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Charcoal

**Charcoal** is an item introduced in Generation II that boosts the power of **Fire**-type moves of the Pokémon who is holding the Charcoal by 20%. They can be bought for 9800 Pokédollars and can be sold for 4900 Pokédollars.

## Locations

* In the Johto region games, Charcoals can be found in Azalea Town and it can be found in Pokémon Crystal and Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver in the location Ruins of Alph.
* In the Hoenn region games, one can be found in Lavaridge Town.
* In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, it is used as a Game Corner prize.
* In the Sinnoh region games, it is found in Route 227.
* In Unova: in Black and White, it can be found in Nacrene City by speaking to a person on the bottom left building and by answering *Tepig*. One can also be found in Route 16, but will require a Pokémon with Strength. In Black 2 and White 2, it can be found in Castelia City in the battle company or in northern area's first building to the right.
Cave of Origin

The **Cave of Origin** is a location found in Sootopolis City where the player either catches Groudon or Kyogre depending on the game version. This place is only found in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. It is said to hold the Origin of Rayquaza.

## Pokémon

### Entrance

* Zubat 90% Lv 28-35
* Golbat 10% Lv 33-36

### Middle of the Cave

* Zubat 60% Lv 30-34
* Golbat 10% Lv 33-36
* Sableye (Sapphire and Emerald) 30% Lv 30-34
* Mawile (Ruby only) 30% Lv 30-34

### Top Floor

* Groudon Lv 45 (Ruby only)
* Kyogre Lv 45 (Sapphire only)
Big Mushroom

A **Big Mushroom** is an item introduced in Generation II. This item can be bought for 5000 and sold for 2500.

They are mainly held by wild Paras and Parasect 5% of the time excluding the Hoenn region games. Or 8% of the time in Generation II. These items don't do much, but only have an effect in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen on where the player needs to exchange one of these to the Move Relearner to allow his/her Pokémon to remember a move.

After Generation III, they were found in various locations. Later in the Generation V games, Foongus and Amoonguss started holding these items with a 5% chance, like Paras and Parasect did.
Bonsly

← Bronzong | **Bonsly** |  Mime Jr. →

[[Category:**Brown** Pokémon]]

**Bonsly** (Japanese: **ウソハチ** *Usohachi*) is a **Rock**-type Pokémon that was introduced in Generation IV. Bonsly resembles a small bonsai plant. Not many people know it, but the "leaves" on its head are really rocks, and its body is coated with stone.

## In the Anime

In the anime, Brock also had a Bonsly, and eventually evolved it into a Sudowoodo. They also encountered a wild bonsly stealing food.

## Evolution

**Bonsly** evolves into Sudowoodo when leveled up while knowing the move Mimic.

## Game Info

### Side Game Data

 R-030
 Capture Points\*
 84

## Trivia

* Bonsly originally made it's video game debut in Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness; but it's anime debut was Lucario and the Mystery of Mew; where in the English dub was pronounced "Bons-lee".
* Bonsly is said to be a very heavy Pokémon, weighing over 30 lbs., but May never seemed to have a problem carrying one in Lucario and the Mystery of Mew
* In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, Bonsly appeared as a doll before Gen IV.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Bronzong | **Bonsly** |  Mime Jr. →
Belue Berry

**Belue Berry** is a type of Berry introduced in Generation III. To get it in Generation III, tell the Berry Master's wife the phrase: Super Hustle. She will then give you a Belue Berry.It has an awfully sour taste and takes three days to grow in Generation III and 60 hours to grow in Generation IV. In Generation III, it will give 1-2 berries when planted and in Generation IV it will give you 2-15 berries when planted.
Barry (game)

* Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

**Barry** is the rival character from *Pokémon Diamond, Pearl* and *Platinum*. Often clumsy, he repeatedly bumps into the player and demands that the player pay him a fine. But very often, (if not always) he easily forgets and helps and/or battles the player. He is quite fond of the Gym Leader Crasher Wake. His father appears to be the Battle Tower Tower Tycoon.

## Gallery

* Barry's artwork in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl
Blizzard

**Blizzard** (ふぶき *Snowstorm*) is an **Ice**-type move introduced in Generation I.

## Effect

### In Battle

A howling blizzard is summoned to strike the foe. It may also freeze the target solid.

### Super Contests

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

## Trivia

* It has 100 % accuracy in hail weather.
* Blizzard is one of the strongest **Ice**-type attacks.
Blackthorn City

**Blackthorn City** (フスベシティ *Fusube City*) is a location in Johto. Clair is the Gym Leader of the Blackthorn City Gym. The Move Tutor and the Move Deleter reside in Blackthorn City. There is also a man who will teach Blast Burn, Frenzy Plant, and Hydro Cannon to the final evolution of any Starter Pokémon, and a woman who teaches Draco Meteor to **Dragon**-type Pokémon.

## Items

* Spell Tag
* Soft Sand
* Snooze Ribbon
* Effort Ribbon
Blue Eye

* Red Eyes

* Purple Eye

* Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs

**Blue Eye** is one of the Admins of Pokemon Pinchers. The other two admins are Red Eyes and Purple Eye.

In the game, you first find her at the top of the Wireless Base, then she is found at The Old Mansion where she uses a Meganium. Then she is found at the Submarine where you save her by pulling a box off her. Finally she is found during the final mission where she and some grunts try to capture Lugia then they escape and are never seen again.
Bottomless Sea

Majority type
 Boss
 Kecleon shops
 Monster houses
 Traps

The **Bottomless Sea** is a dungeon in *Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness* and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky.

It can only be accessed via a Secret Wondermail Mission. It has 50 floors (B1-B50). The Dominant type is **Water**, and Kyogre guards the Aqua-Monica at the deepest level. The player will need to obtain the Secret Rank to open the Wondermail mission.

## Items

*This section is a stub. You can help by expanding it.*
Beauty

A **Beauty** is a Trainer Class introduced in Generation I. They vary in appearance between generations, but are always depicted as beautiful young women. Beauties can be found as apprentice trainers in the Celadon City Gym, the Goldenrod City Gym, the Sootopolis City Gym, and the Eterna City Gym.

## Trivia

* Before female swimmers were introduced, any females battling in the waters between Fuchsia City and Pallet Town were Beauties.
Charla

**Charla** is a Charizard that lives in Charicific Valley and belongs to Liza, who maintains the Charicific Valley. Ash, Misty, and Brock got the chance to meet Charla while wandering through the Valley. Charla is Liza's only Pokémon, and her greatest partner, seeing as it travels with her to places outside the valley.

## Romance

In Great Bowls of Fire, it was revealed that Ash's Charizard became Charla's bodyguard and it's apparent that Charla has fallen for it.
Bianca's Escavalier

**Bianca's Escavailer** is a Pokemon that used to belong to Professor Juniper when it was a Karrablast. It was traded for Bianca's Shelmet in BW065.

## Biography

   Escavalier appeared as a Karrablast in BW065 where it was owned by Professor Juniper. Since Bianca wanted to trade her Shelmet for Karrablast, they managed to trade. Karrablast and Shelmet both evolved into Escavalier and Accelgor respectively.

Later, Escavalier started to disobey Bianca and chase her around until with Prof.Juniper's Accelgor in a double battle, it learned to listen to Bianca in the end.

## Known Moves

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

A **Basic Pokémon** is a Pokémon that has not yet evolved and is not a Pre-evolved Pokémon. They tend to have low stats, usually with an average of 2-3 stats rising one unit, and occasionally, one stat (speed usually) rises by 3. A Legendary Pokémon is not a basic Pokémon- as they are not as weak as a normal Pokémon. Pokémon that don't evolve (other than Legendary Pokémon) are still basic Pokémon.
Magikarp is probably the most basic Pokémon around and the hardest Pokémon to evolve in the opinion of most.
In the trading card game, they are also Pokémon that have not yet evolved and is not a Pre-evolved Pokémon. This has been part of the tcg ever since the base set. Many examples of basic Pokémon are:

1.It Will Evolves Into Stage 1 to Stage 2

2.It is Not a Baby Pokémon

3.In the anime, Pokémon like those above ARE NOT Basic Pokémon. They are JUST Pokémon.
Bianca's Minccino

**Bianca's Minccino** is a Pokémon owned by Bianca. Minccino was first seen in BW013 where he had stolen the badgecase that Bianca was supposed to deliver for Ash. After seeing how cute the Pokémon was, Bianca had been determined to catch Minccino; however, he was much stronger than expected as he relied on various techniques by using his attacks (his Tickle and Tail Slap combo earned Minccino quite a few victories). Throughout the episode, Minccino was shown to be a clean freak as he has an obsession for cleaning things with his broom like tail. He almost escaped due to Bianca's clumsiness; however, it was due to her dusty Poké Ball which led to his accidental capture (due to Minccino's craze for cleaning things as well as the fact that he was already weakened from the battle with Ash's Pikachu). Minccino later reappears in BW027 where he battles and loses several times to a wild Emolga. Bianca later uses Minccino in BW042 to compete in the Club Battle but loses to Stephan's Zebstrika in the first round.

## Known Moves

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

## Trivia

* Minccino's gender was confirmed to be male in BW013 as his Attract affected Ash's Snivy (who is a female).
* Minccino is Bianca's second male Pokémon (Pignite's gender was also confirmed to being male in the preview for BW028).
* Minccino is the first onscreen capture seen from Bianca.
Berry

*This article is about the class of an item*.

**Berries** are small fruits that grow on berry trees. There is a large variety of berries including the basic Oran Berry and were introduced in Generation II as simple berries. It takes 48 hours for a berry tree to grow to full size and bear berries. They can be held by Pokémon to reduce the damage of an Attack or Restore health. They can also be used to increase a Pokémon's charm through PokéBlocks and Poffins, which is used to gain attraction by voters in Pokemon Contests.

Most trees in Gold, Silver, and Crystal replaced some Apricorn Trees with Berries like PZNCureBerry.

As known, Berries are not sold in Poké Marts

this formula will show how many berries one tree will bear

a= max number of berries
b= min number of berries
c= number of berries chosen at random between a and b
d= number of growth stages during watering

a
d
−
a
−
b
d
5
b
c

4

{\displaystyle \frac{ad-a-bd+5b+c}{4}}
Blast Burn

**Blast Burn** (ハードプラント *Blast Burn*) is the strongest **Fire**-type move in existence introduced in Generation III; it can only be learned by a Fire type starter Pokémon.

## Effect

### In Battle

The foe is razed by a fiery explosion. The user must rest on the next turn, however.

### Contests

Jams the others, and misses on turn of appeals.

### Super Contests

Earn +3 if the Pokémon that just went hit max Voltage.

## Learnset

### Generation III

#### By Move Tutor

*In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen*

In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, an elderly woman on Cape Brink will teach Charizard Blast Burn. like Frenzy Plant and Hydro Cannon, the Pokémon must have a very high happiness rating.

### Generation IV

#### By Move Tutor

*In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, and SoulSilver*

1. In Diamond, Pearl and Platinum, an elderly man, much like the woman of Cape Brink, appears on Route 228 at the Battle Zone, and will teach it to the three fully evolved Fire-type starters of the previous generations, as well as Infernape. He will also require that the Pokémon that is to learn the move has a high happiness rating.
2. In HeartGold and SoulSilver, the Move Tutor that can teach Blast Burn as well as Frenzy Plant and Hydro Cannon to their corresponding Pokémon can be found in the Move Deleter/Relearner's house in Blackthorn City.

### Generation V

#### By Move Tutor

*In Pokémon Black and White*

In Black and White the Move Tutor that can teach Blast Burn appears in a house on Route 13, and will teach it to the four fully evolved Fire-type starters of the previous generations, as well as Emboar. Like in previous generations, this move tutor will require that the Pokémon he teaches the move to has a high happiness rating.
Beach Cave

Majority type
 Boss
 Kecleon shops
 Monster houses
 Traps

**Beach Cave** is the first dungeon in *Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Explorers of Darkness*, and *Explorers of Sky*. The protagonist enters this dungeon with their partner to retrieve the partner's Relic Fragment from Koffing and Zubat, who are also this dungeon's bosses.
Base Set (TCG)

The **Base Set** (拡張パック, *Expansion Pack*?) was the first expansion set of the original TCG series. It was released on October 20, 1996 in Japan and January 9, 1999 in the United States. This expansion set contains 102 cards in both Japanese and English.

## Information

* The International edition based its numbering system alphabetically, and by descending rarity (from Rare Holo to Common), and card class (Trainer, then Energy). The Japanese edition used the National Pokédex numbers for Pokémon cards, while ordering the set by type, National Pokédex number, and ascending rarity.
* The deck contains 69 Pokémon cards, 26 Trainer cards, and 7 Energy cards.
Bill

**Class:** | PokéManiac
* Pokémon Red and Blue

* *Mystery at the Lighthouse*

**Bill** is a character that first appeared in Pokémon Red and Blue. Bill invented the Pokémon storage system and also helped create all of its successors. Bill also invented the Time Capsule.

## In the games

In the Kanto based games, Bill lives and works on Cerulean Cape and his family lives in Fuchsia City east to Koga's Gym. In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, Bill invites you to One Island to meet his friend Celio after you have gotten the Volcano Badge.In the Johto based games, he lives in Goldenrod City with his sister and mother, while his grandfather lives on Cerulean Cape. His Hoenn counterpart is Lanette. His Sinnoh counterpart is Bebe.

Bill has some fans. One of them, Pokémaniac Brent in Generation II, will sometimes call the player and tell the player trivia about Bill. Some of the things he says is that Bill's mother was a Kimono Girl, his sister can't wink, and that Bill is lactose-intolerant. Celio also mentions that Bill is lactose-intolerant in Generation III.

## In the anime

Bill first appeared in Mystery at the Lighthouse. He lives in a lighthouse and he oddly has green hair. Ash and company meet Bill and find that he has been looking for an illusive, large, shadowed Pokémon that resembles a Dragonite that comes around on when its foggy.

## Trivia

* In Generation I there was a small gap in the back of Bill's house. There were rumors that if you went to the gap, you would meet Mew. The rumors were wrong and to stop the rumors, the gap was removed in the other generations.
Cave of Being

The **Cave of Being** (Japanese: **心の空洞** *Heart Cave*) is a cave located on Route 20. After beating the Elite Four the player will encounter Professor Juniper, who will inform him/her that Sinnoh's Lake Trio are in Unova and that there are rumors they are in the cave. When the player enters the cave, the trio is indeed inside and they flee; as a result, Professor Juniper asks the player to capture them for the Pokédex.

## Trivia

* The interior and exterior of the cave is a combination of all three lake caverns of Sinnoh.
Blackthorn City Gym

**Blackthorn City Gym** is the location where the Gym Leader Clair resides, who uses **Dragon**-type Pokémon. Even if defeated, the player doesn't receive her Rising Badge unless he/she goes into the Dragon's Den and does her request. In Generation II, the Gym has two floors. On the upper floor, the player has to use the HM Strength to move boulders to make a bridge on the bottom floor. In Generation IV, there's the shape of a dragon in the lava of the gym that the player has to navigate.

## General Information

* Location: Blackthorn City
* Region: Johto
* Gym Leader: Clair
* Badge: Rising Badge
* Dominant Type:
* Recommended Type: ,

## Pokémon Stadium 2

### Round 1

Cool Trainer Gloria

Cool Trainer Vince

Gym Leader Clair

### Round 2

Cool Trainer Gloria

Cool Trainer Vince

Gym Leader Clair

## Gallery

* Blackthorn Gym Bottom Floor in GSC
* Blackthorn Gym Top Floor in GSC
* Blackthorn Gym in HGSS

## Videos

thumb|300px|left|Blackthorn Gym in Pokémon Stadium 2﻿
Berry Pots

Berry Planter )

The **Berry Pots** is a Key item available in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver. Due to the lack of loamy soil in Johto and Kanto, the Berry Pots are the only method of growing Berries in those games. There are four pots, and each can have Mulch used on it and be watered with the Squirtbottle similarly to what was previously done using loamy soil. The pots are obtained by talking to the flower shop employee on Route 36 after catching or defeating the Sudowoodo.
Blissey

← Miltank | **Blissey** |  Raikou →

**Blissey** (Japanese: **ハピナス** *Hapinasu*) is a **Normal**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II.

Blissey has a base HP stat of 255, with a Maximum HP stat of 714, making Blissey the highest HP stat Pokémon in the game. It also has a very high Sp. Defense. Her other stats, however, are very low compared to her Defense and HP.

## Appearance

Blissey has curly hair on both sides of its head. Their arms are pink with white wings at the end. It has a patch for its egg, like all of the members of its family. Its lower torso is also white with four flaps of fur, giving it an appearance of wearing a dress.

## In the anime

In the anime, Jessie met her long time partner before she went to Team Rocket, a Blissey. When Jessie, James, and Meowth stole food, Blissey was left to blame. However, Jessie stood up and admitted that she stole the food. Nurse Joy used to have a Chansey that evolved into Blissey.

## Evolution

**Blissey** evolves from Chansey when her Happiness is at max.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Miltank | **Blissey** |  Raikou →
Bertha's Gliscor

When Team Rocket attempted to escape in their balloon, Bertha used her Gliscor to stop them from getting away. Since it belonged to a member of the Elite 4, it can be assumed that Gliscor was very powerful.

## Known Moves

 **+** indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.\***-** indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.
Bird type (Glitch)

The **Bird type** is a glitched type of Pokémon, possibly a beta Flying type. It currently does not apply to any natural Pokémon, but does appear in some glitched placeholder Pokémon like Missingno. Oddly enough, there have been some references over the years to it-for example, when Buena's Password is something like "Grass Pokémon", often an option will be "Bird Pokémon". This is likely to play with newer player's minds.
Blue's Pokémon Team (FireRed/LeafGreen)

This is a complete listing of Blue's Pokémon teams in FireRed and LeafGreen.

## Second Battle (Optional Route 22)

If player chooses Bulbasaur

If player chooses Charmander

If player chooses Squirtle

## Third Battle (Cerulean City)

If player chooses Bulbasaur

If player chooses Charmander

If player chooses Squirtle

## Fourth Battle (S. S. Anne)

If Player chooses Bulbasaur

If Player chooses Charmander

If Player chooses Squirtle

## Sixth Battle (Silph Co.)

If Player Chooses Bulbasaur:

If Player Chooses Charmander.

If Player Chooses Squirtle:
Burgundy

**Burgundy** (Japanese:**カベルネ** *Cabernet*) is a C-class Pokémon Connoisseusse and recurring character who made her first appearing in BW019. She is voiced by Ikumi Hayama in the Japanese version and Suzy Myers in the English Version.

## Biography

Burgundy works in a Poké Mart located between Pinwheel Forest and Skyarrow Bridge. She pulled Ash inside her stall after she spotted him standing in a long line waiting to see an S-Class Connoisseur. Burgundy tells Ash to show her his Pokémon, but she found something wrong with all of them, prompting them all to attack her out of anger.

After Cilan and Iris interrupt to see what Ash was doing, Burgundy screamed as she recognized Cilan. She then went on to explain that she challenged the Striaton Gym and battled Cilan with her Oshawott. Cilan's Pansage defeated Oshawott and as a result, Burgundy swore to get her revenge.

Burgundy then went on to study to become a Connoisseur and went to re-challenge Cilan; however, she discovered that he had already begun traveling with Ash and Iris at this point. Burgundy decided to battle Chili instead and defeated his Pansear.

Burgundy then challenges Cilan to a two-on-two battle. She uses her Dewott and Sawsbuck against Cilan's Pansage and Dwebble. Both of her Pokémon are easily defeated by Cilan's and she runs off, swearing to beat him next time.

She reappeared in BW041 and used her Stoutland against Ash's Palpitoad. She and her Stoutland lost against Palpitoad's Hydro Pump.

Burgundy returned in BW072 and battled Iris and her Excadrill in BW073. Burgundy was shown to have become a much better Trainer and Connoisseuse, taking Iris to the limit but lost after a hard fought battle.

## Pokémon

Dewott's known moves are Water Gun, Fury Cutter, Water Pulse, Razor Shell, Ice Beam and Revenge

None of Damanitan's moves are known

## Statistics

### Contests

* Club Battle Tournament Loses to Ash: Top 16
* Donamite Tournament Loses to Iris: Top 16

## Voice Actors

* **Japanese:** Ikumi Hayama
* **English:** Suzy Myers
* **Spanish:** Maria Blanco

## Trivia

* Burgundy's Japanese name comes from Cabernet Sauvignon, a grape commonly used to make red wine. This may be a reference to real-life sommeliers who determine the compatibility between wines and various foods.
* Her Connoisseur catchphrase is: Bonjour! It is evaluating time s'il vous plaît!
* Burgundy has a tendency to use French phrases and words.
Brock's Chansey

Evolved: | **5** episodes as an egg

**Brock's Chansey** is Brock's 10th Pokémon which he received as an egg in the episode *All Dressed up with Somewhere to Go!*. In the episode *One Big Happiny Family!*, the egg hatched revealing the Pokémon to be a Happiny. As a Happiny, it possessed enormous strength, using that strength to throw Brock into the air when it hatched. Later in the series, Happiny lifted an enormous boulder with one hand and also lifted Ash's Grotle and carried it around Canalave City when it got tired.

While on the boat to Twinleaf Town, Brock's Happiny evolved into Chansey while trying help a Pichu. It is currently unknown if Chansey has kept the strength it had as a Happiny but it knows the move Softboiled which it used to heal the Pokémon on the boat.

## Moves Learned

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

## Gallery

* Brock's Chansey as Happiny
* Happinny with ice.
* Happiny and Sudowoodo.
Brock's Crobat

**Brock's Crobat** first appeared in the Mount Moon episode, Clefairy and the Moon Stone.

## Biography

Brock captured a Zubat when he spotted it on his way inside the cave but its capture was not seen on screen. He later sent out Zubat to battle Team Rocket. He rarely used Zubat for direct combat, instead focusing on confusing opponents with Supersonic.

In Johto Brock encountered a doctor who had a female Zubat. Brock used his Zubat to in a fight against Team Rocket. While battling, Zubat evolved into a Golbat. Brock's Golbat was only a Golbat for a short period of time. He soon evolved into a Crobat in a battle with Team Rocket.

## Known moves

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

## Gallery

* As a Zubat
* As a Golbat

## Trivia

* He is male because in episode 165 "Hassle in the Castle" Brock used him to impress a trainer who had a female Zubat.
* In both the Japanese and English versions of the anime, he is voiced by Shin-ichiro Miki who is best known for playing James of Team Rocket in the original Japanese version and who also plays Misty's Staryu and Ash's Charizard.
* Crobat is Brock's only Flying-Type Pokemon.
Cameron

Debut:

**Cameron** (Japanese: **コテツ** *Kotetsu*) debuted in BW095: Goodbye, Junior Cup - Hello Adventure! with his Riolu. He originally wanted to compete in the Pokémon World Tournament Junior Cup, but arrived too late. He desired to compete in the Unova League but found, much to his dismay, that eight badges were required to enter, not the seven that he had. He also incorrectly believed that the Unova League was going to be located in Ecruteak City, Johto.

## Pokémon

Amoonguss. Ferrothorn was used against Ash's Pignite in Cameron's match against Ash, but was quickly dispatched by Pignite's Flame Charge. Known moves: Pin Missile, Metal Claw, Mirror Shot and Thunderbolt.

## Badges

### Unova League

1. Insect Badge
2. Bolt Badge
3. Basic Badge
4. Quake Badge
5. 3 other unnamed badges
6. Wave Badge

## Trivia

* Two of Cameron's unnamed badges were also earned by Trip.
Bluk Berry

← Razz Berry | Berries |  Nanab Berry →

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

**Bluk Berries** are a type of berry introduced in Generation III. When eaten they have no effect, but can also be used as ingredients for Poffins and PokéBlocks.

## Descriptions

### Generation III

* **Basic Info**: "PokéBlock ingredient. Plant in loamy soil to grow BLUK."
* **Berry Tag**: "The berry is blue on the outside, but blackens the mouth when eaten."

#### Pokémon FireRed/LeafGreen

* **Basic Info**: "Can be ground up into a powder as an ingredient for medicine."

### Generation IV

* **Basic Info**: "A Poffin ingredient. Bury it in soft soil to grow a Bluk plant."
* **Berry Tag**: "Though this small, delicately skinned Berry is blue in color, it dyes the mouth black when eaten."

## Locations

### Generation III

* Route 114, talk to the guy near Lanette's house

### Generation IV

* Growing on Routes 208, 215, and 224 when the player first arrives there
* Sometimes given by the Berry Master on Route 208
* Given by a Juggler in Fuchsia City in exchange for a Blue Shard.HGSS

## Growth Time

### Generation III

Bluk Berries take 4 hours to mature from a planted seed to a fully-grown plant, with 1 hours per stage. A Bluk tree can produce 3-6 berries.

### Generation IV

Bluk Berries take 8 hours to mature from a planted seed to a fully-grown plant, with 2 hours per stage. A Bluk tree can produce 2-10 berries.

## Uses

### In Battle

A Bluk Berry does not have any effect on Pokémon.

### Berry Blending

* Verdanturf Town - **Indigo**
* Fallarbor Town - **Indigo**
* Slateport City - **Indigo**
* Lilycove City - **Indigo**

### Poffin Cooking

At 100% performance, a Razz Berry can produce a level 13 Sweet Poffin when cooking alone.

← Razz Berry | Berries |  Nanab Berry →
Bergmite

← Gourgeist | **Bergmite** |  Avalugg →
**Bergmite** (Japanese: **カチコール** *Kachikōru*) is an **Ice**-type Pokémon, introduced in the Generation VI games, Pokémon X and Y. It evolves into Avalugg, starting at level 37.

## Trivia

### Design origins

Bergmite appears to be based off a iceberg or a stalagmite.

### Etymology

Bergmite's name is based off the words *iceberg*, and either *mite*, a small animal, or *stalagmite*.

← Gourgeist | **Bergmite** |  Avalugg →
Butch

* *IL057: The Breeding Center Secret*

**Butch** is an agent of Team Rocket along with his partner, Cassidy. Butch, just like Cassidy, can be fairly arrogant and takes his part in taunting Jessie and James about their incompetence; although he is much quieter than his partner and often lets her take the 'team leader' role.He also shares a bitter rivalry with James, although it is noticeably not as intense as the Jessie -Cassidy rivalry. He does more of the heavy duty work, such as driving or carrying, while Cassidy tends to boss him around a little. This is seen frequently in the episode "Lovedisc Is a Many Splendored Thing" where she repeatedly yells commands at her partner such as "Gun it!" or "Get a move on, Hutch!" and "Never mind this mushy stuff, after them!" Butch seems to go along with it without complaints, however. A lot of the time, he appears to be the dominant half of the partnership.

## Appearance

Butch has brown eyes, which are more of a purple-brown in his most recent appearances, and short green hair. One of his most defining traits in undoubtedly his raspy, rough, gravelly voice. It resembles that of a smoker, therefore most peoples' theory is that he smokes very frequently, which has caused his voice to deteriorate. He is known to have a great rivalry with James, who calls him, "Botch". He’s also handsome!

## Personality

Butch, although quiet, appears to be fairly intelligent. In "Pikachu Revolts," he explained to Jessie and James how he and Cassidy were controlling the Pokémon with, "This device amplifies Drowzee's attacks and broadcasts it through a parabolic antenna on the roof."

Butch also seems quite masculine compared to the more feminine James. He appears to be the tough type, and slightly arrogant with it. In 'Showdown At The Oak Corral', when Butch and Cassidy were disguised as a Golem and a Nidoqueen, Butch stated, "I think I make a good Golem!" When Cassidy replied, "And why is that?" He began to go on about how he was, like Golem, tough, strong, powerful, fearless, ect. until Cassidy told him, "Enough already! Just make your point!"

A recurring gag in the Anime is that almost every single character fails to get Butch's name right. Variations include Botch (as mentioned before), Butcher, Ben, Brendan, Brandon, Braden, and a few more. This of course infuriates him. He gets extremely wound up and over the top about it, and continues to furiously correct the culprits of getting his name wrong. In "The Ole Berate And Switch," Butch seemed rather depressed about the fact that Cassidy, despite "knowing him forever," still constantly calls him more names than you could find in a baby book. This suggests he perhaps values her opinion more than the others.
Brawly's Hariyama

**Brawly's Hariyama** was the gym leaders main pokemon.

## Biography

Hariyama first appeared in Brave the Wave as a Makuhita. Like Brawly and Machop, Makuhita also enjoys surfing the waves and uses the surfing techniques it learned from Brawly in its battles. It was used against Ash's Treecko in a Gym battle. With its impressive power and skill, Makuhita was easily able to gain the upper hand. However, when Treecko kept coming back for more, Makuhita evolved into Hariyama. With the massive power boost it gained by evolving, Hariyama finished Treecko off easily with Knock Off, thus defeating Ash. However due to its greater size and weight, Hariyama found surfing more difficult.

Hariyama appeared again in *A Meditite Fight* where it helped Ash and the others to escape from a violent storm.

Ash had his rematch against Brawly in *Just One of the Geysers*. Hariyama was able to defeat Corphish and battled Treeko a second time. But thanks to Ash's strategy, Treecko was able to defeat Hariyama after a fierce battle, earning Ash the Knuckle Badge.

## Known moves

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

## Trivia

* Although surfing is one of Hariyama's hobbies and it uses techniques it learned on surfboards in battle, it does not actually known the move Surf.
Charles

Debut:

**Charles** (Also known as A☆celgor/The Mighty Accelguard) is the character of the day in The Mighty Accelguard to the Rescue!. Ash and co. met him after he was denied a Gym Battle by Clay, the Driftveil Gym Leader. He knows all the local merchants in town and is a pretty cool guy. But whenever danger strikes, he changes into the hero known as A☆celgor/The Mighty Accelguard. Although he isn't much of a hero at first, while trying to stop a robbery.

   With help from Ash, Iris, Cilan and his rival Linda, Charles was able to stop the plans of Cryogonal Man and rode off.

He met Ash and co. again in BW061 where he informs Ash that something big is happening on Milos Island after Ash was denied another chance to battle Clay.
Calculator

← Digital Watch | Pokétch Apps |  Memo Pad →
## Descriptions

* **Pokétch No:** 02
* **Computer Info:** "The Calculator can handle up to ten digits. It's perfect for figuring out math questions that might pop up."

## Obtained

* It is included in the Pokétch when you first got it in Jubilife City.

## Uses

* It works like a normal calculator.
* It can hold up to ten digits.
* The maximum number it can hold is 9 999 999 999.
* The minimum number it can hold is -999 999 999 (if inputed 10 '9's with the minus sign, results is '???')
* If the answer is an irrational number or numbers that cannot be squeezed into the screen, it will show a '???'.
* If the answer is a rational number, it will display the total answer and round off to the last decimal places on the screen. (A rational number is a number that can be expressed in fractions. For example,

1
3

{\displaystyle {\frac {1}{3}}}

.)
* When an answer is displayed, if the player has a Pokémon whose Pokédex number matches the answer rounded down to the whole number below it, the calculator will play that Pokémon's cry.
Brandon's Regice

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

## Biography

Brandon caught Regice shortly before Ash challenged the Battle Pyramid for the last time. Regice battled Ash's Pikachu but although it put up a feirce fight, and almost defeated Pikachu, it was eventually defeated by Volt Tackle. Regice is arguably the weakest of Brandon's legendary Pokemon as it is the only one that has been defeated on screen.

Regice appeared again in A Pyramiding Rage, where it defeated Paul's Lairon in seconds, despite its type disadvantage and battled his Ursaring before being recalled.

Regice was also used to battle Regigigas, but was confused by the Colossal pokemon's Confuse Ray and went on a rampage along with Regirock and Registeel. When the evil pokemon hunter J attempted to capture Regigigas, Regice, Regirock, Registeel and Brandon were all turned to stone in order to protect it. After J left due to her client cancelling the deal, the Regi's and Brandon were revived by Regigigas and stayed at Snowpoint Temple in order to rebuild it and guard Regigigas.

## Known moves

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

**Barry's Empoleon** was Barry's starter Pokemon and his most powerful fighter.

## Biography

Empoleon deputed in the same episode as its trainer, where it battled Ash's Pikachu. Although it proved to be a powerful opponent, Pikachu managed to win the battle. Empoleon would later battle Pikachu again in order for a chance for Barry to battle Palmer but Pikachu won again.

While Barry trained on Iron Island Empoleon, like all other steel types on the island except Riley's Lucario, went crazy due to the activities of Team Galactic. When the villains left the island it returned to its normal self.

Empoleon was used during Barry's battle against Paul, where it blasted his Magmortar with Hydro Cannon so Paul recalled his Fire type Pokemon. Empoleon was recalled when Paul sent out Ursaring. After Barry's Hitmonlee was defeated, Empoleon briefly fought Ursaring who was then replaced by Electivire. Empoleon fought bravely, activating Torrent during the battle in a final desperate attempt to defeat the Electric type, but Electivire blocked its Hydro Cannon with Protect and finished it with Thunder.

## Known moves

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

## Gallery

* Using Hyper Beam
Beautifly

← Silcoon | **Beautifly** |  Cascoon →

**Beautifly** (Japanese: **アゲハント** *Agehanto*) is a **Bug**/**Flying**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III It learns Absorb, despite it being a **Bug**/**Flying**-type (a usual, more expected move would have been Leech Life). It can be quite aggressive despite its looks; it stabs prey with its long narrow mouth to suck the fluids from their body. Beautifly was introduced in Generation III as an evolved form of Silcoon. Its basic form (Wurmple) is quite common in the beginning of Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald. A known trainer with Beautifly is May. Jessie wanted a Beautifly, but got a Dustox instead.

## Appearance

Beautifly is a black-colored butterfly-like Pokémon. It has the black helmet-like head extended on its head. It has large dark blue eyes, it face are pure white in color. Beautifly's body has white stubby, fingerless limbs with a white egg-shaped underside. Its wings are very large and colorful as yellow, blue and red spots. The lower part of the wings have pointy horns and long extensions.

## Evolution

**Beautifly** evolves from Silcoon when it reaches Level 10. and is one of the two final evolutions for Wrumple.

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Silcoon | **Beautifly** |  Cascoon →
Anthony's Hitmonchan

**Anthony's Hitmonchan** is a Hitmonchan belonging to Anthony. When Ash first saw Hitmonchan practicing in the road, he thought it was wild and sent in Pikachu to battle it. Pikachu was hesitant but Ash taught it a "special punching move". The move proved unsuccessful and only left a scratch. It was then that its trainer, Anthony, appeared and told Hitmonchan not to lower its guard. It then easily overwhelmed Pikachu with its speed and power. After defeating Pikachu, its trainer's daughter appeared and then they left to train some more.

Anthony later used it to compete in the P1 Grand Prix. It defeated a Machamp, but was later forced to forfeit to Giant's stolen Hitmonlee due to Meowth's use of glue to keep it in place on the ring, leaving it open to attacks.

## Moves

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

* Pokémon Black and White

**Bianca** (Japanese: **ベル** *Beru*) is one of two friends/rivals the main character has in *Pokémon Black and White*. All three of them reside in Nuvema Town. Bianca is the rival who picks the starter Pokémon with the type disadvantage to your chosen Pokémon. Even though her dad rages over the idea of Bianca having a Pokémon journey, she goes on one anyway, thinking that she'll grow stronger as a person and a trainer. She often helps Professor Juniper with her studies. She reveals that one of the things she would aspire to be would be a model like Elesa.

## Summary

Bianca is a cheerful girl, usually seen wearing a white skirt and sporting a green hat. Despite being indecisive at times, she has a strong side which manifests when she goes on a Pokémon journey without her father's consent. At first, she worries about being weak and wonders what to do in her life. Later on, she grows in confidence and accepts that she'll never be the strongest Trainer. She is shown to be very protective, volunteering as a bodyguard for various characters, including Professor Juniper at Chargestone Cave.

## Pokémon Adventures Manga

Her starter is Oshawott. She catches a Litwick while in Castelia City but a Team Plasma Grunt liberates it from her.

## In the games

### Pokémon Black and White

First Battle (Nuvema Town)

Second Battle (Route 2)

Third Battle (Route 4 Gate)

Fourth Battle (Driftveil City)

Fifth Battle (Route 8)

Post-Game Rematch (Nuvema Town)

### Pokémon Black 2 and White 2

#### Driftveil Tournament/Mix Tournament

* Driftveil
* Mix

#### Nuvema Town (Memory Link)

* If player chose Tepig
* If player chose Oshawott
* If player chose Snivy

## Trivia

* She is the only female rival in the games (not counting May from Generation III as she retires from being a Trainer)
* Bianca is the second rival in the games with blonde hair, the first being Barry.
* Coincidentally, the color scheme of her attire is similar to Barry.
* If the player chooses Oshawott or Snivy as their starter, she has two Fire-type Pokemon when battled in the post-game. She'll have Emboar and Chandelure if the player chose Oshawott and Simisear and Chandelure if the player chose Snivy.
* When Black and White were first released, she was speculated to be the Champion.
* She is so far the one of the only rivals who wears a hat (the others being May and Brendan from Generation III)
* She uses the Elemental Monkey with a type advantage against the player's starter, but a starter with a type disadvantage against the player's starter.
* Bianca appears in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 and is the one who gives the Player his/her Starter Pokémon, as a favor from Professor Juniper.
* Bianca is the only female rival & wears a hat.
* Despite not being a Gym Leader, Bianca is a participant in the Unova Gym Leader and World Leaders Tournaments.

## Gallery

* Black and White Official Artwork
* Bianca in the Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 animated trailer

## See also

* Hilbert
* Hilda
* Cheren
Badlands (Friend Area)

The **Badlands** are a location on the Friend Area Map in *Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team*. There are (?) Friend Areas at this location, housing a maximum total of (?) Pokémon.

## Ravaged Field

*A harsh and forbidding place of utter desolation. Even here, there exist hardy Pokémon.*
Ravaged Field can be purchased from the Wigglytuff Club for 1,000 poké.

## Magnetic Quarry

*The powerful magnetic forces imbued in this quarry bind the nerves of certain Pokémon, creating psychic power.*
Magnetic Quarry can be purchased from the Wigglytuff Club for 1,000 poké.

## Thunder Meadow

*A meadow covered in thunderclouds. Besides Electric-type Pokémon, a startling variety of other Pokémon live here.*
Thunder Meadow can be purchased from the Wigglytuff Club for 1,000 poké.
Buizel

← Pachirisu | **Buizel** |  Floatzel →

[[Category:**Brown** Pokémon]]

**Buizel** (Japanese: **ブイゼル** *Buiseru*) is a **Water**-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV. It is classified as the sea weasel Pokémon.

Buizel floats in water by inflating the flotation ring around its neck and deflates the ring when it needs to dive. It swims by corkscrewing its two tails, which helps keep it on top of the water.

## In the Anime

Buizel made its appearance when it is found training by itself in the wild next to a waterfall. Ash had attempted to catch it, but he failed. However, Dawn caught it the second time.

Buizel is not fond of Dawn at first, and it refused to obey Dawn's command and chose to use its move on its own.

When Dawn is training with her Buizel and Ash's Aipom, Buizel is more interested by the way Ash trains his Pokémon and pauses for a second to look at Ash's battlefield when Dawn is training it. At the same time, Ash's Aipom is interested in Dawn's training. Persuaded by Zoey, Ash and Dawn decided to trade off Buizel and Aipom.

When Ash is battling with the Veilstone Gym Leader, Maylene, he uses Buizel to battle with Maylene's Lucario. The battle was extraordinary, just then Buizel learns a new move called Water Pulse. When Lucario attacks with Aura Sphere, it hits Buizel's Water Pulse and it blasts off the roof of the battlefield, causing it to rain. Because Buizel have a special ability "Swift Swim", it moves swiftly to attack Lucario. In the end, both Buizel and Lucario fall and the battle was considered a draw. Ash earns his Cobble Badge.

## Evolution

**Buizel** evolves into Floatzel at level 26.

## Origins

### Name Origin

Buizel's name seems to be a combination of "*buoy*" and "*weasel*".

## References

* Pokémon.com Pokédex
* Azurilland Pokédex

← Pachirisu | **Buizel** |  Floatzel →
Brock's Sudowoodo

Having evolved from Bonsly, **Sudowoodo** has shed it's child like persona and has become a powerful Pokémon of Brock's team. With Powerful attacks including Mimic and Headbutt, Sudowoodo is the powerhouse of Brock's team. It is still with Brock at Pewter Gym.

## Moves Learned

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

## Mimic Moves

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

## Gallery

* Sudowoodo as a Bonsly
* Brock Sudowoodo.png

Sudowoodo in battle with Brock
* Sudowoodo with Brock's Happiny
* Posing with Brock
* Sudowoodo using Hammer Arm
* Sudowoodo using Double-Edge
* Sudowoodo using Fake Tears
* Sudowoodo using Mimic
* Sudowoodo using Flail
* Sudowoodo with Croakgunk and Happiny
* Using Psybeam with Mimic as a Bonsly
Brock's Geodude

**Brock's Geodude** is a Pokémon Brock caught in the Kanto region. He debuted in *Showdown In Pewter City*. How Brock obtained Geodude is unknown; however, Geodude has always been a vital member of Brock's team, always being there for battle or for certain contests. Geodude is an unfailingly fun-loving Pokémon that is known to have fun with Ash's Pikachu and the other Pokémon on many occasions, though it was seldom seen. When Brock left for Hoenn, he also left Geodude in Forrest's care.

## Known moves

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

A **Burglar** is a Trainer Class introduced in Generation I. They are suspicious young men holding a sack over their back while sneaking around that give large amounts of money when defeated. Burglars appear in places where there may seem to be treasure.

## Trivia

* The overworld sprite for Burglars are not seen wearing masks, unlike the in-battle ones.
* They use Koffing, which is depicted as a quick-escape method due to smoke-based attacks.
* It is unknown if they are aligned with Team Rocket but through the conversation of the Burglars in the Goldenrod Tunnel, it is shown they are there to steal what they call the remains of a project.
* In HGSS, every Burglar has at least one Koffing.
Burgundy's Stoutland

**Burgundy's Stoutland** appeared in "Everyone Gathers! Don Battle!!" to battle against Ash in the Don Battle Tournament but unfortunately lost to his Palpitoad.

## Known Moves

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

## Gallery

* Burgundy's Stoutland
* Stoutland using Fire Fang against Ash's Palpitoad's Mud Shot
* Stoutland using Ice Fang on Ash's Palpitoad
Butler

**Butler**, (also know as The Great Butler) an excellent magician and Team Magma reject, is a main character in the anime movie: "Jirachi: Wish Maker" In this movie the "Great" Butler is on a mission to redeem himself from Team Magma's mochery by capturing the legendary Pokémon, Jirachi, and creating the legendary Pokémon, Groudon. When his plan gos horribly wrong and creates a false Groudon that ends up consuming his true love, Diane, Brock, and May, Butler has a change of heart and helps Ash destroy his creation. He made a cameo with Diane farming in the end of *"Pokemon Lucario and the Mystery of Mew".*

## Gallery

* Butler and Diane
Caroline

**Caroline** is the mother of May and Max and wife of Norman. Caroline is May's biggest supporter and traveled all the way to the Hoenn Grand Festival to support her daughter in her contests. For a while, Caroline was mad at her husband because he wasn't spending enough time with her and too much time with Nurse Joy. As it turns out, Nurse Joy was helping Norman set up a fireworks display for his and Caroline's anniversary. She is probably a Pokémon Trainer, as in a flashback she is seen holding a Poké Ball, but what she trained remains a mystery.
Charge Beam

**Charge Beam** (チャージビーム *Charge Beam*) is a special **Electric**-type move introduced in Generation IV. This move has the tendency to increase the user's Special Attack by one level if the attack hits. The TM for this move is given after you defeat Volkner.

## Effect

### In Battle

The user fires a concentrated bundle of electricity. It may also raise the user's Sp. Atk stat.

### Super Contests

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