The harbormaster Miranda tells a legend of a terrible storm–the Winds of Water–that will wipe out all but a few Pokémon. In their sorrow, the waters of their tears will restore the lives of those lost in the storm. When some trainers insist on going, Officer Jenny gives them one more piece of bad news–Nurse […]
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The first evolution of Slakoth, this Pokémon is a little more active — but not by much. As many trainers have found, Vigoroth is very rare in the wild, but some Centers have taken them in.
As Ash has found out, a wild Seviper can be very dangerous. Seviper’s bite is deadly to both trainers and other Pokémon, and often requires recuperation in a Pokémon Center.
This ancient Pokémon is only rumored to exist, and stories are told that it has been extinct for thousands of years. However, there are other stories that some Pokémon Centers have brought the species back.
To everyone’s amazement, the Poké Center’s Blissey knew Jessie when she was younger. In hopes that she’d one day find her Pokémon pal, Jessie gave Blissey one half of a special necklace — and the two are reunited!
At the Poké Center, an exhausted Ash, Brock and Misty are greeted by a Pokémon they’ve never seen before. It’s Blissey, the evolved form of Chansey! Blissey shows its hospitality by preparing them all a meal.
Where does its body end and it’s tail begin? No one, not even master trainers, really know. This quick normal-type Pokémon is quite large, and makes itself a nest to live in that no other Pokémon can enter. Frequently in hiding, Ash may never see one!
This Pokémon is very lazy — it just eats and sleeps. As its mass builds, it becomes even lazier. In “Wake Up, Snorlax” Ash and the gang hungrily enter a small village — only to find that there is no food! The river has been dry for weeks and no one knows why. Our gang
When Tauros targets an enemy, it charges furiously while striking the opponent with its long tails. In “The Flame Pokémon-aton” Team Rocket hatches a foul plot that causes a herd of corralled Tauros to stampede and run amok. Ranch owner Lara Laramie tries to stop them, but she falls from her Ponyta and sprains her
Also known as “The Kicking Fiend.” When in a hurry, its legs lengthen progressively and it runs smoothly with extra long strides. In “The Punchy Pokémon,” Team Rocket steals a ferocious Hitmonlee from a trainer named Giant to enter the Pokémon Grand Prix Fighting Tournament. Although the stolen Hitmonlee was a first rate contender, Ash