon. The conversation is cut short when Davey appears in a helicopter warning of an incident. Virgil runs to see his father who tells them something is wrong at the dam.

Davey is on the scene in an attempt to break away the ice that has encased the dam. Davey manages to get into the control room and finds several of the workers trapped inside. After talking to them, a noise is heard outside and a Cryogonal attacks, freezing the door and trapping Davey and the workers inside. Davey calls Virgil and Jeff and briefs them on the situation. Virgil determines that he will help his brother with his team and departs with Ash and gang.

The dam has been completely covered in ice as the gang arrives. Using team work, Virgil's Flareon, Umbreon and Vaproeon make en opening for the gang to enter the building. Using Umbreon for light, the gang finds their way to the generator and restarts it using Jolteon's Thunderbolt. After using the elevator and talking to a worker, the gang heads back outside to take on the group of Cryogonal. Ash's Pignite takes on the **Ice**-types, but can't stand up to their powerful attacks.

It's left up to Virgil who uses Eevee's Helping Hand to power up Flareon. Using Flareon, the Cryogonal are stopped and reunited with a smaller member of their ranks and depart. Davey thanks Virgil and Virgil hugs Eevee. The groups finishes up by melting away the remaining ice.

Ash and friends begin to depart as they say goodbye to the rescue family. Everyone waves as Ash and gang continue on to the League, knowing Ash now has another rival to compete with.

## Debuts

Human
* Virgil
* Davey
* Jeff

## Characters

Human
* Ash Ketchum
* Iris
* Cilan
* Virgil
* Davey
* Jeff

Pokémon
* Pikachu
* Axew
* Pignite
* Eevee
* Vaporeon
* Jolteon
* Flareon
* Espeon
* Umbreon
* Leafeon
* Glaceon
* Stoutland
* Bisharp
* Darmanitan
* Mareep (multiple)
* Zebstrika (multiple)
* Blitzle (multiple)
* Bouffalant (multiple)
* Cryogonal (multiple)
BW129: The Island of Illusions!

May 23, 2013

***The Island of Illusions!*** (幻影の島！霧の中のゾロアーク！！ *Phantom Island! The Zoroark in the Fog!!*) is the 786th episode of the Pokémon anime series. In this episode, Ash and his friends go investigating an island to try to figure out what the giant Pokémon they saw while on the ship was.

## Debuts

Pokémon
* Zoroark

### Recurring

Human
* Ash
* Iris
* Cilan
* Jessie
* James
* Nurse Joy
* Porter
* Restaurant owner
* Poachers (two flashback)
* Officer Jenny (picture)

Pokémon
* Pikachu (Ash's)
* Axew (Iris')
* Meowth (Team Rocket)
* Audino (Nurse Joy's, also in flashback & illusion)
* Heatmor (giant illusion)
* Meowth (giant illusion)
* Bellossom (also as a picture)
* Deerling (Summer Form & multiple)
* Darumaka (multiple)
* Minccino (flashback)
* Pidove (flashback)
* Cottonee (flashback)
* Ducklett (flashback & multiple)
* Patrat (multiple, and as a image)
* Zorua (flashback & evolves)
* Lillipup
* Cottonee
* Pidove
* Petilil
* Rattata
* Patrat
* Foongus
* Wooper
* Minccino
* Lotad
* Krabby
* Swanna

Items
* Poké Ball
* Team Rocket's Basculin Submarine

## Errors

* When Zoroark attempted to switch to Nurse Joy (from Audino) to fool Ash and his friends, he came out with a feeler on Nurse Joy, which was suppose to be only on Audino. However, the feeler was the wrong color, regardless.

## Trivia

* Who's That Pokémon? is Zoroark (US, international, and Japan).
* Professor Oak's Pokémon Live Caster is Haxorus.
* Music from the 14th Pokémon movie was used briefly in this episode.
* This was the first episode of Team Rocket using their Basculin submarine.