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Bullet Seed

**Bullet Seed** is a **Grass** type move. The user shoots seeds in a rapid motion at the opponent Pokémon, dealing damage 2 to 5 times in a single turn. Each turn it deals approximately 10 damage (25 in Generation V).

## Effect

### Contests

Badly shocks all Pokémon who made good appeals in the previous turn. Also, it is allowed to be used twice in succession without any negative repercussions.

## Description

The user forcefully shoots seeds at the target. Two to five seeds are shot in rapid succession.

 **X**/**Y** | The user forcefully shoots seeds at the target two to five times in a row.

## TM of move

* Item name: TM09
* Item use: teach to Pokémon.
* Item exists in versions: Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Fire Red, Leaf Green, Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver.
* In the Hoenn region Generation III games, Bullet Seed is found at Route 104. In the Kanto region Generation III games, Bullet Seed is found at Mt. Moon. In the Sinnoh region Generation IV games, Bullet Seed is found at Route 204. In the Johto region Generation IV games, Bullet Seed is found at Route 32.
Clear Body

**Clear Body** is an ability that allows the host to be unaffected by the opponent's moves or abilities that lower its statistics, such as Leer; this includes accuracy and evasion. Pokémon with this ability can still have their statistics lowered by their own moves, however, such as with Hammer Arm or Superpower.
Carbink

← Dedenne | **Carbink** |  Goomy →
**Carbink** (Japanese: メレシー; *Mereshī*) is a dual-type **Rock**/**Fairy** Pokémon, introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It is not known to evolve into any other Pokémon.

## Game info

### Evolution

Carbink is not known to evolve into any other Pokémon.

### Learnset

#### By breeding

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

## Trivia

### Facts

* It has the highest base defense stat of all **Fairy**-type Pokémon.

### Design origins

Carbink is based off of the carbuncle, a mythical creature from Latin America known for the gemstone growing from its head, usually a carbuncle, hence the name.

### Etymology

Carbink's name is based off the words *carbuncle*, *carbon*, an element found in diamonds, and *tink*, which means to tinkle.

← Dedenne | **Carbink** |  Goomy →
Clear Bell

A **Clear Bell** is an item introduced in Generation II that allows the player to encounter Suicune on the bottom floor of the Tin Tower.

In HeartGold, the '"Clear Bell'" is obtained in Ecruteak City from the Kimono Girls after defeating Clair. Having the Clear Bell allows you to pass through the gatehouse to the Bell Tower and obtain the Rainbow Wing from the sage at the bottom floor of the Bell Tower. With both the Clear Bell and Rainbow Wing collected, you may then proceed to the roof to encounter Ho-oh.

## Locations found

* C: Radio Tower
* HG: Ecruteak City
Clemont's Dedenne

Clemont's Dedenne is the first Pokémon Clemont caught during his adventure through Kalos. He caught it by Bonnie's request so she can take care of it, as she is not old enough to be a Pokémon Trainer.

## Biography

During their journey to Santalune City, Ash, Clemont and Bonnie encountered Dedenne. Bonnie asked Clemont if he would want to catch it for her to take care of. Clemont agreed, but before he could catch Dedenne, a wild Fletchling steals the berry and swallows it, making Dedenne upset.

An episode later, Dedenne reappeared to the group while Bonnie is petting Fletchling, and steals some food. The gang chases it for a while, before Dedenne and Pikachu ended up getting lost. After an attack from Team Rocket, they became friends and reunite with the group. Clemont captured Dedenne shortly after reuniting, and gave it to Bonnie, who starts carrying Dedenne in her purse.

## Known moves

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

## Trivia

* Dedenne is the first Fairy-type Pokémon to be caught by a main character. This excludes all previous Pokémon of this type that were owned by main characters before Generation VI, those being Misty's Togetic and Azurill, Tracey's Marill, James' Mime Jr. and Dawn's Togekiss.
Color Changer

The **Color Changer** app is an app for the Pokétch. The Color Changer app can be received when the player shows a Kecleon to a certain person inside the Pal Park building. It allows the player to change the Pokétch's background color. Some examples of the colors are green, red, orange, indigo, teal, and white.
You must have the Kitchen Timer app to get the Color Changer app.

← Kitchen Timer | Pokétch Apps |  Matchup Checker →
Chuck's Wife

Debut:

**Chuck's Wife** appeared along with Chuck in Pokémon Gold and Silver, Pokémon Crystal, Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver and JE093: Machoke, Machoke Man!. Her name was never revealed in the games or the anime.

## In the Anime

When Ash arrived she happily served them Pokémon Power Food. She asked Ash if he was going to have a battle with Chuck and teased her husband by calling him "Flabby". She also gave Ash a pass to the Whirl Islands.
Cianwood City

**Cianwood City** is an island town located in the southwest part of Johto. It is believed to be an island due to its strong sea-side aesthetics, but is on a peninsula and can only be reached by sea travel. Johto's **Fighting**-type expert, Chuck, runs the Cianwood City gym. You can also obtain the Secret Potion here from the Pharmacy to cure Jasmine's Ampharos from its headache. This city is inaccessible until you have the Hidden Machine, Surf. Many of the people here talk about Lugia in this town, most likely because one of the Whirl Islands is located to the east of town. There is also a cave entrance, Cliff Edge Gate, which leads to Route 47.

## Areas Of Interest

#### Cianwood City Gym

The Cianwood City Gym is located to the west of the town. In the first games, the player must use Strength to move the boulders around to get to the Gym Leader, whilst battling any trainer in the way. In the remakes, Chuck is seen in the beginning, but cannot be interacted as long as he is in his training. The player must go to the top of the gym while moving boulders and battling trainers to turn a crank in order to stop the waterfall and end his training. After defeating Chuck, he gives you Technical Machine DynamicPunch/Focus Punch as a reward.

### Kirk's House

Kirk is a trainer that lives in Cianwood City. Before you meet him, Silver shows up at his house and bullies him until Kirk is forced to give Silver his Sneasel. When you show up, he asks you to hold onto his Shuckle until he's sure Silver won't come back. Later, Kirk asks for it back, but if you agree he will let you keep his Shuckle. If you say no, he will call you a thief.

#### Cianwood City Pharmacy

The Cianwood City Pharmacy is a small, old pharmacy located at the southern part of the city. It is a compact pharmacy that has been running for over 500 years. It replaces the PokéMart for the town, like the Souvenir Shop in Mahogany Town. The SecretPotion is sold here and given to the player after the player has met Jasmine at the Lighthouse.
Cress' Panpour

**Cress' Panpour** battled Ash's Pikachu at the Striaton City Gym. Panpour uses Double Team to dodge Pikachu's Quick Attack. Then Panpour with Double Team stil activated uses Scratch. A Water Gun almost hits Pikachu. Pikachu is using Thunderbolt. But Panpour uses Water Gun on Pikachu's feet to stop the attack. Then it hits Pikachu With Water Gun, then Scratch. Pikachu uses Volt Tackle but Panpour stops it with Mud Sport. At last Panpour ends it with Water Gun. Panpour seems to be a very powerful Pokémon.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* Using Scratch
* Using Mud Sport
* Using Double Team
Conway's Heracross

**Conway's Heracross** was a powerful Pokémon that Conway used in the Tag Team Tournament against Ash and Paul. It fought alongside Dawn's Buizel who it seemed to be quite friendly with. Heracross was eventually defeated by Ash's Chimchar.

## Known moves

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

← Cosmog | **Cosmoem** |  Solgaleo →

**Cosmoem** (Japanese: **コスモウム Cosmovum**) is a **Psychic**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games, Pokémon Sun and Moon. It evolves into either Solgaleo if playing Pokémon Sun/Pokémon Ultra Sun or Lunala if playing Pokémon Moon/Pokémon Ultra Moon at level 53.

## Game info

### Evolution

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

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

### Learnset

#### By leveling

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## Trivia

### Etymology

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

← Cosmog | **Cosmoem** |  Solgaleo →
Cinccino

← Minccino | **Cinccino** |  Gothita →

**Cinccino** (Japanese: **チラチーノ** *Chirachiino*) is a **Normal**-type Pokémon that first appeared in the Generation V games Pokemon Black and White. You can also catch this Pokémon in shaking grass below Driftveil in Cold Storage.

## Appearance

Cinccino is a gray and white Pokémon with large fluffy ears and big oval eyes. It has a fluffy tail around its neck. It also has small neat feet and hands.
﻿And it also has scarf like tails. It resembles a chinchilla.

## Evolution

**Cinccino** is the evolved form of Minccino, whom it evolves from with a Shiny Stone.

## Trivia

* Cinccino's Japanese name is a pun, "accino" coming from the famous coffee "Cappuccino".
* Cinccino, along with Vulpix, Ninetails, and Ambipom, are the only Pokémon to posses more than one tail on its back.
* The only damage-dealing moves Cinccino learns hit multiple times.
* All non-damaging moves Cinccino learns are normal-typed.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Minccino | **Cinccino** |  Gothita →
Cottonee

← Scolipede | **Cottonee** |  Whimsicott →

**Cottonee** (Japanese: **モンメン** *Monmen*) is a **Grass****Fairy**-type Generation V Pokémon. Prior to Generation VI, it was a pure **Grass**-type Pokémon. It has two new abilities: Prankster and Infiltrator. It is exclusive to Pokémon Black V. One can be obtained in Pokémon White if the player trades his/her Petilil in game.

## Evolution

**Cottonee** evolves with the use of a Sun Stone.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Scolipede | **Cottonee** |  Whimsicott →
BW080: Guarding the Guardian of the Mountain!

May-10-2012

## Episode Plot

As Ash and co. are on the home stretch to Icirrus City, they encounter Brycen, the leader of the Icirrus Gym, who had to go through rigorous training to get to where he is today. Ash and his Krokorok must prove to be worthy before they can challenge Brycen, but after the training, A Volcarona appears and is being pursued by a hunter. Can Ash and co. be able to help, and why is Iris keeping her distance from Brycen?

## Debuts

**Human Characters**

* Brycen

**Pokémon**

* Jellicent (Male form)
* Jellicent (Female form)
* Volcarona
Contest Categories

In the Generation III games, one can enter his or her Pokémon into a Pokémon Contest, while in Generation IV games, Pokémon can be entered in Super Contests.

There are 5 different contest categories. They are called Cool, Cute, Beauty, Tough and Smart. In Generation 3, the ranks are called Normal, Super, Hyper and Master rank while in generation 4, they are called after different Poké Balls.
Comet Shard

"*A shard which fell to the ground when a comet approached. A maniac will buy it for a high price.*"
— Flavor Text, *Pokémon Black and White*
The **Comet Shard** (すいせいのかけら, *Comet Shard*) is a valuable item that was introduced in Generation V. It has no side-effect, despite being pursued by a treasure maniac in Icirrus City, who will buy it for a price of 60,000. Comet Shards can be found at the Giant Chasm, and are sometimes held by wild Cleffa, Clefairy, Clefable, Lunatone and Solrock.
BW076: Battling the Leaf Thieves!

Apr-12-2012

## Episode Plot

With the Clubsplosion Tournament behind them, Ash and co. set out for Icirrus City once again. During a battle, Ash's Swadloon evolves into Leavanny, and gains a habit of making clothes out of leaves. However, his clothes make some Durant mistake Iris' Axew for food and kidnaps him. Will Ash and co. get Axew back, and can Leavanny keep its habit under control?

## Trivia

* Like the Greek legend of "Thesius and the Minotaur", Leavanny used its own thread to make a trail from the Durant den entrance so that Ash and co. could find their way out.
Corvisquire

← Rookidee | **Corvisquire** |  Corviknight →

**Corvisquire** (Japanese: **アオガラス Aogarasu**) is a **Flying**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VIII games, Pokémon Sword and Shield. It evolves from Rookidee at level 18 and into Corviknight at level 38.

## Game info

### Evolution

File:821.png → Level 18 → Corvisquire → Level 38 → File:823.png

### Learnset

#### By leveling

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

#### By TM

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

#### By breeding

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

## Trivia

### Etymology

Corvisquire's name appears to be based off the words *corvid* and *squire*.

← Rookiedee | **Corvisquire** |  Corviknight →
Cranidos

← Roserade | **Cranidos** |  Rampardos →

[[Category:**Blue** Pokémon]]

**Cranidos** (Japanese: **ズガイドス** *Zugaidosu*) is a **Rock**-type Pokémon and a Fossil Pokémon, able to be revived from the Skull Fossil.

## Appearance

Cranidos is a short, bipedal, dinosaur-like Pokémon. It is very similar to the real life Pachycephalosaurus, having long hindlimbs and short forelimbs, and also having an extremely thick skull roof. The front of Cranidos' body is largely gray, while it's back and the top of its head are blue. From the sides to the back of its head are four large spikes. Cranidos' most notable feature though, is the large blue dome that is its head that it can use to smash down rocks or trees.

## Special Abilities

Cranidos is one of three Pokémon to have the ability Mold Breaker. This ability allows Cranidos's moves to strike through any opposing abilities. Cranidos also have incredible leg strength, allowing it to move at great speeds so as to hit its opponent. Cranidos's dome-like head is noted as being as hard as iron, making it capable of even breaking through rock.

## In Anime

Cranidos has had a large role as Gym Leader Roark's key Pokémon. He used it in a battle against Paul in *Shapes of Things to Come*, and against Ash in *A Gruff Act to Follow*.

During a battle with Team Rocket, in the episode *Wild in the Streets*, Roark's **Cranidos** evolved into a Rampardos.

## Evolution

**Cranidos** evolves into Rampardos, once it reaches level 30.

## Origins

Cranidos's appearance is very similar to the Pachycephalosaurus dinosaur, and is the basis of this Pokémon's looks and abilities.

Cranidos's name comes from the word cranium referring to its thick skull, while similarly its Japanese name Zugaidos comes from the word zugaikotsu, also meaning cranium.

## Trivia

* Cranidos, despite its head being its greatest asset, it could not learn Iron Head until Pokémon Platinum, and cannot learn Skull Bash. It also can't have the ability Rock Head.
* Cranidos is the first fossil Pokémon not to have two types.
* Cranidos and Shieldon evolve at Level 30, the earliest of any fossil Pokémon.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Roserade | **Cranidos** |  Rampardos →
Buena

**Buena** is the host of Buena's Password, a radio show in the Johto games. In order to play, you must go to the Radio Tower and get the Blue Card from her. In Pokémon Crystal, her radio show is only on at night until midnight. However, in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, she is on every three hours between 3AM thru 11PM.
Clauncher

← Dragalge | **Clauncher** |  Clawitzer →
**Clauncher** (Japanese: **ウデッポウ** *Udeppou*) is a **Water**-type Pokémon, first introduced, exclusively, in the Generation VI game, Pokémon X. It evolves into Clawitzer, starting at level 37.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Clauncher seems to be based on a lobster.

### Etymology

Clauncher's name comes from the words *claw*, a reference to its large, powerful right claw, and *launcher*, a reference to the powerful stream of water its large claw can shoot.

← Dragalge | **Clauncher** |  Clawitzer →
Battle Royale

**Battle Royale** is a Pokémon one-on-one combat game.

## Pokémon

* Pikachu
* Charmeleon
* Wartortle
* Ivysaur
* Pidgeot
* Raticate
* Sandslash
* Jigglypuff
* Venonat
* Meowth
* Golduck
* Primeape
* Arcanine
* Poliwrath
* Machoke
* Slopoke
* Gengar
* Hypno
* Cubone
* Hitmonlee
* Hitmonchan
* Scyther
* Electabuzz
* Magmar
* Snorlax
* Mewtwo
* Typhlosion
* Feraligatr
* Noctowl
* Pichu
* Ampharos
* Quagsire
* Scizor
* Heracross
* Elekid
* Tyranitar
* Grovyle
* Blaziken
* Shiftry
* Breloom
* Vigoroth
* Makuhita
* Aggron
* Meditite
* Cacturne
* Zangoose
* Seviper
* Crawdaunt
* Armaldo
* Banette
* Absol
* Deoxys
* Monferno
* Empoleon
* Kricketune
* Roserade
* Vespiquen
* Buizel
* Lopunny
* Garchomp
* Lucario
* Riolu
* Munchlax
* Toxicroak
* Abomasnow
* Weavile
* Rhyperior
* Tangrowth
* Gallade
* Dusknoir
* Darkrai

## Modes

There are four different modes in Battle Royale.

Here you can fight against youre friends in a one-on-one fight!

### Adventure

In this mode you play as Pikachu. When Darkrai plans to take over the world, only one pearson can stop him. Pikachu of course! Go threw epic worlds fight other Pokémon to add them into your clan!

### Colosseum

In this mode you go threw a bunch of battles to win the trophy! Can you do it?

### WiFi battles

Since this is for wii, you can battle online against other people world wide!
Cornn Berry

**Cornn Berry** is a type of berry introduced in Generation III. It is said to be an ancient berry which resembles a corn. Its flavor is dry and sweet. In Generation III and IV games, the Berry Master sometimes gives this berry out. It takes a day to grow when planted and in Generation III it gives out 2-4 berries, but in Generation IV it gives out 2-10 berries. When blended, it always makes a Indigo Pokeblock.
Coin Toss

← Link Searcher | Pokétch Apps |  Move Tester →
## Descriptions

* **Pokétch No:** 015
* **Basic Info:** "The Coin Toss app can be used to make fair choices."
* **Computer Info:** The Coin Toss app will flip a Magikarp coin when used, and will land on a side. Useful for choosing sides or decisions, especially if you can't flip a coin.

## Obtained

* It is obtainable from a man in a house at the Hotel Grand Lake of Valor Lakefront.

## Uses

* Click on the coin to flip it in the air to land a head or a tail.

← Link Searcher | Pokétch Apps |  Move Tester →
Cilan's Pansage

**Cilan's Pansage** is a Pokémon owned by Cilan. He made his first appearance in "Triple Leaders, Team Threats."

## Biography

Pansage first appeared in "Triple Leaders, Team Threats," where he showed it to Ash prior to his Striaton City Gym Battle.

Pansage was used in Cilan's battle against Ash. He battled Ash's Oshawott. Pansage dodged each of Oshawott's attacks easily and hit Oshawott hard with his Bullet Seed and Bite attacks. After Oshawott hit him in midair with Water Gun, Pansage began charging a SolarBeam, which left Oshawott paralyzed with fear. In "Dreams by the Yard Full!," it was shown that Oshawott deflected Pansage's SolarBeam with his scalchop and went on to defeat him with Razor Shell. At the end of the episode, Cilan took Pansage with him went he decided to travel with Ash and Iris.

Pansage battles against Iris' Axew in BW009: The Bloom Is on Axew! in order to help Axew gain some experience in battling. Although his attacks were weakened to 20% of their original power, Axew was still thrown off by them. The battle was ended after Axew unleashed a powerful Dragon Rage that took everyone by surprise.

In BW011: A Home for Dwebble!, Pansage was used to find a group of Dwebble by using Dig. However, it was injured by the Dwebble he was trying to help. The Dwebble apologized and a friendship between the two formed. Pansage later fell ill due to his injury and was healed by Iris' herbal remedy. The following morning, Pansage assisted the Dwebble in getting its rock back. When Cilan decided to catch the Dwebble, Pansage was very happy, as their friendship could continue.

Pansage battled against Burgundy's Sawsbuck in BW019: A Connoisseur's Revenge!. He defeated Sawsbuck easily without getting a single hit.

in BW069: Cilan Takes Flight!, he battled against Skyla's Swoobat even though Pansage was at a type-disadvantage, he ended up getting defeated by Swoobat's Gust.

In BW088, he battled Dawn's Piplup.

In BW092, he battled Galvantula

## Known Attacks

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

## Mystery Egg Event

A event randomly distributed in-game representations of Cilan's Pansage, Ash's Pidove or Iris' Axew. It is always male and has the Gluttony ability.The event went on during April 27 2011 through April 31 2011 (USA) {C

## Gallery

* Pansage resting to recover from his illness.
* Cilan giving pansage the medicine Iris made.
* Pansage eating but not feeling well
* Cilan spraying pansage's injury.
* Cilan and Pansage
* Using SolarBeam
* Using Dig
* Using Bite
* Pansage chased by a Basculin.
* Pansage using Rock Tomb
* Lucky Pansage has an Afro Already.
* Pansage and Cilan artwork upgraded
* Pansage feeling ill in Cilan's arms
Chargestone Cave

**Chargestone Cave** is a cave which is literally charged with energy, causing the rocks within to levitate. It connects Route 6 to Mistralton City. When leveled up here, Nosepass and Magneton will evolve.

You won't be able to pass through the cave until you've beaten Clay at the Driftveil City Gym, as his Pokémon will smash the Galvantula web blocking the entrance.

When you first enter the cave, you'll meet the Shadow Triad. They lead you to N, who says that Team Plasma are waiting to test you. Afterwards, Professor Juniper arrives with Bianca in tow acting as her bodyguard. The Professor reveals she's here to study the Klink in the cave and gives you a Lucky Egg.

After you've travelled through the cave you'll find N near the exit and, as usual, he wants to battle. Once you've defeated him, Professor Juniper and Bianca come along, much to N's disgust. He appears to have a problem with Juniper due to her research, and leaves the cave. The others exit soon after, and you're free to continue your journey.

## Normal Encounter

* Boldore
* Ferroseed
* Joltik
* Klink
* Tynamo

## Items

* Lucky Egg
* BrightPowder
* Heal Ball
* Hyper Potion x2
* Iron
* Magnet
* Nugget x2
* Parlyz Heal
* Rare Candy
* Revive
* Thunder Stone
* Timer Ball
* TM78 Bulldoze
* TM69 Rock Polish
Bugsy

Pokémon Encyclopedia"

"*I'm Bugsy! I never lose when it comes to Bug-type Pokémon. My research is going to make me an authority on Bug-type Pokémon! Let me demonstrate what I've learned from my studies.*"
— Bugsy, *Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver*
**Bugsy** (ツクシ *Tsukushi*) is the Gym Leader of the Azalea Town Gym. Beating him earns the player the Hive Badge. He specializes in using **Bug**-type Pokémon.

## Appearance

Bugsy is an androgynous-looking boy with purple hair and eyes. In the original Gen II games and anime he wore a green camper's outfit (green collared shirt with green shorts suspended by a belt, brown dress shoes and white ankle socks). In Gen IV this is modified to look more like a boy scout outfit (his shirt now has different shades of green, he wears a neckerchief, and he wears yellow-striped knee socks instead).

## Pokémon

### In the Games

#### *Pokémon Black 2 and White 2*

Bug-type Tournament

Johto Gym Leader Tournament/World Leaders Tournament

#### *Pokémon Stadium 2*

Round 1

Round 2

## Gallery

* Bugsy from the Anime.
* Bugsy throwing out a Poke Ball.
* A picture with Bugsy at the Poke park.
* Bugsy and Ash split-screen

## Voice Actors

* **English:** Tara Sands
* **Japanese:** Hiromi Ishikawa
* **Italian:** Monica Bonetto
* **Polish:** Grzegorz Pawlak
* **Spanish:** Amelia Jara
* **Iberian Spanish:** Maria Fernanda Morales

## Trivia

* Bugsy's name is a play on the word BUG, since he is a Bug-type Pokémon Trainer.
* Bugsy is the first Gym Leader that specializes in Bug-type Pokémon.
* At first Bugsy appeared to be androgynous, until it was immediately revealed that he is a boy.
* In his HeartGold/SoulSilver artwork, he has pale skin, but in the anime and game sprites, he appears to have normal colored skin. This trait is shared with Pike Queen Lucy.
* There is a mini boss in the *Kirby* series with the same name, except the S is replaced with ZZ.
* In the Anime, Bugsy swapped his Kakuna from the games with a Spinarak.
Crystal Colosseum

**Crystal Colosseum** is a Colosseum in Pokémon Battle Revolution. This Colosseum can be unlocked by beating Neon Colosseum. The rules in this Colosseum is a tournament battle where 16 competitors enter and if advanced, you'll face the Colosseum Leader: Voldon.

## Trainers under Crystal Colosseum

This Colosseum contains in all is 30 trainers but 16 can only compete.

1. Jose: Tourist
2. Larissa: Cool Beauty (Ice Type)
3. Brad: Shocking Guy (Electric Type)
4. Jamie: Tomboy
5. Byron: Traveling Guy
6. Lindsey: Passionate Rider
7. Davon: Hiking Boy
8. Karla: Future Girl
9. Cody: Icy Guy (Ice Type)
10. Nina: High Tech Maniac
11. Emanuel: Three Brothers (Flying Type)
12. Carissa: Mature Couple
13. Miles: Twins
14. Kelly: Hiking Girl
15. Tony: Leader-In-Training
16. Kaila: Traveling Lady
17. David: Stubborn Boy (Rock Type)
18. Linda: Hardheaded Girl (Rock Type)
19. Milton: Twins
20. Naomi: Shocking Girl (Electric Type)
21. Marcus: Swimming Club Member
22. Tori: Leader-In-Training
23. Hayden: Muddy Boy (Ground Type)
24. Brandi: Three Sisters (Psychic Type)
25. Graham: Lone Wolf
26. Shelly: PIKACHU Fan
27. Mitchell: Hiking Club Member
28. Tyler: Expedition Member
29. Reina: Pokeball Collector
30. Maxwell: Quake Man (Ground Type)
Conway's Shuckle

**Conway's Shuckle** was one of Conway's Pokémon that he used during the Sinnoh Pokémon League. Shuckle proved to be quite powerful, battling against Ash's Noctowl and Donphan, but was finally defeated by Gible when the Dragon Pokémon mastered Draco Meteor.

## Known moves

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

File:180px-Charon Pt.png
**Charon** is one of Team Galactic's commanders.

## In the games

He appears in Pokemon Platinum at various points in the game. He befriended and discovered Rotom. By the end of the game, Charon is arrested by Looker. The player doesn't battle him at all in the game but only sees him once in the building in the underground lab. He is at the entrance at Valley Windworks. Later in the game, He is in Team Galactic's HQ with Saturn. At the very end of the game, he is the boss and he is at Stark Mountain.

## In the manga

   He appeared near the ending of the Diamond and Pearl Arc. Though he quickly disappears. Though he leaves a notebook containing important info. It is presumed that he will be the primary antagonist in the Platinum Arc.

## Trivia

* In HeartGold & SoulSilver, when the player arrives at Silph Co. and finds a journal mentioning him in a broken elevator. This implies that Charon was a former employee of Silph. Co before joining Team Galactic.
* In Platinum, Charon likely used to live at the Old Chateau but probably left likely due to the fame for discovering Rotom or the fact that the Chateau was haunted.
Clear Skies

**Clear Skies** (also known as Intense Sunlight) is the weather effect caused by the Move Sunny Day and the ability Drought.

## Effects In Battle

* Powers up **Fire**-type moves by 1.5.
* Powers down **Water**-type moves by 1.5.
* Thawing out Pokémon that are frozen more quickly.
* Castform's Forecast ability makes it a **Fire**-type Pokémon.
* Weather Ball changes to **Fire**-type and doubles in power.
* Pokémon with the ability Chlorophyll will double in speed.
* Cherrim will change form.
* Pokémon with the Solar Power ability will be damaged every turn, but Special Attack will rise.
* Pokémon with the Dry Skin ability will be damaged every turn.
* Heat Wave always hits, and also can attack foes with Protect.
* Thunder's accuracy is reduced to 50.
* SolarBeam attacks in the first turn (no charge).
* Synthesis, Morning Sun, and Moonlight recovers 3/4 of total HP, instead of 1/2.
* Pokémon with Leaf Guard ability cannot be affected by status effects.
* The Heat Rock increases the duration of Clear Skies from 5 turns to 8 turns when Sunny Day is used.
Critical Hit

**Critical Hit** is a term that refers to an attack hitting "a weak spot". Such a hit causes twice the normal amount of damage. This is generally a random process. The games announce that a critical hit has landed by using the phrase, *"A Critical Hit!"*.
Some moves, like Slash, have a higher chance of scoring a critical hit than others. There are also moves that cause an increase in the amount of critical hits dealt by a Pokémon. These include Focus Energy. The chance of causing a critical hit can be modified by using items that increase the critical hit level. Although, some Pokémon have abilities that prevent the opponent from landing a critical hit.

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Scope Lens and Razor Claw both add 1 level. Super Luck also adds 1 level. The Stick adds 2 levels for Farfetch'd, the Lucky Punch adds 2 levels for Chansey, and Focus Energy and Dire Hit add 2 levels to any Pokémon.
Club Battle

The **Club Battle** is a tournament held in Nimbasa Town that is held by Don George. A sixteen competitor tournament, it consists of three elimination rounds and the finals. Entrants are allowed up to three Pokémon each and are only allowed these Pokémon for the whole tournament, with the competitor knocking out the opponent's Pokémon first winning the match. The winner receives a set of Wings. It took place between BW040-BW044.

## Gallery

* The competitors
* The prize, a set of Wings
* Iris and her Excadrill winning the tournament
Curse (Move)

**Curse** (のろい *Noroi*) is a **Ghost**-type status move that has a different effect for **Ghost**-type Pokémon. Before Generation V, it was a **???**-type move, and the only move of that type.

## Effects

### In Battle

#### Non Ghost-type

When Curse is used by a non **Ghost**-type Pokémon, the user's Speed Stat will drop and in turn raise their Attack Stat and Defense Stat.

#### Ghost-types

When Curse is used by a Ghost-type Pokémon, the user will lose half of their max HP and in turn will place a curse on the opponent. This curse will cause the afflicted Pokémon to lose 1/4 of their max HP at the end of every turn, unless switched out. When combined with Mean Look or Block, it can be a destructive combination. It is much like burn.

## Trivia

* With the exception of Hidden Power, *Curse* is the only move that has effects that vary depending on its user.
Clay Tunnel

**Clay Tunnel** (Japanese: **ヤーコンロード** *Clay Road*) is a cave connecting Driftveil City, Twist Mountain, Mistralton Cave, and the Underground Ruins that can only be accessed once the player has entered the Hall of Fame in *Pokémon Black 2 and White 2*. Mine carts are the primary form of transport throughout the cave, but the player must speak to the workmen situated throughout the cave to be able to ride in them.
Craig Blair

**Craig Blair** is the voice actor of Pyramid King Brandon. He also voiced Ivysaur in *Super Smash Bros. Brawl.*

## Human Roles

* Brandon
* Roark
* Tracey Sketchit (AG192)
* Giovanni (DP002-DP043)
* Mr. Contesta (AG151-DP155)
* Mr. Sukizo (AG151-DP155)
* Jeremy
* Coordinator 2 (AG151)
* Cowboy (AG173)
* Announcer (AG176)
* Male Traienrs (AG176)
* Male Rocket Grunts (AG176)
* One of J's henchmen (DP020)

## Pokemon Roles

* May's Wartortle
* Ivysaur
* Pikachu (Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Team Go-Getters out of the Gate!)
Chuchu

**Chuchu** is a Pokémon of Yellow. She is the first female Pikachu and the first one seen to have offspring.

## Plot Overview

Chuchu was captured about three years after Yellow's first appearance in the Red, Green & Blue chapter. Yellow took it in after she found her injured in the Viridian Forest, and it was seen by her side first in VS. Tyranitar when she introduced it to her uncle Wilton. After noting that it had grown quite attached to her, he expounded on his real objective, which was to ask Yellow to go to the Johto region with him to investigate on Lugia. Because the sheer magnitude of a monster that they're dealing with doesn't leave him with many options alone, he needed someone to go with him, and Yellow came up with the idea to ask Red. After Yellow found him training near the Viridian Forest, Chuchu seemed to take a liking to Pika soon after they met. However, with Red's wrists and ankles still weak from the damage that Lorelei's ice cuffs left on them, he needed to recover at the hot springs of Mt. Silver, and left Pika behind.

Alongside Pika and Yellow, Chuchu flew to Johto on Kitty with Wilton's own Butterfree, where they soon encountered Crystal after the latter mistook Pika for a wild Pokémon. Soon, however, the two trainers got involved in Lugia's rampage and lost consciousness in the shipwreck.

Following the incident, Chuchu and Pika produced an egg when Pika spent time with it in the Johto Daycare Center. When the Masked Man took the three hostage near Ilex Forest, Gold embraced their egg and took a number of blows to guard it, hatching the Pichu that the egg contained. With Pichu's assistance, the boy eventually succeeded in defeating the villain, and Chuchu's offspring was left in his care.

Much later, in the *FireRed & LeafGreen* chapter, Chuchu was seen with a teenaged (albeit short) Yellow as they visited the Viridian Gym together. On its own will, it challenged the gym and found itself overwhelmed and defeated at the hands of Blue's Alakazam, and after recovering with Yellow's mystical healing power, met up with Silver, who was searching for his roots nearby. Through a chain of events, it then found itself in Red's hands after Yellow spent the last of her energy informing him of Deoxys's message, and assisted in defeating Carr's ten Forretress.

Two months later, it and Pika, who were thankfully able to escape the beam that left their trainers petrified, traveled with Gold and Crystal to the Hoenn region to help save Jirachi. Soon, Gold also revealed that the two and his own Pichu had learned Volt Tackle to help out, and after the remaining five of the Pokédex Holders succeeded in freeing their comrades, the three dealt the finishing blow to Guile Hideout's giant Kyogre monster.
Commander

A **Commander** is a subleader of Team Galactic that has appeared in the Generation IV games. The three commanders are Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. In Pokémon Platinum, another commander named Charon makes an appearance. They specialize in the Galactic Grunts' stronger Pokémon and are only battled on certain occasions. They all have Zubat/Golbat and Bronzor/Bronzong in their teams, with the exception of Saturn, who uses Kadabra (DP)/Golbat (Platinum) and Bronzor.
Camouflage

**Camouflage** (ほごしょく *Camouflage*) is a **Normal**-type move introduced in Generation III.

## Effect

### In Battle

The user's type is changed depending on its environment, such as at water's edge, in grass, or in a cave.

* Grass or water puddles → The user becomes a **Grass**-type
* Sand or marsh → The user becomes a **Ground**-type
* Rocky surfaces or caves → The user becomes a **Rock**-type
* On or under water → The user becomes a **Water**-type
* Snow or ice → The user becomes an **Ice**-type
* Plain terrain or building floor → The user becomes a **Normal**-type

### Contests

Affected by how well the appeal in front goes.

### Super Contests

Prevents the Voltage from going up in the same turn.
Chigusa

Debut:

**Chigusa** is an anime character in the Pokémon episode "Two Hits and a Miss". She had a very unusual style of training **Fighting**-type Pokémon (focusing more on style and form rather than power and technique). She has a Hitmontop. Her voice actress is Lisa Ortiz.

## Gallery

* Chigusa getting scolded.
* Training results.

## Trivia

* Chigusa is one of two female Pokémon anime characters voiced by Lisa Ortiz who has a Hitmontop. The other is Terri from the later episode "Pasta la Vista".﻿
Conversion 2

**Conversion 2** (テクスチャー2 *Texture 2*) is a **Normal**-type move introduced in Generation II. It is the signature move of the Porygon evolution line.

## Effect

### In Battle

The user changes its type to make itself resistant to the type of the attack it last took.

### Contests

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

### Super Contests

Earn +3 if the Pokémon gets the lowest score.
Clair's Gyarados

**Clair's Gyarados** was one of Clair's Pokemon.

## Biography

Gyarados first appeared in Beauty is Skin Deep where it was used to protect Clair's Dragonair while it was a Dratini. Thinking that Dratini was under threat, Gyarados attacked Ash, Misty and Brock but stopped when Clair realised that they meant no harm.

Gyarados was a powerful fighter and was used in Clair's second Gym battle with Ash. It defeated Ash's Snorlax by paralyzing it with DragonBreath and finishing it with Hyper Beam. It also put up a good fight against Pikachu but was eventually defeated by the electric Pokemon.

## Known moves

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

**Basculin** was caught temporaly by Cilan during a fake fishing competition which Team Rocket created so that they could steal as many **water** type the participants could. Cilan battled it with his Pansage which had the type advantage a rough battle Cilan caught it and gave it to Team Rocket. When the Pokéballs fall into the water a female Frillish released it to save all the Pokémon from Team Rocket.

## Known moves

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

## Gallery

* Using Water Gun on Cilan's Pansage.
* Basculin swimming in the water area.
* Using Bite on Cilan's Pansage.
* Using Aqua Tail on Pansage.
* Being hit by Pansage's Bullet Seed.
* Basculin chasing Cilan's Pansage.
* Being hit by Pansage's Solar Beam.
* Cilan using his Fishing Pokeball on Basculin.
* Cilan and Pansage when he caught Basculin.
* Cilan giving Basculin's Pokeball to Jessie.
* Basculin in it's Fishing Pokeball.
* Basculin being released by the female Frillish.

## Trivia

* Basculin is the second Pokémon being caught in a Fishing Competition, the first one is a Seaking which Ash caught it in a Seaking Catching Contest.
* Basculin is the first Pokémon to be released in the Black and White saga.
Cerulean City Gym

**Cerulean City Gym** is the Gym of Cerulean City. This Gym specializes in **Water**-type Pokémon. The leader is Misty. The Gym got a major overhaul in Generation IV. Defeat Misty to earn the Cascade Badge. If the player's Pokémon knows Surf, then the move Surf can be used as a shortcut around in this Gym.

## General Information

* Location: Cerulean City
* Region: Kanto
* Gym Leader: Misty
* Badge: Cascade Badge
* Dominant Type:
* Recommended Types: ,

## Red Blue and Yellow

### Red and Blue

 Gain: 80

 Gain: 380

Gym Leader Misty

### Yellow

 Gain: 80

 Gain: 380

Gym Leader Misty

## FireRed and LeafGreen

 Gain: 64

 Gain: 380

Gym Leader Misty

## Pokémon Stadium

### Round 1

Fisher

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Swimmer

Misty

### Round 2

Fisher

Jr. ♀

Swimmer

Misty

## Videos

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Cleffa

← Pichu | **Cleffa** |  Igglybuff →

[[Category:**Pink** Pokémon]]

**Cleffa** (Japanese: **ピィ** *Pi*) is a **Fairy**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II. Prior to Generation VI, it was a pure **normal**-type. It evolves into Clefairy at a high friendship.

## Evolution

Cleffa evolves into Clefairy by leveling up with a high friendship. It then evolves into Clefable via a Moon Stone.

## Game info

### Game locations

#### Side game locations

 Explorers of Time & Explorers of Darkness | Marine Resort (B2F-B7F)

### Learnset

#### Generation II

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

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

*Main article: Cleffa/Learnset Generation IV*

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Pichu | **Cleffa** |  Igglybuff →
Crawdaunt

← Corphish | **Crawdaunt** |  Baltoy →

[[Category:**Red** Pokémon]]

**Crawdaunt** (Japanese: **シザリガー** *Shizarigaa*) is a **Water**/**Dark**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III that resembles a lobster and a crayfish.

## Appearance

Crawdaunt is a red Pokémon with a golden star on it's forehead. It has large claws and the bottom of these claws are tan. It's feet have two claws each and it has a large tail. There is a blue stripe in the middle of it's tan belly.

## In the anime

In the 4kids Entertainment dub, Scottie Ray provided the voice and in the current dub, Dee Bradley Baker provides the voice.

## Evolution

**Crawdaunt** evolves from Corphish at level 30.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Corphish | **Crawdaunt** |  Baltoy →
Conway

**Voice actor:** | Billy Regan (English)
 Debut:

**Conway** is a Pokémon Trainer from Sinnoh. He first appeared in the Pokémon Tag Team tournament.

## Biography

He first appeared during the Pokémon Tag Team tournament where he was partnered with Dawn. Conway is an incredibly intelligent trainer and often plans strategies ahead of time in order to make sure he has the upper hand in battle. He appears to have a crush on Dawn and often appears out of nowhere, startling Dawn in the process. The second time Conway meets Dawn, Ash and Brock he follows Dawn all the time, so everyone thinks that he still has a crush on her. He is said to be strange and random. During the Sinnoh League when he was about to face Ash he wasn't studying him, he was studying Tobias. He has a very similar appearance to Max.

## Pokémon

Most of Conway's Pokémon were seen during the Sinnoh League.

### Temporary

**Venonat**

**Dugtrio**

**Floatzel**

## Statistics

### Pokemon League Status

Lilly of the Valley Coference (Sinnoh League) Loses to Ash: Top 16

### Contests

* Hearthome Tag Battle: Runner-Up with Dawn
* Pokémon Summer Academy Triathlon:

## Gallery

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Clefable

← Clefairy | **Clefable** |  Vulpix →

**Clefable** (Japanese: **ピクシー** *Pikushii*) is a **Fairy**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. Prior to Generation VI, it was a pure **Normal**-type Pokémon. It is the final evolution of Cleffa.

## Appearance

Clefable appears to be a pink fairy-like Pokémon with brown coloring on top and being completely light pink. It also has small hands and wings enabling it to fly. It also possesses claws on its feet.

## Special abilities

Clefable has the abilities Cute Charm and Magic Guard along with the hidden ability Unaware. Cute Charm allows the opponent's Pokémon to become infatuated with a 30% chance when they hit Clefable with a physical move while Magic Guard only makes Clefable be affected by attacks instead of Status moves. Unaware ignores the stat changes for a Pokémon.

## In the anime

Clefable appears in *IL006: Clefairy and the Moon Stone* where Clefairies evolved via Moon Stones. A Clefable also appeared in *AG134: A Real Cleffa-Hanger* in a Mt. Moon contest. Finally, a Clefable appears in *IL090: Stage Fight*.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation I

*Main article: Clefable/Learnset Generation I*
## Origins

Clefable appears to be based on a star-shaped fairy whilst its name comes from *clef* (meaning to sing) and *fable*.

## Trivia

* **Ariala** was a prototype name for Clefable.
* Even though Clefable has wings, it isn't a **Flying**-type nor can it learn **Flying**-type moves.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Clefairy | **Clefable** |  Vulpix →
Cute Charm

**Cute Charm** is an ability like Attract, but infactuates your Pokemon of the opposite gender of the opponent if phisically attacked. This ability is only for Normal-Type Pokemon (for *Milotic* in Dream World).

From Pokémon Emerald onwards, if the Pokémon with Cute Charm is first in the party, the chance of encountering a Pokémon of the opposite gender is 66.7%, regardless of gender ratios. This does not affect genderless Pokémon.
Choice Band

Adherence Headband )

The **Choice Band** is a Generation III item that increases the holder's Attack by 50%. However, the holder is permitted to use only one move. Switching the Pokémon and then sending it out again allows you to choose a different attack but its effect will then be applied to that one. Because of this effect, the Choice Band is affiliated with the Choice Specs and the Choice Scarf. In order to get the Choice Band, the player had to save up 48 BP at the Fight Area and buy it.
Cobalion

← Volcarona | **Cobalion** |  Terrakion →

[[Category:**Blue** Pokémon]]

**Cobalion** (Japanese: **コバルオン** *Kobaruon*) is a **Steel**/**Fighting**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V that is a member of the Musketeer trio.

## Trivia

* The first part of this Pokémon's name is a reference to a metal, Cobalt. This is also a reference to the fact this Pokémon is a Steel Type Pokémon, as well as the Pokémon's color; Cobalt, a shade of blue.
* Cobalion along with Keldeo, Terrakion and Virizion seem to resemble Entei, Suicune, and Raikou by them all being able to walk on four legs, they are all legendary that can be used in the Gear Station, and they all seem to be tied together. Additionally, Cobalion is the same height as Entei, Terrakion is the same height as Raikou, and Virizion is the same height as Suicune.
* Cobalion is the first Fighting-type legendary besides Arceus's Multitype.
* The Best Pokéball to catch this Pokemon in (as well as Terrakion) is the Dusk Ball
* Cobalion is one of the main antagonists in Pokemon Rumble Blast.
* Between Terrakion, Cobalion, and Virizion, Cobalion has the best defense.
* SPOILER!!! Cobalion, along with Terrakion and Virizion, can teach Keldeo the move Secret Sword. which in Pokemon Black and White 2, can change Keldeo into Resolution Form.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Volcarona | **Cobalion** |  Terrakion →
Cherubi

← Floatzel | **Cherubi** |  Cherrim →

[[Category:**Pink** Pokémon]]

**Cherubi** (Japanese: **チェリンボ** *Cherinbo*) is a **Grass**-type Pokémon.

## Evolve needs

At level 25 **Cherubi** regardless of gender evolves into Cherrim.

## Appearance

Cherubi is a small, pink Pokémon that resembles a cherry, hence it's name. Cherubi has a smaller berry attached to it, the helps it grow. It is said that when the berry wilts, evolution is near.

## Game Info

### Side Game Data

 R-047
 Capture Points\*
 185

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Floatzel | **Cherubi** |  Cherrim →
Chicole Village

**Chicole Village** is a village in Almia, located just below Vientown, that is the player's hometown. The village mainly consists of only 4 houses, a farm, and a small beach at the western side. The farm belongs to the character's father, but is later used as a place for changing partners, dubbed the Partner Farm by the player's sister.