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Arena Tycoon Greta

* Pokémon Emerald (game)

* *Wheel... of Frontier!* (anime)

**Arena Tycoon Greta** (*コゴミ Arena Tycoon Kogomi*) is a Frontier Brain of the Hoenn region, at the Battle Arena. Upon defeat, Greta will give Trainers the Guts Symbol.

## In Anime

Greta's first (and only) appearance in the Anime series was in the episode *Wheel... of Frontier!*. During this episode, Ash challenged Greta to a battle for the Guts Symbol. Before the two began though, a wheel was spun to see how many Pokémon could be kept for the battle. The Battle ended when Ash's Snorlax defeated Greta's Medicham, therefore Ash gained the Symbol.

When Greta was not battling Ash, she was seen running her own karate dojo. Sometime during the episode, Scott stated that before she was a Frontier Brain, Greta trained with two Gym Leaders: Brawly from Hoenn, and Chuck from Johto.

## In Manga

### Emerald Arc

She battled against Emerald and lost. Though she commented on how happy Emerald was when fighting with his Pokémon. After the match Emerald was tired and she decided to help him.

## In Game

Greta first appeared in Pokémon Emerald, as the Frontier Brain for the Battle Arena. She appears after 27 consecutive wins for the Silver Guts Symbol, and again after 55 wins for the Gold Guts Symbol. Upon meeting the player she questions their strength as a Trainer, but with her defeat Greta seems almost excited by the fact that someone beat her.

## Voice Actresses

* **English**: Sonny Dey
* **Japanese**: Senae Koboyashi

## Trivia

* In the anime, Greta and Ash are barefoot during their entire battle, along with Brock, May, Max, and Scott, and Jesse and James as well. Greta is so strict on martial arts, she makes everyone remove their shoes and socks before entering. Ironically, her casual sneakers detract from the appearance of a full-fledged martial artist, unlike when she's in her bare feet.
* Greta was the second Frontier Brain that Ash defeated.
Alex

* Max
 **Voice actor:** | Mike Pollock (English)
 Debut:

**Alex** was the Character of the Day in AG009: Taming of the Shroomish!. He lives in Rinshin Town, Hoenn, and used the land around the mansion to plant a forest for the Shroomish that formerly lived in the now-cut-down forests of Rinshin Town so that they had a place to live.
Apricorn

An **Apricorn** is a type of berry that grows in Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold and SoulSilver. In the original GBC games, an apricorn would be given to Kurt in Azalea Town who would then, 24 hours later, turn it into a Poké Ball that you could use. These Poké Balls are completely unique and impossible to obtain any other way (other than those given as gifts by certain NPCs).

In the DS remakes, the new ApriJuice feature has been added. The ApriJuice are like the PokéBlocks and Poffins features seen in other games and will increase your stats in a Pokethlon contest. Both Apricorns and ApriJuices are kept in the Apricorn Box (a Key Item that appears in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver).

## Types of Apricorns

The types of apricorns (and their resulting Poké Balls) are:

White Apricorn
"***Fast Ball***", Works most effectively against Pokémon with a high speed stat. Weakens the strength of all other Apricorns used in Aprijuice.
Red Apricorn
"***Level Ball***", Effectiveness increases with the difference in level between your Pokémon and the target Pokémon. Used to make Power Juice.
Blue Apricorn
"***Lure Ball***", Works best when fishing. Used to make Skill Juice
Green Apricorn
"***Friend Ball***", Similar to the Luxury Ball, it raises the Pokémon's happiness. Used to make Jump Juice.
Yellow Apricorn
"***Moon Ball***", Works best against Pokémon that evolve with a Moon Stone. Used to make Stamina Juice.
Pink Apricorn
"***Love Ball***", Is more effective when the target Pokémon is of the opposite gender of your Pokémon. Used to make Speed Juice.
Black Apricorn
"***Heavy Ball***", Catches heavy Pokémon (like Snorlax) more effectively. Increases the strength of all other Apricorns used in Aprijuice.
Assist

**Assist** (ねこのて *Cat's Paw*) is a non-damaging **Normal**-type move introduced in Generation III.

## Effect

### In Battle

The user hurriedly and randomly uses a move among those known by other Pokémon in the party.

### Contests

Changes the appeal points to 1, 2, 4, 6, or 8.

### Super Contests

Make the order of contestants random in the next turn.

## Learnset

### Generation V

#### By Leveling Up

 Purrloin
 Liepard
Amaura

← Tyrantrum | **Amaura** |  Aurorus →
**Amaura** (Japanese: **アマルス** *Amarusu*) is a dual-type **Rock**/**Ice** Fossil Pokémon, introduced in Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y, that can only be obtained by resurrecting it from a Sail Fossil. It evolves into Aurorus, starting at level 39, but only at night.

## Trivia

### Facts

* Amaura and it's evolution, Aurorus, are the only **Rock**/**Ice**-type Pokémon.

### Design origins

Amaura is based on any of the numerous sauropods, in particular the Amargasurus.

### Etymology

Amaura's name is likely based on *Amargasaurus*, a sauropod from the Early Cretaceous period, and the word *aura*.

← Tyrantrum | **Amaura** |  Aurorus →
Antonio

Debut:

**Antonio** debuted in Reunion Battles In Nimbasa! as one of the participants of the Club Battle tournament. He won against Emmanuel in the preliminaries but lost to Dino in the quarterfinals. He reappeared later on to participate in the Vertress Conference in Curtain Up, Unova League!. He battled Ramone in the quarter-finals and lost, placing him in the Top 8.
Amber Fuji

**Amber Fuji** (**Ai** in japanese) is the deceased daughter of Professor Fuji. She appeared in "The Uncut Story of Mewtwo's Origin" which was featured on Mewtwo Returns but originally was supposed to act as the beginning sequence to Mewtwo Strikes Back but was removed because of it's dark themes.

Mewtwo who befriended her was taught by her about life and how she was a clone like him along with three other Pokémon. Sadly Amber's clone along with the three other Pokémon had a sudden malfunction and vanished leaving the small Mewtwo alone and angry. In an attempt to stop his outrage, Professor Fuji ordered his team to erase all of Mewtwo's memories of Amber and the three clone Pokémon.

Later in the Movie Mewtwo strikes back, it was seen that Mewtwo had a Charizard, Blastoise and Venusaur which had similar patterns of the Charmander, Squirtle and Bulbasaur which had vanished along with Amber. This is to be belived as an act of resemblence and memories of what happened when Amber had been alive, showing that he does have some recollection to their relationship
Assurance

**Assurance** (ダメおし *Make Sure*) is a damage-dealing **Dark**-type move introduced in Generation IV.

## Effect

### In Battle

If the foe has already taken some damage in the same turn, this attack's power is doubled.

### Super Contests

Earns double the score on the final performance.

## In-game text

### In battle

 **Sun**/**Moon** | If the target has already taken some damage in the same turn, this attack's power is doubled.

## Trivia

Assurance and Payback share the same Dark type attacks. Assurance become powerful if a foe has taken some serious damage and Payback become powerful if a foe attacks the user hard.
Aurorus

← Amaura | **Aurorus** |  Sylveon →
**Aurorus** (Japanese: **アマルルガ** *Amaruruga*) is a dual-type **Rock**/**Ice** Fossil Pokémon, introduced in Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y, that can only be obtained by evolving it from Amaura after resurrecting it from a Sail Fossil. It is the final evolution of Amaura.

## Trivia

### Facts

* Aurorus and it's pre-evolution, Amaura, are the only **Rock**/**Ice**-type Pokémon.
* It has the highest base HP stat out of all **Rock**-type Pokémon.

### Design origins

Aurorus is based on any of the numerous sauropods, in particular the Amargasurus.

### Etymology

Aurorus's name is likely based on *Amargasaurus*, a sauropod from the Early Cretaceous period, and the word *aurora*.

← Amaura | **Aurorus** |  Sylveon →
Ash's Tauros

**Ash's 30 Tauros** are a herd of Tauros that were captured by Ash in the Kanto Safari Zone.

## Biography

Ash spent a lot of time in the Safari Zone in The Legend of Dratini, attempting to catch as many Pokémon as he possibly could. However, all he managed to catch were 30 Tauros, as they always ran in front of his Poké Balls when he tried to catch another Pokémon. All 30 were sent to Professor Oak's lab.

Since Ash captured the Tauros in a banned episode, it led to some confusion from viewers as they wondered how and when Ash had obtained these Tauros. The anime only mentions the events of the banned episode once, in IL065: Showdown at the Po-ké Corral, where Oak mentions that Ash captured the thirty Tauros in the Safari Zone, with out giving the details on how he captured them.

The herd are mainly seen to be stampeding. Mostly, this occurs in the wide open space at the lab. Their stampeding has been put into good effect, as they woke up Ash's Snorlax when the Professor needed it. However, their stampeding has also damaged properties, like when Ash first returned to Pallet Town when they stampeded through a fence and when they stampeded through the lab, leaving a huge hole in the wall.

Ash decided to use one of the Tauros in his battle against Drake, in Hello, Pummelo! and Enter the Dragonite. Initially, he was confused by Gengar's Confuse Ray and had to be recalled. Tauros was then sent out to battle Drake's Venusaur, which he defeated by himself. He then went on to weaken Dragonite before being defeated.

Ash used Tauros as part of a Tauros-battle tournament in Tricks of the Trade, which he went on to win. Tauros was also used against Gary in *Can't Beat the Heat!*, where he was defeated by Gary's Nidoqueen.

Upon Ash's return to Pallet Town following his adventures in Hoenn, the Tauros charged towards him along with his other Pokémon. However, in their excitement, they carried Ash off and he had to be rescued by Bayleef. In *Talking a Good Game* and *Second Time's the Charm*, Ash used Tauros to battle against Salon Maiden Anabel.

Despite capturing all his Tauros in green Safari Balls, and these being seen in storage at Oak's lab, Ash always uses regular red PokeBalls when sending his Tauros into battle.

## Known Moves

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

* Forrest
* Harley

**Andrew Rannells** is an English voice actor from Pokémon. His other roles include Mako Tsunami, Noah Kaiba and and Leon von Schtoder in Yu-Gi-Oh!. Outside of anime, he was Archie Andrews in *Archie's Weird Mysteries*. He has also appeared in the Broadway musical *The Book of Mormon*.

## Human Roles

* Morty
* Nicollai
* Forrest (4kids dub)
* Harley (4kids dub)
* Shiro
* Nario

## Non-Pokémon Roles

* Mako Tsunami, Noah Kaiba, Leon von Schroeder (Yu-Gi-Oh)
* Wheeler, Belowski, Zane Trusdale (young) (Yu-Gi-Oh GX)
* Archie Andrews (Archie's Weird Mysteries)
* Elliot (Chaotic)
* Len Tao (Shaman King)

## Character Gallery

* Morty
* Harley (Season 8)
* Nicholai
* Forrest (Pokémon Chronicles)
Ash's Pidgeot

**Ash's Pidgeot** was caught in the episode, *Ash Catches a Pokémon* as a Pidgeotto in the Viridian Forest. Then when he was heading to Orange Island to bring the GS Ball back to Professor Oak as requested on the way, there a bunch of Pidgey and Pidgeotto did not get along with some Spearows and a Fearow leading them then it appeared that the Fearow was the Spearow that Ash threw a stone at the start of his journey. Then Ash asked his Pidgeotto to convince the Pidgey and Pidgeotto that he wants to help them. When Ash's Pidgeotto was fighting against the Fearow and Spearow, Pidgeotto was hurt he suddenly evolved into a Pidgeot. When the Fearow was weak, Ash tried to catch it, but failed to do so. So with the help of Ash's Pikachu, they were able to chase the Fearow away. Then Ash released his Pidgeot to protect the Pidgeotto and Pidgey promising to come back for it after he delivered the GS Ball, a promise he hasn't yet fulfilled.

## Known Moves

Note: Season 1 means Generation 1 as well. This is before some moves went through Type changes.

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

## Trivia

* Pidgeot is the first one of Ash's Pokémon that learned all of its moves in the evolution stage that he caught it in, and evolved later, the other one is Glalie.
* Pidgeot is Ash's first Bird-type caught at the beginning of his journey.

## Voice Actors

* English: Megumi Hayashibara
* Japanese: Megumi Hayashibara
Aura Sphere

**Aura Sphere** (*はどうだん Pulse Bomb*) is a **Fighting**-type move introduced in Generation IV.

It is notable for being a move that is usually associated with the Pokémon Lucario, though this move is not its signature move. It is also one of the four Fighting type moves that are Special Moves, which includes Aura Sphere, Focus Blast, Vacuum Wave and Judgment with the Fist Plate.

## Effect

### In Battle

The user lets loose a blast of aura power from deep within its body. This move is certain to hit.

### Super Contests

Earn +2 if the Pokémon performs first in the turn.
ApriJuice

**ApriJuice** are drinks made from Apricorn and are kept in the Apricorn Box.

## Kinds of ApriJuice

### **Jump Juice**

Bitter flavor juice, used to raise Jump Performance for Pokéathlon. Careful! If jump stat is the highest it can go then it will reduce some of the other stats or do nothing!

### **Power Juice**

Spicy flavor juice, used to raise Power Performance for Pokéathlon.

### **Skill Juice**

Dry flavor juice, used to raise Skill Performance for Pokéathlon.

### **Speed Juice**

Sweet flavor juice, used to raise Speed Performance for Pokéathlon.

### **Stam. Juice**

Sour flavor juice, used to raise Stamina Performance for Pokéathlon.

## Related Articles

* Apricorn
* Apricorn Box
Amy Palant

Layla
Shaymin

**Amy Palant** is a voice Actress that appeared in few episodes of Pokémon. Though she is well known as the voice of Miles "Tales" Prower in Sonic and Dorie from Magical DoReMi.

## Human Roles

* Brittany
* Female Trainer from JE122.
* Mary
* Summer
* Madison

## Non-Pokémon Roles

* Miles "Tails" Prower (Sonic until 2010)
* Dorie (Magical DoReMi)
* Mirta (Winx Club (4kids Version))

## Trivia

* When Nickelodeon picked up the rights to dub Winx Club Amy passed on her role of Mirta to Natalie Lander.

## Gallery

* Brittany
* Unnamed female trainer (One Trick Phony!)
* Madison
Archie's Kyogre

**Archie's Kyogre** is a Pokémon Team Magma stole that one of the Team Aqua's Admins, Shelly, disguised herself as a Team Magma Commander gave Kyorge to Archie.

Archie took control of this Pokémon and used it to raise the water level so the world can be more friendly to **Water**-Type Pokémon. He flew above the Kyogre to control it. Team Magma was supposed to trade Groudon for Kyogre but Team Aqua went anyways to take this Pokémon. Archie first made it destroy Team Magma's Submarine. When Team Rocket let out Groudon, Groudon tried to take out Kyogre. When it did, the Red Orb came out of Archie's Chest and Kyogre was set free. From all the impact Archie fell out of his plane when the Red Orb came out of his chest. Shelly caught him when he fell. Then Team Aqua escaped. And later seen in the Pokémon Ranger: Temple of the Sea with a new leader when Archie and Shelly went into hiding in Evergrande City.

## Trivia

* This same Pokémon appeared in Pokémon Ranger: Temple of the Sea

## Related Articles

This Pokémon is a species, see the species Kyogre.
Anticipation

**Anticipation** (**きけんよち** *Danger Premonition*) causes a Pokémon to shudder when entering a battle with a foe with any super effective, one hit K.O., or moves which cause both Pokémon to faint e.g. Selfdestruct. In Generation IV, its in-game description is "*Senses the foe's dangerous moves.*". In Generation V, the in-game description is also "*Senses a foe's dangerous moves.*"
Ash's Raticate

**Ash's Raticate** was a Pokémon Ash traded for in *Battle Aboard the St. Anne*. Ash was so impressed by the fact that Raticate knew Hi Jump Kick, he traded his Butterfree for Raticate. Soon after, Ash began to regret trading away his Butterfree due to their history. Ash traded Raticate back just as the ship sank and trapped Ash and his friends underwater.
Annie Proctor

**Annie Proctor** is the wife of Professor Proctor. Annie helps him out in their laboratory on Wales Island. She really likes helping him in his research because she always learns so much from his research. She wants to travel the world with him so they can learn about every single Pokémon. She also wants to be a Pokémon Contest Judge, so she can see what people can do with their Pokémon and what Pokémon are capable of. She has no record of any Pokémon.
Arcade Star Dahlia

* Pokémon Platinum

**Dahlia** (Japanese: **ルーレットゴーデス ダリア** *Roulette Goddess Dahlia*)is the Frontier Brain of the Battle Arcade.

## In the games

The player fights her twice, just like all of the others. Upon meeting her she claims that your encounter is just luck, and that she will conquer. Her first set isn't hard, just hit her with the roulette and abuse moves like Hypnosis and Blizzard. For the 2nd fight, she has strong moves. You'll need a bit of luck. Have your Pokémon hold the Focus Sash, or Scope Lens. A riskier tactic is bringing a few Magikarp and getting Pokémon swap.

## In the manga

*Main article: Arcade Star Dahlia (Adventures)*
## Trivia

* Dahlia's belt has the Battle Frontier logo on it as a pattern.
* Dahlia's Japanese title is *"Roulette Goddess Dahlia"*, but in other versions she is known as *"Arcade Star Dahlia"*.
* Fantina is a fan of Dahlia.
* Many fans consider Dahlia to be a Latina, while others believe she is African American. To add to the former, in the manga, her catchphrase is "Que sera, sera!"
* Dahlia is named after the Dahlia Flower which is native to Mexico, Central America, and Colombia.
Attract

**Attract** (メロメロ *Intoxicating*) is a **Normal**-type move that will force the opponent to fall in love with your Pokémon, and therefore may disobey its trainer and not attack. Attract will only affect the opponent if they are of the opposite gender to your Pokémon. In the Pokémon games Gold, Silver and Crystal you will receive TM45, containing Attract, from the Goldenrod City Gym leader Whitney when you defeat her (This is the same for HeartGold and SoulSilver).

## Effect

### Contests

Makes all Pokémon after the user nervous.

### Super Contests

Prevents the voltage from going down in the same turn.

## Description

 **X**/**Y** | If it is the opposite gender of the user, the target becomes infatuated and less likely to attack.

## Gallery

* Ash's Snivy using Attract
* Iris' Emolga using Attract
* Elesa's Emolga using Attract
Archeops

← Archen | **Archeops** |  Trubbish →

**Archeops** (Japanese: **アーケオス** *Aakeosu*) is a Generation V **Rock**/**Flying**-Types Fossil Pokémon.

## Evolution

**Archeops** evolves from Archen starting at level 37.

## Trivia

* A few weeks after it was revealed on September 17, it's name was Americanized to "Archeops".
* This Pokémon is based on the extinct Archeopterygidae, the Archeopteryx lithographica.
* Archeops, its pre-evolution form, Archen, and Aerodactyl are the only three Pokémon that are **Rock**/**Flying** type, and all three bear similarities to ancient flying creatures that were fossilized.
* Stat-wise Archeops is better than it's counterpart, Carracosta.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Archen | **Archeops** |  Trubbish →
Aspear Berry

Size
 Effect
 Tree
 Spicy
 Dry
 Sweet
 Bitter
 Sour
 Spicy
 Dry
 Sweet
 Bitter
 Sour

**Aspear Berry** is a type of Berry introduced in Generation III.

## Growth Time

### Generation III

Aspear Berries take 12 hours to mature from planted seed to a full-grown tree, with 3 hours per stage. An Aspear tree will produce 2-3 berries.

### Generation IV

Aspear Berries take 12 hours to mature from planted seed to a full-grown tree, with 3 hours per stage. An Aspear tree will produce 2-5 berries.

## Uses

### Berry Crushing

At 100% performance, an Aspear Berry will produce 30 units of powder.

### Poffin Cooking

At 100% performance, an Aspear Berry will produce a level 13 Sour Poffin when cooking alone.
Anime Physics

**Anime Physics** is a term made by fans when observing a scene in the anime that are impossible in real life. It can also be used to refer to attacks working effectively against Pokémon types that would have no effect in the games. Or, it can describe characters or Pokémon having extreme durability by normal standards or characters having a large quantity of items in bags with a smaller volume than the items.

## Pokémon Moves

* Moves like Water Gun which are supposed to spit a small quantity of water resemble Hydro Pump.
* Many moves explode when coming in contact with something no matter how non-volatile they are. Examples are water and even physical atttacks like Bite.
* **Ghost**-type moves affect **Normal**-types.
* At the beginning of the series, **Electric**-type moves affect **Ground**-types.
	+ This error led to one of the most popular Pokémon memes, 'Aim for the horn'. It is where Ash's Pikachu defeats Blaine's Rhydon with an Electric-type attack at the horn, despite Rhydon's Lightningrod ability.
	+ However as the series progresses, Electric-type moves do not affect Ground types anymore.
* **Psychic**-type moves are shown to affect **Dark**-type Pokémon despite the latter's immunity to the former.
	+ However, this was corrected in Power Play!, when an Alakazam's Psychic failed to affect Gary's Umbreon.
* Swift is shown to be able to be dodged even though swift cannot miss the opponent.
* Non-damagable moves can knock out Pokemon.
* Moves like: Will-o-Wisp and Leech Seed affect Pokemon of the same type.
* Moves like Hyper Beam do not need to be recharged.
	+ Even if the Pokemon has to recharge, it is only when the Pokemon's attack was dodged or protected.
* Light Screen was shown to be able to protect against physical attacks despite them only being intended for special attacks.

## Real-Life vs. Anime

* Characters are shown to have survive powerful attacks such as Flamethrower and Thunderbolt countless of times. In real life, these moves could severely injure, if not kill, a person.
* Team Rocket are often sent blasting off into the sky and stay in the same position. When they land into a structure or the ground, they often get up immediately.
* The weight of Pokemon is obviously ignored in the anime with the exception of Snorlax and Golem.
* Pokemon like Groudon and Kyogre are much bigger than they are in the games.
* Pokemon are shown to be able to be recalled and sent right back out again. This is completely impossible in the games.
* Characters like Brock have an unlimited amount of space in their bags despite their small sizes. Their bags are strangely able to fit large objects such as sleeping bags, utensils, and even furniture.
Artist

An **Artist** is a Trainer Class introduced in Generation IV. They are middle-aged men interested in the subject of art and travel the world to find a masterpiece to draw. They mostly use Pokémon that can "sketch" the player's Pokémon's moves, such as Smeargle, Aipom, or even rare Pokémon like Sigilyph sometimes.

## Trivia

* They usually challenge you to "inspire" them.
* Generation IV's Artist is holdng a sketchbook.
* Generation V's Artist is holding an easel and a paintbrush and wearing an apron.
Ariados

← Spinarak | **Ariados** |  Crobat →

[[Category:**Red** Pokémon]]

**Ariados** (Japanese: **アリアドス** *Ariadosu*) is a **Bug**/**Poison**-type Pokémon.

## Evolution

**Ariados** is the evolved form of Spinarak as of level 22.

## In the anime

A group of Ariados attacked Dawn and her Piplup and they had to work together to run away from them. After that, they grew a bond and became great partners.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation II

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

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

*Main article: Ariados/Learnset Generation IV*

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Spinarak | **Ariados** |  Crobat →
Alice Telesu

Debut:

   **Alice Telesu** is traveling with her archaeologist father, Professor Telesu. She has a Slowpoke that evolved into Slowking, named Arthur. Slowpoke ran away to help save the Slowpokes in Slowpoke from Team Rocket and then evolved into a Slowking while helping the other Slowpoke. After he evolved, he blasted away Team Rocket.
Anthea and Concordia

* Pokémon Black and White

**Anthea** (愛の女神, *Goddess of Love*?) and **Concordia** (平和の女神, *Goddess of Peace*?) are two mysterious Team Plasma girls who have knowledge of N's background and past. They first appear in Pokémon Black and White; more specifically, in the game's intro.

In the game, Anthea is the girl with pink hair and she heals your Pokémon. In the screenshot she is on the left. Concordia is the girl on the right. In game she has blonde hair, however, in the intro she looks like she has white/grey hair; she tells the player more about N's backstory and Ghetsis.

In N's Castle, Anthea will heal the player's Pokémon. They also explain that they hold the mantle of the Goddesses of Team Plasma and were recruited to help heal N's wounded heart while keeping him company.

## Trivia

* Anthea's name is the Latin word for "Formerly", while Concordia's is the Latin word for "Harmony".
* Both have the same bracelets as N.
* Concordia hair is blue in the opening, but her sprite has blonde hair.
* Both Anthea and Concordia appear in Pokemon Black and White version 2, in Driftveil City wearing formal clothing.
Ancient Tomb

The **Ancient Tomb** (**こだいづか** *Ancient Mound*) is a special location in Pokémon Emerald. It is known to be the home of Registeel.

## How to encounter Registeel

To get Registeel, you must open the ruins by completing the Braille puzzle in the Sealed Chamber located at Route 134. Once inside the lobby of the tomb, the player must use Fly (in *Ruby* or *Sapphire*) or Flash (in *Emerald)* in the middle of the room to cause the door leading to Registeel to open.
Ash's Primeape

**Ash's Primeape** is a Pokémon Ash caught during his travels through Kanto.

## Biography

Ash spotted a Mankey in the episode *Primeape Goes Bananas* and tried to catch it but failed, angering the Mankey in the process. In retribution, it stole his cherished hat, angering Ash. Later, it evolved to Primeape thanks to Team Rocket making it angrier. Primeape chased Team Rocket and Ash's group, and it eventually finished Team Rocket off. Ash and Pikachu fell into a hole trap dug by Team Rocket. Pikachu used Thundershock on Primeape and Team Rocket. After Squirtle and Bulbasaur failed to weaken it, Ash used Charmander and its newly learned Rage attack to finally weaken it. Ash used his Poké Ball and he successfully captured it.

Ash later thought of using Primeape in his gym battle against Erika, but due to its explosive temper and disobedience, he decided not to use it.

In *The Punchy Pokémon*, in order to reunite a girl and her training obsessed father, Anthony, Ash entered Primeape in the P1 Grand Prix, the same tournament he was entering. During the tournament, Ash saved Primeape from falling onto the hard floor after being thrown from the ring and in the process finally gained its respect. After winning the P1 Grand Prix, Ash left Primeape to train with Anthony to become a true P1 Champ.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* Primeape as a Mankey teasing Ash.
* Primeape angered.
* Primeape saying goodbye to the trainer he just gained respect for.

## Trivia

* Unlike Ash's other Pokémon in training, Primeape never appeared again after it was given away.
	+ However, Primeape has been seen in the Best Wishes Season 2 Opening, *Be an Arrow!*, at Professor Oak's Laboratory. Whether or not it will actually reappear, however, is unknown.
Autotomize

Type:
 Category
**Autotomize** is a **Steel**-type move introduced in Generation V.

## Effect

The user cuts off useless parts of its body, which not only sharply raises its speed, but also halves its weight. This lowers the base power of Heavy Slam when used by by the user, and Low Kick and Grass Knot when used against the user.
Ash's Larvitar

**Larvitar** was in an egg that Ash Ketchum was given to take to Professor Elm, however in transit of the Egg it hatched into Larvitar. Like any Pokémon just hatched it had the personality of a child, but a tortured child through memories of what happened to its mother. It froze up whenever anyone other than Ash spoke to it or held it, which it eventually managed to get over. Not long after meeting, Ash managed to return it to its mother and stopped the Poachers from ever disturbing them again.

## Moves used

* Screech

* Hidden Power
* Harden
* Bite
* Dig
Ambertwo

Debut:

**Ambertwo** managed to create a “Remember Place” which is where she spent her time. She also managed to communicate with some unconscious cloned Pokémon called Squirtletwo, Bulbasaurtwo and Charmandertwo. Some time later she began communicating with a young unconscious Mewtwo and started talking to him.

Ambertwo and Mewtwo became friends but after only a short time the Squirtletwo, Bulbasaurtwo and Charmandertwo disappeared as they had perished in the real world. Mewtwo was confused to what happened but his confusion turned into sadness when Ambertwo disappeared aswell as what remained of her consciousness faded away in the real world. Just before Ambertwo disappeared, she thanks Mewtwo for caring about her and told him “life is wonderful".
Attila

* *The Legend of Thunder!*

**Attila** is a member of Team Rocket who appeared along with Hun in *The Legend of Thunder*.

Attila and Hun are both quite calm in everything they do, from doing missions to retreating. Since Hun is the dominant partner, Attila follows her orders without hesitation.

## Trivia

* Attila and Hun are named after Attila the Hun.
Ash's Gliscor

**Ash's Gliscor** was one of the Pokémon Ash caught in Sinnoh.

## Biography

In *Riding the Winds of Change!*, Gliscor was caught as a Gligar that had acrophobia and couldn't fly very well. In *Chim-Charred!*, Gligar was used to battle Paul's Gliscor but was no match for its evolved form and Gliscor knocked it out with Guillotine. In *Fighting Fear with Fear!*, Gary suggested to evolve Gligar with a Razor Fang into Gliscor so it can overcome these fears. Later on, Ash's Gligar eventually evolved into Gliscor and saved Ash while free-falling in a canyon.

In *A Breed Stampede!*, Gliscor wanted to be in the action too, but Ash said no and learned Fire Fang in the same episode. In, *Dealing with Defensive Types!*, Ash used Gliscor in the Canalave Gym, where it wins against Byron's Bastiodon and it won, and the Snowpoint Gym, where it lost to Candice's Snover. Ash also uses Gliscor to battle Paul's Torterra. It nearly defeated Paul's starter Pokémon, but lost to its Frenzy Plant.

In *Mastering Current Events!*, Ash used Gliscor to battle Air Battle Master McCann's Scizor and learned Giga Impact and trains with McCann. Gliscor was seen again, but was replaced by Gible. Ash summoned Gliscor from McCann in order to battle Paul in the Sinnoh League. Gliscor had perfected Giga Impact and while training with McCann, it learned Stone Edge. During Ash's battle with Paul, Gliscor battled Ninjask but was unable to overcome its speed and was recalled after Ninjask knocked it into the ground, causing it to become poisoned by the Toxic Spikes that was left behind by Paul's Drapion. Gliscor later battled Drapion and burned it using Fire Fang, defeating the Ogre Scorpion Pokémon. However, due to its exhaustion and the fact that it had been affected by Toxic Spikes, Gliscor was defeated by Electivire.

It is assumed to be at Professor Oak's Laboratory. However it is also possible that it may have returned to McCann for more training. It reappears along with all of Ash's Pokemon in an upcoming episode of Pokémon Black and White: Adventures in Unova and Beyond.

## Known moves

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

## Gallery

* Preparing to use Stone Edge
* Using Giga Impact
* Using Screech
* Using X-Scissor
* Using Sand Attack
* Using Steel Wing
* Gliscor as a Gligar
* Gligar
* As a Gligar
* Gliscor's first and only victory in a Gym
* Ash's Gliscor
* Gliscor

## Trivia

* Gliscor is the first of Ash's Pokémon to know X-Scissor, followed by Leavanny and Hawlucha.
* Gliscor appears to have around the same emotional personality as Bayleef.
Ashachu

'***Ashachu'* Commonly spelt Ashchu'** *'*is the name given to Ash by fans when he was accidently transformed into a Pikachu by a magician named Lily at the end of the episode Hocus Pokémon. Ash remained in this form until the beginning of the next episode As Clear as Crystal, where he was reverted back into a human when the spell wore off.

Though this was a very minor occurrence in the Anime series, it has become a target among some fans, being used in fan-fiction or fan art. Usually, Ashachu commonly makes cameos in the Pokémon series Sinnoh.

After Ash freaked out being a pikachu, he played with his Pikachu and other Pokémon. At the end of the episode, Ash - still a Pikachu - was on his back. But Ashachu turns back into Ash at the beginning of the next episode..
Archer

* Pokémon Gold and Silver

**Archer** is the head of Team Rocket and one of the executives when Giovanni is gone in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver. In the games, he appears in the Goldenrod Radio Tower as an opponent. Once defeated, Archer disbands Team Rocket for good as he believes that Giovanni has left them for good. When he leaves, the Director comes up from the elevator and gives the player a Rainbow Wing or a Silver Wing depending on the version of the game.In Gold, Silver and Crystal the same thing happens although Archer, like the other executives, was unidentified and shared the same sprite as the other executives. It is believed by fans that he is one of the Team Rocket admins who operated in the sevii islands in FireRed and LeafGreen although so far it is unofficial. He is the male counterpart of Ariana.
Alice

Debut:

**Alice** (**アリス** *Arisu*) is a teenage character from The Rise of Darkrai. She helps Ash Ketchum and his friends get around Alamos Town, since she works as the Alamos Town tour guide. She also plays a song called Oración on a leaf to calm any Pokémon and is also known as a music student.

## Biography

She used to live with her grandmother Alicia, before Alicia died and befriended her neighbors Baron Alberto and Tonio. Alice befriended a Gallade living in Alamos Garden, which she knew since she was little. When she was very young, Tonio and Alice were playing in the garden, when she slipped and fell. A Darkrai then intervened and saved her life, but Alice bore no recollection of the events, assuming Tonio saved her.
Anabel (Adventures)

## Plot Overview

### Emerald Chapter

In the Emerald Chapter, she was then suddenly disappeared to which Noland regretted, though it was shown she mindcontrolled by Guile Hideout but Emerald was able to make her come to her senses by beating her. She congratulated Emerald and gave him the symbol because she stated that Emerald won it fair and square because he followed the rules in the match.
Ash's Krookodile

**Ash's Krokorok** is a Pokémon belonging to Ash Ketchum that was his ninth Pokémon captured in Unova. It frequently reappeared as a recurring character until its capture in Battling the Bully! as a Krokorok.

## Biography

Krookodile first appeared as a Sandile, known as **Sunglasses Sandile** because of the sunglasses it wore, in *A Sandile Gusher of Change* and *Here Comes the Trubbish Squad!* until it evolved into Krokorok in *Dancing With the Ducklett Trio!* while battling Ash's Pikachu. It blasted off after getting defeated in both BW012 and BW020, sparking a rivalry with Pikachu. It was also set to reappear in BW023, however it was postponed.

Krookodile reappeared in *Explorers of the Hero's Ruin!* and was captured by Ash in *Battling the Bully!*, officially making him part of the team and the ninth Pokémon Ash caught in Unova.

In *An Amazing Aerial Battle!*, Krookodile battled against Skyla and her Swoobat and was defeated with an Air Cutter. In  *Guarding the Guardian of the Mountain!*, he and Ash did some training with Brycen and his Beartic. In *Caution: Icy Battle Conditions!*, it was used in the Icirrus City Gym where he was used against Brycen's Vanillish but was quickly recalled. He was later used against Brycen's Beartic where he won, winning Ash the Freeze Badge.

In *Ash, Iris and Trip: Then There Were Three!*, it battled for Ash in the Pokémon World Tournament Junior Cup, where it nearly lost to Iris' Dragonite in the semi-final battle. It evolved into Krookodile just in time to gain the upper hand with its new Dragon Claw move and then stopped Dragonite's rampage, giving Ash the win and moving him on to the finals.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* As a Sandile with its sunglasses
* As a Sandile without its sunglasses
* Evolving Sandile.png

Sandile evolving
* "Krokorooook!" (I'm back!)
* Using using Crunch as a Krokorok
* Using Stone Edge as a Krokorok
* As a Krokorok without its sunglasses

## Trivia

* Prior to capture, Krookodile seemed to have inherited the blast off gag from Team Rocket.
* Krookodile, like other recurring Pokémon, has an item it carries around, its sunglasses, but was the first to have been caught by Ash.
* Krookodile is Ash's second Dark Pokémon.
* It is the second pre-evolved Pokémon Ash caught in Unova.
* Krookodile is the third Pokémon that Ash caught who had an accessory, the first being Squirtle (they both have Sunglasses) and the second being Sceptile (who had a twig).
* When the sunglasses that Krookodile wears are knocked off, it seems to always have a nervous breakdown, suggesting it may be a comfort object, which is supported in BW067.
* Krookodile is the second Pokémon owned by a main character to always wear something, the first being Dawn's Buneary who wore a sleeveless jacket outside of battle.
* Krookodile is the fourth Pokémon to follow Ash around before being captured.
Ash's Muk

**Ash's Muk** was the ninth Pokémon caught by Ash in Kanto.

## Biography

Ash and his friends were traveling through Gringey City, which was in the middle of a blackout. The reason for this is due to the power plant being over run by a gang of Grimer. After the Grimers were defeated, the gang's leader, a Muk, challenged Ash who used Pikachu and a wild Magnemite who had been following Pikachu do to an electrical build-up. After Muk was weakened by Magnemite and Magneton, Ash managed to catch it. However, since its smell could be smelt even through the Poké Ball, Ash sent Muk straight to Professor Oak.

During his stay at the lab, Muk developed an attachment to Prof. Oak and would constantly smother him whenever Ash would make a call to the lab. Muk has been used in only two major battles since it was captured; the first of which was in IL077: The Fourth Round Rumble where it defeated Jeanette Fisher's Bellsprout in the fourth round of the Indigo League.

Ash returned Muk to his team for a brief period in The Mystery Menace, where it was used to find a large Bulbasaur that was residing in the sewers.

During the Silver Conference, Muk battled Gary's Blastoise and Scizor, however it did not get a single win and was knocked out.

Muk has appeared in several of the special episodes. It was shown to crush Butch and Cassidy and the Poké Balls they had stolen. It also crushed Tracey when he opened the door for Delia.

Muk was transferred to Ash for a brief reunion in *An Old Family Blend*, where it smothered Ash upon meeting him again. Muk was not seen on-screen to participate in the Sinnoh Pokémon League.

## Known moves

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

## Trivia

* Ash's Muk has used less moves than any of Ash's other Pokemon, having only used three attacks on screen.
* Ash's Muk has only one win on-screen victory so far, against a Bellsprout.
Ariene

Debut:

**Ariene** is a character in the Pokémon anime and, along with Jenaro, is the Character of the Day in JE103: Hi Ho Silver... Away!. She first met Ash and his friends when she got rid of the fake Silver Wing salesman that was trying to sell Ash and his friends a Silver Wing. She let them have it for good luck, which Misty really liked.
Angie

**Angie** (Japanese: **アオイ** *Aoi*) is a girl who lives in Sinnoh. She was first seen in the episode *Camping It Up!*, when Ash, Brock, and Dawn, attended a Week-Long Summer School program for Pokémon Trainers. She serves as the tomboyish rival/friend for Ash, even though she develops a friendship with him later on.

## Personality

Angie is a tomboyish, hotheaded girl who hates to be looked down upon or seen as weak. She is very confident with her skills, which often leads to increasingly embarrassing situations. She dresses up in boyish-like clothes, which confuses Ash, until she points out that she's a girl. She has short, almost uncombed blue hair. Angie is mostly seen wearing an over-sized, long sleeve green shirt with a blue collar, with green sweat pants with a single white stripe coming down the side of the legs.

A way that showed her hotheaded nature was when she would constantly get into fights with Ash, and her temporary Pokémon, Monferno.

She showed her confident side by testing Monferno, telling it to hit her with Ember and Mach Punch. While doing so, she dodged the practice attacks and taunted Monferno, sparking frustration. The result was that its power grew, and it beat her up to the point of bruises, which she didn't mind.

## Trivia

* It has been hinted by some fans that Angie developed a friendship with Ash when she saved him from falling. She complemented him and he started to blush. Although the crush was actually hinted in the previous episode when Ash grabbed her hand saving her from being pulled into the rumored Nether-World by a Dusknoir. Angie told him to let go before he got pulled in too, to which Ash replied "I'm never going to let go, even if that means forever!" stunning Angie as she repeated the last word "forever" the actual implications of what she said sinking in. Later on in a later episode, in which Ash and friends help Angie catch a loose Lickilicky in her hometown, at the end of the episode as soon as Ash and the others are out of hearing range, Angie's parents confirm her friendship stating quite a few things about her behavior since trainer school among other things leading to higher and higher levels of embarrassment that makes her absolutely flustered at her parents saying "AH! You guys cant just go saying things like that!!".
* She stated that she has not started her Pokémon journey at all.
* In the episode "Up Close And Personable", Angie wore male shorts.
Arm Thrust

**Arm Thrust** (つっぱり *Thrust*) is a **Fighting**-type move introduced in Generation III. It was the signature move of Makuhita and Hariyama until Generation V.

## Effect

### In Battle

The user looses a flurry of open-palmed arm thrusts that hit two to five times in a row.

### Contests

Startles the Pokémon that has the judge's attention.

### Super Contests

Allows performance of the same move twice in a row.
Aura Break

**Aura Break** (Japanese: **オーラブレイク** *Aura Break*) is an Ability introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It is the signature ability of Zygarde.

## Game info

### Effect

#### In battle

Aura Break reverses the effects of aura-type abilities. Instead of increasing their respective move-types by 33%, it will instead decrease by that amount. This effect lasts as long as the Pokémon with Aura Break remains on the field.

#### Outside of battle

Aura Break has no effect outside of battle.

### List of Pokémon

 This list is made for Generation VI and therefore may include abilities that were not introduced in previous generations.
Aron

← Mawile | **Aron** |  Lairon →

[[Category:Gray Pokémon]]
**Aron** (Japanese: **ココドラ** *Kokodora*) is a **Steel**/**Rock**-type Pokémon that eats iron. It lives in caves and caverns and live in packs. This Pokémon was introduced in Generation III.

## Evolution

**Aron** evolves into Lairon once level 32 is reached. Then it evolves into Aggron at level 42.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Mawile | **Aron** |  Lairon →
Amorphous (egg group)

There are a total of 45 Pokémon in this group.

39 are purely from this group.
6 are partly from this group.

## Characteristics

Many of the Pokémon in this group have no finite shape, are blob-like, gaseous or are inanimate objects. A majority of the Pokémon are **Ghost**-type and it is also the main group Ghost-types are put into, with few of the members being able to breed outside the group.
Allegra

**Allegra** is a good trainer who lives in Alamos Town. She got horribly mad when Darkrai sent her Infernape to sleep. Before, she challenged Brock in the beginning of the movie. She beat Brock's Croagunk. She has 2 other friends, each having one of the final evolution types of the starters of Sinnoh. She picked Chimchar.

## Pokemon

* **Infernape** - Her Infernape went to sleep when all the town Pokémon were challenging Darkrai.
* **Honchkrow** ﻿- She used Honchkrow to try to clear some fog.

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Ash's Kingler

**Ash's Kingler** is the seventh Pokémon obtained by Ash in Kanto.

## Biography

Ash captured Kingler as a Krabby in Mystery at the Lighthouse so he could prove to Misty that it was not a fluke that he captured his other Pokémon. Immediately after capture, Krabby's Poké Ball teleported away, due to Ash already having six Pokémon on his team. Brock later explained that Krabby was sent to Professor Oak.

Ash decided to use Krabby in the first round of the Pokémon League in Round One - Begin!, reasoning that it would be perfect on a Water battle field, despite the fact that Krabby had never battled before. Krabby managed to defeat Mandi's Exeggutor and subsequently evolved into Kingler. Kingler then went on to defeat Mandi's Seadra and Golbat, winning the match for Ash. Kingler was also used on the Ice field, where it defeated Pete Pebbleman's Cloyster, before falling to his Arcanine.

Kingler stayed at Prof. Oak's lab during Ash's journey through the Orange Islands and Johto.

Kingler was planned to be used in the Silver Conference, but was injured before the match and so Ash was forced to use Squirtle.

Kingler was shown informing the other Pokémon of Butch and Cassidy in Showdown at the Oak Corral. He was also seen making friends with Ash's Corphish in The Right Place and the Right Mime.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* Kingler as a Krabby
* Kingler meeting Corphish
* Ash's Kingler using Bubble

## Trivia

* Kingler has had the least appearances out of all of Ash's Pokémon.
* Kingler is Ash's only Pokémon to sweep an entire league match by itself (not counting one on one matches).
* Ash's Kingler has used more moves in a single episode than any of Ash's other Pokemon, using eight moves in Round One - Begin.
* Ash ordered Kingler to use Hyper Beam against Mandy's Golbat, despite the fact that Kingler could not learn Hyper Beam as a Krabby and had never displayed the ability to use it earlier in the battle, which was against the same opponent who had made it evolve in the first place.