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Ben
From The Codex
Pokémon/Ben
Ben is the male player character in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, with Summer serving as his female counterpart. If he isn't chosen, he serves as a supporting protagonist while Summer is the main protagonist.
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| Origin | |
| Origin | Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs |
| Creator | Satoshi Tajiri |
| First Appearance | Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs |
| Actor | Japanese: Tatsuya Hasome English: Wayne Grayson |
| Characteristics | |
| Species | Human |
| Gender | Male |
| Pronouns | He/Him |
| Sexuality | Heterosexual |
| Age | Unknown |
| Birthday | Unknown |
| Height | Unknown |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Ethnicity | Japanese |
| Status | Alive |
| Alignment | Lawful Good |
| Archetype | Nature Defender |
| Occupation | Pokémon Ranger |
| Time Period | Modern Day |
| Language | Common Language |
| Combat Style | Capture Stylist |
| Homeworld | Earth |
| Relationships | |
| Affiliations | Pokémon Rangers, Summer, Ukulele Pichu, Prof. Hastings, Staraptor, Nick, Ravio, Tanvir, Kira, Ralph, Edward, Arley, Booker, Nema, Leanne, Rand, Celebi, Brukhart, Murph |
| Enemies | Pokémon Pinchers |
Background
| This dropdown contains the synopsis of Ben’s story. Read at your own risk as you may be spoiled otherwise! |
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Ben is a Pokémon Ranger sent to Oblivia to investigate the Pokémon Pinchers. His friend and partner is Summer, and the two work together on most of his missions. If the player selects him, he is paired with a Pichu that plays a ukulele. If the player chooses Summer instead, his partner is a Staraptor. |
Name Meaning
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ナツヤ Natsuya | From 夏 natsu (summer) |
| English, Latin American Spanish | Ben | From a diminutive form of the name Benjamin, where the name can be interpreted as "son of the south" |
| German | Julian | From Juli (July), a month of summer in the Northern Hemisphere |
| European Spanish | Verán | From verano (summer) |
| French | Sully | From sud (south) |
| Italian | Martino | From marino (marine) |
| Korean | 하눌 Hanul | From 하 (夏) ha (summer) and possibly 하늘 haneul (sky) |
| Chinese (Taiwan) | 夏也 Xiàyě | From the Japanese name 夏也 Natsuya and contains 夏 xià / hah (summer) |
| Chinese (Hong Kong) | 夏也 Hahyáh | |
| European Portuguese | Bruno | Similar to his English name |
Appearance
General Description: Ben is a young boy with a fair skin tone, gray eyes, and brown hair.
Clothing/Outfit: A ranger uniform where both the shirt and shorts are royal blue. A yellow scarf surrounding his neck. A red sleeveless jacket with yellow trim linings. Royal blue gloves on both hands. Red, white, and blue casual shoes with short yellow socks. A device resembling a Pokétch is worn on his left wrist, likely his Capture Styler.
Accessories: A pair of red goggles with blue lenses is worn on his head.
Personality
- Friendly: As a Ranger, Ben is a very friendly person to both humans and Pokémon alike. This friendly personality allows them to even successfully capture legendaries.
- Willing to Sacrifice Themself: Ben will willingly jump in front of blasts to defend friends, partners, humans, and Pokémon.
Goals
Relationships
Summer
Summer is Ben's partner, they have both worked on many missions together. Either is willing to sacrifice themselves for the other, sharing a deep friendship.
General Information
Nicknames/Other Names:
Origin: Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs
Overall Series: Pokémon
First Appearance: Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs
Company: Gamefreak
Creator: Satoshi Tajiri
Actor
- Japanese Voice Actor: Tatsuya Hasome
- English Voice Actor: Wayne Grayson
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Pronouns: He/Him
Handedness: Ambidextrous (Can use both hands when using the capture stylus[3])
Age: Unknown
Birthday: Unknown
Time Period: Modern Day
Timeline: Main Timeline
Homeworld: Earth
Residence: Oblivia Region
Story Role: Primary Protagonist if he's chosen, Secondary Protagonist if Summer is chosen
Legacy: Global Legacy
Influence: Event Influence
Language: Common Language
Ethnicity: Japanese (Is a resident of the Oblivia region which is likely based off the Oki Islands in the Oki District of the Shimane Prefecture in Japan)
Religion: Likely Arceus Related
Classification: Ranger
Species: Human
State of Being: Regular
Physiology: Humanoid Physiology
In-Universe Creator: Arceus
Occupation: Pokémon Ranger[1]
Combat Style: Capture Stylist (Uses the capture stylist to combat against wild Pokémon)
Affiliations: Pokémon Rangers, Summer, Ukulele Pichu, Prof. Hastings, Staraptor, Nick, Ravio, Tanvir, Kira, Ralph, Booker, Nema, Leanne, Rand, Celebi, Brukhart, Murph, Blue Eyes, Red Eyes, Hocus (Formerly), Arley (Formerly), Kasa (Formerly), Edward (Formerly)
Enemies: Pokémon Pinchers, Blue Eyes (Formerly), Red Eyes (Formerly), Purple Eyes, Hocus, Arley, Kasa, Edward
Height: Unknown
Weight: Unknown
Status: Alive
Alignment: Lawful Good (Jumped in the way of an attack to save their partner[1]. Rangers defend nature and peace for everyone[1])
Protection Level: Global Protectors (Rangers defend nature and peace for everyone[1])
- Type(s) of Potential: Growth Potential
- Level of Potential: Growth
- Description: Humans have the potential to grow with their Pokémon, trainers as an example connect with Pokémon on such a deep level that they can feel the damage with them in battle[4].
- Limitations: It's up to how strong a human can make their bond.
Archetype: Nature Defender
Codex Statistics
Key: Chosen Character | Supporting Character
Key Information
- Chosen Character: This key is based off if one chose Ben as the playable character.
- Supporting Character: This key is based off if one chose Summer as the playable character, where Ben is the supporting character.
Grade: S | A
Tier:
Cardinality: Finite
Dimensionality: 3-D
Power Source: External Based
- By Themself: Wall level (Potency) (Comparable to his durability). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Ukulele Pichu: Wall level (Potency) (Comparable with with weak Pokémon such as Magikarp who has one of the weakest attack stats and even with stats this low it can can break apart large boulders overtime[5], crater the ground with splash[6] break trees in half over time[6] and break frozen trees in half over time[6]). Up to Country level (Potency) with Bonds (Bonds are the result of the connection between a Pokémon and their trainer[7]. It's noted by Cyrus that one can turn their bonds with their Pokémon into strength[8]. Able to fight off against legendary Pokémon such as Raikou[9], and later the likes of[10] Mewtwo, who is noted to have its battle abilities raised to the ultimate ability[11], and referred to as the most powerful Pokémon of all in the Mystery Dungeon games[12], putting it relative if not above Rayquaza, who destroyed a meteor that was of this size[13] that Xatu described as something that messes with the very balance of the world and would cause great destruction if it hit[14])
- With Wild Friend Pokémon: Wall level (Potency) (Even some of the weaker lower stage Pokémon can casually cut in half large logs blocking the way[15]) to Building level (Potency) (Can capture later stage wild Pokémon such as Ursaring[15], who has a far higher attack stat then Rhyhorn's attack stat who can collapse and topple buildings through tackling). Country level (Potency) with Rare Pokémon (Can capture the likes of legendary Pokémon like Celebi[16], Raikou[9], and later the likes of Mewtwo, Arceus, and Deoxsys; Mewtwo is noted to have its battle abilities raised to the ultimate ability[11], and referred to as the most powerful Pokémon of all in the Mystery Dungeon games[12], putting it relative if not above Rayquaza, who destroyed a meteor that was of this size[13] that Xatu described as something that messes with the very balance of the world and would cause great destruction if it hit[14])
- By Themself: Wall level (Potency) (Comparable to his durability). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Staraptor: Building level (Potency) (Staraptor's attack stat is significantly higher then Rhyhorn's attack stat who can collapse and topple buildings through tackling). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Wild Friend Pokémon: Wall level (Potency) (Even some of the weaker lower stage Pokémon can casually cut in half large logs blocking the way[15]) to Building level (Potency) (Can capture later stage wild Pokémon such as Ursaring[15], who has a far higher attack stat then Rhyhorn's attack stat who can collapse and topple buildings through tackling)
- By Themself: Wall level (Humans can tank explosions that destroy an entire wooden bridge[17]. Trainers are unaffected by falls that cause the screen to shake[18]. Can take hits from Pokémon[19]). Far Higher with Bonds (Bonds have showcased that the connection between the trainer and their Pokémon make it to where the trainer feels just as damaged as the Pokémon in battles[4]. Bonds naturally turn both Pokémons strength and humans strength into power, extreme examples showcase Brendan/May with their Mega Rayquaza and taking no damage from the impact of Mega Rayquaza crashing through a meteor[20]. Less extreme examples include Red tanking his Charizard flying down from an attack from Mewtwo[21] and Charizard flying into him from Mewtwo's telekinesis[21]. Can take hits from Pokémon[19], like Sharpedo[19]. Bonds have showcased that the connection between the trainer and their Pokémon make it to where the trainer feels just as damaged as the Pokémon in battles[4]. Bonds naturally turn both Pokémons strength and humans strength into power, extreme examples showcase Brendan/May with their Mega Rayquaza and taking no damage from the impact of Mega Rayquaza crashing through a meteor[20]. Less extreme examples include Red tanking his Charizard flying down from an attack from Mewtwo[21] and Charizard flying into him from Mewtwo's telekinesis[21]. Can take hits from Pokémon[19], like Sharpedo[19]. Summer/Ben can take hits from the Sky Fortress charged cannons[22], where a charged shot from it destroyed an entire island in a single shot without a trace left[23])
- With Ukulele Pichu: Wall level. Up to Country level with Bonds
- With Wild Friend Pokémon: Wall level to Building level
- By Themself: Wall level (Humans can tank explosions that destroy an entire wooden bridge[17]. Trainers are unaffected by falls that cause the screen to shake[18]). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Staraptor: Likely Building level (Staraptor's defense isn't as high as Rhyhorn's defense stat). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Wild Friend Pokémon: Wall level to Building level
- By Themself: Wall Class (Potency)
- With Ukulele Pichu: Wall Class (Potency). Up to Country Class (Potency) with Bonds
- With Wild Friend Pokémon: Wall Class (Potency) to Building Class (Potency)
- By Themself: Wall Class (Potency) (Comparable to his durability)
- With Staraptor: Building Class (Potency). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Wild Friend Pokémon: Wall Class (Potency) to Building Class (Potency)
- By Themself: Superhuman Class (Can swim against strong water currents[19]). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Ukulele Pichu: Likely Superhuman Lifting (Oak views wild Pokémon like Pikachu such a threat that he had to immediately throw a Pokéball[24], which should make them superior to Chuck who can lift and throw a large boulder[25]). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Wild Friend Pokémon: Likely Superhuman Lifting. Far Higher with Stronger Wild Pokémon (Stronger Wild Pokémon can easily push a giant wooden boat[26])
- By Themself: Average Human Class. Far Higher with Bonds
- With Staraptor: Likely Superhuman Lifting (Oak views wild Pokémon like Pikachu such a threat that he had to immediately throw a Pokéball[24], which should make them superior to Chuck who can lift and throw a large boulder[25]). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Staraptor: Likely Superhuman Lifting (Oak views wild Pokémon like Pikachu such a threat that he had to immediately throw a Pokéball[24], which should make them superior to Chuck who can lift and throw a large boulder[25]). Far Higher with Bonds
- With Wild Friend Pokémon: Likely Superhuman Lifting. Far Higher with Stronger Wild Pokémon (Stronger Wild Pokémon can easily push a giant wooden boat[26])
Superhuman Speed (Can chase after a Mantine while underwater[1]), Higher with Dashing (Can dash so fast underwater they leave behind afterimages[27]). Massively Hypersonic riding on Raikou (The Rangers can use Raikou as a ridable Pokémon[28] who is noted to embody lightning speed and came down with the lightning bolt). Far Higher with Bonds
Superhuman Speed. Far Higher with Bonds
At least Supersonic (Able to capture Pokémon with their Capture Styler[1], Pokémon are able to dodge moves like sonic boom, screech metal sound, and supersonic). Massively Hypersonic with Bonds (Able to fight off against Raikou[9], who is noted to embody lightning speed and came down with the lightning bolt)
At least Supersonic. Far Higher with Bonds
Stamina: Superhuman
Range: Standard Melee, Tens of Meters with Capture Stylist. Varies with Poké Assist Attacks
Intelligence: Average Intelligence
Knowledge: Master level (Able to capture Pokémon with their Capture Styler[1] where only certified Rangers are permitted to use them[29]. Midair captures are believed to be hard to pull off, with them being noted to be something else to be capable of doing that[1]. Completed the Hero's Trial[30])
- Aura (All people and Pokémon have an aura that characters like Lucario can sense[31])
- Acausality
- Psionics(All humans have psychic powers, they just aren't aware of it[33], the one's that are aware are apart of the psychic trainer class and the more popular hex maniac class)
- Save and Load
- Superhuman Precision (Even the youngest of humans are able to be trainers and casually throw Pokéballs[35] which would include needing to catch small Pokémon like caterpie).
- Resistance to
- Extreme Heats (Humans can travel into magma areas without any equipment needing to protect them[36])
- Extreme Colds (Humans can travel in ice cold areas[37] where there is a constant hail storm[38])
- Emotion Manipulation (If a Pokémon becomes agitated, the ranger cannot convey their feelings of friendship as well[39], where the Capture Styler is a device Rangers can use to communicate their feelings to Pokémon to befriend them[29] making them no longer dangerous[40])
- Gravity Manipulation (Humans can still give their Pokémon commands even under intense gravity)
- Distortion World (Humans can naturally exist and battle within the Distortion World[41]). The Distortion World gives a resistance to the following:
- Law Manipulation & Physics Manipulation (Cynthia describes the distortion world as "A world where the rules are broken"[41]. When describing the Reverse World in an interview, concepts such as E=mc^2, matter, and anti-matter where brought into the mind of Junichi Masuda[42])
- Space-Time Manipulation (Cyrus likens the Distortion World to existing on the other strand of DNA[41], where time doesn't flow and space isn't stable[41] being opposite to the universe[41])
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics
- Accelerated Development
- Cartoon Physics
- Afterimage Creation (Can dash so fast underwater they leave behind afterimages[27])
- Sheer Will (Noted to possess a strong will[45]).
- Resistance to
- Extreme Heats (Can travel around Faldera Volcano just fine[46])
- Extreme Colds (Ranger Uniforms hold warmth really well allowing them to scale snowy mountains[47])
- Oceanic Pressures (Can swim down deep into the ocean without feeling any repercussions[1])
- Electricity Manipulation (Can take getting eletrocuted and keep moving just fine[48])
- Voice Navigator:
- Remote Communication (Has a voice navigator to warn them of incoming attacks[1]. It assigns new missions for the Ranger[19]. It can also record conversations for Rangers to hear back later[49])
- Restoration (The voice navigator can recover itself if damaged[1])
- Radar Sensing (Is able to detect the their coordinates when on an island[1], allowing it to detect which island the Ranger is on[1]. It can also tell if an area is uninhabited or not[1])
- Capture Styler:
- Accelerated Development
- Battle/Leveling
- Sealing (With the Capture Styler, through drawing a circle around the Pokémon enough times[29] the Ranger captures the Pokémon, having them join them[29])
- Summoning (The Styler can draw specific symbols to summon Legendary Pokémon to help them battle[28]. Drawing the sign will summon the Legendary of the corresponding sign allowing the Ranger to use them in battle or for other field moves such as riding Raikou[28])
- Emotion Manipulation (With the Capture Styler, a device Rangers can use to communicate their feelings to Pokémon to befriend them[29]. The Capture Stylus converys a ranger's feelings of friendship to the wild Pokémon, making them no longer dangerous[50]. Captured Pokémon are referred to as friend Pokémon, who temporarily join the team[26])
- Accelerated Development
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics
- Pressure Points (Critical hits are in actuality pressure point strikes, with the Japaense version noting "Hit a pressure point!")
- Helper Call (Pokémon can call for help from other Pokémon, its own species, or higher evolutions[53])
- Non-Standard Interaction
- Spirit Interaction: Every Pokémon through the usage of struggle can harm even ghost type Pokémon[54].
- Non-Standard Damage (All Pokémon have a special attack stat, a stat different from physical attacks that ignores physical defense in place of special defense)
- Non-Standard Defenses (All Pokémon have a special defense stat, a stat different from physical defense made to defend against special attacks)
- Autopilot (Pokémon can avoid attacks even while they're sleeping)
- Evolution (Pokémon under correct conditions can evolve[55] gaining new abilities that their previous form did not have[56])
- Aura (All people and Pokémon have an aura that characters like Lucario can sense[31])
- Acausality
- Supernatural Protection (The luminance light of Arceus guides and protects all Pokémon[57])
- Statistics Boost (When Pokémon use a move that is the same type as they are the move's power is increased by 50 percent[58])
- Pain Tolerance (Pokémon can take their pain being forcibly split without passing out, and can keep fighting despite being stabbed by spikes[59])
- Pierce Resistance
- Standard Pierce Resistance: Pokémon can take constant hits from stabbing attacks without dying, such as horn attack, horn drill, crunch where the Pokémon use their sharp fangs, and more.
- Impact Resistance
- Standard Impact Resistance: Pokémon can recover from being flattened[60]
- Accelerated Development
- Battle & Leveling
- Physical Stats & Abilities: Pokémon doing battle and[52] winning will gain[61] experience and level up becoming stronger[56] and may learn new moves[34].
- Battle & Leveling
- Enhanced Senses (Pokémon are able to sense when the seasons change[62])
- Emotional Empowerment (Pokémon can have their attack greatly raise from anger but doing so may also confuse them[63])
- Consumption (Pokémon can ingest items such as soda pops or eat food to regain health and recover from status effects)
- Escape Prevention (If a Pokémon becomes agitated[39] one cannot flee[39])
- Size Manipulation (It is mentioned by Laventon that each and every Pokémon is able to shrink itself down to minuscule size[64]).
- Limited Resistance to
- Absolute Zero (The move sheer cold causes Pokémon to only faint instead of die[65], which is noted to be a blast of absolute zero cold)
- Fire Manipulation (Pokémon can take being burned and only faint from it[66])
- Poison Manipulation (Pokémon will eventually cure itself of poison after being brought down to 1 HP or lose the poison status after fainting. Many poison type attacks such as Malignant Chain only has a chance of poisoning the user)
- Resistance to
- Pressure Points (Pokémon can generally still keep fighting even after taking a critical hit[5])
- Sealing (Pokémon normally require being damaged or inflicted with status conditions[67] to attempt to be caught[52] usually only working after multiple attempts[52])
- Sense Manipulation (Pokémon can eat Nomel Berries which are so sour that makes one bite impossible to taste for three days)
- Ice Manipulation (It's noted to be difficult to freeze a Pokémon[68])
- Acid Manipulation (Pokémon take no damage from moves like Gastro Acid and instead just have their abilities suppressed[69])
- Gravity Manipulation (Pokémon can still fight and perform moves while under intense gravity, only being restricted from flying and levitating)
- Spirit Manipulation (Spirit Break at worst only makes a Pokémon faint[70] where the move is made to break a Pokémon's spirit, lowering their special attack stat. Pokémon can take hits from Final Flicker[71], a burst attack where Chandelure consumes one's spirit)
- Spatial Manipulation (Spacial Rend at worst only makes a Pokémon faint[72], where Palkia tears the foe along with the space around them being able to land critical hits more easily)
- Time Manipulation (Roar of Time at worst only makes a Pokémon faint[73] where Dialga blasts the target with power that distorts even time itself, though it cannot move on the next turn)
- Black Hole Manipulation (Pokémon at worst faint from Gardevoir's black hole attacks[74], it is even noted in all of Gardevoir's Pokédex entries that they will create a small black hole to protect her trainer[75])
- Distortion World (Pokémon can naturally exist and fight within the Distortion World[76]). The Distortion World gives a resistance to the following:
- Law Manipulation & Physics Manipulation (Cynthia describes the distortion world as "A world where the rules are broken"[76]. When describing the Reverse World in an interview, concepts such as E=mc^2, matter, and anti-matter where brought into the mind of Junichi Masuda[42])
- Space-Time Manipulation (Cyrus likens the Distortion World to existing on the other strand of DNA[76], where time doesn't flow and space isn't stable[76] being opposite to the universe[76])
Any Pokémon captured by the Capture Stylus becomes bond with Summer/Ben, giving them:
- Supernatural Bond (Bonds are the result of the connection between a Pokémon and their trainer[7], where the trainer and the Pokémon are completely in sync[77] and the Pokémon will make sure to listen to its trainers commands, even if its asleep. In Origins, Red notes due to his connection with his Pokémon it feels as if he's taking the same amount of damage as them[4])
- Pressure Points (A trainer and Pokémon at maximum bond can be so in sync they can automatically land critical hits[77]. A bonded Pokémon can land a critical hit wishing to be praised. Critical hits are in actuality pressure point strikes, with the Japaense version noting "Hit a pressure point!")
- Accelerated Development
- Other/Leveling
- Physical Stats & Abilities: Bonded Pokémon gets boosted experience in battle[78].
- Other/Leveling
- Autopilot (Even while asleep a Pokémon will hear their trainers call and dodge an attack)
- Sheer Will (Due to the strong bond between a Pokémon and their trainer, they will sometimes refuse to faint even if at 1 HP and hit by a critical hit. Through sheer determination a Pokémon can heal its burn status effect so its trainer wouldn't worry)
- Statistics Amplification (If the trainers bonds are close with a Pokémon, it can hit harder then normal and is described to be the true source of their maximum potential brought out by the trainer. It's noted by Cyrus that one can turn their bonds with their Pokémon into strength[8]. Giovanni describes the strength of the Ultra Sun/Moon's as great and realizes its due to the care he put into his Pokémon[79]. Pokémon with strong bonds can fight against legendaries).
- Resistance to
- Status Effect Inducement
- Paralysis Inducement (Pokémon can gather all of their energy to break through its paralysis)
- Temperature Manipulation & Fire Manipulation (Can blow on its burns to remove the burn status effect from itself)
- Poison Manipulation (Can expel the poison from itself so that their Trainer wouldn't worry)
- Sleep Manipulation (Can shake itself awake so that the Trainer won't worry)
- Status Effect Inducement
- Normal Assists
- Fire Assists
- Fire Manipulation
- With Spit Fire, fires a short-ranged to medium ranged burst of flames in either a thin, medium, or wide arc depending on level.
- With Fire Pillars, creates two to three pillars of fire in front of it, followed by eight to ten more pillars in a pattern in front of it depending on level.
- With Typhlosion Impact, fires a massive inferno of short lived flames or creates three lines of six fiery explosions in front of itself depending on level.
- Fire Manipulation
- Water Assists
- Water Manipulation
- With Bubble Beam, fires a constant stream of bubbles that continue off screen, causing the target to become slowed. The number of bubbles vary from 6 to 12 to just "constant" depending on the level.
- With Bubbles, creates 5-8 clusters of bubbles that circle around itself causing any target to become slowed.
- With Water Orb, shotos an orb of water that continues off screen.
- With Feraligatr Impact, creates slowly expanding ring of short lived geysers around it or creates a jet of water that sweeps across the screen until hitting its first target depending on level.
- Water Manipulation
- Electric Assists
- Electricity Manipulation
- With Thunder, creates 3-8 lightning strikes either in front of it, in all diagonal directions, or in a clockwise circle around it depending on level, causing the target to become paused.
- With Discharge, fires small bolts of electricity in either a tiny radius around it, a medium radius around it, or a massive radius around it depending on level, causing the target to become stopped.
- Electricity Manipulation
- Grass Assists
- Plant Manipulation
- With Bullet Seed, shoots 4-20 seeds that continues off the screen depending on level.
- With Razor Leaf, creates 3-15 clusters of leaves that either circle around it in a slow pace, a fast pace, or a quick pace depending on level.
- With Ivy Pillars, creates 6-16 ivy pillars in a circle around it depending on the level, causing the target to become slowed.
- With Meganium Impact, either creates 4 lines of expanding ivy pillars and repeats this move 3 times or shoots 5 solar beams in quick succession sweeping clockwise depending on level.
- Plant Manipulation
- Ice Assists
- Ice Manipulation
- With Ice Spieks, either creates a line of 5 ice spikes in front of it or drops 10 ice spikes in a star shape in front of it depending on level, causing the target to become stopped.
- With Blizzard, surrounds itself in either a small blizzard, large blizzard, or scatters a blizzard in 4 directions depending on level, causing the target to become stopped.
- Ice Manipulation
- Fighting Assists
- Poison Assists
- Flying Assists
- Psychic Assists
- Psionics
- With Strange Orbs, shoots 3-5 strnage orbs in either a wide or smal arc in front of itself once or twice depending on level, causing the target to become paused.
- With Strange Rings, creates 2-4 strange rings in front of itself twice depending on level, causing the target to become paused.
- With Mewtwo Impact[80] creates several laser strikes in front of itself in a straight line or four massive laser strikes in front of itself that spin in a small circle depending on level, causing the target to become paused.
- Psionics
- Bug Assists
- Rock Assists
- Earth Manipulation
- With Rock Slide (Forward Scattered), drops 6-16 rocks in a random area in front of itself depending on level.
- With Rock Slide (Forward Line), drops 4 rocks in front of itself in a line.
- With Rock Slide (Surrounding), dropds 9-30 rocks/large boulders around itself depending on level, causing the target to become tired.
- With Rock Throw, throws 6-8 small rocks forwards depending on level.
- Earth Manipulation
- Ghost Assists
- Emotion Manipulation
- With Malice Spheres (Surrounding), creates 3-5 spheres of pure malice that swirls around itself once or twice depending on level, causing the target to become paused.
- With Malice Spheres (Forward), shoots 1-12 spheres of pure malice that travels in a cricle in front of itself once or twice depending on level, causing the target to become tired.
- Emotion Manipulation
- Dragon Assists
- Dark Assists
- Darkness Manipulation
- With Dark Pulse, creates 3-5 waves of darkenss around itself in quick succession depending on level, causing the target to become tired.
- Air Manipulation (With Dark Wind, shoots 4-15 dark winds that either fire in a crossing pattern in front of itself or groups together before scattering depending on level.
- Darkness Manipulation
- Steel Assists
- Metal Manipulation
- With Iron Spheres, drops 5-14 iron spheres in a line in front of itself or in a random pattern front of itself depending on level.
- Energy Manipulation
- Energy Projection
- With Steel Spheres, fires either a slow traveling steel sphere, a large slow traveling steel sphere, or 3 large slow traveling steel spheres that continues off screen depending on level.
- With Metagross Impact, fires either a beam of energy that crosses the entire screen or 3 parallel beams of energy that crosses the entire screen depending on level.
- Energy Projection
- Metal Manipulation
Capture Styler
- Description: A Capture Styler (Japanese: キャプチャー・スタイラー Capture Styler) is a device invented by Professor Hastings and used by Pokémon Rangers. It allows them to temporarily take command of wild Pokémon and it also has built-in phone capabilities. It is similar to a remote-controlled toy top.
- Usage: Used to capture wild Pokémon. Other functions include the Ranger Browser, the Ranger's equivalent to the Pokédex, the Glossary, the save function (only available when near a save machine), and the retire option, allowing a complete restart of the mission the Ranger is currently on.
- Function: A spinning, top-like device called a Capture Disc is launched which is controlled from the main device. As the Capture Disc of the Styler loops around a wild Pokémon, it leaves a trail of beams that transmits friendship to the wild Pokémon. This will make the wild Pokémon more inclined to help the Pokémon Ranger. If the beams are broken by Pokémon attacks, the Capture Styler may take damage or even break. The Styler can level up and gain more energy with use.
Capture Disc
- Description: The Capture Disc is launched by a Capture Styler so that the Ranger may befriend the Pokémon. It may gain power-ups like Poké Assists and Power Charges.
- Usage: Used to befriend Pokémon.
- Function: No function details provided.
School Styler
- Description: The School Styler is given to students of the Ranger School, known as Student Rangers. It was developed to teach Student Rangers how to perform the basic tasks of a Pokémon Ranger.
- Usage: Used to teach Student Rangers.
- Function: Due to its purpose, it has limited capabilities and does not come with the function to use Poké Assists.
Fine Styler
- Description: Once an Area Ranger becomes a Top Ranger, they receive the Fine Styler.
- Usage: Used to capture Pokémon.
- Function: This Styler appears to have similar functions, except the new Power Charge. The Power Charge has two levels and each one has more friendship power than the last. It has a different design as it is attachable to the wrist.
Vatonage Styler
- Description: A one-of-a-kind Styler, the Vatonage Styler is used as part of Operation Brighton.
- Usage: Used to befriend a Pokémon under hypnosis.
- Function: This Styler allows a Ranger to befriend a Pokémon under hypnosis, unlike previous Stylers. It is a Fine Styler powered up with shards from the Tears of Princes. Getting power from the actual Gems themselves allows this Styler to befriend even Pokémon who have closed up their minds.
Guardian Signs Styler
- Description: In Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, a new type of Styler is introduced. This Styler is designed similarly to a watch. Unlike other Stylers, it lacks a name.
- Usage: Used to capture Pokémon. It also has a Voice Nav. that will advise the player from time to time throughout their adventure.
- Function: Like the Fine Styler, it possesses the Power Charge ability. It seems to have a personality of its own, first shown during Nema's upgrades to it, and last shown when it broke the fourth wall near the end of the Heatran Mission. This Styler, due to Nema's upgrade, is capable of utilizing Ranger Signs. After seeing a sign, the Voice Nav. will tell the player to record the sign into the Styler and from then on, the Styler can use Ranger Signs to call on Pokémon.
Voice Navigator
- Description: The Voice Navigator is a feature of the Styler in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs.
- Usage: Used to warn the Ranger of incoming attacks, recover itself if damaged, and detect coordinates and island locations.
- Function: Warns of incoming attacks. Recover itself if damaged. Able to detect their coordinates when on an island, allowing it to detect which island a Ranger is on. It can also tell if an area is uninhabited or not.
Mask
- Description: A standard issue Ranger Mask that allows them to breathe underwater to deal with aquatic Pokémon[1].
- Usage: Used to breathe underwater.
- Function: Allows the user to breathe underwater.
| # | Pokémon | Group | Field Move | Assist | Friendship Gauge | Agitated Gauge | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R-001 | 
|
Pidgey | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 40 points | - points |
| R-002 | 
|
Pidgeotto | Flying | Cut 2 | Flying | 2,240 points | - points |
| R-003 | 
|
Pidgeot | Flying | Cut 3 | Flying | 2,700 points | - points |
| R-004 | 
|
Pichu | Electric | Electrify 1 | Recharge | 100 points | 60 points |
| R-004 | 
|
Ukulele Pichu | Electric | None | Electric | 120 points | - points |
| R-005 | 
|
Pikachu | Electric | Recharge 3 | Recharge | 1,056 points | - points |
| R-006 | 
|
Raichu | Electric | Recharge 4 | Recharge | 1,904 points | - points |
| R-007 | 
|
Mareep | Electric | Recharge 1 | Recharge | 60 points | - points |
| R-008 | 
|
Flaaffy | Electric | Recharge 2 | Recharge | 200 points | - points |
| R-009 | 
|
Ampharos | Electric | Recharge 5 | Recharge | 3,611 points | - points |
| R-010 | 
|
Sunkern | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 12 points | - points |
| R-011 | 
|
Sunflora | Grass | Cut 2 | Grass | 406 points | - points |
| R-012 | 
|
Sentret | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 60 points | - points |
| R-013 | 
|
Furret | Normal | Tackle 3 | Normal | 828 points | - points |
| R-014 | 
|
Bulbasaur | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 60 points | - points |
| R-015 | 
|
Ivysaur | Grass | Cut 2 | Grass | 400 points | - points |
| R-016 | 
|
Venusaur | Grass | Cut 4 | Grass | 4,810 points | - points |
| R-017 | 
|
Teddiursa | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 60 points | - points |
| R-018 | 
|
Ursaring | Normal | Tackle 2 | Normal | 140 points | - points |
| R-019 | 
|
Marill | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 60 points | - points |
| R-020 | 
|
Azumarill | Water | Soak 2 | Water | 2,628 points | - points |
| R-021 | 
|
Krabby | Water | Cut 1 | Water | 60 points | - points |
| R-022 | 
|
Kingler | Water | Cut 2 | Water | 300 points | - points |
| R-023 | 
|
Wingull | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 50 points | - points |
| R-024 | 
|
Pelipper | Flying | Cut 2 | Flying | 400 points | - points |
| R-025 | 
|
Pachirisu | Electric | Recharge 1 | Recharge | 120 points | - points |
| R-026 | 
|
Hoppip | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 100 points | - points |
| R-027 | 
|
Skiploom | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 210 points | - points |
| R-028 | 
|
Jumpluff | Grass | Cut 2 | Grass | 690 points | - points |
| R-029 | 
|
Kricketot | Bug | Tackle 1 | Bug | 120 points | - points |
| R-030 | 
|
Kricketune | Bug | Cut 2 | Bug | 1,102 points | - points |
| R-031 | 
|
Hoothoot | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 120 points | - points |
| R-032 | 
|
Noctowl | Flying | Psy Power 2 | Flying | 600 points | - points |
| R-033 | 
|
Stantler | Normal | Tackle 2 | Normal | 220 points | - points |
| R-034 | 
|
Spinarak | Bug | Tackle 1 | Bug | 120 points | - points |
| R-035 | 
|
Ariados | Bug | Tackle 2 | Bug | 756 points | - points |
| R-036 | 
|
Buizel | Water | Soak 2 | Water | 240 points | - points |
| R-037 | 
|
Floatzel | Water | Soak 3 | Water | 3,066 points | - points |
| R-038 | 
|
Croagunk | Poison | Crush 1 | Poison | 180 points | - points |
| R-039 | 
|
Toxicroak | Poison | Crush 4 | Poison | 3,611 points | 2,166 points |
| R-040 | 
|
Poochyena | Dark | Crush 1 | Dark | 140 points | - points |
| R-041 | 
|
Mightyena | Dark | Crush 2 | Dark | 700 points | 420 points |
| R-042 | 
|
Zubat | Poison | Cut 2 | Poison | 120 points | - points |
| R-043 | 
|
Golbat | Poison | Cut 3 | Poison | 756 points | 453 points |
| R-044 | 
|
Crobat | Poison | Cut 1 | Poison | 16,000 / 18,400 points | - points |
| R-045 | 
|
Koffing | Poison | Tackle 2 | Poison | 160 points | - points |
| R-046 | 
|
Weezing | Poison | Crush 2 | Poison | 2,070 points | 1,242 points |
| R-047 | 
|
Geodude | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 180 points | - points |
| R-048 | 
|
Graveler | Rock | Crush 2 | Rock | 480 points | - points |
| R-049 | 
|
Golem | Rock | Crush 3 | Rock | 2,070 points | 1,242 points |
| R-050 | 
|
Cranidos | Rock | Crush 2 | Rock | 200 points | - points |
| R-051 | 
|
Rampardos | Rock | Crush 3 | Rock | 2,070 points | 1,242 points |
| R-052 | 
|
Dunsparce | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 140 points | - points |
| R-053 | 
|
Stunky | Poison | Tackle 1 | Poison | 140 points | - points |
| R-054 | 
|
Skuntank | Poison | Tackle 2 | Poison | 495 points | - points |
| R-055 | 
|
Murkrow | Dark | Cut 1 | Dark | 140 points | - points |
| R-056 | 
|
Honchkrow | Dark | Cut 3 | Dark | 3,864 points | - points |
| R-057 | 
|
Celebi | Grass | None | Grass | 300 points | - points |
| R-058 | 
|
Lapras | Water | None | Water | 400 points | - points |
| R-059 | 
|
Luvdisc | Water | Cut 1 | Water | 200 points | - points |
| R-060 | 
|
Chinchou | Electric | Recharge 1 | Recharge | 264 points | - points |
| R-061 | 
|
Lanturn | Electric | Recharge 3 | Recharge | 2,240 points | - points |
| R-062 | 
|
Mantyke | Water | Cut 1 | Water | 200 points | - points |
| R-063 | 
|
Mantine | Water | Cut 4 | Water | 2,070 points | - points |
| R-064 | 
|
Clamperl | Water | Cut 1 | Water | 200 points | - points |
| R-065 | 
|
Huntail | Water | Crush 3 | Water | 1,620 points | 972 points |
| R-066 | 
|
Gorebyss | Water | Cut 2 | Water | 1,620 points | - points |
| R-067 | 
|
Corsola | Water | Crush 2 | Water | 260 points | - points |
| R-068 | 
|
Horsea | Water | Tackle 1 | Water | 264 points | - points |
| R-069 | 
|
Seadra | Water | Crush 2 | Water | 2,967 points | 1,780 points |
| R-070 | 
|
Kingdra | Water | Crush 4 | Water | 2,967 points | 1,780 points |
| R-071 | 
|
Carvanha | Water | Crush 1 | Water | 220 points | - points |
| R-072 | 
|
Sharpedo | Water | Crush 3 | Water | 300 points | - points |
| R-073 | 
|
Igglybuff | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 210 points | - points |
| R-074 | 
|
Munchlax | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 290 points | - points |
| R-075 | 
|
Eevee | Normal | Tackle 2 | Normal | 350 points | - points |
| R-076 | 
|
Vaporeon | Water | Soak 2 | Water | 2,580 points | - points |
| R-077 | 
|
Jolteon | Electric | Electrify 3 | Electric | 4,818 points | 2,890 points |
| R-078 | 
|
Flareon | Fire | Burn 2 | Fire | 3,696 points | - points |
| R-079 | 
|
Espeon | Psychic | Psy Power 2 | Psychic | 640 points | - points |
| R-080 | 
|
Umbreon | Dark | Cut 3 | Dark | 3,066 points | - points |
| R-081 | 
|
Leafeon | Grass | Cut 4 | Grass | 3,864 points | - points |
| R-082 | 
|
Glaceon | Ice | Crush 4 | Ice | 2,430 points | - points |
| R-083 | 
|
Piplup | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 440 points | - points |
| R-084 | 
|
Prinplup | Water | Cut 2 | Water | 3,400 points | 2,040 points |
| R-085 | 
|
Empoleon | Water | Cut 3 | Water | 3,611 points | 2,166 points |
| R-086 | 
|
Shellos | Water | Soak 2 | Water | 230 points | - points |
| R-087 | 
|
Gastrodon | Water | Soak 3 | Water | 1,800 points | - points |
| R-088 | 
|
Aipom | Normal | Crush 1 | Rock | 140 points | - points |
| R-089 | 
|
Ambipom | Normal | Crush 4 | Rock | 2,240 points | - points |
| R-090 | 
|
Totodile | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 230 points | - points |
| R-091 | 
|
Croconaw | Water | Crush 3 | Water | 3,105 points | 1,863 points |
| R-092 | 
|
Feraligatr | Water | Tackle 1 | Water | 8,440 / 18,400 points | 2,800 / 6,133 points |
| R-093 | 
|
Ledyba | Bug | Tackle 1 | Bug | 200 points | - points |
| R-094 | 
|
Ledian | Bug | Crush 3 | Bug | 2,240 points | 1,344 points |
| R-095 | 
|
Mudkip | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 220 points | - points |
| R-096 | 
|
Marshtomp | Water | Soak 2 | Water | 2,580 points | 1,548 points |
| R-097 | 
|
Swampert | Water | Soak 3 | Water | 3,066 points | - points |
| R-098 | 
|
Bonsly | Rock | Tackle 1 | Rock | 360 points | - points |
| R-099 | 
|
Sudowoodo | Rock | Crush 2 | Rock | 2,240 points | - points |
| R-100 | 
|
Tyrogue | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 200 points | - points |
| R-101 | 
|
Hitmonlee | Fighting | Crush 3 | Fighting | 3,360 points | - points |
| R-102 | 
|
Hitmonchan | Fighting | Crush 2 | Fighting | 450 points | 270 points |
| R-103 | 
|
Hitmontop | Fighting | Crush 3 | Fighting | 3,105 points | 1,863 points |
| R-104 | 
|
Wobbuffet | Psychic | Teleport | Psychic | 380 points | - points |
| R-105 | 
|
Electrike | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 290 points | - points |
| R-106 | 
|
Manectric | Electric | Electrify 3 | Electric | 1,452 points | 871 points |
| R-107 | 
|
Gligar | Ground | Cut 2 | Ground | 450 points | 270 points |
| R-108 | 
|
Gliscor | Ground | Cut 4 | Ground | 3,611 points | 2,166 points |
| R-109 | 
|
Shuckle | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 320 points | - points |
| R-110 | 
|
Magnemite | Electric | Recharge 2 | Recharge | 400 points | - points |
| R-111 | 
|
Magneton | Electric | Recharge 4 | Recharge | 3,066 points | - points |
| R-112 | 
|
Magnezone | Electric | Electrify 3 | Electric | 3,611 points | 2,166 / - points |
| R-113 | 
|
Voltorb | Electric | Electrify 1 | Normal | 380 points | 228 points |
| R-114 | 
|
Electrode | Electric | Electrify 3 | Normal | 2,041 points | 1,224 points |
| R-115 | 
|
Elekid | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 140 points | - points |
| R-116 | 
|
Electabuzz | Electric | Electrify 2 | Electric | 3,611 points | 2,166 points |
| R-117 | 
|
Electivire | Electric | Electrify 3 | Electric | 4,082 points | 2,449 points |
| R-118 | 
|
Porygon2 | Normal | Crush 2 | Normal | 380 points | - points |
| R-119 | 
|
Porygon-Z | Normal | Crush 3 | Normal | 3,360 points | 2,016 points |
| R-120 | 
|
Aron | Steel | Tackle 1 | Steel | 360 points | - points |
| R-121 | 
|
Lairon | Steel | Tackle 2 | Steel | 400 points | 240 points |
| R-122 | 
|
Aggron | Steel | Tackle 4 | Steel | 3,504 points | 2,102 points |
| R-123 | 
|
Shinx | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 380 points | - points |
| R-124 | 
|
Luxio | Electric | Electrify 2 | Electric | 756 points | 453 points |
| R-125 | 
|
Luxray | Electric | Electrify 3 | Electric | 3,611 points | 2,166 points |
| R-126 | 
|
Raikou | Electric | None | Electric | 2,500 / 19,090 points | 500 / - points |
| R-127 | 
|
Oddish | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 300 points | - points |
| R-128 | 
|
Gloom | Grass | Cut 2 | Grass | 640 points | - points |
| R-129 | 
|
Vileplume | Grass | Cut 3 | Grass | 1,620 points | - points |
| R-130 | 
|
Bellossom | Grass | Cut 3 | Grass | 2,240 points | - points |
| R-131 | 
|
Cherubi | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 300 points | - points |
| R-132 | 
|
Cherrim | Grass | Cut 2 | Grass | 2,193 points | - points |
| R-133 | 
|
Ralts | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 240 points | - points |
| R-134 | 
|
Kirlia | Psychic | Psy Power 2 | Psychic | 936 points | - points |
| R-135 | 
|
Gardevoir | Psychic | Psy Power 3 | Psychic | 3,864 points | - points |
| R-136 | 
|
Gallade | Fighting | Cut 4 | Fighting | 3,864 points | 2,318 points |
| R-137 | 
|
Bidoof | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 350 points | - points |
| R-138 | 
|
Bibarel | Water | Soak 2 | Water | 1,092 points | - points |
| R-139 | 
|
Turtwig | Grass | Tackle 1 | Grass | 300 points | - points |
| R-140 | 
|
Grotle | Grass | Tackle 3 | Grass | 2,580 points | - points |
| R-141 | 
|
Torterra | Grass | Tackle 4 | Grass | 4,368 points | - points |
| R-142 | 
|
Treecko | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 640 points | 384 points |
| R-143 | 
|
Grovyle | Grass | Cut 2 | Grass | 700 points | - points |
| R-144 | 
|
Sceptile | Grass | Cut 4 | Grass | 4,368 points | 2,620 points |
| R-145 | 
|
Budew | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 640 points | - points |
| R-146 | 
|
Roselia | Grass | Cut 2 | Grass | 2,240 points | - points |
| R-147 | 
|
Roserade | Grass | Cut 3 | Grass | 3,864 points | - points |
| R-148 | 
|
Duskull | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 640 points | - points |
| R-149 | 
|
Dusclops | Ghost | Psy Power 2 | Ghost | 756 points | - points |
| R-150 | 
|
Dusknoir | Ghost | Psy Power 2 | Ghost | 2,375 points | - points |
| R-151 | 
|
Wooper | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 550 points | 330 points |
| R-152 | 
|
Quagsire | Water | Soak 3 | Water | 2,700 points | - points |
| R-153 | 
|
Togepi | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 690 points | - points |
| R-154 | 
|
Togetic | Normal | Cut 2 | Normal | 672 points | - points |
| R-155 | 
|
Togekiss | Normal | Cut 3 | Normal | 3,700 points | - points |
| R-156 | 
|
Mothim | Bug | Cut 2 | Bug | 720 points | 432 points |
| R-157 | 
|
Cyndaquil | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 828 points | - points |
| R-158 | 
|
Quilava | Fire | Burn 2 | Fire | 1,092 points | - points |
| R-159 | 
|
Typhlosion | Fire | Tackle 1 | Fire | 16,200 / 18,400 points | 3,240 / 6,133 points |
| R-160 | 
|
Misdreavus | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 672 points | 403 points |
| R-161 | 
|
Mismagius | Ghost | Psy Power 3 | Ghost | 3,864 points | - points |
| R-162 | 
|
Glameow | Normal | Cut 1 | Normal | 320 points | - points |
| R-163 | 
|
Purugly | Normal | Tackle 2 | Normal | 828 points | - points |
| R-164 | 
|
Gastly | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 672 points | - points |
| R-165 | 
|
Haunter | Ghost | Psy Power 2 | Ghost | 3,066 points | 1,839 points |
| R-166 | 
|
Gengar | Ghost | Psy Power 3 | Ghost | 3,700 points | - points |
| R-167 | 
|
Vulpix | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 672 points | - points |
| R-168 | 
|
Ninetales | Fire | Burn 2 | Fire | 2,700 points | - points |
| R-169 | 
|
Mime Jr. | Psychic | Tackle 1 | Psychic | 672 points | - points |
| R-170 | 
|
Chikorita | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 672 points | - points |
| R-171 | 
|
Bayleef | Grass | Cut 3 | Grass | 720 points | 432 points |
| R-172 | 
|
Meganium | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 5,160 / 19,780 points | 1,720 / 6,593 points |
| R-173 | 
|
Baltoy | Psychic | Crush 1 | Psychic | 936 points | 561 points |
| R-174 | 
|
Claydol | Psychic | Psy Power 2 | Psychic | 3,066 points | 1,839 points |
| R-175 | 
|
Natu | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 936 points | - points |
| R-176 | 
|
Xatu | Psychic | Psy Power 2 | Psychic | 1,624 points | 974 points |
| R-177 | 
|
Sableye | Dark | Cut 1 | Dark | 936 points | - points |
| R-178 | 
|
Shieldon | Steel | Tackle 2 | Steel | 1,092 points | - points |
| R-179 | 
|
Bastiodon | Steel | Tackle 4 | Steel | 3,504 points | 2,102 points |
| R-180 | 
|
Sandshrew | Ground | Crush 1 | Ground | 828 points | - points |
| R-181 | 
|
Sandslash | Ground | Cut 3 | Ground | 1,092 points | - points |
| R-182 | 
|
Mankey | Fighting | Crush 2 | Fighting | 1,276 points | 765 points |
| R-183 | 
|
Primeape | Fighting | Crush 3 | Fighting | 2,070 points | 1,242 points |
| R-184 | 
|
Bronzor | Steel | Psy Power 1 | Steel | 1,092 points | 655 points |
| R-185 | 
|
Bronzong | Steel | Psy Power 2 | Steel | 3,066 points | - points |
| R-186 | 
|
Entei | Fire | None | Fire | 6,960 / 19,090 points | 1,740 / 6,363 points |
| R-187 | 
|
Magby | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 690 points | 414 points |
| R-188 | 
|
Magmar | Fire | Burn 2 | Fire | 3,066 points | 1,839 points |
| R-189 | 
|
Magmortar | Fire | Burn 3 | Fire | 3,504 points | 2,102 points |
| R-190 | 
|
Pineco | Bug | Tackle 1 | Normal | 1,276 points | - points |
| R-191 | 
|
Forretress | Steel | Tackle 3 | Normal | 2,576 points | 1,545 points |
| R-192 | 
|
Combee | Bug | Cut 1 | Flying | 928 points | - points |
| R-193 | 
|
Vespiquen | Bug | Crush 3 | Bug | 2,240 points | 1,344 points |
| R-194 | 
|
Chimchar | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 1,452 points | - points |
| R-195 | 
|
Monferno | Fire | Burn 2 | Fire | 3,400 points | 2,040 points |
| R-196 | 
|
Infernape | Fire | Burn 3 | Fire | 3,500 points | - points |
| R-197 | 
|
Makuhita | Fighting | Crush 2 | Fighting | 1,110 points | 666 points |
| R-198 | 
|
Hariyama | Fighting | Crush 4 | Fighting | 3,400 points | - points |
| R-199 | 
|
Gible | Dragon | Crush 1 | Dragon | 888 points | - points |
| R-200 | 
|
Gabite | Dragon | Cut 2 | Dragon | 3,066 points | 1,839 points |
| R-201 | 
|
Garchomp | Dragon | Crush 1 | Dragon | 18,000 / 18,400 points | 6,000 / 6,133 points |
| R-202 | 
|
Sneasel | Dark | Cut 2 | Dark | 1,254 points | 438 points |
| R-203 | 
|
Weavile | Dark | Cut 4 | Dark | 3,611 points | 2,166 points |
| R-204 | 
|
Yanma | Bug | Cut 2 | Bug | 2,240 points | - points |
| R-205 | 
|
Yanmega | Bug | Cut 4 | Bug | 2,967 points | - points |
| R-206 | 
|
Charmander | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 1,254 points | - points |
| R-207 | 
|
Charmeleon | Fire | Burn 2 | Fire | 1,800 points | 1,080 points |
| R-208 | 
|
Charizard | Fire | Crush 4 | Fire | 6,750 / 18,400 points | - points |
| R-209 | 
|
Phanpy | Ground | Tackle 2 | Ground | 1,600 points | - points |
| R-210 | 
|
Donphan | Ground | Tackle 3 | Ground | 2,070 points | - points |
| R-211 | 
|
Torchic | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 1,530 points | 918 points |
| R-212 | 
|
Combusken | Fire | Crush 3 | Fire | 2,580 points | 1,548 points |
| R-213 | 
|
Blaziken | Fire | Crush 4 | Fire | 4,255 points | 4,000 points |
| R-214 | 
|
Numel | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 1,800 points | 1,080 points |
| R-215 | 
|
Camerupt | Fire | Burn 3 | Fire | 2,070 points | - points |
| R-216 | 
|
Larvitar | Ground | Crush 2 | Ground | 1,600 points | 960 points |
| R-217 | 
|
Pupitar | Ground | Crush 3 | Ground | 2,070 points | 1,242 points |
| R-218 | 
|
Tyranitar | Rock | Crush 4 | Rock | 2,600 points | 1,560 points |
| R-219 | 
|
Bagon | Dragon | Tackle 1 | Dragon | 2,700 points | - points |
| R-220 | 
|
Shelgon | Dragon | Tackle 3 | Dragon | 1,800 points | 1,080 points |
| R-221 | 
|
Salamence | Dragon | Burn 4 | Dragon | 4,810 points | - points |
| R-222 | 
|
Scyther | Bug | Cut 2 | Bug | 1,800 points | 1,080 / - points |
| R-223 | 
|
Scizor | Steel | Cut 4 | Steel | 2,000 / 40 points | 1,200 / - points |
| R-224 | 
|
Beldum | Steel | Crush 1 | Steel | 1,400 points | 840 points |
| R-225 | 
|
Metang | Steel | Crush 2 | Steel | 3,066 points | 1,839 points |
| R-226 | 
|
Metagross | Steel | Crush 1 | Steel | 20,000 / 23,690 points | 6,666 / 7,896 points |
| R-227 | 
|
Happiny | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 276 points | - points |
| R-228 | 
|
Starly | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 828 points | - points |
| R-229 | 
|
Staravia | Flying | Cut 3 | Flying | 1,904 points | - points |
| R-230 | 
|
Staraptor | Flying | Fly | Flying | 1,200 points | - points |
| R-231 | 
|
Skarmory | Steel | Tackle 3 | Flying | 2,240 points | - points |
| R-232 | 
|
Drifloon | Ghost | Tackle 1 | Ghost | 380 points | - points |
| R-233 | 
|
Drifblim | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 1,350 points | - points |
| R-234 | 
|
Chatot | Flying | Tackle 2 | Flying | 966 points | - points |
| R-235 | 
|
Smeargle | Normal | Tackle 2 | Normal | 1,904 points | - points |
| R-236 | 
|
Snubbull | Normal | Tackle 2 | Normal | 1,904 points | 1,142 points |
| R-237 | 
|
Granbull | Normal | Tackle 3 | Normal | 2,912 points | - points |
| R-238 | 
|
Carnivine | Grass | Cut 2 | Grass | 3,066 points | - points |
| R-239 | 
|
Politoed | Water | Soak 3 | Water | 2,193 points | - points |
| R-240 | 
|
Cleffa | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 1,904 points | - points |
| R-241 | 
|
Girafarig | Psychic | Tackle 1 | Psychic | 2,580 points | - points |
| R-242 | 
|
Dodrio | Normal | Tackle 3 | Normal | 2,580 points | 1,548 points |
| R-243 | 
|
Lotad | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 2,193 points | - points |
| R-244 | 
|
Lombre | Grass | Cut 3 | Grass | 2,967 points | - points |
| R-245 | 
|
Ludicolo | Grass | Cut 4 | Grass | 2,967 points | - points |
| R-246 | 
|
Finneon | Water | Cut 1 | Water | 1,620 points | - points |
| R-247 | 
|
Lumineon | Water | Cut 2 | Water | 2,580 points | - points |
| R-248 | 
|
Relicanth | Water | Crush 2 | Water | 2,580 points | - points |
| R-249 | 
|
Suicune | Water | None | Water | 12,900 / 19,090 points | 3,225 / 6,363 points |
| R-250 | 
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Lickilicky | Normal | Crush 3 | Normal | 2,967 points | - points |
| R-251 | 
|
Buneary | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 2,700 points | - points |
| R-252 | 
|
Lopunny | Normal | Crush 3 | Normal | 3,105 points | - points |
| R-253 | 
|
Spheal | Ice | Crush 2 | Ice | 2,700 points | 1,620 points |
| R-254 | 
|
Sealeo | Ice | Crush 3 | Ice | 3,105 points | 1,863 points |
| R-255 | 
|
Walrein | Ice | Crush 4 | Ice | 4,810 points | 2,886 points |
| R-256 | 
|
Delibird | Ice | Crush 3 | Ice | 2,240 points | - points |
| R-257 | 
|
Snover | Ice | Crush 2 | Ice | 2,700 points | 1,620 points |
| R-258 | 
|
Abomasnow | Ice | Crush 3 | Ice | 3,611 points | - points |
| R-259 | 
|
Smoochum | Ice | Teleport | Normal | 2,700 points | - points |
| R-260 | 
|
Chingling | Psychic | Teleport | Psychic | 3,140 points | - points |
| R-261 | 
|
Chimecho | Psychic | Teleport | Psychic | 2,628 points | - points |
| R-262 | 
|
Skorupi | Poison | Crush 2 | Poison | 2,628 points | - points |
| R-263 | 
|
Drapion | Poison | Crush 4 | Poison | 3,611 points | 2,166 points |
| R-264 | 
|
Riolu | Fighting | Crush 2 | Fighting | 2,628 points | 1,576 points |
| R-265 | 
|
Lucario | Fighting | Crush 4 | Fighting | 4,368 points | - points |
| R-266 | 
|
Houndour | Dark | Tackle 2 | Dark | 2,628 points | - points |
| R-267 | 
|
Houndoom | Dark | Burn 2 | Dark | 3,504 points | 2,102 points |
| R-268 | 
|
Slowking | Psychic | Teleport | Psychic | 3,504 points | 2,102 points |
| R-269 | 
|
Anorith | Rock | Cut 2 | Rock | 2,628 points | 1,576 points |
| R-270 | 
|
Armaldo | Rock | Cut 4 | Rock | 3,066 points | 1,839 points |
| R-271 | 
|
Kabuto | Rock | Crush 2 | Rock | 2,628 points | - points |
| R-272 | 
|
Kabutops | Rock | Cut 3 | Rock | 3,864 points | 2,318 points |
| R-273 | 
|
Qwilfish | Water | Tackle 2 | Water | 1,800 points | 1,080 points |
| R-274 | 
|
Remoraid | Water | Crush 1 | Water | 2,070 points | - points |
| R-275 | 
|
Octillery | Water | Crush 2 | Water | 1,620 points | - points |
| R-276 | 
|
Tentacool | Water | Crush 1 | Water | 1,620 points | - points |
| R-277 | 
|
Tentacruel | Water | Crush 2 | Water | 1,800 points | 1,080 points |
| R-278 | 
|
Latias | Psychic | None | Psychic | 17,000 / 18,400 points | - points |
| R-279 | 
|
Latios | Psychic | None | Psychic | 17,000 / 18,400 points | - points |
| R-280 | 
|
Swinub | Ground | Tackle 2 | Ground | 3,140 points | 1,884 points |
| R-281 | 
|
Piloswine | Ground | Tackle 3 | Ground | 3,611 points | 2,166 points |
| R-282 | 
|
Mamoswine | Ground | Tackle 4 | Ground | 5,000 points | 3,000 / - points |
| R-283 | 
|
Hippopotas | Ground | Tackle 3 | Ground | 2,576 points | 1,545 points |
| R-284 | 
|
Hippowdon | Ground | Crush 4 | Ground | 4,082 points | - points |
| R-285 | 
|
Absol | Dark | Cut 4 | Dark | 5,000 points | 3,000 points |
| R-286 | 
|
Ho-Oh | Fire | None | Fire | 25,000 points | 8,333 points |
| R-287 | 
|
Rhyperior | Rock | Tackle 4 | Rock | 4,368 points | 2,620 / - points |
| R-288 | 
|
Froslass | Ice | Crush 4 | Ice | 3,864 points | 2,318 points |
| R-289 | 
|
Tangrowth | Grass | Crush 3 | Grass | 3,504 points | - points |
| R-290 | 
|
Probopass | Rock | Tackle 3 | Rock | 3,360 points | 2,016 points |
| R-291 | 
|
Ditto | Normal | None | Normal | 27,270 / 27,500 points | 9,090 / 9,166 points |
| R-292 | 
|
Regigigas | Normal | None | Normal | 30,000 points | 7,500 / 10,000 points |
| R-293 | 
|
Mewtwo | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 18,000 / 26,000 points | 6,000 / 8,666 points |
| R-294 | 
|
Blastoise | Water | Soak 3 | Water | 4,810 points | - points |
| R-295 | 
|
Heracross | Bug | Tackle 3 | Normal | 4,255 points | - points |
| R-296 | 
|
Blissey | Normal | Tackle 3 | Normal | 4,810 points | - points |
| R-297 | 
|
Phione | Water | Cut 2 | Water | 2,193 points | - points |
| R-298 | 
|
Articuno | Ice | None | Ice | 20,000 points | 6,666 points |
| R-299 | 
|
Zapdos | Electric | None | Electric | 20,000 points | 6,666 points |
| R-300 | 
|
Moltres | Fire | None | Fire | 20,000 points | 6,666 points |
| R-301 | 
|
Lugia | Psychic | None | Psychic | 30,000 points | 7,200 points |
| S-001 | 
|
Heatran | Fire | None | Fire | - points | - points |
| S-002 | 
|
Shaymin | Grass | None | Grass | - points | - points |
| S-003 | 
|
Giratina | Ghost | None | Ghost | - points | - points |
| S-004 | 
|
Dialga | Steel | None | Steel | - points | - points |
| S-005 | 
|
Palkia | Water | None | Water | - points | - points |
| S-006 | 
|
Arceus | Normal | None | Normal | - points | - points |
| N-001 |
|
Piplup | Water | Soak 1 | Water | - points | - points |
| N-002 |
|
Prinplup | Water | Cut 1 | Water | - points | - points |
| N-003 |
|
Empoleon | Water | Cut 1 | Water | 9,860 points | 1,188 points |
| N-004 |
|
Bulbasaur | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 180 points | - points |
| N-005 |
|
Ivysaur | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 600 points | - points |
| N-006 |
|
Venusaur | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 9,750 points | - points |
| N-007 |
|
Pidgey | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 64 points | - points |
| N-008 |
|
Pidgeotto | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 360 points | - points |
| N-009 |
|
Pidgeot | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 1,050 points | - points |
| N-010 |
|
Sandshrew | Ground | Crush 1 | Ground | - points | - points |
| N-011 |
|
Sandslash | Ground | Cut 1 | Ground | 420 / 12,500 points | 50 / 900 points |
| N-012 |
|
Oddish | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 130 points | - points |
| N-013 |
|
Gloom | Grass | Cut 1 | Poison | 500 points | - points |
| N-014 |
|
Vileplume | Grass | Cut 1 | Poison | 560 / 21,875 points | 54 / 1,575 points |
| N-015 |
|
Bellossom | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | - points | - points |
| N-016 |
|
Chikorita | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | - points | - points |
| N-017 |
|
Bayleef | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 11,250 points | - points |
| N-018 |
|
Meganium | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | - points | - points |
| N-019 |
|
Totodile | Water | Soak 1 | Water | - points | - points |
| N-020 |
|
Croconaw | Water | Crush 1 | Water | 9,750 points | - points |
| N-021 |
|
Feraligatr | Water | Tackle 1 | Water | 7,670 points | 1,134 points |
| N-022 |
|
Hoothoot | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 108 points | - points |
| N-023 |
|
Noctowl | Flying | Psy Power 1 | Flying | - points | - points |
| N-024 |
|
Bonsly | Rock | Tackle 1 | Rock | 140 points | - points |
| N-025 |
|
Sudowoodo | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 420 points | - points |
| N-026 |
|
Aipom | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 90 points | - points |
| N-027 |
|
Ambipom | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 2,340 points | - points |
| N-028 |
|
Sunkern | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 48 points | - points |
| N-029 |
|
Sunflora | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 4,500 points | - points |
| N-030 |
|
Pineco | Bug | Tackle 1 | Normal | 400 points | - points |
| N-031 |
|
Forretress | Steel | Tackle 1 | Normal | 640 / 29,375 points | 61 / 2,115 points |
| N-032 |
|
Delibird | Ice | Crush 1 | Ice | 300 / 700 points | - points |
| N-033 |
|
Treecko | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 120 points | - points |
| N-034 |
|
Grovyle | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 336 points | - points |
| N-035 |
|
Sceptile | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 870 points | 73 points |
| N-036 |
|
Torchic | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 168 points | - points |
| N-037 |
|
Combusken | Fire | Crush 1 | Fire | - points | - points |
| N-038 |
|
Blaziken | Fire | Crush 1 | Fire | 3,360 points | 415 points |
| N-039 |
|
Turtwig | Grass | Tackle 1 | Grass | - points | - points |
| N-040 |
|
Grotle | Grass | Tackle 1 | Grass | - points | - points |
| N-041 |
|
Kricketot | Bug | Tackle 1 | Bug | 200 points | - points |
| N-042 |
|
Kricketune | Bug | Cut 1 | Bug | 500 points | - points |
| N-043 |
|
Shinx | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 180 points | - points |
| N-044 |
|
Luxio | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 3,476 points | - points |
| N-045 |
|
Luxray | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 6,204 points | - points |
| N-046 |
|
Mothim | Bug | Cut 1 | Flying | 380 points | - points |
| N-047 |
|
Chingling | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 134 points | - points |
| N-048 |
|
Chimecho | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 4,000 points | - points |
| N-049 |
|
Chatot | Flying | Tackle 1 | Flying | - points | - points |
| N-050 |
|
Skorupi | Poison | Crush 1 | Poison | 4,375 points | - points |
| N-051 |
|
Drapion | Poison | Crush 1 | Bug | 300 points | 40 points |
| N-052 |
|
Carnivine | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 340 points | - points |
| N-053 |
|
Tangrowth | Grass | Crush 1 | Grass | 2,610 / 13,750 points | 226 / 990 points |
| N-054 |
|
Eevee | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 420 points | - points |
| N-055 |
|
Vaporeon | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 2,236 points | - points |
| N-056 |
|
Jolteon | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 6,090 points | - points |
| N-057 |
|
Flareon | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 1,200 points | - points |
| N-058 |
|
Espeon | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 6,375 points | - points |
| N-059 |
|
Umbreon | Dark | Cut 1 | Dark | 8,625 points | - points |
| N-060 |
|
Leafeon | Grass | Cut 1 | Grass | 900 points | - points |
| N-061 |
|
Glaceon | Ice | Crush 1 | Ice | 7,280 points | - points |
| N-062 |
|
Charmander | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 600 points | - points |
| N-063 |
|
Charmeleon | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 840 points | - points |
| N-064 |
|
Zubat | Poison | Cut 1 | Poison | 494 points | - points |
| N-065 |
|
Golbat | Poison | Cut 1 | Poison | 950 points | - points |
| N-066 |
|
Crobat | Poison | Cut 1 | Poison | 15,375 points | - points |
| N-067 |
|
Geodude | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 560 points | - points |
| N-068 |
|
Graveler | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 1,140 points | - points |
| N-069 |
|
Golem | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 8,580 points | - points |
| N-070 |
|
Tyrogue | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 364 points | - points |
| N-071 |
|
Hitmonlee | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 588 points | - points |
| N-072 |
|
Hitmonchan | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 644 points | - points |
| N-073 |
|
Hitmontop | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 672 points | - points |
| N-074 |
|
Magby | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 336 points | - points |
| N-075 |
|
Magmar | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 720 points | - points |
| N-076 |
|
Magmortar | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 3,204 points | 467 points |
| N-077 |
|
Cyndaquil | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 288 points | - points |
| N-078 |
|
Quilava | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 616 points | - points |
| N-079 |
|
Typhlosion | Fire | Tackle 1 | Fire | 1,260 points | - points |
| N-080 |
|
Shuckle | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 3,360 points | - points |
| N-081 |
|
Teddiursa | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 364 points | - points |
| N-082 |
|
Ursaring | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 1,596 points | - points |
| N-083 |
|
Houndour | Dark | Tackle 1 | Dark | 280 points | - points |
| N-084 |
|
Houndoom | Dark | Burn 1 | Dark | 16,500 points | 1,485 points |
| N-085 |
|
Phanpy | Ground | Tackle 1 | Ground | - points | - points |
| N-086 |
|
Donphan | Ground | Tackle 1 | Ground | 784 points | - points |
| N-087 |
|
Larvitar | Ground | Crush 1 | Ground | - points | - points |
| N-088 |
|
Pupitar | Ground | Crush 1 | Ground | - points | - points |
| N-089 |
|
Tyranitar | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 7,125 / 25,625 points | 1,215 / 1,845 points |
| N-090 |
|
Poochyena | Dark | Crush 1 | Dark | - points | - points |
| N-091 |
|
Mightyena | Dark | Crush 1 | Dark | 2,850 points | - points |
| N-092 |
|
Makuhita | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 364 points | - points |
| N-093 |
|
Hariyama | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 1,890 points | - points |
| N-094 |
|
Aron | Steel | Tackle 1 | Steel | - points | - points |
| N-095 |
|
Lairon | Steel | Tackle 1 | Steel | 1,680 points | - points |
| N-096 |
|
Aggron | Steel | Tackle 1 | Steel | 4,200 points | 202 points |
| N-097 |
|
Numel | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 588 points | - points |
| N-098 |
|
Camerupt | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 2,210 points | - points |
| N-099 |
|
Shieldon | Steel | Tackle 1 | Steel | 1,330 points | - points |
| N-100 |
|
Bastiodon | Steel | Tackle 1 | Steel | 2,520 points | 121 points |
| N-101 |
|
Mime Jr. | Psychic | Tackle 1 | Psychic | 364 points | - points |
| N-102 |
|
Munchlax | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 476 points | - points |
| N-103 |
|
Hippopotas | Ground | Tackle 1 | Ground | 504 points | - points |
| N-104 |
|
Hippowdon | Ground | Crush 1 | Ground | 8,316 points | - points |
| N-105 |
|
Croagunk | Poison | Crush 1 | Poison | 494 points | - points |
| N-106 |
|
Toxicroak | Poison | Crush 1 | Poison | 1,330 points | - points |
| N-107 |
|
Probopass | Rock | Tackle 1 | Rock | 6,000 points | 467 points |
| N-108 |
|
Vulpix | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-109 |
|
Ninetales | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | - points | - points |
| N-110 |
|
Mankey | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 988 points | - points |
| N-111 |
|
Primeape | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 1,720 points | 206 points |
| N-112 |
|
Dodrio | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 1,666 points | - points |
| N-113 |
|
Koffing | Poison | Tackle 1 | Poison | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-114 |
|
Weezing | Poison | Crush 1 | Poison | 2,600 points | - points |
| N-115 |
|
Kabuto | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 1,700 points | - points |
| N-116 |
|
Kabutops | Rock | Cut 1 | Rock | 2,990 points | - points |
| N-117 |
|
Togepi | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 1,364 points | - points |
| N-118 |
|
Togetic | Normal | Cut 1 | Flying | - points | - points |
| N-119 |
|
Togekiss | Normal | Cut 1 | Flying | 16,250 points | - points |
| N-120 |
|
Mareep | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 1,700 points | - points |
| N-121 |
|
Flaaffy | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 1,820 points | - points |
| N-122 |
|
Ampharos | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 3,910 points | - points |
| N-123 |
|
Marill | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-124 |
|
Azumarill | Water | Soak 1 | Water | - points | - points |
| N-125 |
|
Politoed | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 2,132 points | - points |
| N-126 |
|
Wooper | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 1,040 points | - points |
| N-127 |
|
Quagsire | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 2,028 points | - points |
| N-128 |
|
Girafarig | Psychic | Tackle 1 | Psychic | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-129 |
|
Dunsparce | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 780 points | - points |
| N-130 |
|
Sneasel | Dark | Cut 1 | Dark | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-131 |
|
Weavile | Dark | Cut 1 | Dark | 4,675 points | - points |
| N-132 |
|
Swinub | Ground | Tackle 1 | Ground | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-133 |
|
Piloswine | Ground | Tackle 1 | Ground | 3,400 points | - points |
| N-134 |
|
Smoochum | Ice | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 936 points | - points |
| N-135 |
|
Mudkip | Water | Soak 1 | Water | - points | - points |
| N-136 |
|
Marshtomp | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 1,456 points | - points |
| N-137 |
|
Swampert | Water | Soak 1 | Ground | 11,100 points | - points |
| N-138 |
|
Wingull | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-139 |
|
Pelipper | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 2,080 points | - points |
| N-140 |
|
Anorith | Rock | Cut 1 | Rock | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-141 |
|
Armaldo | Rock | Cut 1 | Rock | 2,990 points | - points |
| N-142 |
|
Spheal | Ice | Crush 1 | Ice | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-143 |
|
Sealeo | Ice | Crush 1 | Ice | 1,560 points | - points |
| N-144 |
|
Walrein | Ice | Crush 1 | Ice | 3,380 points | - points |
| N-145 |
|
Buizel | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 1,040 points | - points |
| N-146 |
|
Floatzel | Water | Soak 1 | Water | 1,820 points | - points |
| N-147 |
|
Glameow | Normal | Cut 1 | Normal | 1,300 points | - points |
| N-148 |
|
Purugly | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 2,860 points | - points |
| N-149 |
|
Stunky | Poison | Tackle 1 | Poison | 780 points | - points |
| N-150 |
|
Skuntank | Poison | Tackle 1 | Poison | 2,132 points | - points |
| N-151 |
|
Snover | Ice | Crush 1 | Ice | 1,196 points | - points |
| N-152 |
|
Abomasnow | Ice | Crush 1 | Ice | 13,090 points | 1,688 points |
| N-153 |
|
Froslass | Ice | Crush 1 | Ice | - points | - points |
| N-154 |
|
Pikachu | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 1,540 points | - points |
| N-155 |
|
Raichu | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 5,220 points | - points |
| N-156 |
|
Voltorb | Electric | Electrify 1 | Normal | 1,980 points | - points |
| N-157 |
|
Electrode | Electric | Electrify 1 | Normal | 2,772 points | - points |
| N-158 |
|
Natu | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 1,804 points | - points |
| N-159 |
|
Xatu | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 2,860 points | - points |
| N-160 |
|
Snubbull | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 1,804 points | - points |
| N-161 |
|
Granbull | Normal | Tackle 1 | Dark | 5,280 points | - points |
| N-162 |
|
Skarmory | Steel | Tackle 1 | Flying | 5,280 points | - points |
| N-163 |
|
Electrike | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 1,804 points | - points |
| N-164 |
|
Manectric | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 6,600 points | - points |
| N-165 |
|
Baltoy | Psychic | Crush 1 | Psychic | 1,804 points | - points |
| N-166 |
|
Claydol | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 4,620 points | - points |
| N-167 |
|
Beldum | Steel | Crush 1 | Steel | 3,770 points | - points |
| N-168 |
|
Metang | Steel | Crush 1 | Steel | 8,700 points | - points |
| N-169 |
|
Metagross | Steel | Crush 1 | Normal | 20,460 / 28,250 points | 2,762 / 2,034 points |
| N-170 |
|
Starly | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 1,804 points | - points |
| N-171 |
|
Staravia | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 2,860 points | - points |
| N-172 |
|
Staraptor | Flying | Cut 1 | Flying | 7,260 points | - points |
| N-173 |
|
Cranidos | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 3,300 points | - points |
| N-174 |
|
Rampardos | Rock | Crush 1 | Rock | 6,600 points | 792 points |
| N-175 |
|
Pachirisu | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 1,804 points | - points |
| N-176 |
|
Bronzor | Steel | Psy Power 1 | Steel | 1,980 points | - points |
| N-177 |
|
Bronzong | Steel | Psy Power 1 | Steel | 5,940 points | - points |
| N-178 |
|
Riolu | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 2,620 points | - points |
| N-179 |
|
Lucario | Fighting | Crush 1 | Fighting | 12,600 / 20,000 points | 1,500 / 720 points |
| N-180 |
|
Magnezone | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 18,720 / 25,250 points | 2,527 / 1,818 points |
| N-181 |
|
Electivire | Electric | Electrify 1 | Electric | 25,230 / 27,500 points | 3,406 / 1,980 points |
| N-182 |
|
Porygon-Z | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | 6,960 points | - points |
| N-183 |
|
Gastly | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 1,875 points | - points |
| N-184 |
|
Haunter | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 5,022 points | - points |
| N-185 |
|
Gengar | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 7,068 points | - points |
| N-186 |
|
Murkrow | Dark | Cut 1 | Dark | 2,700 points | - points |
| N-187 |
|
Honchkrow | Dark | Cut 1 | Dark | 9,750 points | - points |
| N-188 |
|
Slowking | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 14,250 points | - points |
| N-189 |
|
Wobbuffet | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 12,750 points | - points |
| N-190 |
|
Heracross | Bug | Tackle 1 | Fighting | 10,875 points | - points |
| N-191 |
|
Stantler | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 9,075 points | - points |
| N-192 |
|
Ralts | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 1,725 points | - points |
| N-193 |
|
Kirlia | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 4,650 points | - points |
| N-194 |
|
Gardevoir | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | 15,375 points | - points |
| N-195 |
|
Gallade | Fighting | Cut 1 | Fighting | 14,250 points | - points |
| N-196 |
|
Duskull | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 4,650 points | - points |
| N-197 |
|
Dusclops | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 12,090 points | - points |
| N-198 |
|
Dusknoir | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 46,965 / 25,625 points | 8,484 / 1,845 points |
| N-199 |
|
Absol | Dark | Cut 1 | Dark | 15,375 points | - points |
| N-200 |
|
Bagon | Dragon | Tackle 1 | Dragon | 2,250 points | - points |
| N-201 |
|
Shelgon | Dragon | Tackle 1 | Dragon | 6,000 points | - points |
| N-202 |
|
Salamence | Dragon | Burn 1 | Dragon | 34,500 / 27,500 points | 9,936 / 1,980 points |
| N-203 |
|
Chimchar | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 2,325 points | - points |
| N-204 |
|
Monferno | Fire | Burn 1 | Fire | 6,510 points | - points |
| N-205 |
|
Infernape | Fire | Burn 1 | Fighting | 16,275 points | - points |
| N-206 |
|
Combee | Bug | Cut 1 | Flying | 2,100 points | - points |
| N-207 |
|
Vespiquen | Bug | Crush 1 | Bug | 25,795 / 12,500 points | 5,572 / 900 points |
| N-208 |
|
Gible | Dragon | Crush 1 | Dragon | 4,650 points | - points |
| N-209 |
|
Gabite | Dragon | Cut 1 | Dragon | 7,440 points | - points |
| N-210 |
|
Garchomp | Dragon | Crush 1 | Dragon | 19,065 points | - points |
| N-211 |
|
Lickilicky | Normal | Crush 1 | Normal | - points | - points |
| N-212 |
|
Gligar | Ground | Cut 1 | Ground | 4,375 points | - points |
| N-213 |
|
Gliscor | Ground | Cut 1 | Ground | 28,875 points | 5,198 points |
| N-214 |
|
Blastoise | Water | Soak 1 | Water | - points | - points |
| N-215 |
|
Misdreavus | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 3,750 points | - points |
| N-216 |
|
Mismagius | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 12,500 points | - points |
| N-217 |
|
Blissey | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 20,000 points | - points |
| N-218 |
|
Sableye | Dark | Cut 1 | Dark | 4,375 points | - points |
| N-219 |
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Drifloon | Ghost | Tackle 1 | Ghost | 4,625 points | - points |
| N-220 |
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Drifblim | Ghost | Psy Power 1 | Ghost | 10,000 points | - points |
| N-221 |
|
Arceus | Normal | Tackle 1 | Normal | 65,000 points | 12,480 points |
| N-222 | 
|
Mew | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | - points | - points |
| X-001 | 
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Deoxys | Psychic | Psy Power 1 | Psychic | - points | - points |
Notable Techniques
Capture Line
The Capture Line is the trail left behind by a Capture Disc, used to capture Pokémon. Each loop, called a Capture Line loop, increases the friendship conveyed to the Pokémon.
In Pokémon Ranger, forming a loop around a Pokémon displays a number above it, indicating how many loops are required for capture. If the line is broken or the stylus is lifted from the screen, all loops must be remade from the start.
In Shadows of Almia and Guardian Signs, a bar below the Pokémon indicates how much more friendship must be conveyed. Requirements vary between Pokémon. In certain Guardian Signs captures, a Pokémon may enter a rage mode where its bar turns red and the Styler conveys only 10% of its friendship points until the Pokémon calms down.
Poké Assists can aid in capture. All Pokémon lose friendship points over time during a battle.
Poké Assists
During a capture, a Ranger may receive help from Partner or Friend Pokémon. Help obtained this way is called a Poké Assist.
To use a Poké Assist, a Ranger touches the Poké Assist button at the bottom right of the Touch Screen. A list of Friend Pokémon is displayed, and a ranger selects the desired Pokémon and slides it to the location where it should use its Poké Assist before lifting the stylus. The Friend Pokémon takes no damage until the stylus is lifted. The Poké Assist Recharge speed varies depending on where the Pokémon is placed. The action can be cancelled before the stylus is lifted by moving the Pokémon over the Poké Assist button and releasing.
A Poké Assist alone cannot capture a Pokémon, regardless of how many times it is used; loops must still be drawn to complete the capture. A Friend Pokémon will be released if hit by an attack during its Poké Assist. Once the assist concludes, the Pokémon returns from the field and can only be used again after its gauge refills on the Friend Pokémon list.
Poké Assist Matchups
All Pokémon are classified by group, such as Grass, Water, or Fire. A Pokémon's group can be determined by selecting it with the stylus in the field. Pokémon groups and Poké Assists are nearly identical, so the Poké Assist button usually indicates which group a Pokémon belongs to. All Pokémon with the Poké Assist "Recharge" belong to the Electric group.
Depending on how a Poké Assist matches up with the targeted Pokémon's group, its performance varies. Arrows indicating matchup strength appear when the Poké Assist button is touched to display the Friend Pokémon list. A blue arrow indicates the Poké Assist has an advantage, while a red arrow indicates a disadvantage.
Field Moves
Field Moves are special moves Pokémon can use outside of battles in Pokémon Ranger, Shadows of Almia, and Guardian Signs.
In Guardian Signs, Field Moves can be combined with other Pokémon's Field Moves to clear targets. The Field Moves are identical to those in Shadows of Almia.
| Move | No. | Specific | Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burn | 
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Salamence | Set objects on fire |
| Crush | 
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Toxicroak, Kingdra, Glaceon, Ambipom, Hariyama, Blaziken, Tyranitar, Walrein, Drapion, Lucario, Hippowdon and Froslass | Destroys an object using force |
| Cut | 
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Venusaur, Mantine, Leafeon, Gliscor, Gallade, Sceptile, Weavile, Scizor, Ludicolo, Armaldo and Absol | Cut objects or bring down vines |
| Electrify | 
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Jolteon, Manectric, Electrode, Electivire and Luxray | Send electricity to power objects |
| Fly | 
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Staraptor | Fly to different places on the map |
| Psy Power | 
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Gardevoir, Mismagius and Gengar | Open psychically sealed doors |
| Recharge | 
|
Ampharos | Restore the HP of the styler |
| Soak | 
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Floatzel, Gastrodon, Swampert, Quagsire, Politoed and Blastoise | Shoot water |
| Tackle | 
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Aggron, Torterra, Bastiodon, Mamoswine and Rhyperior | Push an object |
| Teleport | 
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Wobbuffet, Smoochum, Chingling, Chimecho and Slowking | Return to the entrance of a location |
Other
Standard Tactics: Rangers utilize their partner Pokémon along with befriended wild Pokémon to solve puzzles, using the ones that best fit the situation.
Weaknesses
- Ranger Weaknesses
- Ranger Code: Rangers cannot take captured Pokémon with them unless they have a compelling reason[29]. Rangers aren't allowed to take Pokémon out of their natural habitats[29].
- Capture Styler Weaknesses: If the capture stylus is lifted before finishing the capture, the attempt will fail[29]. If their Capture line touches the Pokémon it will break[29]. Pokémon can also attack the capture line[29], damaging it and making the styler lose some of its energy[29]. If the styler's energy hits zero, a Ranger can no longer do their job[29]. The Capture Styler can only befriend up to 8 Pokémon at a time, needing to release one if another one gets captured[15]. If the Capture Styler breaks[81] all the wild Pokémon will flee[81]. Improper charging can damage the Capture Styler[82].
- Air Mask Weaknesses: The Air Mask has a limited supply of oxygen, so the rangers cannot stay in the water indefinitely[83].
- Technique Weaknesses
- Poké Assist Weaknesses: If the wild Pokémon is hit during a Poké Assist, they will be released[84]. A Pokémon cannot be captured by Poké Assists alone, no matter how much the feelings of friendship are conveyed[84].
- Field Move Weaknesses: When a Wild Pokémon uses a field move, they will be auto-released[85].
- Pokémon Weaknesses
- Standard Pokémon Weaknesses: Pokémon being greatly angered causes them to be confused[86]. The usage of struggle makes the Pokémon take recoil damage, even if they've barely damaged an opponent[54]. Pokémon become too scared to move when dealing with an entity[87] that cannot be ID'd[87]. One Hit KO Moves do not work if the opponent is higher leveled[88]. Startling a Pokémon in the middle of its evolution will cause it to not evolve[89].
- Type Weaknesses
- Normal Type Weaknesses: Normal Type attacks aren't very effective on rock types and steel types and have no effect on ghost types. As a normal type, it is weak to fighting type attacks.
- Fire Type Weaknesses: Fire Type attacks aren't very effective on other fire types, water types, rock types, and dragon types. As a fire type it is weak to water type attacks, ground type attacks, and rock type attacks.
- Water Type Weaknesses: Water Type moves are not very effective against other water types, grass types, and dragon types. As a water type, Crocit is weak to electric type attacks and grass type attacks.
- Electric Type Weaknesses: Electric Type moves are not very effective against other electric types, grass types, and dragon types and have no effect on ground types. As an electric type, it is weak to ground type attacks.
- Plant Type Weaknesses: Grass Type attacks aren't very effective on other grass types, fire types, poison types, dragon types, bug types, steel types, and flying types. As a grass type, it is weak to fire type attacks, ice type attacks, poison type attacks, flying type attacks and bug type attacks.
- Ice Type Weaknesses: Ice Type moves are not very effective against other ice types, fire types, water types, and steel types. As a ice type, it is weak to fire type attacks, fighting type attacks, rock type attacks, and steel type attacks.
- Fighting Type Weaknesses: Fighting Type moves are not very effect against poison types, flying types, psychic types, bug types, and fairy types. As a fighting type, it is weak to flying type attacks, psychic type attacks, and fairy type attacks.
- Poison Type Weaknesses: Poison Type moves are not very effective against other poison types, ground types, rock types, and ghost types and have no effect on steel types. As a poison type, it is weak to ground type attacks, and psychic type attacks.
- Ground Type Weaknesses: Ground Type moves are not very effective against grass types and bug types and cannot effect those flying in the air. As a ground type, it is weak to water type attacks, grass type attacks, and ice type attacks.
- Flying Type Weaknesses: Flying Type moves are not very effective against electric types, rock types, and steel types. As a flying type, it is weak to eletric type attacks, ice type attacks, and rock type attacks.
- Psychic Type Weaknesses Weaknesses: As a Psychic type, it is weak to bug type attacks, ghost type attacks, and dark type attacks. Psychic Type attacks have no real effect against other psychic types and steel types. Psychic Type moves cannot affect dark types.
- Bug Type Weaknesses: Bug Type moves are not very effective against fire types, fighting types, poison types, flying types, ghost types, steel types, and fairy types. As a bug type, it is weak to fire type attacks, flying type attacks, and rock type attacks.
- Rock Type Weaknesses: Rock Type moves are not very effective against fighting types, ground types, and steel types. As a rock type, it is weak to water type attacks, grass type attacks, fighting type attacks, ground type attacks, and steel type attacks.
- Ghost Type Weaknesses: Ghost Type moves are not very effective against dark types and have no effect on normal types. As a ghost type, it is weak to ghost type attacks and dark type attacks.
- Dragon Type Weaknesses: Dragon Type moves are not very effective against steel types and have no effect on fairy types. As a dragon type, it is weak to ice type attacks, dragon type attacks, and fairy type attacks.
- Dark Type Weaknesses: Dark Type moves are not very effective against other dark types, fighting types, and fairy types. As a dark type, it is weak to fighting type moves, bug type moves, and fairy type moves.
- Steel Type Weaknesses: Steel Type moves are not very effective against other steel types, fire types, water types, and electric types. As a steel type, it is weak to fire type attacks, fighting type attacks, and ground type attacks.
- Fairy Type Weaknesses: Fairy Type moves are not very effective against other fire types, poison types, and steel types. As a Fairy Type, it is weak to poison type attacks and steel type attacks.
Trivia
- An alternate coloration of Ben was featured in an official artwork showcasing the multiplayer mode. This Ranger is depicted with dark brown hair, orange goggles, and an orange-and-green Ranger uniform. The artwork appears on the back of the Guardian Signs game case.
Gallery
Codex Statistics Questions
Q: Shouldn't end game Pokémon scale to Groudon raising the continents?
A: This is further elaborated on in more modern Pokedex entries that it used magma to do so and by evaporating the water, if you want to argue the Pokedex entires contradict each other, we have Team Rainbow Rocket, a segment based off what if timelines where the villains won, Maxie directly notes that he will use Groudon to do this exact thing of shrinking the oceans to raise the lands[90]. So this would be through abilities and not Attack Potency.
Q: Shouldn't at least late game Pokémon get Faster Than Light due to being able to dodge solar beam?
A: Solar beam is absorbing light and then shooting out a blast, it is not a light speed attack but an energy blast that absorbs light energy. On top of this, Pokémon cannot dodge this move without lowering the opponents accuracy or raising their own speed. Dazzling Gleam is a flash of light that is also 100% accuracy. Flash which is a literal flash of light is 100% accuracy. So it's clear light speed attacks are generally unmissable unless their accuracy drop or a character ups their speed to make it harder to tag them. Further examples of them not being this speed, Dragonite is pretty consistently stated in its pokedex as an impressive speed feat for it to circle the globe in 16 hours, and Garchomp is treated as impressive for being able to keep up with planes and fly at sonic speeds.
Battle Records
72 - 0 - 0
Pinchers Totodile and Croconaw - Fight[108]
- Conditions: None.
- Location: Mitonoga Waters, Submarine
- Pinchers Abomasnow, Snubbull, & Smoochum - Fight[122]
- Conditions: None.
- Location: Sciphian Islands, Mt. Sorbet
- Pinchers Empoleon, Sneasel, & Raichu - Fight[123]
- Conditions: None.
- Location: Sciphian Islands, Mt. Sorbet
- Steelhead's Manoswine - Fight[135]
- Conditions: Match was a rematch.
- Location: Layuda Island, Mt. Layuda
- Steelhead's Magnemites & Magnetons - Fight[137]
- Conditions: None.
- Location: Layuda Island, Mt. Layuda
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References
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Intro
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Intro If Female Protag is Chosen
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Ukulele Pichu Fight
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Pokémon Origins File 1: Red
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Pokémon Legends Arceus
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Pokémon: Magikarp Jump
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Pokémon Red/Blue/Green Champion Battle
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Pokémon Ultra Moon: Team Rainbow Rocket Cyrus Boss Fight
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Raikou Battle
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Edward's Mewtwo Battle
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Pokémon Heartgold & Soulsilver Mewtwo Pokedex Entry
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX Mewtwo Event
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX - Rayquaza Destroys Falling Star
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX Xatu's Warning
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4 Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Renbow Island Rare Pokémon Celebi Battle
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 Pokémon Moon Cutscene - Tapu Koko saves the Player and Nebby
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 Pokémon Crystal Olivine Tower
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 19.4 19.5 19.6 19.7 Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 Pokémon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire - Delta Episode
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 21.3 Pokémon Origins Red vs. Mewtwo
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Chase Mission
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Destroys Dolce Island
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 Pokémon Yellow Intro
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 25.2 Pokémon Gold Chuck Battle
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 26.3 Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedPokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Dolce Island - ↑ 27.0 27.1 Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Kingdra Chase
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 Pokémon Ranger Rand's House Unlocking Guardian Signs
- ↑ 29.00 29.01 29.02 29.03 29.04 29.05 29.06 29.07 29.08 29.09 29.10 29.11 Pokémon Ranger Intro Capture
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Hero's Trial
- ↑ 31.0 31.1 Pokémon Lucario Pokédex Entires
- ↑ 32.0 32.1 Pokémon Masters Sabrina and Olympia Conversations
- ↑ Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee Gym Leader Sabrina Post-Battle Dialogue
- ↑ 34.0 34.1 Pokémon Crystal
- ↑ Pokémon Sun & Moon - Preschooler Mia - Trainer School
- ↑ Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire Groudon Battle
- ↑ Pokémon HeartGold & SoulSilver Mt. Silver Cave
- ↑ Pokémon HeartGold & SoulSilver Red Battle
- ↑ 39.0 39.1 39.2 Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Agitated Pokémon Tutorial
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Dolce Island Ukulele Pichu Battle
- ↑ 41.0 41.1 41.2 41.3 41.4 Pokémon Platinum Distortion World Cyrus and Cynthia Dialogue
- ↑ 42.0 42.1 Pokémon Creators on Platinum Giratina Reverse World "IGN: What was the inspiration for the new concepts in Pokémon Platinum? Do you think the process for coming up with new concepts has changed since the first Pokémon games were developed?
Junichi Masuda: We created Platinum with a new method of determining the game's direction that was based on the image of one Pokémon - Giratina. When I imagined Giratina, the idea of a "reversed world" came to my mind. I thought of concepts such as "E=mc2" and matter and antimatter. There is no top or bottom, no left or right. We increased the number of developers for Diamond and Pearl, so we wanted to clarify the game concepts for the team before we started the project Its better to hammer out the overall vision of the game first, and then all the team members will work towards that vision by throwing out ideas. The concept of "ultimate" was what we started out with for this title." - ↑ 43.0 43.1 Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Mt. Sorbet Red Eyes Boss
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Sky Fortress
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Murph Meetup Cutscene
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Faldera Volcano
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Sciphian Island Mt. Sorbet
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Wireless Tower
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Ukulele Pichu Tutorial
- ↑ 50.0 50.1 Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Dolce Island Pichu Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Coral Sea
- ↑ 52.0 52.1 52.2 52.3 Pokémon Fire Red
- ↑ Pokémon Sun & Moon SOS Encounters
- ↑ 54.0 54.1 Pokémon Move: Struggle
- ↑ Pokémon Legends Z-A
- ↑ 56.0 56.1 Pokémon Emerald
- ↑ Pokémon Legends Arceus Pokedex Entry "It is the heavenly fount from which pours the light that shines across Hisui. Its luminance guides and protects all Pokémon. Hisuian mythology states that Arceus is the creator of all things."
- ↑ Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Naranja Academy Types and Moves I "You may be familiar with Pokémon that are Grass, Fire, or Water type. There are eighteen such types in all, and every Pokémon species has at least one type-some have two. When Pokémon use a move that is the same type as they are, that move's power is increased by 50 percent. For Pokémon that have two types, moves of either type will receive this increase."
- ↑ Pokémon Move Spike
- ↑ Pokémon Lets Go Pikachu Lets go Eevee
- ↑ Pokémon Legends: Z-A
- ↑ Pokémon Go Look forward to autumn-themed Pokémon, Berry bonuses, and Deerling coming as the seasons change! "Pokémon can sense when the seasons change! You can expect to see the following Pokémon appearing more often in the wild: Oddish, Vulpix, Bayleef, Hoothoot, Sudowoodo, Yanma, Pineco, Zigzagoon, Seedot, Shroomish, Plant Cloak Burmy, and Foongus."
- ↑ Pokémon Move: Swagger
- ↑ Pokémon Legends Arceus Intro Segment
- ↑ Pokémon Move: Sheer Cold
- ↑ Pokémon Move Will O Wisp
- ↑ Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Naranja Academy Status Conditions and Catching Pokémon "Dealing damage to a wild Pokémon makes it easier to catch in a Poké Ball, and inflicting status conditions on the Pokémon can make it easier still."
- ↑ Pokémon X & Y Snowbelle City Top-Left Most House
- ↑ Pokémon Move: Gastro Acid
- ↑ Pokémon Move: Spirit Break
- ↑ Pokkén Tournament: Chandelure Final Flicker
- ↑ Pokémon Move: Spacial Rend
- ↑ Pokémon Move: Roar of Time
- ↑ Pokkén Tournament Gardevoir Burst Attacks
- ↑ Pokémon Gardevoir Pokédex Entries
- ↑ 76.0 76.1 76.2 76.3 76.4 Pokémon Platinum Distortion World
- ↑ 77.0 77.1 Pokémon ORAS - Max Affection
- ↑ Pokémon X & Y Max Affection
- ↑ Pokémon Ultra Moon: Team Rainbow Rocket Leader Giovanni Boss Fight
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Mewtwo Poké Assist
- ↑ 81.0 81.1 Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Game Over
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Wireless Tower Introduction Cutscene
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Eastern Sea Underwater Monument
- ↑ 84.0 84.1 Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Poké Assist Tutorial
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Field Moves
- ↑ Pokémon Move: Swagger
- ↑ 87.0 87.1 Pokémon Yellow Pokémon Tower Without Silph Scope
- ↑ Pokémon One Hit KO Mechanics
- ↑ Pokémon Ruby Route 116 Trainer Tip Sign
- ↑ Pokémon UltraSun & UltraMoon - Vs Magma Leader Maxie
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Renbow Island Pinchers Croagunk & Buizel Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Renbow Island Pinchers Cranidos Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Renbow Island Pinchers Piplup & Eevee Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Renbow Island Pinchers Ivysaur Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Renbow Island Pinchers Wobbuffet Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Renbow Island Pinchers' Skuntank, Aipom, & Gligor Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Renbow Island Pinchers' Pichu Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Renbow Island Pinchers' Pichu Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Old Mansion Pinchers' Bayleef & Chikorita Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Blue Eyes' Meganium Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Pinchers' Quilava & Ambipom Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Pinchers' Pichus Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Pinchers' Xatu Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Pinchers' Sableye, Bibarel, & Bronzor Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs Entei Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Pinchers' Gables & Makuhitas Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Pinchers' Rampardos' Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Pinchers' Totodile and Croconaw Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Mitonoga Island Blue Eyes Feraligatr Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Faldera Volcano Pinchers' Torchic & Phanpy Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Faldera Volcano Pinchers' Numel & Charmeleon Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Faldera Volcano Pinchers' Torchic & Combusken Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Faldera Volcano Pinchers' Tyranitar Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger Faldera Volcano Pinchers' Scythers Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Pinchers Hoothoots Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Pinchers Pidgeys Pidgeys & Pidgeottos Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Red Eyes' Charizard Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Pinchers' Wingulls & Pelippers Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Pinchers' Dodrio & Yanmega Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Pinchers' Seadra & Relicanth Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Suicune Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Pinchers Abomasnow, Snubbull, & Smoochum Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Pinchers Empoleon, Sneasel, & Raichu Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Pinchers' Riolu Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Steelhead's Gabites Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Pinchers Slowking Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Purple Eyes Garchomp Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Pinchers Drifloons Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Pinchers Starlys Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Eastern Sea Tentacreul Starlys Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Eastern Sea Kingdra Starlys Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Latios/Latias Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Layuda Island Hippopotas & Swinub Starlys Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Layuda Island Steelhead's Piloswine Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Layuda Island Steelhead's Manoswine Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Layuda Island Pinchers Jolteon Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Layuda Island Steelhead's Magnemites & Magnetons Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Layuda Island Steelhead's Luxrays Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Layuda Island Purple Eyes Metagross Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Steelhead's Torterra & Sceptile Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sciphian Islands Western Sea Ho-Oh Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Steelhead's Electivire & Magmortar Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Steelhead's Gallade & Gardevoir Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Steelhead's Rhyperiors Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Steelhead's Scizors Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Kasa's Ditto Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Arley's Regigas Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Hocus' Crobat Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Purple Eyes Mewtwo Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Dialga Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Palkia Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Giratina Battle
- ↑ Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Sky Fortress Arceus Battle
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