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Clubsplosion

The **Clubsplosion** (Japanese: **ドンナマイト** *Donamite*) is an anime-exclusive, 16-participant, 4-round tournament held in Ambiga Town annually by Don George and Freddy O'Martian that took place in the anime between BW072 and BW075. The tournament is meant for **Fighting**-type Pokémon, but Pokémon of other types are permitted as well. The champion receives a year's supply of vitamins.

Each competitor participating in the tournament is permitted to use one Pokémon; battles are randomly decided by a computer. Montgomery was the previous year's champion, but Stephan took the title from him the year Ash & Co. participated in it.

## Latest Year's Participants

* Stephan － **Winner** (Sawk)
* Montgomery － **Runner-up** *(previous year's champion)* (Throh)
* Ash Ketchum － **Top 4** (Scraggy)
* Bianca － **Top 4** (Emboar)
* Georgia － **Top 8** (Bisharp)
* Cilan － **Top 8** (Pansage)
* Iris － **Top 8** (Excadrill)
* Betty － **Top 8** (Simipour)
* Trip － **Top 16** (Conkeldurr)
* Dilbert － **Top 16** (Mienshao)
* Gale － **Top 16** (Druddigon)
* Burgundy － **Top 16** (Dewott)
* Angus － **Top 16** (Simisage)
* Getty － **Top 16** (Simisear)
* Flora － **Top 16** (Gothorita)
* Edmond － **Top 16** (Seismitoad)
Cherish Ball

A **Cherish Ball** (Japanese: **プレジャスボール** *Precious Ball*) is a rare Poké Ball only able to be obtained through receiving a Pokémon through means of an Event. Such Pokémon are already caught inside of the Cherish Ball when received. As such, this Poké Ball can never be used to catch a Pokémon unless obtained through a cheating device, such as Action Replay.
Chesnaught

← Quilladin | **Chesnaught** |  Fennekin →
**Chesnaught** (Japanese: **ブリガロン** *Burigaron*) is a dual-type **Grass**/**Fighting** Pokémon introduced in Generation VI and the final evolved form of Chespin.

## Trivia

### Facts

* Chesnaught has the highest base defense stat of any fully evolved starter Pokémon.
* Chesnaught is the only non-fire-type starter Pokémon to also be part fighting.

#### Design origins

Chesnaught seems to be based on a hedgehog and a turtle.

#### Etymology

Chesnaught's name is based on the word *chestnut.*

← Quilladin | **Chesnaught** |  Fennekin →
Brendan

**Brendan** is the male protagonist in the games *Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire*, and *Emerald*.

## Overview

Brendan was born in Johto. At age 12 he moved to Littleroot Town in the region of Hoenn. His father is Norman, The Petalburg Gym Leader. Brendan's mom's name is unknown but she is just called Mom in the games. Brendan's rival and friend, May, is the daughter of Professor Birch. Although if you are a girl and choose May as your character all the above information will apply to May, and her rival will be Brendan. Lucas, the male player character in later games, is friends with Brendan, since they battle each other a lot in Wi-Fi Battle Rooms. There is a short cameo appearance of them battling in the beginning scenes of Giratina and the Sky Warrior. Brendan is a very quirky person, judging from the way he grins hugely in his R&S(Ruby and Sapphire) artwork. He made a cameo in Destiny Deoxys at the beginning of the movie.

## Gallery

* Brendan's official artwork from *Ruby & Sapphire* versions
* Brendan's official artwork from *Emerald*
* Brendan's sprite from Pokemon *Ruby & Sapphire* versions
* Brendan's back sprite in Ruby and Sapphire
* Brendan's sprite from Emerald
* Brendan's back sprite in Emerald
* Encountering Rayquaza
* Giving a Ribbon to Torchic
* In his Secret Base
* Image of Brendan from Colosseum
* in the trainer hill
* Brendan's headshot from XD (R/S variant)
* Brendan's headshot from XD (Emerald variant)
* Brendan's overworld sprite from RS
* Brendan's overworld sprite from FRLG
* Brendan's overworld sprite from Emerald

## Pokémon

### In the Anime

* Swampert
* Aggron
* Shiftry
* Rhyperior

## Trivia

* Brendan along with May are first playable protagonists to be related to a gym leader or a Pokémon professor.
Corviknight

← Corvisquire | **Corviknight** |  Blipbug →

**Corviknight** (Japanese: **アーマーガア Armorga**) is a dual-type **Flying**/**Steel**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VIII games, Pokémon Sword and Shield. It evolves from Corvisquire at level 38.

## Game info

### Evolution

File:821.png → Level 18 → File:822.png → Level 38 → Corviknight

### 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

Corviknight's name appears to be based off the words *corvid* and *knight*.

← Corvisquire | **Corviknight** |  Blipbug →
Claydol

← Baltoy | **Claydol** |  Lileep →

[[Category:**Black** Pokémon]]

**Claydol** (Japanese: **ネンドール** *Nendouru*) is a **Ground**/**Psychic**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.

## Appearance

Claydol has a large dark brown body with two short legs. It has a protrusion on top of its head. Claydol has several large, pink eyes and a white, wavy pattern, both going around its round head. Its eyes have a pattern of alternating between being open and closed. It also has cannon like arms separate from its body which it keeps close by levitating them with its psychic powers. Some people think Claydol is made out of clay.

## Description

Claydol is a doll made out of mud. Said to have come to life afer exposure to a mysterious beam, it floats using its telekinetic powers. Claydol can learn beam based attacks such as Charge Beam, Psybeam, Signal Beam, Ice Beam, SolarBeam, and finally, Hyper Beam, which it learns after evolving from Baltoy at level 36.

## Evolution

**Claydol** evolves from Baltoy once it reaches level 36.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Baltoy | **Claydol** |  Lileep →
Crunch

**Crunch** is a **Dark**-type move introduced in Generation II. This move features the player's Pokémon using its jaws to bite down hard on the opponent. It is known to be a stronger version of the move Bite.

## Game info

### Description

 **X**/**Y** | The user crunches up the target with sharp fangs. This may also lower the target's Defense stat.
Cipher

**Cipher** is an evil organization that turns Pokémon into Shadow Pokémon. People of the organization can have 1 of 2 ranks, Admin and Peon.

## In Pokémon Colosseum

Cipher is a criminal syndicate, who has operations in the region of Orre. They basically rule the entire region, and own all of the many coliseums. They are commanded by the mayor of Phenac City, Es Cade, who at first sight seems to be a harmless politician, but has a nasty side hiden behind his clam demeanor. They're sphere of influence stretches through Phenac City, Pyrite Town, and The Under, an underground city controlled by Cipher Admin Venus.

Their Bases of operations are in Pyrite Town, The Shadow Pokémon Lab in The under, and their headquarters, Realgam Tower. Cipher's goal is to use Shadow Pokémon as weapons in battle, and to ultimately dominate all of Orre. The Shadow Pokémon they use are corrupted in the Shadow Pokémon lab in The under, where the head of the lab, Cipher Admin Ein, oversees their production. They are closely affiliated with Team Snagem.

## Known Members

### Cipher Admins

* Miror B.
* Venus
* Dakim
* Ein
* Lovrina
* Snattle
* Gorgian
* Ardos
* Eldes

### Cipher Bosses

* Evice
* Nascour
* Grand Master Greevil
Crasher Wake

"*The ring is my rolling sea.
The towering waves shaped me.
Crash! Crash! Crasher Wake!
Crash! Crash! Crasher Wake!
I’m the tidal wave of power to wash you away!
Put out the fire, Crasher Wake!
Run from electricity, Crasher Wake!
Ah, ah, aaaah!
The ring is my sea.*"
— Crasher Wake in *Pokémon Platinum.*
**Crasher Wake** serves as the Gym Leader at the Pastoria City Gym. Wake specializes in Water-type Pokémon, and holds the Fen Badge for the trainers that defeat him.

## In the Anime

    Crasher Wake first appeared in the episode *Cream of the Croagunk Crop!* in the Pokémon anime series. Here he was seen as a judge, in the local Croagunk Festival. In the next episode *A Crasher Course in Power!,* Ash challenges Crasher Wake to a Gym Battle. Wake uses a team of Gyarados, Quagsire and Floatzel against Ash's team of Pikachu, Turtwig and Buizel. Using his Buizel against Wake's Floatzel, Ash wins the battle. Upon leaving Pastoria City, Wake awards Ash his Fen Badge.
## In the manga

### Diamond and Pearl Arc

He was happy to hear the challenge but he forgot that he wasn't wearing his mask so the match was postponed.

## In the games

Crasher Wake first appeared in the first Generation IV games. Wake's Gym is filled with switches where, if stepped on, will raise or lower the water level. Using these switches is the only way to reach Wake. Upon winning, the player will receive the Fen Badge, and TM55 (Brine). He also he makes an cameo appearance in HG/SS, outside the Safari Zone, on one of the bridges, and in the Celadon Department Store, where he gives the player masks of the Sinnoh Starter Pokémon.

## Pokémon

### In the games

#### Black 2 and White 2

Water-type Tournament

Sinnoh Gym Leader Tournament/World Leaders Tournament

## Trivia

* Wake's name comes from the "wake" of an object in water; e.g. the wake of a boat is the disturbance it makes as it travels through water. This ties in with Wake's water type usage and also could stand for the impression he makes with his water Pokémon.
* Crasher refers to 'Surfer'.
* He looks similar to Chuck.
* While Wake is a Water-type expert that enjoys wrestling (Fighting), Brawly is a Fighting-type expert that enjoys surfing (Water).
* Wake appears in Soul Silver and Heart Gold, near the Safari Zone.

## Voice Actors

* **English**: David Brimmer
* **Japanese**: Tetsu Inada
* **Czech:** Vojtech Hajek
* **Polish:** Jakub Szydlowski
* **Portuguese (Brazil):** Sidney Lilla
* **Spanish:** Roberto Encinas
* **Iberian Spanish:** Raul Anaya
Counter (Pokétch)

← Pokémon History | Pokétch Apps |  Analog Watch →

## Descriptions

* **Pokétch No:** 11
* **Basic Info:** "The Counter app can be used to count to 9,999."
* **Computer Info:** "The Counter is used for counting things one at a time. Touch the button and count whatever needs counting."

## Obtained

* It is obtainable from the man at the counter in the second floor of Veilstone Department Store in Veilstone City.

## Uses

* Use to count things.
* Tap the '+' button to increase the number by 1.
* Switching Pokétch apps or turning off the game resets the counter to 0.
Comet Punch

**Comet Punch** (れんぞくパンチ *Consecutive Punch*) is a damage-dealing **Normal**-type move introduced in Generation I.

## Effect

Comet Punch inflicts damage, hitting 2-5 times per use. There is a 37.5% chance that it will hit 2 times, a 37.5% chance that it will hit 3 times, a 12.5% chance that it will hit 4 times, and a 12.5% chance that it will hit 5 times. Although only the first hit can be a critical hit, each successive hit will deal the same amount of damage.

Comet Punch will end immediately if it breaks a Substitute (In Generation II-V: continue attacking). Bide and Counter will only acknowledge one hit of a Comet Punch attack.

## Gallery

* Hitmonchan using Comet Punch.
* Ledian using Comet Punch.
* Comet Punch in Generation III
* 195px-EP029 Hitmonchan de Anthony usando puño cometa.png

Anthony's Hitmonchan using comet punch
Christie's Gothita

**Christie's Gothita** (**リナゴチム** *Rina's Gothimu*) is Christie's only known Pokémon, and assists in the search effort for the missing Audino. It used its Telekinesis move to levitate Ash and his friends to pursue the Audino after the bridge was destroyed. Gothita was then pitted against Jessie's Woobat in the final confrontation.

## Known Moves

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

← Whiscash | **Corphish** |  Crawdaunt →

[[Category:**Red** Pokémon]]

**Corphish** (Japanese: **ヘイガニ** *Heigani*) is a **Water**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III that resembles a lobster. It can be aggressive at times. Corphish is voiced by Kastuyuki Konishi in Japanese and by Maddie Blaustein in 4Kids dub and by Bill Rogers in the Pokémon USA/TAJ Productions dub.

## Evolution

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

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Whiscash | **Corphish** |  Crawdaunt →
Cryogonal

← Beartic | **Cryogonal** |  Shelmet →

**Cryogonal** (Japanese: **フリージオ** *Furiijio*) is an **Ice**-type Pokémon that was introduced in the Generation V games Pokémon Black and White. Cryogonal does not evolve from or into any known Pokémon. It is used by the Gym Leader Brycen.

### In the Anime

Cryogonal is set to debut in the 15th Pokemon movie.

## Trivia

* Its English name is a combination of the words "**cryo**genics" (the production and effect under freezing temperatures) and "hexa**gonal**" (the Pokémon's hexagon-shaped body).
* Cryogonal is currently the only non-legendary, pure **Ice**-type to not have a branching or linear evolution.
* Cryogonal's small blue orbs are made to look like aura spheres in the shape of a mouth.
* Currently, Cryogonal and Mew are the only genderless Pokémon that can learn Attract (Although they can only learn Attract via TM), however, the move always fails.
* Cryogonal is the only **Ice**-type Pokemon that can learn Haze despite it being a **Ice**-type move.
* The chances of finding a Shiny Cryogonal is almost impossible, being that Cryogonal is rare, especially when not winter.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Beartic | **Cryogonal** |  Shelmet →
Cotton Spore

**Cotton Spore** is a **Grass**-type move introduced in Generation II.

### Contests

Subtracts 5 appeal points from any Pokémon in Combo Standby who appealed prior to the user. Subtracts 1 appeal point from any Pokémon not in Combo Standby.

### Super Contests

Enables the user to perform first in the next turn.

### Contest Spectaculars

Badly startles Pokémon that the audience has high expectations of.
Clawitzer

← Clauncher | **Clawitzer** |  Helioptile →
**Clawitzer** (Japanese: **ブロスター** *Burosutā*) is a **Water**-type Pokémon, first introduced, exclusively, in the Generation VI game, Pokémon X. It is the final evolution of Clauncher.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Clawitzer appears to be based on a snapping shrimp, due to it's appearance of a shrimp with it's huge claw.

### Etymology

Clawitzer's name is based off the words *claw* and *howitzer*, which is a piece of artillery that shoots projectiles.

← Clauncher | **Clawitzer** |  Helioptile →
Charmander and Friends

The **Charmander and Friends** deck is one of three starter decks you can choose from in "Pokemon Trading Card Game" for Gameboy Color. It consists of Fire, Fighting, Colorless and Electric Pokémon. A great deck against Grass and Water decks like Overgrow.

## Cards

Charmander x2

Charmeleon

Charizard

Growlithe x2

Arcanine

Ponyta x2

Magmar

Electric

Pikachu x2

Raichu

Magnemite x2

Magneton

Zapdos

Fighting

Diglett x2

Dugtrio

Machop

Machoke

Colorless

Rattata x2

Raticate

Meowth

Energy Cards:

Fire Energy x10

Thunder Energy x8

Fighting Energy x6

Bill x2

Switch

Computer Search

PlusPower

Potion x2

Full Heal x2
Cofagrigus

← Yamask | **Cofagrigus** |  Tirtouga →

**Cofagrigus** (Japanese: デスカーン *Desukaan*) is a **Ghost**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V. Its classification is the Coffin Pokémon and has a new ability called Mummy. One Cofagrigus is used by the Elite Four member Shauntal.

## Appearance

Cofagrigus is a blue and yellow sarcophagus, with intimidating-looking red evil eyes and sharp teeth with hands that seem to be shadows. The mask it held as a Yamask is moved to the center of its forehead.

## Evolution

**Cofagrigus** is the evolved form of Yamask as of level 34.

## PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond

In PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond, a Cofagrigus appears as the first boss character in the game. He is first seen outside of the first attraction, but when Pikachu beats it, one of the elemental monkeys informs Pikachu about Cofagrigus's cakes. Before Pikachu could deal with him, two large arms attempt to ensnare Pikachu, Piplup and Oshawott in its grasp. However, only Oshawott and Pikachu would escape, as Piplup would suffer a most terrible fate.

When Pikachu and Oshawot return, many Pokemon are under the influence of Cofagrigus' cakes and Pikachu and Oshawott challenge Cofagrigus' attraction again. This results in the duo succeeding in complete the challenge, and Cofagrigus attempting to subdue them. A boss battle begins, and Cofagrigus hovers over a large cake while his Yamask minions attack Pikachu and Oshawott. With his tower of cake decimated, Cofagrigus challenges the duo head on, only to lose. Shortly after the battle, the duo ring the bell and Cofagrigus and Gothita teleport away.

After Darkrai is defeated, Cofagrigus is seen again getting sucked into a large void along with the rest of Wish Park.

After Darkrai is revived along with wish park, Cofagrigus will be at his attraction, unlockable as a friend if you battle him.

## Trivia

* Cofagrigus is based off an Egyptian Sarcophagus.

* Cofagrigus was among eight Pokémon revealed on the show Oha Suta on June 27, 2010. It was officially revealed on the October issue of Coro Coro on September 11, 2010.
* Cofagrigus seems to encourage non thieving, as it punishes thieves for stealing and turns them into Mummies.
	+ Due to what is said above, it proves that it enforces the "Curse of the Mummy"
* When hit by an attack it will withdraw its arms and close the mask on its face.
* Yamask's "mask" appears on top of Cofafrigus's face.
* Despite being based on the coffin, Cofagrigus is not a Ground, or Rock type, nor able to learn any Ground or Rock type moves. And also despite the coffin's made out of steel, it is not a Steel type neither, nor able to learn any Steel type moves.
* Despite punishing grave robbers, Cofagrigus can learn the move Thief.
* Despite having 4 arms, only 2 of them are available to use props.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Yamask | **Cofagrigus** |  Tirtouga →
Chili's Pansear

**Chili's Pansear** is a **Fire**-type Pokémon owned by Chili that he uses for gym battles.

## Biography

This Pansear belongs to Chili of the Striaton Gym. It battled against Ash's Tepig in Triple Leaders, Team Threats! and was defeated. It was also seen in BW060 when Cilan battled with Chili, but Pansear ultimately lost.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* Flame Charge
* Fire Punch
* Fire Blast
* Solarbeam
* Dig
Corsola

← Piloswine | **Corsola** |  Remoraid →

[[Category:**pink** Pokémon]]

**Corsola** (Japanese: **サニーゴ** *Sunnygo*) is a **Water**/**Rock**-type Pokémon.

## Appearance

Corsola is composed of a pink coral-like substance. It has a small face and a white underbelly. In addition to the coral outgrowths (also described as branches) situated all over the upper half of its body, Corsola also has a growth like a horn on its head, and that is considered its natural armament when facing underwater predators.
The branches serve to supply Corsola with nutrients by absorbing them from wherever there is clean water. The branches are amazingly expendable; if any branch breaks off, Corsola can grow it back over the period of one night (compare with Staryu). However, this fragility is undermined by Corsola’s inability to live in polluted water. If the sea is polluted, Corsola’s branches become discolored and soon crumble away, where soon after the Pokémon will die.

## Special abilities

Corsola has the ability Hustle which its shares with six other Pokémon. Its second ability is Natural Cure. Due to its appearance, it seems that Corsola could easily disguise itself as a rock or coral to avoid being eaten/attacked.

## In the anime

In the Pokémon anime, Misty caught a Corsola in the episode A Corsola Caper, and has owned it ever since. It almost immediately became Misty's primary battling Pokémon, displaying surprisingly strong offensive abilities (in one case, knocking out a Gyarados with a single attack) in addition to the defensive power for which the species is best known.

## Origins

It is obvious that Corsola is based off a rock or coral whilst its name comes from *coral* and *sole*.

## Trivia

* Despite Corsola's Pokédex entries of Pokémon Black and White, Diamond, Pearl, Crystal and Platinum all suggesting that Corsola can't live in polluted waters, it can still learn Toxic by TM in all of them games.
	+ The Pokédex entry for Emerald also suggests that if a Corsola used Toxic underwater its coral stalks would crumble away.
* Despite Corsola being a Water/Rock type pokemon, it can still learn the move Psychic with the use of a TM in HeartGold.
* Corsola is the only Pink **Rock**-type Pokémon.
* Corsola is the only Pokémon whom is **Water**/**Rock** who lacks the ability Swift Swim.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Piloswine | **Corsola** |  Remoraid →
Clair's Dragonair

**Clair's Dragonair** was Clair's main Pokemon.

## Biography

Dragonair evolved from a Dratini that had previously been protected by Clair's Gyarados. After its evolution, Dragonair was used to help control an enraged Dragonite along with Ash's Charizard. Despite being Dragonite's pre-evolved form, Dragonair managed to hold its own against Dragonite.

Dragonair was the final Pokemon Clair used during her battle with Ash and defeated Ash's Pikachu with Hyper Beam and held its own against Charizard, going underwater to escape Charizard's fire type moves and even escaping from Charizard's Seismic Toss by using Twister. However Charizard eventually evaporated the water with a powerful Fire Spin and when Dragonair tried using another Twister to escape Charizard's Seismic Toss, the Fire type used another Fire Spin on the Twister causing it to heat up and then slammed Dragonair into the ground with a flaming Seismic Toss defeating it.

Dragonair also appeared in a flashback alongside Clair when Ash and his friends met Lyra.

## Known moves

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

## Trivia

* When Dragonair used Twister against Ash's Charizard Clair told it to use Dragon Rage but the attack did not look like a Dragon Rage and is therefore assumed to actually be Twister.
* Dragonair's Safeguard was shown to be strong enough to block Flamethrower and Hyper Beam. In the games, Safeguard can only block status moves such as Will-O-Wisp, Hypnosis, Toxic, Confuse Ray and Thunder Wave.
Choice Specs

**Choice Specs** is a Generation IV item that increases the Sp. Attack of the holder by 50%. However, the holder is capable of using one move. This item is affiliated with the Choice Band and Choice Scarf items because of the effect. In order to get the Choice Specs, the player must go and talk to the Glasses Guy in the shop at Celestic Town between 8 am and 8 pm.
Conway's Lickilicky

**Conway's Lickilicky** was a Pokémon that Conway caught prior to the Sinnoh League. It was used during Conway's battle with Ash, where it battled Ash's Gible. Ash recalled Gible and replaced it with Noctowl who defeated Lickilicky.

## Known moves

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

**Crasher Wake's Gyarados** was the first Pokémon Crasher Wake used during his battle with Ash, where Gyarados fought Ash's Pikachu. Gyarados showed its strength by standing up to Ash's Pikachu's Thunderbolt, but was defeated when Pikachu combined the speed it picked up by falling alongside a Volt Tackle.

## Known moves

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

**Cinnabar Island** is an island in Kanto. The Pokemon Mansion is here. Blaine is the Gym Leader here in Generation I and Generation III. The Pokemon Lab is here. In Gen. II, a volcano erupted leaving only the Pokemon Center and forcing Blaine to move to the Seafoam Islands. The coast on the East side is famous for the Missingno. glitch.

## Items

### Generation III

None (though you can look inside the Pokemon Mansion)

### Generation IV

Star Piece

Magmarizer
Colress

* Pokémon Black 2 and White 2

**Colress** (Japanese: **アクロマ** *Akuroma*) is a boss of Team Plasma, debuting in *Pokémon Black 2 and White 2*. He researches Pokémon strength and is experimenting on something to do with the dormant abilities of Pokémon. He is said to be mysterious and difficult to read.

## Pokémon

### In the games

First Battle (Unova Route 4)

Second Battle (Giant Chasm)

Third Battle (P2 Lab)

World Tournament

## Gallery

* Akuroma 1.png

Colress at the beginning of the game
* The player and Colress in Castelia City.
* The player and Colress
* Colress in the Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 animated trailer
* Colress aboard the Plasma Frigate.
Chatter

**Chatter** (おしゃべり *Chatter*) is a **Flying**-type move introduced in Generation IV. It is Chatot's Signature move. It is a unique attack, as it involves talking into the DS microphone. You talk into it as loud as you can, and the noise will be played every time you use Chatter. This attack does more damage the louder you talked.

## Effect

### In Battle

The user attacks using a sound wave based on words it has learned. It may also confuse the foe.

### Super Contests

Earn +3 if the Pokémon gets the lowest score.

## Trivia

* Chatter can record up to a minute, but recording longer will not do more damage, however.
* The recording made by this move is slightly muffled. This is most likely to prevent the game from saying inappropriate words. This is probably why Chatot is banned from Wi-Fi battles.
* Chatter is one of two moves that cannot be copied by the move sketch along with the move sketch itself.
Chasm Cave

Majority type
 Boss
 Kecleon shops
 Monster houses
 Traps

**Chasm Cave** is a dungeon in *Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Time & Darkness*, and *Sky*. It is the first dungeon in the future. Since it's in the future, it can't be revisited and no Pokémon can be recruited.
Chasm Cave is a special dungeon because there are no walls. If you walk off the path, you'll be teleported elsewhere. Enemies can also attack you from the empty spaces.

## Items in Chasm Cave

Pecha Scarf, Power Band, Stamina Band, Special Band, Defense Scarf, Heal Ribbon, Joy Ribbon, Insomniscope, Scope Lens, Persim Band, Twist Band, Zinc Band

TMs: Aerial Ace, Attract, Bullet Seed, Brick Break, Wide Slash, Water Pulse
Costa

**Costa** is known to be Black's fifth Pokémon. It originally belonged to Marshal of the Unova League Elite Four until it was released. Black caught it later in Nimbasa City.

## Character

According to Marshal, Costa is very stubborn, being unable to obey any of its trainer's commands. Even with Black, it still retains the same characteristics.

## History

### With Marshal

The day before it was caught, Marshal had Costa with him when Black and White saw him and Alder battling each other in the Battle Subway. After losing to the Champion, Tirtouga was released in Nimbasa City due to its disobedience.

### With Black

Sometime later in Nimbasa City, it comes upon Black again, which it was battled and defeated by him and later caught and named Costa.

During the Gym battle with Driftveil City Gym Leader Clay, he fought against his Krokorok. After a few strong attacks, Costa ended up defeating Krokorok alltogether.
System requirements

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The following are the minimum and recommended **system requirements** for *Dungeon Chop Chop*. While these requirements do not represent a guaranteed working configuration, meeting the minimum requirements should ensure at least a launch-able environment. System requirements are currently unknown.

## See also

* How to play guide for Dungeon Chop Chop
* Release date
Crustle

← Dwebble | **Crustle** |  Scraggy →

[[Category:**Red** Pokémon]]

**Crustle** (Japanese: **イワパレス** *Iwapalace*) is a **Bug**/**Rock**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V.

## Appearance

Crustle is a red and brown colored crab-like Pokémon with a large stone or dirt pile on its back that it uses as a shell. The shell alternates brown and red stripes.

## Evolution

**Crustle** is the evolved form of Dwebble as of level 34.

## In the anime

*Main article: Cilan's Crustle*Shortly after being sent into battle against Team Rocket, Cilan's Dwebble evolved into Crustle and used its newly learned Rock Wrecker to defeat Jessie's Woobat.

## Origin

### Design

Like its pre-evolution, Dwebble, Crustle is based off of a hermit crab.

### Etymology

Crustle's English name appears to be a portmanteau of "crust" and "mantle", which are the first two layers of the Earth's surface.

## Trivia

* Crustle represents July in the Unova horoscope.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Dwebble | **Crustle** |  Scraggy →
Crystal Lake

**Crystal Lake** is one of the three lakes that have a Time Gear. The lake is guarded by Azelf.

To get to Crystal Lake, one must pass through the Crystal Cave, and at the end of Crystal Cave, there are different crystals, each in a variety of colors. When all of these crystals turn blue the Crystal Crossing will be unlocked.

## Plot

Azelf, with Grovyle, is waiting; Grovyle is threatning Azelf to give up the time gear. Azelf refuses to relinquish the Time Gear, so Grovyle beats Azelf down in order to take it by force, but upon nearing the gear, the limping Azelf sets up a trap with sharp crystals pointing out of the lake. As the player and his or her partner confront Grovyle, a battle between the two parties ensue.
Cowgirl

A **Cowgirl** is a Trainer Class introduced in and currently exclusive to Generation IV. They appear to be young women in a cowboy outfit, holding a whip in her right hand and a Poké Ball in the other. Cowgirls are the female counterparts of Ranchers. They are occasionally paired together to form a duo: Belle & Pa.
Chewtle

← Dubwool | **Chewtle** |  Drednaw →

**Chewtle** (Japanese: **カムカメ Kamukame**) is a **Water**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VIII games, Pokémon Sword and Shield. It evolves into Drednaw at level 22.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### By leveling

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

#### By TM

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

#### By breeding

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

## Trivia

### Etymology

Dubwool's name appears to be based off the words *chew* and *turtle*.

← Dubwool | **Chewtle** |  Drednaw →
Cheek Pouch

**Cheek Pouch** (Japanese: **ほおぶくろ** *Cheek Pouch*) is an Ability introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y.

## Game info

### Effect

#### In battle

When the Pokémon consumes a berry, it will regain some HP along with the effects that the berry has when consumed.

### List of Pokémon

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

**Crabhammer** (クラブハンマー *Crab Hammer*) is a **Water**-type move introduced in Generation I. It was the signature move of Krabby and Kingler until Generation III.

## Effect

### In Battle

The foe is hammered with a large pincer. This move has a high critical-hit ratio.

### Contests

Affected by how well the appeal in front goes.

### Super Contests

Earn +2 if the Pokémon performs last in the turn.
Crystal (Adventures)

"*In that case... I can battle without a worry!*"
— *Crystal in Pokémon Adventures: Volume 10*

**Crystal,** or Crys, is a Pokedex Holder in the *Pokémon Adventures* Manga. Crystal comes from Violet City and was born on the 30th of April, with blood type A.

## Personality

As a child, she had a bad fall resulting in her arms breaking, and learned how to kick Poké Balls with her feet to capture a Pokémon.

## Skills

Crystal's special skill, as described by Professor Oak, is capturing Pokémon. To this extent, Crystal is referred to as **The Catcher**.

## Appearance

Just like most characters in the manga, who are based off of the main characters from the games, Crystal is based on the female character of Pokémon Crystal and is slightly based off Lyra from Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver.

## Skills

She has been shown to be good at catching Pokémon as she helps Professor Oak in the lab to study, and is mentioned to have captured all non-legendary Pokémon for Professor Oak to study. She later starts to work full time as one of Oak's assistants.

## Pokémon

Crystal prefers to use only a select team of Pokémon, so she usually catches Pokémon for others, such as Prof. Oak. She can only afford to take strong Pokémon with her on her journey, so she is very selective on which Pokémon she takes on her team. All of the Pokémon from her team have a star somewhere on their body, so as to not confuse them with wild Pokémon of the same species. She has caught at least one of every Pokémon in the Kanto and Johto regions (except for the Legendary Pokémon) for Prof. Oak, but only 26 of those Pokémon have ever been seen or mentioned.

### On Hand

* Extremespeed
* Ember
* Growl

* Mach Punch

* Stun Spore
* Giga Drain
* Sleep Powder
* Poison Powder

* Psychic
* Fly

* Scratch
* Razor Leaf
* Headbutt
* Sweet Scent
* Strength
* Solarbeam

### In Storage

* Bonemerang
* False Swipe

### Given Away

* Surf
* Bite
* Water Gun

## Gallery

* Crystal in the orphanage.
* Crystal helping Professor Oak.
* Crystal's Pokémon team.
* Crystal in the Gold, Silver and Crystal Chapter.
* Gold and Crystal
* Gold and Crystal suprised
* Crystal and her Pokemon
* Crystal and Suicune
* Crystal's Pokemon
* Meeting Suicune
* Young Crystal
* Crystal's Mother
Cherrim

← Cherubi | **Cherrim** |  Shellos →

[[Category:**Pink** Pokémon]]**Cherrim** (Japanese: **チェリム** *Cherimu*) is a **Grass**-type Pokémon.

## Evolution

**Cherrim** is the evolved form of Cherubi. Cherubi evolves into Cherrim at level 25.

## Game Info

### Side Game Data

 R-048
 Capture Points\*
 1161

## Origins

### Etymology

Cherrim's name may be a combination of the words *cherry* and *blossom*.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Cherubi | **Cherrim** |  Shellos →
Conkeldurr

← Gurdurr | **Conkeldurr** |  Tympole →

[[Category:**Brown** Pokémon]]

**Conkeldurr** (Japanese: **ロープシン** *Roupushin*) is a bipedal **Fighting**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V.

## Evolution

**Conkeldurr** is the evolved form of Gurdurr. It evolves from Gurdurr when traded away. Conkeldurr is also the final form of Timburr.

## Trivia

* Conkeldurr has similarities with Machamp:
	+ Both have a 3 stage evolution line.
	+ Both have a gender ratio of 3 males to 1 female.
	+ Both have a total base stat of 505.
	+ Both evolve by trading.
	+ They are both Fighting types
	+ Both have the ability guts
* Conkeldurr might be a play on the internet Meme/Phrase "Hurr, Durr, Derp, Err" explaining it's facial expression.
* Conkeldurr resembles what would appear to be a extremely strong Pokémon, it even holds two pillars of concrete (hence the name).
* The name Conkeldurr may be derived from the words concrete and elder.
* Conkeldurr closely resembles a buff clown, giving it a much less serious appearance than Machamp. This may be just because of its large red nose, and clown like face and colors.
* Conkeldurr seems to sport a grey goatee on its chin as well as some sort of top-knot.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Gurdurr | **Conkeldurr** |  Tympole →
Crasher Wake's Floatzel

**Crasher Wake's Floatzel** was Wake's main Pokemon. A powerful fighter, Floatzel had strong defensive capabilities and powerful attacks. According to Crasher Wake, Floatzel could use its floatation sac to significantly weaken the damage taken from a move as powerful as Giga Impact. It was able to deflect Ash's Buizel's Water Pulse straight back into it forcing Ash to send in Pikachu. Floatzel used its powerful Ice Fang to freeze part of Pikachu's back. However Buizel, who had recovered from the Water Pulse, traded places with Pikachu and fought Floatzel again. This time Buizel managed to get in close and unleash a Water Pulse at point blank range, defeating Floatzel.

## Known moves

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

← Torchic | **Combusken** |  Blaziken →

**Combusken** (Japanese: **ワカシャモ** *Wakasyamo*) is a dual **Fire**/**Fighting**-type Pokémon.

## Physiology

Combusken's legs are naturally both fast and very powerful, and to keep them at peak physical condition, many run through nearby fields and mountains to stay agile and strong. By doing this, Combusken can kick up to 10 times per second, not giving up easily. Like Torchic, Combusken has a place within its body that produces and stores incredibly hot flames. It allows it to spew flames from its beak and to kick continuously until its opponent either gives up or faints.

## In the Anime

In the anime, May's Torchic evolved into a Combusken to save Ash's Corphish in *"A Shroomish Skirmish".* It later evolved into a Blaziken. It first appeared in *"Having a Wailord of time"*. Nurse Joy was taking care of Torchic, Mudkip, Treecko for a girl. When Combusken saved the Wailord in the anime, Nurse Joy decided to keep it as her guard.

## Evolving

**Combusken** evolves from Torchic at level 16, and evolves into Blaziken at level 36.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### By Level Up

Start: Scratch

Start: Growl

Start: Focus Energy

Start: Ember

Lv 16: Double Kick

Lv 17 Peck

Lv 21 Sand-Attack

Lv 28 Bulk Up

Lv 32 Quick Attack

LV 29 Slash

Lv 43 Mirror Move

Lv 50 Sky Uppercut

Lv 54 Flare Blitz

#### By TM/HM

TM01 Focus Punch

TM06 Toxic

TM08 Bulk Up

TM10 Hidden Power

TM11 Sunny Day

TM17 Protect

TM21 Frustration

TM27 Return

TM28 Dig

TM31 Brick Break

TM32 Double Team

TM35 Flamethrower

TM38 Fire Blast

TM39 Rock Tomb

TM40 Aerial Ace

TM42 Facade

TM43 Secret Power

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM50 Overheat

TM52 Focus Blast

TM56 Fling

TM58 Endure

TM61 Will-o-Wisp

TM65 Shadow Claw

TM75 Swords Dance

TM78 Captivate

TM80 Rock Slide

TM82 Sleep Talk

TM83 Natural Gift

TM84 Poison Jab

TM87 Swagger

TM90 Substitute

HM01 Cut

HM04 Strength

HM06 Rock Smash

#### Move tutor

##### Generation III

FR/LG = FireRed/LeafGreen

E = Emerald

XD = Pokémon XD

Body Slam FR/LG/E/XD

Counter FR/LG/E

Double-Edge FR/LG/E/XD

DynamicPunch E

Endure E

Fire Punch E

Fury Cutter E

Mega Kick FR/LG/E

Mega Punch FR/LG/E

Mimic FR/LG/E/XD

Mud-Slap E

Rock Slide FR/LG/E

Seismic Toss FR/LG/E/XD

Sleep Talk E

Snore E

Substitute FR/LG/E/XD

Swagger E/XD

Swift E

Swords Dance FR/LG/E

ThunderPunch E

##### Generation IV

Pt = Platinum

Bounce

Fire Punch

Fury Cutter

Heat Wave

Helping Hand

Last Resort

Mud-Slap

Snore

Swift

ThunderPunch

Vacuum Wave

## Trivia

* Combusken is the only evolution of a Starter Pokémon to have a gender difference that isn't the final evolution.
	+ Also, it and it's evolution, Blaziken, are the only non Grass-type Starter evolutions that have gender differences.

### Name origin

Its name is based off "**combus**tion" and "Chic**ken**".

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Torchic | **Combusken** |  Blaziken →
Clair's Kingdra

**Clair's Kingdra** was a powerful Pokemon that Clair used in Gym battles.

## Biography

Kingdra was used in two battles against Ash. During the first battle Ash used Pikachu, but had to switch to Noctowl when Kingdra's Dragon type characteristics allowed it to resist Pikachu's electric attacks and gain the advantage. Although Noctowl used Confusion, Kingdra simply aimed Hydro Pump at the wall to prevent it from colliding with it and easily defeated the Flying type. Right after the match they had to forfeit because Team Rocket stole the Dragon Fang.

Kingdra later battled Ash's Snorlax and, despite fighting well, it was defeated with an Ice Punch.

## Known moves

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

A **Clown** is a trainer class introduced in Generation IV. They are men in orange suits juggling balls. They are very similar to the Juggler class. They mostly use Mr. Mime and Mime Jr. In Generation IV, Clown Lee is the only Clown to be challenged. They are very similar to the Juggler class.

## See also

* Harlequin
* Juggler
Chinchou

← Crobat | **Chinchou** |  Lanturn →

[[Category:**Blue** Pokémon]]

**Chinchou** (Japanese: **チョンチー** *Chonchii*) is a **Water**/**Electric**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II. The Chinchou family is unique because of their ability, Volt Absorb, being the only **Water**-types able to have it.

## Appearance

Chinchou resembles a small deep-sea fish with an oval-shaped body, two small fin-like arms, a pair of stubby legs, and two long antennas tipped with a yellow bulb-shaped sac. Chinchou also has two yellow eyes, each with a proton-shaped pupil.

## Behavior

Chinchou can release negatively charged electricity from its antennas as means of hunting, self defense, and communication.

## Special abilities

Chinchou has the abilities Volt Absorb and Illuminate. Volt Absorb heals Chinchou's HP by a quarter when hit by an electric-type move. Illuminate increases the rate of encountering wild Pokémon if Chinchou is placed in the first slot of your party.

## Evolution

**Chinchou** evolves into Lanturn at level 27.

## In the anime

Several Chinchou played a very minor part in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea, they helped destroy The Phantom's ship by overpowering and destroying his electrical equipment.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation II

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

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

*Main article: Chinchou/Learnset Generation IV*

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Crobat | **Chinchou** |  Lanturn →
Cliff's Mienfoo

**Cliff's Mienfoo** is a Mienfoo belonging to Cliff that was seen in *BW048: The Beartic Mountain Feud!*. It helps Cliff patrol the mountains and helped Ash and co. find a missing Cubchoo's parents.

## Known Moves

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

**Confusion** (ねんりき *Mindpower*) is a **Psychic**-type move that many Pokémon learn at a low level. The user uses its Psychic powers to hurt the foe, and it may confuse.

## Game info

### Effect

#### Contests (Hoenn)

Startles the Pokémon that appealed before the user.

#### Super Contests

A basic performance using a move known by the Pokémon.

### Description

 **X**/**Y** | The target is hit by a weak telekinetic force. This may also confuse the target.

## In the Anime

Confusion has often been a very damaging attack in the Anime. In the T.V. shows Confusion is often used to lift opponent Pokémon up, and then smash them into the terrain.
Collector

A **Collector** is a Trainer Class introduced in Generation III. They are nerdy young men carrying many Pokémon. Many Collectors seek to collect every single rare Pokémon there is and as such often use rare Pokémon. They are very similar to the Super Nerd and Scientist class. In fact, the Collector sprite looks similar to the Super Nerd sprite of Generation IV.
Cosmic Power

**Cosmic Power** (コスモパワー *Cosmos Power*) is a **Psychic**-type move introduced in Generation III.. Most of the Pokémon that can learn this move are related to Stars or Outer Space.

## Effect

### Contests

User gains a star if their condition is good, and they receive the number of stars in appeal points after the next round. Every star they have (up to 3) lessens the probability of their Pokémon becoming nervous.
Cianwood City Gym

The **Cianwood City Gym** is the official Gym of Cianwood City. The leader here is Chuck and he and his Black Belts use **Fighting**-type Pokémon. In Generation IV, the Gym now contains a makeshift waterfall. Chuck will be seen training under it. To battle him, the player must lift the waterfall controls, battling the various Black Belts along the way. Defeating Chuck will earn you the Storm Badge.

## General Information

* Location: Cianwood City
* Region: Johto
* Gym Leader: Chuck
* Badge: Storm Badge
* Dominant Type:
* Recommended Type: ,

## Gallery

* Cianwood Gym in Gold, Silver and Crystal
Chikorita

← Mew | **Chikorita** |  Bayleef →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Chikorita** (Japanese: **チコリータ** *Chikoriita*) is the **Grass**-type Starter Pokémon of the Johto region.

## Evolution

Chikorita evolves into Bayleef at level 16 and Meganium at level 32.

## Appearance

Chikorita are a small dinosaur-like Pokémon, particularly resembling a Sauropoda. They are a light green color and their eyes are bright red. Around its neck are tiny buds that have the ability to shoot out into long vines. Its most notable feature is the large leaf on the top of its head. They have short legs with one toenail on each foot.

## Special abilities

Chikorita have the ability Overgrow, which allows the user to do 150% damage when its HP is equal to or below 30%.

Aside from this, Chikorita can use a few more natural abilities. Vines can be shot out of its neck from the tiny buds that circle it, and they can create a large number of leaves from the one large leaf on the top of its head. Chikorita's leaf on top of its head also has calming abilities.

## Evolution

**Chikorita** evolves into Bayleef at level 16.

## In the anime

*Main article: Ash's Chikorita*    Chikorita in the anime series is most notable for being one of Ash's Pokémon. Ash captured this Chikorita in the episode *The Chikorita Rescue*. Chikorita developed a sort of being jealous of Ash throughout the series, fighting for his attention, and even having a crush on Ash's other Pokémon such as Pikachu.
Casey also got a Chikorita as her Starter Pokémon.

It is also known that Lyra, a character from Johto who made her first appearance in Diamond and Pearl, also has a Chikorita.

## Game info

Chikorita first appeared in the Gold and Silver games as one of the three starter Pokémon at the beginning of the game. At level 16 it can evolve into a Bayleef.

### Learnset

#### Generation II

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

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

*Main article: Chikorita/Learnset Generation IV*

## Origin

Chikorita, along with its evolved forms, is based off of the appearance of the Sauropoda dinosaur.

### Name Origin

Chikorita's name is derived from the actual "chicory" plant.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Mew | **Chikorita** |  Bayleef →
Cutiefly

← Oricorio | **Cutiefly** |  Ribombee →

**Cutiefly** (Japanese: **アブリー Abuly**) is a dual-type **Bug**/**Fairy**-type Pokémon introduced in the Generation VII games Pokémon Sun and Moon. It evolves into Ribombee at level 25.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Cutiefly is likely based off of a bee-fly.

### Etymology

Cutiefly's name appears to be based off the words *cute* and *bee-fly*.

← Oricorio | **Cutiefly** |  Ribombee →