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Catch Rate

**Catch Rate** is the chance a Pokémon has of being caught. The lowest catch rate is 3, belonging to the Beldum family, and almost every legendary Pokémon. The highest catch rate is 255, belonging to many small Pokémon, such as Caterpie and Pidgey. Pokémon with a catch rate of 255 can easily be caught with a basic Poké ball without doing any damage.

Depending on the amount of HP, current status ailment, level of the Pokemon, and/or the Poké Ball being used, the chances may raise or lower. Because of this, the player may sometimes have to use stronger Poké Balls or more of the same one to catch the desired Pokémon. If an attempt to catch a Pokemon fails too many times, the Pokémon may flee.
Cell Battery

Rechargeable Battery )

The **Cell Battery** (じゅうでんち, *Rechargeable Battery*) is an in-battle effect item that was introduced in Generation V. If the holder is damaged by an **Electric**-based attack, its attack stat will rise. The Cell Battery can be bought for 32BP at the Battle Subway and is given to the player by a man in Opelucid City if a Pokémon with the Charge ability, and is transferred from the other version is shown to him.
Camerupt

← Numel | **Camerupt** |  Torkoal →

[[Category:**Red** Pokémon]]

**Camerupt** (Japanese: **バクーダ** *Bakuuda*) is a **Fire**/**Ground**-type Pokémon that lives in hot places. It was introduced in Generation III.

## Appearance

Camerupt is a medium-sized camel Pokémon. Camerupt have three blue circles on each side of its body. Camerupt have four short orange legs, three orange hairs on its head and has an orange tail. It also has two stone humps (similar to volcanoes).

## Special abilities

Camerupt has the abilities Magma Armor and Solid Rock along with the hidden ability Anger Point. Magma Armor prevents Camerupt from being frozen while Solid Rock reduces a super effective move's power on Camerupt. Anger Point maximizes Camerupt's Attack stats when being hit by a critical hit.

## In the anime

    Camerupt made multiple appearances in the anime. It appeared in *AG046: Candid Camerupt* where it battled Ash's Pikachu. It appeared minorly in *AG086: Lights Camerupt Action!* who helped a trainer called Elijah film. One was used by Noland in *AG135: Numero Uno Articuno*. A Camerupt made a cameo in *DP091: One Team, Two Team, Red Team, Blue Team!*. In *DP140: Historical Mystery Tour*, a Camerupt attack Ash, Brock, and Dawn. One appeared in *DP171: Dawn of a Royal Day!*. One finally appeared in *MS013: Pokémon - Zoroark: Master of Illusions* in the opening scenes.

## Evolution

**Camerupt** evolves from Numel as of level 33.

## Origins

Camerupt appears to be based on a camel with volcano humps while Camerupt's English name comes from the words "camel" and "eruption".

## Trivia

* No other Pokémon has the same type combination as Camerupt and its pre-evolved form, Numel.
* Camerupt is the only Pokémon to have all of its abilities differing from its pre-evolution Numel.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Wailord | **Camerupt** |  **Camerupt →**
Celadon City

**Celadon City** (タマムシシティ *Tamamushi City*) is a city in central Kanto. Erika is the Gym Leader here. Eusine also resides in Celadon City. Places of interest include the Rocket Game Corner, the Celadon Department Store, and the Celadon hotel. It is one of the biggest cities in the region, second only to Saffron City in the east. The city has two entrances, one from the east via Route 7, and one west via Route 16.

## Places of Interest

### Celadon Condominiums

Next to the city's Pokémon Center is the Celadon Condominiums (known as **Celadon Mansion** prior to Generation IV). In an act of breaking the fourth wall, the game developers also work there. They still hang out there in Generation II / IV.

### Celadon Department Store

The Celadon Department Store is the largest building in the city, as well as the biggest shop in Kanto. Its located in the north west corner of the city.

### Rocket Game Corner

Southern part of the the city caters to travelers and tourists. in addition to a hotel and a restaurant, the **Game Corner** is a popular spot.

### Hotel

The Celadon Hotel is famous for containing one of the most well-known *Pokémon Red and Blue* bugs: the invisible PC. The mysterious computer is located a space below the rightmost part of the hotel desk. If the player was to take one step above the plants and press A, the PC would be activated. The PC can be used and usual transactions can be made. The reason for this glitch is because the hotel's layout is similar to one of a Pokémon Center, and the cause of the invisibility of the PC is probably a bug.

### Celadon Gym

The Celadon Gym specializes in **Grass**-type Pokémon. Trainers who defeat Erika, the Gym Leader will receive the Rainbow Badge.
Brock's Ludicolo

Evolved: | **51** episodes as a Lotad
 **Evolves In:** | Take the Lombre Home!

**Brock's Ludicolo** is a Pokémon he initially caught as a Lotad in Hoenn. It was used in many battles, and was often seen dancing during fights. Brock utilized Ludicolo's Water Gun attack in many situations. It is currently with Forrest in the Pewter City Gym.

## Moves Learned

* Water Gun
* Razor Leaf
* Bullet Seed

## Gallery

* Ludicolo as a Lotad
* Ludicolo as a Lombre
Byron's Steelix

**Byron's Steelix** was one of Byron's strongest Pokémon.

## Biography

Steelix was first seen in a flashback in Shield with a Twist where it was shown battling Barry's Empoleon. Steelix lost the battle.

Steelix later appeared in Dealing with Defensive Types where it showed great power in battle by easily defeating Ash's Buizel despite its type disadvantage. Steelix then battled Chimchar but the Fire Monkey Pokemon managed to dodge Steelix's attacks and used Dig to weaken the battlefield. Due to Steelix's massive weight, the ground beneath it eventually collapsed and Steelix was defeated by Chimchar's Flame Wheel.

## Known moves

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

The **Battle Pike** is a facility in the Hoenn Battle Frontier.The building itself appears to be modeled after the Frontier Brain's Seviper, Pike Queen Lucy, who controls this facility. You can battle her after completing the Battle Pike twice. When the player defeats her, he/she gets the Luck Symbol. The Battle Pike challenge is a challenge that tests the player's luck. It has a maze inside. The rooms can have two wild Pokémon, a room with a trainer, a room with a Pokémon that gives the player's lead Pokémon a status effect, or a room with a woman in it that heals all of the player's Pokémon. Between each of these rooms is a room with three paths to choose from. There is a woman standing between the second and third paths that will give you a hint about one of the paths.

In the anime, the Battle Pike is by Fuchsia City and is the fourth Battle Frontier facility that Ash challenges.
Bug Maniac

A **Bug Maniac** is a Trainer Class introduced in and currently exclusive to Generation III that takes the appearance of a young adult that is surrounded by bug cages at either side of them. They are usually encountered in the middle of the game and tend to use higher, evolved forms of **Bug**-type Pokémon during their battles.

## Trivia

* It can be assumed that they are older and stronger Bug Catchers, as during battle, some will mention that they used to be a **Bug Catcher** in their younger years.
Bulletproof

**Bulletproof** (Japanese: **Bulletproof** *Bulletproof*) is an Ability introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. This ability is also a Hidden Ability. It is the signature ability of Chespin and it's evolutions, Quilladin and Chesnaught.

## Game info

### Effect

#### In battle

Bulletproof protects the user from all ball and bomb moves and some cannon and laser attacks.

#### Outside of battle

Bulletproof has no effect outside of battle.
Brandon's Dusclops

**Brandon's Dusclops** is Brandon's most powerful non legendary Pokemon.

## Biography

Despite the fact that it had not reached its final stage of evolution, Brandon's Dusclops was incredibly powerful, possibly even rivalling his three Legendary Golems. It first appeared in Gathering the Gang of Four, where it faced off against Ash's Charizard. Dusclops blocked Flamethrower with an incredibly strong Will-O-Wisp and then stopped Charizard from using Steel Wing with Shadow Punch before being hit by DragonBreath. Dusclops then used Mean Look to stop Ash from recalling Charizard and grabbed hold of the Flame Pokemon's wing when he used another Steel Wing. Then Dusclops used Confuse Ray before pounding the helpless Charizard with Shadow Punch and burning him with Will-O-Wisp. Charizard furiously snapped out of confusion and hit Dusclops with a powerful DragonBreath. Dusclops fired another Will-O-Wisp in retaliation and then once again grabbed Charizard's wing when he attempted another Steel Wing. Charizard would have finished Dusclops with Seismic Toss if Dusclops hadn't been a Ghost type. Dusclops escaped from Charizard and finished him with a devastating Shadow Punch.

In Pace - The Final Frontier, Dusclops provided a considerable challenge for Ash's Bulbasaur, despite having been worn out from battling Charizard. It hit Bulbasaur with Shadow Punch and endured Razor Leaf. Then it ducked beneath Vine Whip and landed another Shadow Punch. Bulbasaur managed to land a Leech Seed but somehow Dusclops stayed on its feet, despite all the damage it had taken from Charizard, displaying unbelievable endurance. Then it used the Mean Look and Confuse Ray combination before burning Bulbasaur with Will-O-Wisp. Finally Bulbasaur snapped out of confusion and charged a Solarbeam. The exhausted Dusclops didn't have time to try another Confuse Ray because of the Leech Seed, so it made one last desperate attempt to defeat Bulbasaur with Will-O-Wisp. Bulbasaur leapt over the attack and finally defeated Dusclops with Solarbeam.

## Known moves

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

## Trivia

* Brandon's Dusclops is the only Pokemon that was not fully evolved to have defeated Ash's Charizard since it evolved from Charmeleon (any battles in which Charizard refused to fight don't count since it was not actually knocked out in those battles).
* Dusknoir had not been revealled when Ash battled Brandon which is presumably the writers reason for not having Dusclops in its final evolution stage. It is possible that, if one forgets about the fact that Dusknoir did not exist when Gathering the Gang of Four and Pace - The Final Frontier were first broadcast, Brandon did not have a Reaper Cloth and was therefore unable to evolve Dusclops. Another possibility is that Dusclops simply might not want to evolve and might have a similar veiw towards Dusknoir that Ash's Pikachu has towards Raichu or perhaps it even hated its evolved form like Tyson's Meowth and Team Rocket's Meowth hated all Persian.
Brock's Croagunk

**Brock's Croagunk** was the first Pokemon that Brock caught in Sinnoh.

## Biography

Brock and Croagunk first met at an unofficial Pokémon Gym run by Team Rocket. They quickly gained a close connection; indeed it has been said that Croagunk is about as close to Brock as Ash is to Pikachu. Whenever Brock fell for a girl (with a style of *Barbie*, *My Little Pony*, *Strawberry Shortcake*, *LEGO Friends*, *Easy-Bake*, *Polly Pocket*, *Bratz*, *Lite Sprites*, *Disney Princess*, *Disney Fairies*, *Winx Club*, *Littlest Pet Shop*, *FurReal Friends*, and *Puppy in My Pocket*) Croagunk would use Poison Jab on him and drag him away. Croagunk actually seemed to enjoy doing this to Brock despite his close relationship with him.

Croagunk shared a feirce rivalry with Saturn's Toxicroak which started the moment they first saw each other. It is unknown exactly why Croagunk hated Toxicroak so much but it's rivalry with its evolved form was so strong that it would often ignore Brock's advances on women. Croagunk was once seriously injured by Toxicroak who smashed him through a skylight and then stabbed him in the stomach with one of its claws. Croagunk eventually got his revenge during his final encounter with Toxicroak, smashing a Brick Break onto his evolved forms head and defeating it, ending their rivalry.

## Known moves

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

## Gallery

* Crogunk with Sudowoodo and Happiny
* Croagunk's Anticipation activated
* Croagunk using Poison Sting
* Croagunk using Poison Jab
* Croagunk using Poison Sting (again)
* Using Brick Break
* Croagunk impersonating a Politoad
* Croagunk pulling Brock away after jabbing him
* Croagunk pulling Brock away (again)
* Brock and Croagunk
* Croagunk Versus Toxicroak
* Croagunk's debut appearance
Candice's Medicham

**Candice's Medicham** was used to battle Ash's Staraptor. It was able to cause damage to Staraptor, but due to its type disadvantage, it was overwhelmed by the **Flying**-type's super-effective Brave Bird.

## Known moves

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

## Trivia

* Despite belonging to an Ice type Gym Leader, Medicham has not been seen using any Ice type moves, even though it is capable of using Ice Punch. It is also interesting to note that Ice Punch would be more effective against Staraptor than Fire Punch.
Bubble Beam

**BubbleBeam**, originally named BubbleBeam until Generation VI, is a damaging **Water**-type move. The Pokémon shoots lots of bubbles at the opponent, dealing mild damage. It's difference is not much known yet from the similar attack, bubble. Only the name, how much damage it causes and how many bubbles during the attack are the only known difference. Piplup can learn the move once it has evolved into Prinplup. In Pokémon Red, Blue Green, and Yellow, Leader Misty will get you the TM11 for Bubblebeam. Just like Bubble, It will have a 10% chance of lowering the target's speed by 1 stage if it hits.

## In the anime

Users
* Kenny's Empoleon
* Dawn's Piplup
Caterpie

← Blastoise | **Caterpie** |  Metapod →

**Caterpie** (pronunciation: *KAT-er-pee*) is a **Bug**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

## Appearance

Caterpie is a worm-like Pokémon that is mainly green in color with a tan underside. Just below its head are four tiny legs that are used only for movement. On top of its head is a red, "y-shaped" antenna, which can be used to produce an odor used in self-defense, in case something tries to hurt it.

## Special abilities

Caterpie has the ability Shield Dust, which negates all status effects that are side effects of other moves. When threatened, it can release a strong odor from its antenna, which it uses to ward off predators.

## Evolution

**Caterpie** evolves into Metapod at level 7 and then Butterfree at level 10.

## In the anime

Though Caterpie has quite a few cameos, the only time one of the main characters owned one was when Ash had caught a Caterpie in the episode *Ash Catches a Pokémon*, being the first Pokémon he ever caught. During the same episode, Caterpie evolved into a Metapod.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation I

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

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

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

*Main article: Caterpie/Learnset Generation IV*

## Origins

Caterpie's name appears to be based on *caterpillar* while its species appears to be a caterpillar (specifically, the swallowtail caterpillar) evolving into a butterfly.

## Trivia

* Caterpie has suction pads (located at the bottom of its feet) that allow it to climb trees and walls or other slopes with ease.
* Caterpie and Goldeen have the same cry until Generation VI.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Blastoise | **Caterpie** |  Metapod →
Candice's Snover

**Candice's Snover** was her third pokémon in her battle with Ash. It defeated Ash's Gliscor without too much difficulty, although it did take a lot of damage from Gliscor's Fire Fang. It then battled Ash's Chimchar but was no match for the Fire type and was defeated.

## Known moves

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

* Andi Whaley (Seasons7-8)
 Debut:

**Cassidy** is an agent of Team Rocket. She is also the partner of Butch. She is favored by Giovanni due to her success. She also seems to be the rival of the other Team Rocket, Jessie.

She is extremely arrogant, vain, conniving and constantly infuriates Jessie with her snobbish attitude and belittling remarks. She also seems to be very smug and proud about her rank in the organization. It's likely that she and Butch have been successful many times in the past, earning Giovanni's trust. Unfortunately for them, every time they have a plan running smoothly when they show up, it always gets foiled by Ash and friends, and the duo are carted off to jail, or blasted off again.

She has purple eyes and blond hair worn in pigtails. She also wears a pair of triangular pink earrings.

Cassidy shares a bitter rivalry with Jessie. It is possible that they met before Training Academy, which is most likely where the rivalry started. In the episode 'Training Daze' they were shown racing each other on the treadmills, it then showed the two of them in the locker rooms afterward, where Cassidy began to pick on Jessie about her 'reputation for being difficult around the place' along with demeaning 'hon's and 'sweetie's. Then again, it's plausible that their rivalry goes back further than their training days. Cassidy's endless taunts and remarks about how she's more competent and successful winds Jessie up to no end, and Cassidy seems to take great pleasure in provoking her rival.
She is one of the only characters who manages to get her partner Butch's name right- most of the time. It also

appears that Cassidy is the more dominant half of her team. In The Breeding Center Secret' she acted as the spokeswoman for their phoney breeding center, luring in the crowds and putting on a 'nice' act while Butch stayed in the background. She seems to boss Butch around a little- this is seen a lot in the episode 'Lovedisc Is a Many Splendored Thing' where she repeatedly yells commands at her partner such as "Gun it!" or "Get a move on, Hutch!" and "Never mind this mushy stuff, after them!" Butch seems to go along with it without complaints, however.

## Voice Actresses

* English: Megan Hollingshead (Seasons 1-6)
* English: Andi Whaley (Season 7-8, Pokémon Chronicles)
* English: Emily Williams (Season 9-10)

## Gallery

* Cassidy without her lipstick.
* Cassidy asking James to join her.
* Cassidy saying her name during their motto.

## Trivia

* The Team Rocket Female Grunts from Gold, Silver and Crystal may be based off her or the other way around.
* In the spin-off series, "Luvdisc is a Many Splendored Thing!" first time Cassidy mentioned Misty's name.
Burgundy's Sawsbuck

**Burgundy's Sawsbuck** is Burgundy's "vintage". She sent it out to battle Cilan's Pansage, but it was defeated by his SolarBeam without landing a single hit.

## Known Moves

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

## Trivia

* Sawsbuck's ability is Chlorophyll, as if it was Sap Sipper, Pansage's **Grass**-type moves wouldn't have affected it.
Bronzong

← Bronzor | **Bronzong** |  Bonsly →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Bronzong** (Japanese: **ドータクン** *Dohtakun*) is a **Steel**/**Psychic**-type Pokémon. One of these Pokémon caused a news sensation when it was dug up at a construction site after a 2000-year sleep.

Revered as a bringer of rain by people thousands of years ago, this Pokémon is said to have summoned rain clouds by opening portals to another world. For this reason, it was revered as the bringer of plentiful harvests.

Bronzong natural abilities making Bronzong only have one type disadvantage,
Levitate make Bronzong cannot be hit with ground type moves, and it's abilities Heatproof make fire type moves will be halved.

## Evolution

**Bronzong** is the evolved form of Bronzor as of level 33.

## Origin

Bronzong resembles (and is likely based off of) an ancient Chinese instrument called the Bianzhong, which consists of several large bronze bells. It's name also seems to come from the words "bronze", as it is what most bells are made of, and "Gong", as they act similiar to bells.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Bronzor | **Bronzong** |  Bonsly →
Cape Brink

**Cape Brink** (**きわのみさき** *Cape Brink*) is a small plateau whereby the house of a Move Tutor is located, who will teach the Trainer's Starter Pokémon one of three ultimate moves, Blast Burn, Hydro Cannon and Frenzy Plant. Located to the south of Two Island, Cape Brink is home to a variety of Pokémon found both by land and sea.

## Items

 Rare Candy |  | Found on the peninsula behind the Move Tutor's house.
Bounsweet

← Bewear | **Bounsweet** |  Steenee →

**Bounsweet** (Japanese: **アマカジ Amakaji**) is a **Grass**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games, Pokémon Sun and Moon. It evolves into Steenee at level 18.

## Game info

### Evolution

 → Level 18 →  → Level while knowing Stomp →

## Trivia

### Design origins

Bounsweet is likely based off of a Purple mangosteen.

### Etymology

Bounsweet's name appears to be based off the words *bounce* and *sweet*.

← Bewear | **Bounsweet** |  Steenee →
Brandon's Ninjask

**Brandon's Ninjask** was used to battle Ash's Squirtle, when Ash challenged Brandon for the last time. Although Ninjask put up a good fight, Squirtle eventually defeated it with Skull Bash.

## Known moves

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

Northwest of Cerulean City. It is located in Kanto and was first introduced in Gen I. You must have beaten the Pokémon League to enter. If you use Surf and try to get in a Cooltrainer will block it until you have beaten all the gym leaders in the Kanto region. This is the only place to catch Mewtwo. The Mewtwo is at Lv 70.

## Items

### Generation I

Pokémon Red, Green and Blue
Full Restore: on the riverbank near the southwest corner of the first floor; center of the second floor
Max Elixir: on the riverbank on the first floor
Max Revive: north edge of the basement
Nugget: near the northwest corner of the first floor
PP Up: east edge of the second floor
Ultra Ball: southwest corner of the second floor; center of the basement
Pokémon Yellow
Full Restore: east edge of the second floor
Max Elixir: west of the entrance on the first floor; north edge of the basement
Max Revive: east edge of the first floor; southeast of the second floor's center; center of an elevated area in the basement
Rare Candy: southeast corner of the first floor; west edge of the second floor
Ultra Ball: center of the first floor; center of the second floor; center of an elevated area in the basement; northeast corner of the basement

### Generation III

Full Restore: on the riverbank near the southwest corner of the first floor; against the eastern edge of the second floor
Max Elixir: near the center of the first floor
Max Revive: in the northeast corner of the basement
Nugget: in the northwest corner of the first floor
PP Up: near the southwest corner of the second floor
Ultra Ball: near the southeast corner of the second floor; near the center of the basement

## Trivia

In Generation I, any Pokémon that can only be found in the Cerulean Cave is listed as "area unknown" in the Pokédex. This was fixed in Generation III, however. Whether this was intended or just a glitch is unknown (most likely a glitch).
Though its design varies with each iteration, the version of it found in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen and Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver is very heavily similar to the one in the original Pokémon Red and Green, which was never released outside of Japan. The only difference is the Generation III addition of Rock Smash boulders.It apears in many games.
Cadee

**Cadee** makes medicines by using the electricity. She owns a medicine shop in Hoenn, which the medicines are made from electricity. When brock sees how she did it, he went crazy. Cadee's Mareep uses its electricity to make potions. She appeared in: AG 149 *A Chip Off the Old Brock! / Mizugorou and Mokoko! Wonder Drug of Love!?!?*
Cerulean City

**Cerulean City** (ハナダシティ *Hanada City*) is a city in the Kanto region, it has several national landmarks such as: The bike shop, a house that Team Rocket broke into and the Cerulean Gym. It is the third major city of the Pokémon Red and Blue and FireRed and LeafGreen series. It is also the location of the third gym/second gym battle. Its Gym leader is Misty. It is located between four different routes: Routes 24, 5, 4 and 9. Its motto is: *Cerulean City: A mysterious, blue aura surrounds it* in Japanese it is *Hanada is the color of Aqua mysteries*.

## Places of Interest

### Cerulean Gym

Misty's gym is in east of the city. She's a girl that trains and specialises in **Water** Pokémon. She uses Starmie and Staryu in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen and Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow. In Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal she uses Quagsire, Golduck, Lapras and Starmie.

### Bike Shop

Here, you can buy a bike for 1,000,000  (which is impossible as the limit for the player to carry is 999,999 ) or the player can take a Bike Voucher from the Pokémon Fan Club chairman to receive a free bike.

In Generation II, the Bike Shop was closed due to it moving to Goldenrod City. In Generation IV, the building was open, but nothing was in it.

### Cerulean Cave

On the Northwestern point of Cerulean City, there's a cave blocked by someone. Beat the Pokémon league (and in the remake beat the Pokémon League and get the National Pokédex and also deliver the ruby and sapphire gemstones to Celio at one island) and you can enter this dark dungeon filled with strong Pokémon. On the bottom floor floats a level 70 Mewtwo.

## Pokémon

### Generation I, III

#### Good Rod

* Poliwag, Goldeen (Gen I)
* Horsea, Krabby, Magikarp (Gen III)

#### Super Rod

* Psyduck, Krabby, Goldeen (RB)
* Goldeen, Seaking (Y)
* Gyarados, Horsea, Psyduck (FR)
* Krabby, Slowpoke, Gyarados (LG)

### Generations II, IV

#### Good Rod

* Corsola (Gen II Day and Morning)
* Staryu (Night)

### Super Rod

* Krabby, Kingler
* Corsola (Morning, day)
* Staryu (Night)
* Goldeen, Magikarp, Seaking (Gen IV)

## Surf

* Tentacool (Gen III)
* Goldeen, Seaking (Gen II, Gen IV)

### Trade

At all Kanto only versions except Yellow you can trade a Poliwhirl for a Jynx.

## Trainers

### Generation I

#### Generation III

Your rival is again like he appeared at Red, Blue, Green. The only difference is that his Abra is a level 16.

Also the Rocket grunt is the same.

## Items

* Rare Candy (Behind the house near the gym) R/B/Y/FR/LG
* Bicycle (Exchange for a bike voucher) R/B/Y/FR/LG
* Berserk Gene (Surf at the water near Cerulean cave) G/S/C
* Nugget (Take the place of the Berserk Gene) HG/SS
* Fab Mail (Held by the traded Jynx) FR/LG
* TM28 Dig (After you defeat the rocket grunt) R/B/Y/FR/LG
Canalave City Gym

The **Canalave City Gym** is the sixth gym in the Sinnoh region to be challenged. Like the Olivine Gym, this gym focuses on **Steel**-type Pokémon, but unlike the Olivine Gym, there are trainers you have to face before reaching the Gym Leader, Byron, who is pretty high up. The Gym has many elevators through out it that you use to reach the gym leader, Byron.

## General Information

* Location: Canalave City
* Region: Sinnoh
* Gym Leader: Byron
* Badge: Mine Badge
* Dominant Type:
* Recommended Type: , ,
Carbos

**Carbos** (Japanese: **インドメタシン** *Indometacin*) is a Battle Item that increases the base Speed stat of a Pokémon. Introduced in Generation I, it is worth 9800 and can be sold for a price of 4900.

## Description

* GSC - Raises SPEED of one Pokémon.
* RSE - Raises the base Speed stat of one Pokémon.
* FRLG - A nutritious drink for Pokémon. It raises the base Speed stat of one Pokémon.
* DPPt/HGSS - A nutritious drink for Pokémon. It raises the base Speed stat of a single Pokémon.
* BW - A nutritious drink for Pokémon. It raises the base Speed stat of a single Pokémon.

## Locations

* RBY - Celadon Department Store
* GSC - Celadon Department Store, Goldenrod Department Store, Battle Tower (Exclusive to Pokémon Crystal version)
* RSE - Celadon Department Store, Slateport City (From Energy Guru in market), Battle Frontier (Exclusive to Pokémon Emerald version)
* 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 - Battle Subway, Shopping Mall Nine
Brock's Steelix

**Brock's Steelix** is one of Brock's Pokémon he caught as an Onix in Kanto. It evolved into Steelix (not shown) and was discovered in Battle Frontier series. Steelix was given to Brock's brother, Forrest, the next Pewter City Gym Leader. It still resides with Forrest in the Pewter Gym.

## Known Moves

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

**Celestial Tower** is a tower in Unova that is located north of Route 7.

## In the games

Upon arriving in Mistralton City, Skyla tells you to go to the Celestial Tower. She says that there is an injured Pokémon she found while she was flying. She then tells you to climb up the tower. After you ring the bell, she says you can challenge her gym.

## Trainers

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 Gain: 1980

 Gain: 1920

## Trivia

* The Celestial Tower's name in a direct translation from Japanese to English is the "Tower of Heaven".
* When the player gets to the top, Skyla will let the player ring the bell.
Canalave City

**Canalave City** is a city in western Sinnoh. It includes the Harbor Inn, a Pokemon Center, a PokéMart, the Gym Leader, Byron, Move Deleter, and the Canalave Library. You can also talk to a sailor there, who can take you to Iron Island, or Fullmoon Island.

## Items

TM48 Skill Swap: Talk to a girl in the far Northwest corner in a house.

TM89 U-Turn: Use surf south of Edricth's boat.

Pearl: Hidden in the southwest corner.
Buzzwole

← Nihilego | **Buzzwole** |  Pheromosa →

**Buzzwole** (Japanese: **マッシブーン Massivoon**) is a dual-type **Bug**/**Fighting**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games, Pokémon Sun and Moon. It does not evolve into any other Pokémon.

## Game info

### Evolution

Buzzlowe does not evolve into any other Pokémon.

### Locations

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

Buzzwole's name appears to be based off the words *buzz* and *swole*.

← Nihilego | **Buzzwole** |  Pheromosa →
Carnivine

← Toxicroak | **Carnivine** |  Finneon →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Carnivine** (Japanese: **マスキッパ** *Muskippa*) is a **Grass**-type Pokémon. It was introduced in Generation IV.

## Appearance

Carnivine is undoubtedly one of the strangest looking Pokémon. It appears to resemble a venus flytrap, with huge jaws and red and green vines that it uses to hang from mangrove trees in the marshes where it lives. Carnivine also has leaves where it's arms should be. Carnivine does not move much, it simply hangs upside-down and waits for bugs such as Ledyba, to fly by.

## Special Abilities

Carnivine only has the ability Levitate which allows it to float in the air and become resistant to **Ground**-type moves. It is said to look like a plant that hangs from branches by using his tentacles. Carnivine lets out its sweet-smelling saliva to attract prey and chomps on the prey. Carnivine takes an entire day to eat its prey.

## Etymology

Carnivine is based on "**Carniv**ore" and "**Vine**".

## In Anime

James owned it since he was a little kid in the Sinnoh region as a playmate, and he went back to his mansion in Sinnoh to retrieve it to join his team. Carnivine often hugs James when he sends it out in battle.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Toxicroak | **Carnivine** |  Finneon →
Brock's Forretress

After evolving from Pineco, **Forretress** became Brock's most commonly used Pokémon. It got over its habit of exploding when near Brock and became a powerhouse. Forretress was the only one of Brock's Pokémon that he took to Hoenn with him and resided as a vital member of his team until Sinnoh. Brock's Forretress debuted in "Entei At Your Own Risk" as a Forretress. It is currently at the Pewter City Gym.

## Moves Learned

* Spikes
* Selfdestruct
* Explosion
* Rapid Spin
* Tackle
Brandon's Regirock

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

## Biography

Regirock first appeared in Battling the Enemy Within, where it defeated Ash's Sceptile, despite type disavantage. Regirock was also used to battle Reggie's Drapion and won. It is Brandon's most used Pokémon and is also the first Regi added to his team. Regirock is arguably the strongest of Brandon's Pokemon because it has had more victories on screen than any of Brandon's other Pokemon.

Brandon later used Regirock again in A Pyramiding Rage where it battled Paul's Pokémon in a 6 on 6 battle. Regirock defeated Paul's Hariyama, Electabuzz, Ursaring and Magmar while Regice and Registeel dealt with Lairon and Nidoking.

Regirock was used once more in Pillars of Friendship to stop an enraged Regigigas from going into a rampage. After Regirock and the other Regis saved Regigigas from Hunter J, Brandon decided to stay with Regirock, Regice and Registeel at Snowpoint Temple to protect Regigigas from any future attacks.

## Known moves

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

* Flint (older brother)

* Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

* *DP181*

**Buck** is a character that first appears in the Fight Area. He can join the player during an event in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl and Platinum. He asks the player to join him to the top of Stark Mountain because he underestimated the strength of the wild Pokémon located there. He then follows the player around, keeping the player's Pokémon healthy. The player must help him find the 'treasure' of Stark Mountain. After getting to the room where the treasure, and later Heatran, is found, he takes the treasure which appears as a stone in the games. Afterward, he can be found in his grandfather's house in the Fight Area where he is told to return the stone to it's rightful place. Later, he can be found in Sinnoh's Battle Tower competing against the player. He specializes in Pokémon that have high Defense/Special Defense capabilities.

## In the Anime

Buck appeared in DP181 Bucking the Treasure Trend. Ash & Co. were on their way to Lily of the Valley Island - Headed for the Sinnoh League. Buck however was on the way to a closer location named Dandelion Island. As Brock suggested Buck is a Treasure Hunter alongside his partner Baltoy. Buck searches for Rare Items and uses Baltoy's senses to find them in difficult situations. Ash and friends helped him find the treasure of Dandelion Island - Ancient Pottery, guarded by a powerful Claydol which (with Ash's help) Buck defeated and captured. Buck appears to be a Treasure Hunter. Buck wants to become an Archaeology Professor, his hobby of being a Treasure Hunter helped him to realise his dreams and potentials.

## See also

* Cheryl
* Riley
* Mira
* Marley
Camper

A **Camper** is a type of Trainer Class that appears throughout the Pokémon games. They were introduced in Generation I as **Jr. Trainers♂** and usually appear as young boys in some sort of uniform and can usually be found near woods of some sort.

## Trivia

* They used to be known as **Jr. Trainers♂** during the early games but this soon changed during the Johto games. They were also known as Boy Scouts but this was changed for legal reasons.
* They appear to be the male counterpart to the Picnickers as well for this reason.
Cameran Palace

**Cameran Palace** (Japanese: **オルドラン** *Oldoran*) is an anime-exclusive place in Kanto. The "Queen" of this palace is Lady Ilene and her Pokémon, Mime jr.. It is in the center of Rota, a town in the North side of Kanto. Lady Rin, Sir Aaron, and Lucario used to live in this palace. Ash and friends travel there for a Pokémon contest, and whoever wins will be crowned Guardian of the Aura. Cameran Palace is in the movie Lucario and the Mystery of Mew.

## Trivia

* Cameran Palace is based on the Neuschwanstein Castle.
Barry's Hitmonlee

**Barry's Hitmonlee** was shown in Barry's battle with Paul, where it was shown to be fast and strong. However, in its battle against Paul's Ursaring, it burned Ursaring with Blaze Kick, activating its Guts ability. Due to Ursaring's increased attack power, Hitmonlee was overwhelmed and fainted.

## Known moves

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

## Personality

It is shown that he is ready to protect anyone and is brave as shown as trying to protect the others during the magnet train fight in the G/S/C chapter.

## Appearance

His appearance doens't change that much from the R/G/S Chapter to the G/S/C Chapter. His appearance still looks the same.

## Plot Overview

### Red, Blue and Green Chapter

Red battled Brock for a gym badge but almost lost because his Pikachu isn't listening to him. But he still won.

### Yellow Chapter

Pewter City was attacked and just like the rest of the Gym leaders who got attacked, their gym badges were taken.

### Gold, Silver and Crystal Chapter

He fought against Team Rocket along with the other Gym leaders in the magnet train.

## Gallery

### Gold, Silver and Crystal Chapter

* Brock in the Gold, Silver and Crystal Chapter.
Byron's Bronzor

**Byron's Bronzor** battled Ash's Chimchar in Dealing with Defensive Types. Despite its use of Rain Dance and its special ability Heatproof, Chimchar proved too powerful for Bronzor to defeat and Bronzor lost the battle.

## Known moves

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

**Cerise Island** is the base of operations for the Elite Four, and is situated nearby to Cinnabar Island.

## Overview

The island was used by the Elite Four as a giant "Gym Badge Amplification Device", many times larger than the Team Rocket variant. Its purpose, as the name suggests is to draw out the energy from the 8 Gym Badges, with 7 of the aforementioned badges being positioned around the base of the dormant volcano at the center of the island, and the final badge embedded into the volcano itself. This technology was used by the Elite Four in order to eradicate the whole of human existence, to prevent further enslavement of Pokémon, with the exception of their members. It is this looming threat that brings the Pokédex Holders and the Team Rocket Executives together at Cerise Island in an uneasy alliance to prevent the Elite Four's plan from unraveling.

## Design

Overall, Blaine surmised that Cerise Island was similar to a labyrinth, stating that the island seems like it has no exit.

## Trivia

* In **Chuang Yi'**s independent translation of the Pokémon Adventure series, they mistakenly dubbed Cerise Island as **Salt Island**.
Charmander (Team Go-Getters)

**Charmander** is a fellow member of the rescue team "Go-Getters" from the series Pokémon Mystery Dungeon. With an unknown level he learned Flamethrower in the anime series "Pokemon Mystery Dungeon" shortly after he had used Ember on the Shroomish he tried a second time and Ember appeared to be Flamethrower.

## Fellow Rescue Team Members

Squirtle

Chikorita
Brodie

**Voice actor:** | Andrew Paull (English)
 Debut:

**Brodie** is member of Team Magma. He specializes in disguising himself as others and became known as "The Man of a Thousand Faces". After Team Magma was disbanded, he became a thief and attempted to steal the Ribbon Cup in *The Ribbon Cup Caper*.

## Pokemon

Ditto

Golbat
Butterfree

← Metapod | **Butterfree** |  Weedle →

**Butterfree** (pronunciation: *BUHT-ter-free*) is a dual **Bug**/**Flying**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It is the evolved form of Metapod and the final evolution form of Caterpie.

## Appearance

Butterfree is an insect-like Pokémon appearing as a large butterfly. Butterfree has a large purple body with light blue limbs and a nose with very small fangs. Its eyes are quite large in proportion to its head and are a red color. Butterfree's large wings simply appear as black and white butterfly wings.

## Special abilities

Regular Butterfree have the ability Compoundeyes which raises its accuracy rating by 30%. Outside of battle, Compoundeyes will raise the chances of finding a Pokémon with an item if the user is in the lead slot of the party.

Butterfree befriended within the Dream World have the Tinted Lens ability, which doubles the power of "not very effective" moves.

In battle, it flaps its wings at high speed to release highly toxic dust into the air.

## Evolution

**Butterfree** evolves from Metapod at level 10 and is the final evolution of Caterpie.

## In the anime

Butterfree first appeared in the episode *Challenge of the Saumrai* where Ash Ketchum's Metapod evolved into a Butterfree near the episode's end. Ash used this Butterfree on a number of different occasions, but eventually released it in the episode *Bye Bye Butterfree*. Other notable Trainers to include Butterfree in their team include Ritchie and Drew.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation I

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

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

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

*Main article: Butterfree/Learnset Generation IV*

## Origins

Butterfree vaguely resembles the Inachis io butterfly. However, its wings are white instead of colored.

### Name Origins

* **English**: "Butterfree" is a portmanteau of the words "*butterfly*" and "*free*".

## Trivia

* Despite Butterfree being a **Bug**-type, Butterfree could not learn any **Bug**-type moves until Generation III.
* Butterfree and Beautifly are both known as the Butterfly Pokémon.
* Despite the color of Butterfree's body mainly being purple, it is classified as a White in the Pokédex, being its wing color.
* Butterfree is the first non-starter pokemon introduced to have more than one types.
* Interestingly, the Butterfree that Ash's Butterfree left with is not the regular shiny coloration.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Metapod | **Butterfree** |  Weedle →
Cascoon

← Beautifly | **Cascoon** |  Dustox →

**Cascoon** (Japanese: **マユルド** *Mayurudo*) is a **Bug**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, whose only possible move is Harden, which raises its defense. It is similar in appearance to Silcoon.

## Evolution

Cascoon is one of the two evolutions Wurmple can go through at level 7.

## Game info

### Game locations

 **Black**/**White** | Evolve Wurmple (White only)

#### Side game locations

 Red Rescue Team & Blue Rescue Team | Mt. Horn (2F-3F, 6F-7F, 9F-10F, 12F-14F)Lush Prairie (1F-5F)Mystery Jungle (B1F-B29F)

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Beautifly | **Cascoon** |  Dustox →
Chandelure

← Lampent | **Chandelure** |  Axew →

**Chandelure** (Japanese: **シャンデラー** *Shandera*) is a **Ghost**/**Fire**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V. Chandelure is the evolved form of Lampent and final evolutionary form of Litwick. It requires a Dusk Stone to evolve. One is used by the Unova Elite Four member Shauntal. It also has the highest special attack stat of all non-legendary Pokémon.

## Appearance

Chandelure is a black and purple Pokémon. It has two black arms with two candle like extension's sprouting from each arm. This Pokémon looks similar to a chandelier, with a large head and multiple arms extending out from its base. Its mouth area consists of black stitches.

## Origin

Chandelure's name is based off of the word "chandelier" and "lure", as it is what the Pokémon's appearance is based off of and that this Pokémon uses its lights to lure people away.

## Trivia

* The Chandelure evolutionary line are the only Pokémon with the unique Ghost/Fire typing.
* Chandelure has the highest special attack stat of all non-Legendary Pokémon.
* Chandelure is one of the few Pokémon that can have the Shadow Tag ability. However, it can only have it at a hidden ability.
* Chandelure's name is a portmanteau of the words "chandelier" and "lure".
	+ The flames of this Pokémon's line are a play on the depiction of ghosts/spirits appearing as ghastly flames/lights in Japanese culture.
* Chandelure is the second Pokémon to be based on a decoration for a house, the first being Rotom in its Heat Forme.
* Despite Chandelure possessing the ability to hover, it doesn't have the ability Levitate.
* Chandelure is one of the few Pokémon to not learn any moves from Level 1.
* Chandelure is one of only three stage 2 **Ghost**-type Pokemon. The others are Gengar and Dusknoir.
* Chandelure is the only stage 2 dual **Fire**-type Pokemon as of Generation V.
* In PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond, this pokemon is the keeper of the Atraction 'Dance Inferno'.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Lampent | **Chandelure** |  Axew →
Caitlin (Adventures)

**Caitlin** is a Frontier Brain in the Pokémon Adventures manga.

## Plot Overview

### Platinum Chapter

She appeared in the Platinum Chapter of the Pokémon Adventures Manga. Platinum was one of Caitlin's challengers. But to Platinum's surprise, she fought against Darach instead. In the end, Platinum won, so she gave her the print for winning. Later she scolds Darach for being overconfident.
Buneary

← Drifblim | **Buneary** |  Lopunny →

[[Category:**Brown** Pokémon]]

**Buneary** (Japanese: **ミミロル** *Mimiroru*) is a **Normal**-type Pokémon. To hatch a Buneary egg, one has to walk 5,355 steps.

## Appearance

Buneary appears to be a brown bunny with yellowish-goldish fluffs on its ears. It has pink undersides on its ears. Buneary also has a pink triangular-shaped nose. It also has goldish-yellowish fluff starting from its foot to its stomach on where its brown parts begin.

## Special Abilities

Buneary has the abilities Run Away and Klutz along with the hidden ability Limber. Run Away allows Buneary to flee from any wild Pokémon battle without any fail, while Klutz prevents Buneary from using its held items. Limber prevents Buneary from being paralyzed.

## In Anime

*Main article: Dawn's Buneary*In the anime, Dawn owns a female Buneary capable of using Ice Beam and Bounce. Dawn used Buneary in many of her contests through Sinnoh and even made an outfit for Buneary, further highlighting its cute appearance. Buneary also appears to have a crush on Ash's Pikachu, often embarrassing him.
## Evolution

**Buneary** evolves into Lopunny at any given level when it has max happiness.

## Game Info

### Side Game Data

 R-020
 Capture Points\*
 71

## Origins

Buneary appears to be based off a small brown rabbit whilst its name comes from the words *bunny* and *ear*. Its Japanese name comes from *mimi* (ear) and *roll.*

## Trivia

* Buneary is the only Pokémon to learn Frustration via level up.
* Buneary and Kricketot are the only two Sinnoh Pokémon in swarms in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver.
* Using Buneary's ears it can use powerful moves like Dizzy Punch.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Drifblim | **Buneary** |  Lopunny →