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BW015: The Battle According to Lenora!

Jan-06-2011

## Episode Plot

As the Gym Battle between Ash and Lenora is about to get under way, Ash observes that Lenora keeps a keen eye on all her potential challengers. She quickly judges Ash to be a no-nonsense Trainer, and they launch into a fierce two-on-two battle—it’s Lenora’s Watchog and Lillipup versus Ash’s Tepig and Oshawott.

Right off the bat, Lenora’s Lillipup catches Ash off guard by using Roar, which forces him to switch Tepig out of the battle and send out Oshawott. Lenora decides to switch too, bringing in her Watchog and immediately using Mean Look—which keeps Oshawott from switching out again!

Watchog proves to be a fierce opponent, and Oshawott is quickly defeated. When Ash sends out Tepig, Lenora switches back to Lillipup, and its Take Down attack ends the battle quickly. Tepig is defeated, and Lenora wins!

Upset by his defeat, Ash vows to train hard and challenge the Nacrene Gym again, and Nurse Joy recommends that Ash put in some time at the Pokémon Battle Club. Don George says he is happy to help out, and we leave our heroes as Ash prepares to do some serious special training to prepare for his rematch against Lenora!

Meanwhile, James has hacked into Nacrene museum's secruity allowing Jessie and Meowth to easily steal the meteorite piece and replace it with the dummy they had. Team Rocket depart once their mission has been completed.

## Errors

* When Ash withdrew Oshawott, His shell was missing but when Nurse Joy healed him his shell was there.

## Trivia

* Ash forgot what Mean Look does, even though it was used against his Cyndaquil by Morty's Haunter in "From Ghost to Ghost", against his Charizard by Brandon's Dusclops in "Gathering the Gang of Four" and against his Donphan by Conway's Dusknoir in "Working on a Right Move".
* This is the third time Ash lost to a Normal-Type Gym Leader. The first was Whitney in JE042: A Goldenrod Opportunity and the second was to Norman in AG003: There's no Place Like Hoenn (even though it was an unofficial battle).
* Professor Oak's Live Caster: Darumaka
* Who's That Pokemon?: Lillipup (US)
Bellsprout

← Machamp | **Bellsprout** |  Weepinbell →

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Bellsprout** (Japanese: **マダツボミ** *Madatsubomi*) is a **Grass**/**Poison**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

## Biology

### Appearance

Bellsprout is a plant-like Pokémon. The body is a thin brown root and stem system. Bellsprout has two root-like legs. It has two leaves on each side. Its head is yellow and shaped like a bulb, the tip is colored pink, and it has the smallest amount of dirt on its feet.

### Special abilities

All Bellsprout have the ability Chlorophyll, which increases Bellsprout's Speed when it is sunny. It is said to ensnare its prey in its vines and devour it, and can also spit a highly corrosive fluid that can melt even iron. This Pokémon prefers hot and humid environments, since it can absorb more moisture from the ground by planting its root-like feet. In battle, Bellsprout can take advantage of its flexibility to bend and sway its way out of the range of its opponent's attacks, no matter how powerful they may be it is quick capturing its prey with its vines.

### Evolution

**Bellsprout** evolves into a Weepinbell at level 21.

## In the anime

Bellsprout has appeared numerous times in the anime series, most notably in "The Fourth Round Rumble," where Ash battled one during the Indigo League.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Machamp | **Bellsprout** |  Weepinbell →
Battle Park

The **Battle Park** (**バトルパーク** *Battle Park*) is a facility located in the Fight Area which serves as a checkpoint to entering the Battle Tower. It is also home to the Point Exchange Corner, where Trainers can exchange Battle Points received from their successful fights to acquire rare items.

## Overview

The Battle Park is reached through a series of stops where the Trainer will receive the Point Card in order to catalog the number of Battle Points attained. After this the Trainer will progress through a garden with several Trainers to underneath an arched building called the Point Exchange Building. After going past the Point Exchange Building, the Trainer will come across the Battle Tower.

### The Battle Tower

Main article: Battle Tower

The Battle Tower is the only Battle facility in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl versions, and features many different modes of Pokémon battling. Such are as follows:

* **Single Battle**: Take three Pokémon into battle from your party and face off against a continuous line of opponents in sets of seven battles. In the 21st and 49th battles respectively, the Trainer will face off against the Frontier Brain, Tower Tycoon Palmer.

* **Double Battle**: Take four Pokémon and battle a series of opponents in a two-versus-two battle. When the Trainer reaches the 21st and 49th battle, he/she will face off against the Frontier Brain.

* **Multi Battle**: Select two Pokémon and enter a battle alongside a friend, in which the first Pokémon from both parties will take the front line against two other Trainers' Pokémon.

* **Wi-Fi Battle**: Choose three Pokémon and connect to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, whereupon the player can face off against another player from across the world in Single Player mode.

## Battle Tower Prize Items

When the Trainer wins a successive round in the Battle Tower, he/she is rewarded with a certain amount of Battle Points, which in turn can be used to purchase specific items. A list of such items are as follows:
Battle Frontier (song)

**Battle Frontier** is the ninth opening theme song for Pokémon and the opening for Pokémon: Battle Frontier.

## Lyrics

It's a battle, win or lose
It's the friends you make, it's the road you choose
You've got the right stuff
So make your mind up
Find the courage inside of you
If you're strong you'll survive
And you'll keep your dream alive
It's the Battle Frontier
Pokémon!
Be the best you can be
And find your destiny
It's the master plan
The power's in your hand
Pokémon!
You've got the
Strength to win it
So stay in it
If you're smart you can take it all
If you're strong you'll survive
And you'll keep your dream alive
It's the Battle Frontier
Pokémon!
Be the best you can be
And find your destiny
It's the master plan
(It's the master plan!)
The power's in your hand
Pokémon! ♪
Blue Flare

Type:
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**Blue Flare** (**あおいほのお** *Blue Fire*) is a **Fire**-type move introduced in Generation V. It is one of the signature moves of Reshiram, along with Fusion Flare.

## Effect

Blue Flare inflicts damage and has a 20% chance of burning the target.

## Description

The user attacks by engulfing the target in an intense, yet beautiful, blue flame. It may leave the target with a burn.
Battle Arcade

The **Battle Arcade**(バトルルーレット *Battle Roulette*) is a facility featured in the Generation IV Battle Frontier . It is situated in the south-eastern corner of the Battle Frontier. In the Battle Arcade, the Trainer battles other Trainers with the interference of a Game Board which ultimately alters the course of the battle. Due to the predictability of each round the Trainer faces, the BP yield at the end of the seventh match is markedly lower than other Facilities.

## The Game Board

The Game Board utilised in the Battle Arcade can sway outcomes of a battle by inducing status effects and hindrances on the Trainer's Pokémon and the opponents; as well as status heals and HP restores. This feature is illustrated through a tiled board in which each tile flickers quickly horizontally across each row. The Trainer has to select the tile he/she prefers quickly. It can influence the Trainer's Pokémon, the Opponent's Pokémon and varying Overworld effects. The Game Board's effects are as follows:

## Frontier Brain

### Battle 1

The Frontier Brain will challenge the player to a Pokémon battle once they have progressed to a winning streak of 21 battles. Once Dahlia is defeated, she will award the player with a commemorative Silver Print.

### Battle 2

Once the player reaches their 49th battle, Dahlia will challenge the player to a rematch. In this battle, she has dramatically different and more powerful Pokémon. When you defeat Dahlia again, she will reward you with a commemorative Gold Print.
BW086: Rocking the Virbank Gym! (Part 2)

Jun-14-2012

## Episode Plot

The battle between Ash and Roxie continues. If it isn't her super speedy Koffing that gives Ash trouble, it's her super strong Scolipede that's even worse, as it defeats his Leavanny. But when Pignite defeats Scolipede, her Garbodor comes out and defeats Pignite. With Ash narrowed down to his rarely used powerhouse Palpitoad and his companion and ace Pikachu, will Ash be able to win his final badge or kiss his hopes of entering the Unova League goodbye?

## Debuts

**Items**

* Toxic Badge

## Trivia

* Like Roxie, her Gym Badge, the Toxic Badge, also made its debut before Pokémon Black 2 and Pokémon White 2 were released in Japan.
* Team Rocket takes over the Pokemon Live Caster and act as their comical selves, thus replacing Professor Oak.
* This is the Finale of Pokemon BW Rival Destinies before Best Wishes 2

## Bloopers

* In a scene where Roxie is about to bring out her Garbodor, her hair is missing.
Beldum

← Salamence | **Beldum** |  Metang →

[[Category:**Blue** Pokémon]]

**Beldum** (Japanese: **ダンバル** *Danbaru*) is a **Steel**/**Psychic**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.

## Biology

Beldum is a long, robotic Pokémon with three claw-like appendages on its backside. Beldum has but merely one, red eye. It's eye is on a circle that is attached to the rest of it's body.

## Special Abilities

Beldum uses magnetism to move, communicate, and attack. In the game, Beldum has the ability "Clear Body", which prevents any of its stats from being lowered.

## In the Anime

One of Ash's main rivals in the Hoenn region, Morrison, had a Beldum that soon evolved into a Metang.

## Evolution

**Bedlum** evolves into Metang once it reaches level 20.

## Learnset

### Level-Up

* **Bold** indicates the Pokémon gets STAB from this move.
* *Italics* indicate the Pokémon's evolution gets STAB from this move.
* Moves can only be learned from leveling up.

### Tutor

All of these moves can only be taught to Beldum in Pokémon Platinum and Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver.

* **Bold** indicates the Pokémon gets STAB from this move.
* *Italics* indicate the Pokémon's evolution gets STAB from this move.

### Learnsets

* Beldum/Learnset Generation III
* Beldum/Learnset Generation IV
* Beldum/Learnset Generation V

## Trivia

* Beldum and its evolutions are the only non-legendary Pokémon to have a catch rate of 3.
* In most Pokémon games, Beldum can only learn Take Down.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Salamence | **Beldum** |  Metang →
Bond Bridge

**Bond Bridge** is a quaint bridge that holds areas to Three Island and Berry Forest.

**Trainers**: Twins Joy and Meg, Aroma Lady Violet, Tuber Alexis, Swimmer Tisha, Tuber Amira, Aroma Lady Nikki

**Trainers' Pokémon**:

* Twins Joy and Meg: 2 Clefairy

* Aroma Lady Violet: 2 Bulbasaur, Ivysaur

* Tuber Alexis: 2 Staryu, 2 Krabby

* Swimmer Tisha: Kingler

* Tuber Amira: 2 Poliwag, Poliwhirl

* Aroma Lady Nikki: Bellsprout, Weepinbell

**Pokemon (Walking)**: Pidgey, Oddish, Bellsprout, Pidgeotto, Gloom, Weepinbell, Meowth, Venonat, Persian, Psyduck, Slowpoke

**Pokemon (Surfing)**: Tentacool, Tentacruel

**Pokemon (Old Rod)**: Magikarp

**Pokemon (Good Rod)**: Horsea, Magikarp, Krabby

**Pokemon (Super Rod)**: Horsea, Krabby, Gyarados, Seadra, Kingler, Psyduck, Slowpoke

**Items**: Max Repel
Baoba

* Pokémon Red and Blue

**Baoba**, originally referred to as the **Safari Zone Warden** and nicknamed **Warden Slowpoke**, is the Kanto Safari Zone's warden that first appeared in *Pokémon Red and Blue*. In the first generation, Baoba was the warden of the Safari Zone located in Fuchsia City. If the player character found his false teeth, Baoba would give them HM04, Strength.

In the fourth generation remakes of *Pokémon Gold and Silver*, Baoba relocates his Safari Zone to a new location outside of Cianwood City, with the Fuchsia City Safari Zone location becoming the Pal Park. Baoba's counterpart in the anime series is known as Kaiser.

## Gallery

* Baoba as he appears in-game in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen
Baker

A **Baker** is a female Trainer Class introduced in and currently exclusive to Generation V. Bakers are women wearing chef's attire, a maroon apron, and oven gloves that are holding a tray with muffins on it. Bakers are mostly seen in pink trailers; occasionally, Bakers will ask players for ingredients and/or assistance in selling food.
Baton Pass

**Baton Pass** (バトンタッチ *Baton Touch*) is a **Normal**-type move introduced in Generation II that allows you to switch to any other Pokémon in your party, transferring all the effects of moves such as stat increases and reductions, status problems, Substitute status, Lock-On, Mind Reader stats, and Charge effects.

## Effect

### Description

 **X**/**Y** | The user switches places with a party Pokémon in waiting and passes along any stat changes.

### Contests

Makes the Pokémon who appealed after the user's turn nervous.

## Learnset

Known Pokémon that learn it by levelling up in Diamond/Pearl/Platinum;

* Mr. Mime
* Eevee
* Mew
* Sentret
* Furret
* Ledyba
* Ledian
* Togepi
* Togetic
* Aipom
* Girafarig
* Celebi
* Surskit
* Ninjask
* Mawile
* Plusle
* Minun
* Huntail
* Gorebyss
* Ambipom
* Drifloon
* Drifblim
* Buneary
* Lopunny
* Mime Jr.
Battle Zone

The **Battle Zone** (バトルゾーン, *Batoru Zōn*?) is a sub-region on an island off the northeast of mainland Sinnoh and is home to the Battle Tower in Diamond and Pearl, and to the Battle Frontier in Platinum. In both of these, the player can get Battle Points, like in Hoenn's Battle Frontier. Battle Zone is based on the geography of the former Japanese now Russian island of Sakhalin (Karafuto).

## Cities and Towns

*Main articles: Fight Area, Survival Area, and Resort Area*
The Battle Zone is home to three major settlements, the Fight Area, the Survival Area and the Resort Area. Sinnoh's Battle Tower (DP)/Battle Frontier (Pt) is also located in the Fight Area. In the Battle Zone, there is a facility called the Fight Area which serves as the entrance to the Battle Tower in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. In the Survival Area, the player can rematch Sinnoh Gym Leaders in Pokémon Platinum.

## Places of Interest

### Battle Park / Battle Frontier

*Main articles: Battle Tower and Sinnoh Battle Frontier*
Battle Park in *Diamond and Pearl* or Battle Frontier in *Platinum* is located northeast of Fight Area. Similarly to *Pokémon Emerald*, Battle Points are won from battles and can be exchanged for goods and move tutoring services.

### Stark Mountain

*Main article: Stark Mountain*
Nearby the Survival Area lies the Stark Mountain an active volcano.

### Ribbon Syndicate

In the Resort Area, the player can buy unique ribbons at the Ribbon Syndicate and massages for their Pokémon.

## Trivia

* It should be noted that, although the Battle Zone is placed on the Sinnoh region map, it is however not considered to be a part of the region. This is due to the fact that many local civilians state that Pokémon originating from Sinnoh are a rare sight. This trait is also shared with the Sevii Islands of Generation III.
Base Set 2 (TCG)

**Base Set 2** was the fourth English set release of the Original series. It was released on October 10, 1999, and was a repring of cards from the Jungle and Base Sets.

## Information

* There are 130 cards in the set, which means some of the cards from the Jungle and Base Set were not included in the repressing.
* The set did not contain non-holographic versions of holofoil cards.
Black City

**Black City** is an area exclusive to Pokémon Black. Unlike it's White counterpart, White Forest, Black City focuses on battles and items, and wild Pokémon cannot be found here.

## Info

The city is very dark and ruled by greed, with trainers scattered around waiting to be battled. The Pokémon Center is in the east because the city has little light, and conserving electricity is important for the city. In the center is a market selling rare and expensive items, including lots of Evolution Stones. On your first visit here, the city may be tiny or something more impressive, this is because its appearance is based on how many characters live here. With a big population, the city has lots of magnificent tall buildings and a bustling market with multiple stalls. A lower population means fewer, smaller buildings, and a less active market.

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The city grows as its population increases; you'll need to visit another player's White Forest via the Entralink to invite characters to your city and up your population. Not only do the characters affect the appearance of the city, they also determine which items can be bought at the market and the number of trainers available to battle. As well as coming into the city, characters will also leave after a while if you don't battle them often.

Inside the market, the boss will ask you to battle a certain number of people outside. Once achieved, you'll get a decent reward from him and he will ask you to complete another task.

## Items

Items sold at the Market vary with the characters in the city. If you're after a certain item, be sure to invite the correct character through the Entralink. Many items here are extremely expensive, for example Poké Balls and Luxury Balls are fifty times their normal selling prices.

* Dawn Stone 10,000 (Grace)
* Sun Stone 10,000 (Lena)
* Shiny Stone 10,000 (Molly)
* Fire Stone 10,000 (Vincent)
* Oval Stone 10,000 (Carlos)
* Dusk Stone 10,000 (Herman)
* Moon Stone 10,000 (Rosa)
* Leaf Stone 10,000 (Karenna)
* Thunder Stone 10,000 (Ken)
* Water Stone 10,000 (Ralph)
* Yellow Shard 3,000 (Colin)
* Red Shard 3,000 (Doug)
* Green Shard 3,000 (Marie)
* Blue Shard 3,000 (Eliza)
* TinyMushroom 3,000 (Dave)
* Big Mushroom 20,000 (Gene)
* Pearl 6,000 (Silvia)
* Big Pearl 38,000 (Miho)
* Stardust 10,000 (Leo)
* Star Piece 48,000 (Piper)
* Heart Scale 10,000 (Lynette)
* Rare Bone 30,000 (Britney)
* Fluffy Tail 15,000 (Emi)
* Poké Ball 10,000 (Pierce)
* Luxury Ball 50,000 (Frederic)
* Poké Doll 18,000 (Jacques)
* Max Repel 5,500 (Miki)
* Berry Juice 1,500 (Shane)
* Fresh Water 1,000(Robbie)
* Nugget 50,000 (Ryder)

## Demographics

Black City has a maximum population of 45 (12 at the lowest)

## Trivia

* It bears some resemblance to Tron City.
* It is stated that this city is ruled by greed, this is shown by the fact that most items sold in the market are extremely expensive.
* All trainers in Black City have the fully evolved counterpart of their respective White forest Pokemon. For example, in Black City, Rosa has an Exploud, so if she was in White Forest, you'll be able to find Whismur in the wild.
Barry's Skarmory

**Barry's Skarmony** was uses in the Sinnoh League against Paul using it's Spikes attack. It was defeated by a single Flamethrower used by Paul's Magmortar. It may have been caught while Barry was on Iron Island.

## Known moves

 **+** indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.\***-** indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
Battle Cry - (Stand Up!)

**Battle Cry** is the twelfth opening theme song for Pokémon and the opening for Pokémon: DP Galactic Battles.

Stand Up!
(Stand Up!)
For what is right.
Be brave!
Get ready to fight.
Hold On!
(Hold On!)
We're friends for life.
And if we come, together as one.
Complete the quests that we've begun.
We will win the battle!
Galactic Battles! Pokémon! ♪

But deep inside, you know you're strong.If you follow your heart, you can't be wrong.
Sometimes it's hard to see,
Just what's your destiny.
But when you find the path that's true,
You'll know that's the one for you.
Stand Up!
(Stand Up!)
For what is right.
Be brave!
(Be brave!)
Get ready to fight!
Hold on!
(Hold on!)
We're friends for life!
And if we come together as one,
Complete the quest that we've begun.
We will win the battle!
Pokémon!
The time is now, the game's begun!
Together we will fight as one!
Each of us, in our own way,
We Can make this world a better place.
Stand Up!
(Stand Up!)
For what is right.
Be brave!
(Be brave!)
Get ready to fight!
Hold on!
(Hold on!)
We're friends for life.
And if we come together as one,
Complete the quest that we've begun.
We will win the battle!
Pokémon!
Just when it seems that you are lost and all alone,
You will find the courage and the strength to carry on.
And if you fall along the way,
Have the faith you'll be okay.
Because your friends are there for you,
Reachin' out to pull you through.
Stand Up!
(Stand Up!)
For what is right.
Be brave!
(Be brave!)
Get ready to fight!
Hold on!
(Hold on!)
We're friends for life.
And if we come together as one,
Complete the quest that we've begun.
We will win the battle!
Pokémon! ♪
Boarder

A **Boarder** (**ボーダー** *Boarder*) is a Trainer Class introduced in Generation II. They were first seen battling in the Mahogany Town Gym along with the female Skiers. They do not appear in any other region other than the games based in the Johto region, including the Generation IV remakes. They specialize in using **Ice**-type Pokémon.

## Trivia

* Originally, Boarders were seen as the male counterparts to the exclusively female Skiers. However, male Skiers were introduced in the **Generation IV** games based in the Sinnoh region.
Black Sludge

*This article is related to a Pokémon item.*

**Black Sludge** is an item in Generation IV that restores a little bit of health for **Poison**-type Pokémon each turn if the following Pokémon uses it as a held item. Other Pokémon that is not **Poison** will lose damage each turn if held. It can be sold for 100 Pokédollars.

They can be found on wild Croagunks and Toxicroaks in the Sinnoh region games while in *Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver*. Black Sludge can also be found in Cerulean Cave.
Bianca's father's Darmanitan

**Bianca's father's Darmanitan**, also known as the **Red Flash Darmanitan**, is a Darmanitan that appeared in the "Enter Elesa, Electrifying Gym Leader!" battling against Ash's Oshawott in an important battle in which Ash's and Bianca's dreams may stopped due to the promise they gave to Bianca's father. Although Oshawott had the type advantage and all of Darmanitan's moves were fire type, Oshawott lost because of Darmanitan's high level.

Fortunately, Bianca's father didn't keep his promise and left the kids to their dreams.

## Known Moves

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

← Binacle | **Barbaracle** |  Skrelp →
**Barbaracle** (Japanese: **ガメノデス** *Gamenodesu*) is a dual-type **Rock**/**Water** Pokémon, introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It is the final evolution of Binacle.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Binacle is based on goose barnacle, due to their shape and connecting to rocks.

### Etymology

Binacle is based on the words *barbarian* and *barnacle*.

← Binacle | **Barbaracle** |  Skrelp →
Boomburst

Type:
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**Boomburst** (Japanese: **ばくおんぱ** *Sound Wave Explosion*) is a **Normal**-type move introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y.

## Game info

### Effect

#### In battle

Boomburst damages all adjacent Pokémon, including allies. This move does not affect Pokémon with the Soundproof ability.

#### Outside of battle

Boomburst has no affect outside of battle.

### 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.

## In the manga

*Boomburst has not yet appeared in the manga.*
Battle Subway

**Needed HM:** | None

**Battle Subway** is a feature in *Pokémon Black and White* that is a circular station, which is the only way enter Anville Town. The Battle Subway has one active line; however, there are signs of at least 5 different lines.

## Features

A subway where players can participate in seven battles at a time. If the player wins all seven battles they can earn battle points and exchange them for various gifts. There are three battle modes: single, double and multi-battles. There are two lines for each. In multi-battles players can team up with a friend wireless connection or with an in-game character (which is the opposite gender of your player). In all of the battle modes, each Pokémon the player faces is Level 50. There is one Trainer per train carriage or two trainers if you go on the Multi Line. On every line (except for the Brown Line and the Light Blue Line, which is the Wi-Fi Line) you win 21 or 49 battle consecutively, a Subway Boss will challenge the player with a very diverse and challenging team. Subway Boss Ingo challenges the player on the Single Battle lines, Subway Boss Emmet challenges the player on the Double Battle lines and both Subway Boss Emmet and Ingo will challenge you on the Multi Lines.

The circular station is used by players as a place to level up their Pokémon without battling, because the Player can level the buttons on the DS pressed down so that the character runs continuously around the circular room. When this is performed when Pokémon are in the day-care, they will continuously gain experience, allowing players to leave the DS like this and let the Pokémon level up without effort.

## Anime

In the anime, the Battle Subway is much larger and has multiple lines, such as the Nimbasa City line.

## Trivia

* During the battle with either of the Subway Bosses, it plays the song that is played when the player battles Unova Champion, Alder.
Blue Orb

Blue Orb )

*This article is related to a Pokémon item.*

The **Blue Orb** is an key item that controls Kyogre.

## In the Anime

In the anime, there are 2 episodes that feature the Blue Orb. There is an error that states that the Blue Orb controls Groudon instead of Kyogre, however. The orb is fused with Ash's Pikachu and whenever it uses an **Electric**-type move, the lines on Groudon's head appear on Ash's Pikachu's head, and the move is much stronger.

### In the Games

In the Hoenn Generation III games, the Blue Orb appears and controls Kyogre in Pokémon Sapphire, which Maxie attempts to use to control Groudon, but fails.
BW093: Battling Authority Once Again!

August 23rd, 2012

**BW093: Battling Authority Once Again!** (パワーバトル！アイリスVSヒカリ！) is the 750th episode of the Pokémon anime series. This episode features the quarter-finals and the early semi-finals of the Pokémon World Tournament Junior Cup.

## Episode Plot

The Junior Cup of the Pokémon World Championship is underway, and in the quarter-finals, Trip has beaten Manning, Cilan has beaten Horatio, and Ash just beat Geraldo; all three advance to the semi-finals. Now a real battle begins: Dawn vs Iris. Which of the two will prevail in this bout?

## Characters

Human
* Ash Ketchum
* Iris
* Cilan
* Dawn
* Trip
* Burgundy
* Georgia
* Cynthia
* Freddy O'Martian
* Alder
* Manning
* Geraldo
* Horatio

Pokémon
* Ash's Pikachu
* Iris' Axew
* Dawn's Piplup
* Iris' Dragonite
* Meloetta
* Trip's Serperior
* Ash's Krokorok
* Dawn's Mamoswine
* Cilan's Crustle
* Ash's Boldore
* Manning's Heatmor
* Horatio's Cinccino
* Geraldo's Reuniclus
Beat Up

**Beat Up** is a damaging **Dark**-type move introduced in Generation IV that hits multiple times. The number of times it hits depends on how many Pokémon are not fainted in the party. Prior to Generation IV, it is Sneasel's signature move.

## Description

### Battle

 **OR**/**AS** | The user get all party Pokémon to attack the target. The more party Pokémon, the greater the number of attacks.
Blue's Pikachu

**Blue** captured his Pikachu at Viridian Forest in Chapter 4. Pikachu, even though it's strong, it's not used at battles very much by Blue because at Brock's gym, it didn't do any damage and in Lt. Surge's battle it didn't do much damage. Pikachu won for first time against the Team Rocket grunt on Route 24. The only time it won was at the battle with Lt. Surge where it beat his Magnemite. Also, it helped to win most water Pokémon and the also trainer Pidgeotto at St. Anne. Also, before its loss at Rock Tunnel, by Rock-type Pokémon, it defeated a Lass's Beedrill.

Moves used

 Thunderbolt | Chapter 14
Bounce

**Bounce** (とびはねる *Bounce*) is a 2-turn **Flying**-type move. The user jumps up on the first turn, avoiding any attacks, and then bounces down on the second turn, dealing damage. Bounce is like the HM move Fly, except Bounce does 15 more damage, and has less PP. It is used frequently by the elite four of Sinnoh.

## Effect

### Super Contests

Earn +3 if no other Pokémon has chosen the same Judge.

### Description

 **X**/**Y** | The user bounces up high, then drops on the target on the second turn. This may also leave the target with paralysis.

## Trivia

* *Bounce* is part of a group of similar 2-turn moves, which includes Fly, Dig, and Dive. *Bounce* is the only one of these moves to have a possible secondary effect, Paralysis.
Bianca's father

Debut:

**Bianca's father** (**ベルパパ** *Bel's Papa*) is a character that first appeared in BW051: Enter Elesa, Electrifying Gym Leader!. He never liked Bianca's idea to leave her house and start her own journey. He waited for her to travel to Nimbasa City and there he told Bianca that if she loses the battle against Elesa she would have to return back to Nuvema Town and abandon her dream of becoming a Pokémon Master forever.

But Ash interrupted him with a battle. Bianca's father made Ash promise that if he loses in a battle one-on-one, that he would return back to Pallet Town. Ash accepted the challenge and after a short while he lost. Bianca's father changed his way of thinking during that battle and decide to leave them follow their dreams. He left trying to give to reach the speedy Bianca and give her bag to her.
Bertha's Hippowdon

**Bertha's Hippowdon** was used when she battle Ash's Torterra. Hippowdon used Dig and then attacked Torterra with Iron Head from underground. When Torterra attempted to counter with Rock Climb Hippowdon intercepted the attack with another Iron Head. However Ash eventually noticed that the ground shook slightly whenever Hippowdon used Dig and when he saw the ground shake on Torterra's side, he warned the Continent Pokemon where the next Iron Head would come from allowing Torterra to avoid it. Torterra then inflicted serious damage with Leaf Storm. Hippowdon managed to endure the attack and used Dig again, this time causing the whole battlefield to shake instead of just a small part of it. Hippowdon then burst out of the ground, smashed Torterra with yet another Iron Head and then finished it with Fire Fang.

## Known moves

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

## Trivia

* Bertha's Hippowdon is female in the games but its colour shows that it is male in the anime.
Bill's Lighthouse

**Bill's Lighthouse** is an anime-exclusive location in Kanto, near Cerulean City.

In the anime, Ash and friends discovered the lighthouse after Ash's Krabby disappeared after he caught it. Brock explained to Ash that Krabby was being sent to Professor Oak's Laboratory. Ash then wanted to call Professor Oak to see if Krabby made it safely. When the gang spotted the lighthouse, they decided to trek there for a phone.

When finding Bill, Bill tells them about how there are many Pokémon in the world and that he is tracking one Pokémon. The same night, a giant Pokémon came close to the lighthouse.

Team Rocket wanted to catch it and failed, causing it to swim away.

Although he was upset at not being able to discover more about the Pokémon, Bill was very excited that he had been able to see it, and told the gang to be on the lookout for more undiscovered Pokémon.
Believe in Me

**Believe in Me** is the is the opening theme song for the fifth season of the Pokémon anime, Pokémon: Master Quest.

## Lyrics

Me and my friends are gonna do it rightYou'll never see us run away from a fight
To be a master is my dream,
All I've got to do is believe
(And I believe)
I've got a chance to win
I'm on my way to victory
Pokémon!
I can be a Champion if I just believe
I'm on a Master Quest
Master Quest!
I want the whole world to see
I believe!
I'm gonna be the very best,
'Cause all I've got to do is believe in me.
I believe
Pokémon!
I'm on a Master Quest
I want the whole world to see
No time to question my moves
I stick to the path that I choose
Me and my friends are gonna do it right
You'll never see us run away from a fight
I believe!
I've got a chance to win
I'm on my way to victory
Pokémon!
I can be a Champion if I just believe
I'm on a Master Quest
Master Quest!
I want the whole world to see
I believe!
I'm gonna be the very best,
'Cause all I've got to do is believe in me.
Pokémon! ♪
Binacle

← Malamar | **Binacle** |  Barbaracle →
**Binacle** (Japanese: **カメテテ** *Kametete*) is a dual-type **Rock**/**Water** Pokémon, introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It evolves into Barbaracle at level 39.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Binacle is based on goose barnacle, due to their shape and connecting to rocks.

### Etymology

Binacle is based on the prefix *bi*, meaning two, and *barnacle*.

← Malamar | **Binacle** |  Barbaracle →
Black Flute

The **Black Flute** is an item introduced in the Generation III games that has a better chance of the player not encountering Wild Pokémon. This item can be found in Pokémon Platinum, but not Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. This item can be sold for 200.

In the Generation III games, this item can be found on Route 113. In Pokémon Platinum, this item can be found in Mt. Coronet. In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, this item can be found in the Dark Cave. In the Unova region games, this item can be found on Route 13.
Blizzard Island

Blizzard Island has 20 floors.

## Pokemon in the Dungeon

* Piplup LV 5 (1F-20F)
* Swablu LV 11 (1F-20F)
* Azurill LV 11 (1F-20F)
* Sneasel LV 12 (1F-20F)
* Snorunt LV 14 (1F-20F)
* Smoochum LV 17 (1F-20F)
* Marill LV 40 (1F-20F)
* Piloswine LV 41 (1F-20F)
* Golduck LV 41 (1F-20F)
* Delibird LV 41 (1F-20F)
* Vigoroth LV 41 (1F-20F)
* Nosepass LV 42 (1F-20F)
* Azumarill LV 45 (1F-20F)
* Castform LV 40 (10F-20F)
Billy Regan

* Nando

**Billy Regan** is a voice actor for the English dub of Pokémon. His career on Pokémon started with **The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon** where he voiced the evil Dr. Yung, since then he was selected to voice Harley for Season 9, he also voices Nando.

## Human Roles

* Dr. Yung
* Harley (AG160-AG187)
* Nando
* Conway
* McCauley
* Izzy
* Mayor of Castelia City
* Leon
* Villager (AG183)
* Seller (DP113)
Bibarel

← Bidoof | **Bibarel** |  Kricketot →

[[Category:**Brown** Pokémon]]

**Bibarel** (Japanese: **ビーダル** *Biidaru*) is a **Normal**/**Water**-type Pokémon. It evolves from Bidoof, starting at level 15.

## Game Info

### Side Game Data

 R-005
 Capture Points\*
 480

## Trivia

* There is no other Pokémon who shares the same type as Bibarel.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Bidoof | **Bibarel** |  Kricketot →
Ambipom

← Gastrodon | **Ambipom** |  Drifloon →

[[Category:**Purple** Pokémon]]

**Ambipom** (Japanese: **エテボース** *Etebousu*) is a **Normal**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV. It is the evolved form of Aipom.

## Naming

Its name is a cross between *ambi*dextrous, meaning to have equal proficiency in both the left and right hand, and what could be the second word is *palm*.

The same reason can be of its pre-evolution, Aipom, but with "bi" meaning two, because it has two tail-hands as oppose to one.

Its Japanese name comprises *te* (手), meaning hand, and the transliteration of *both* implies that it is two handed.

## Biological characteristics

Ambipom has the form of a monkey with an exaggerated tail. This tail has become even more adept than its hands from constant use swinging through the trees.

## Anime

Dawn is trapped in the Solaceon Ruins surrounded by Unown, which was angered by the work of Team Galactic. When Dawn is in trouble, Aipom attempted to help her, but to no avail. Then Aipom started to evolve into an Ambipom and saved Dawn from the Unown.

Dawn uses Ambipom's Swift in contest by surrounding it with stars on the first round for the first time, but failed to enter the second round as Ambipom is completely hidden in the cluster of stars.

Dawn uses Ambipom also for the game of Pokémon Ping Pong. In the game, Ambipom shows excellent skills by hitting the ball again and again, and making it fire up by the ignited launch. Due to this talent, the O, the master of the game took her for training.

## Evolution

**Ambipom** Raise Aipom to level 32, then teach it Double Hit or level up Aipom while it knows Double Hit.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Gastrodon | **Ambipom** |  Drifloon →

## Trivia

* Due to now being Dawn's Pokémon, Aipom was the only Pokémon owned by a main character that was introduced before the character.
* Ambipom was the first Pokémon belonging to Dawn that evolved and her first fully evolved Pokémon.
* Ambipom is the only Pokémon of Dawn's that shares an English voice actress with her.
Bolt Strike

Type:
 Category
**Bolt Strike** (**らいげき** *Lightning Strike*) is a **Electric**-type move introduced in Generation V. It, along with Fusion Bolt, is one of the signature moves of Zekrom, though it can also be learned by Thundurus.

## Effect

Bolt Strike inflicts damage and has a 20% chance of paralyzing the target.

## Description

The user charges its target, surrounding itself with a great amount of electricity. It may leave the target with paralysis.
Badge Case

A **Badge case** is what all Pokémon Trainers use to keep their badges that they have earned. There are 8 slots for eight badges. They make each one different for each region. For Ash, as the years go by, his gym case has gotten more ellaborate. When he was in Kanto and Orange Islands, his badges were kept on a sheet on cloth (see gallery), but in Unova the Badge case was cushoned and fitted for each badge.

## Gallery

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Bag

The **bag** is a tool in most Pokémon games. It holds all of the player's items, storing them for ever until the player uses them all. When opening the bag, the player can use, arrange, and toss all items except for Key items, and register key items for easy access. All the items that the player has on hand will be located in the bag, after Generation two, being placed in the appropriate pocket automatically. Prior to Generation four, the items pocket had only limited spaces for the items, while the other pockets had space for any and all items that would go there. If an item to be picked up would be placed into the items pocket, however, and the pocket was full, it could not be picked up until the player had deposited some items into the PC. This problem no longer exists in Generation four, where the bag has enough room for every item. In of the bag menu, the player will find a list of all their items, ordered by first obtained to the most recently obtained. First is at the top, and Recently is at the bottom.

## Diamond and Pearl

It is hard to find what you are looking for, because the item names are in small letters and one of the easiest ways are looking at the pictures that is, if you know what they look like. Though you can keep anything and as much as you want is an advantage.

## Platinum

It is mostly the same as Diamond and pearl except the bag is a diffrent color and it has more key items.

## Heartgold and Soulsilver

It is more organized. There are six items on each page with bigger letters and a picture. And in Heartgold and Soulsilver there are new Poké Balls.

## Images

* Inside bag in Diamond and Pearl
* Inside bag in Heartgold and Soulsilver
* Inside Bag in Firered and Leafgreen
* Bag in Platinum
* Bag in Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald
* Bag in Red & Blue
* bag in Generation II
* Pr. Rowan's Bag
* Bag when battling
Bicycle

A Bicycle is a Key Item. It allows players to go on Cycling Road.

* **Generation I** - The bicycle can be obtained from the Bicycle Shop in Cerulean City, using the coupon obtained from talking to the chairman of the Pokémon Fan Club in Vermillion City.

* **Generation II** - The bicycle can be obtained from the Bicycle Shop in Goldenrod City.

* **Generation III** - The bicycle can be obtained from Rydel's Shop in Mauville City. Unlike the previous bikes, this generation features two bikes - Mach Bike and Acro Bike. The Mach Bike moves faster than the Acro Bike, although it starts off slowly at first, but it can pick momentum, allowing it to climb up muddy walls. The speed of the Acro Bike is same as the normal bikes, however, it can do acrobatic acts like hopping on the ground. It can also allow users to hop up a hill (example: Jagged Pass) and jumping sideways on a plank (example: Route 119).

* **Generation IV** - The bicycle can be obtained from the owner of the Bicycle Shop by rescuing his Pokémon from the Galactic building in Eterna City    . The bicycle have two gears of different speed - normal and fast. Press the 'B' button to change gear. The bicycle can ride on wooden planks. And at fast speed, it can climb muddy walls.

* **Generation V** - the player receives his/her bicycle from the Day Care Man in Nimbasa City after defeating Team Plasma.
Bobby

Debut:

**Bobby** is the Character of the Day in The Lonely Deino!. He is a caretaker of many Pokémon abandoned by their trainers. He has Iris try to get a Deino to come out of its proverbial shell.

## Trivia

* Bobby has no scleras, like Cilan, Stephan, and Hawes.
	+ He shares the same English voice actor as Stephan.
Banned Episodes

A **Banned Episode** is an episode of the Pokémon anime that was removed from the original lineup of episodes. Several episodes of the anime have been banned for different reasons.

## Worldwide

 Denno Shenshi Porygon (Electric Soldier Porygon) | This episode is infamous for causing many seizures when first aired. In the episode, Pikachu, in order to stop some missiles, uses a Thunderbolt attack. This leads to a very large and quick sequence where lights flash very quickly and vividly on screen. Some of these lights were strobe lights being flashed at very high speeds. Many viewers reported dizziness and nausea as a result of this. 685 children were taken to hospital, although only 150 were kept overnight for observation. Also despite rumors there is no evidence to suggest that any of the viewers suffered lasting injury.
The episode has never been shown again and has set guidelines for flashing lights in anime. To remove the episode from the public mind, the character Porygon has never appeared again over the course of the series.
 Yureru Shima no Tatakai! Dojoach Vs Namazun!! | This episode revolves around a bunch of Whiscash causing an earthquake. It was removed and never aired anywhere, including Japan, due to similarities to the Chuetsu earthquakes of October 23, 2004.
 Rocket Gang Vs Team Plasma Parts 1 and 2 | This episode was set to air in Japan but was delayed in because of the **Great East Japan Earthquake** which also caused a tsunami of March 11, 2011. The episode also featured Castelia City being destroyed. It is currently unknown when they will air in Japan and other countries.

## Removed by 4Kids

 * This episode aired twice in America.
* You can get this episode in the Pokémon: Orange Islands DVD pack.
Blue's Pidgeotto

**Blue** captured his **Pidgeotto** as Pidgey. He captured it at Chapter 11 but left it at the Day Care because it was weak. It wouldn't appear again until Chapter 13 when Blue got it back, and after a hard battle with a trainer's Butterfree it evolved into a Pidgeotto. Pidgeotto proved its strength when it beat Lt. Surge's Electabuzz, though later it was beaten by Lt. Surge's Raichu. Later, it beats a trainer's Venonat even if later it lost from Team Rocket's Pokémon

This Pokémon passed 2 chapters as Pidgey.

 Quick Attack | Chapter 14
Bicycle Shop

The ***Bicycle Shop*** is a shop in Eterna city where you receive the top model bike in *Pokemon: Platinum, Diamond and Pearl*.

## In the Game

When you come to Eterna City, after you defeat your ordeal with Team Galactic, you have the chance to buy a bike from Rad Rickshaw's Cycle Shop, or simply known as the **Bicycle Shop**. The owner sells you his latest model bike with gears. When riding the bike, press the "B" button to shift up or down. The owner mentions that the third gear is slower but easier to control, and the third gear is faster but harder to control.
Blaze Kick

**Blaze Kick** is a **Fire**-type move introduced in Generation III which can be learned by Hitmonlee, Blaziken, Chimchar family, and Riolu family. This move is a kicking move which has a high *critical-hit* ratio. It also may cause a burn. If the opponent is frozen, this attack melts the ice and the foe doesn't become frozen anymore.

## Pokémon which Learn this Attack

### By Leveling Up

* Blaziken: Level 36
* Hitmonlee: Level 41

### By Breeding

* Chimchar
* Monferno
* Infernape
* Riolu
* Lucario
Birth Island

**Birth Island** (**たんじょうのしま** *Birth Island*) is one of the Sevii Islands and is the home to the Legendary Pokémon, Deoxys in *Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen* and *Pokémon Emerald*.

## Overview

To get to Birth Island, the player needs the Aurora Ticket event item. This item is sometimes called Nine Island because it is the ninth in the chain of islands which make up the Sevii Islands. The player can go here via the Seagallop Ferry dock in *Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen* and the S.S Tidal in *Pokémon Emerald*. Once the player arrives on Birth Island, he/she has to rotate a stone triangle positioned in the center until it glows bright red. However, if the Trainer stops moving the triangle, it will immediately reset and the Trainer will have to begin again. When it glows red, Deoxys will appear before the Trainer (Attack Forme in Pokémon FireRed, Speed Forme in Pokémon Emerald and Defense Forme in Pokémon LeafGreen).

## Trivia

* This is one of the few islands not viewed via the Town Map.
Bisharp

← Pawniard | **Bisharp** |  Bouffalant →

**Bisharp** (Japanese: **キリキザン** *Kirikizan*) is a **Dark**/**Steel**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V that is the evolved form of Pawniard, upon reaching Level 52. Bisharp is used in-game by Ghetsis and Grimsley.

## Trivia

* Bisharp's English name seems to be derived from the chess piece Bishop and the adjective Sharp.
* Bisharp seems to have an axe-like object as part of its head.
* Bisharp, along with its pre-evolution are the first Pokémon to have a Steel/Dark-type combination.
* Bisharp and its pre-evolution are the only Pokémon with a double resistance to **Ghost**-types.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Pawniard | **Bisharp** |  Bouffalant →
Bayleef

← Chikorita | **Bayleef** |  Meganium →
*This article is about the Pokémon Bayleef. For other uses, see Bayleef (Disambiguation)*

[[Category:**Green** Pokémon]]

**Bayleef** (Japanese: **ベイリーフ** *Beiriifu*) is the **Grass**-type Starter Pokémon of the Johto region, evolved from Chikorita.

## Appearance/Behavior

Bayleef is a yellow, dinosaur-like Pokémon. Around its neck are several small leaves that Bayleef can shoot at opponents. There is also a large leaf on its head, which it inherits from its pre-evolution, Chikorita. This Pokémon is derived from a sauropod. It is very outgoing like Chikorita, but is more cautious. It looks up to Meganium and other grass types for knowledge. It will hide from danger and have its mother fend for her young. If anything to happen to the mother, it won't take care of its siblings, and rather join other grass types for protection, or join a herd of traveling Meganium. There have been instances where Chikorita joined groups of Jumpluff for help. Bayleef often can fend for themselves.

## Evolution

**Bayleef** is the evolved form of Chikorita. Starting at level 32, it can evolve into a Meganium.

## Game info

### Learnset

#### Generation II

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

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

*Main article: Bayleef/Learnset Generation IV*

## Name Origin

Bayleef's name comes the name of the herb, Bay Leaf.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Chikorita | **Bayleef** |  Meganium →