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Ritchie is a recurring character in Pokémon the Series, occasionally spelled Richie. He is a Pokémon Trainer from Frodomar City and a rival of Ash. He first appeared in "A Friend In Deed."

Ritchie
Origin
Origin A Friend In Deed
Creator Satoshi Tajiri (Overall Franchise), The Pokémon Company (Anime)
First Appearance Pokémon the Series "A Friend In Deed"
Actor Japanese: Minami Takayama
English: Tara Jayne Sands
Hungarian: Csongor Szalay
Characteristics
Species Human
Gender Male
Pronouns He/Him
Sexuality Heterosexual
Age Unknown
Birthday Unknown
Height Unknown
Weight Unknown
Ethnicity Asian
Status Alive
Alignment Neutral Good
Archetype Traveler
Occupation Pokémon Trainer
Time Period Modern Time
Language Japanese
Combat Style Summoner
Homeworld Earth
Relationships
Affiliations His Pokémon (Sparky, Zippo, Happy, Cruise, Rose, Spearow/Tentacool, Eevee), Ash Ketchum, Misty, Brock, Professor Oak
Enemies Team Rocket

Background

This dropdown contains the synopsis of Ritchie’s story. Read at your own risk as you may be spoiled otherwise!

Pokémon the Series
Ritchie first appeared in "A Friend In Deed" and quickly became friends with fellow Indigo Plateau Conference competitor Ash Ketchum in an elevator. When the elevator stopped working, he connected a device to Ash's Pikachu to get it running again. Ritchie met up with Ash outside afterward. While Team Rocket tricked Trainers into placing their Poké Balls into a sack, Ritchie figured out their scheme, and he and Ash chased after them. During the pursuit, Ash ran recklessly, causing Ritchie to stop him from going over a cliff. Ash pushed him in response, but later apologized. The two were unable to catch up to Team Rocket and camped out until the next day. Ritchie spotted tire tracks and led them to Team Rocket's van. When he went inside, he was spotted, and the trio trapped him and Ash in the van. They managed to escape with the Poké Balls retrieved from Team Rocket.

Their friendship created complications in "Friend or Foe Alike," since the two were matched against each other in the next round. Ritchie waited for Ash on the battlefield even though Ash was delayed by Team Rocket's interference. The match began once Ash finally arrived. Ritchie won because, at the very end, Ash's Charizard refused to fight Sparky and took a nap on the battlefield instead. Though Ritchie lost his next match to Assunta, he still reached the Top 8 in the League.

Pokémon the Series: Gold and Silver
Sometime after the League, when Ash and his friends traveled to Johto, Ritchie became fascinated by a mysterious Pokémon said to inhabit the Whirl Islands, which turned out to be a Lugia.

Ritchie reunited with Ash and his friends on Ogi Isle, beginning in "The Mystery is History." After spotting a baby Lugia named Silver with Oliver, Butch and Cassidy attacked with their Pokémon, and Ritchie and Ash defended Silver alongside their own Pokémon. Their actions forced Butch and Cassidy to retreat until later, when a submarine was dispatched to capture Silver.

In "A Parent Trapped!", Ritchie told the parent Lugia what had happened to Silver, which caused it to briefly attack them. Ritchie and the group later found Silver in a cage at a base. Ritchie and Ash battled Butch and Cassidy in an attempt to stall them, but they were badly beaten and the parent Lugia was captured.

In "A Promise is a Promise," Ritchie and the group were freed from a cage by Oliver. Ritchie and Ash took on Butch, Cassidy, and several Team Rocket Grunts with their Pokémon and easily defeated them. They reached the room where Silver was being held but were stopped by Dr. Namba. Ritchie and Ash battled him with their Pikachu. Ritchie also managed to destroy the controller of the rage machine powering Dr. Namba's Electabuzz, defeat the Team Rocket scientist, and take Silver away from him. With both Lugia reunited, Ritchie stayed on the island with Oliver to continue exploring the Whirl Islands, while Ash and his friends departed for Olivine City.

Pokémon Chronicles
Ritchie visited Professor Oak's Laboratory in "Oaknapped!". He and Tracey discovered that Professor Oak had disappeared from the Seafoam Island TV station where he was scheduled for a live television appearance. With help from Ritchie's Taillow, Rose, they later found him in an abandoned warehouse. They battled Butch and Cassidy, and when Tracey's Scyther was defeated by Butch's Mightyena, Ritchie handled the two Team Rocket agents and won. Professor Oak was grateful and even invited Ritchie back to Pallet Town to help install a security system in his lab.

In "Celebi and Joy!", Ritchie was passing through Marion Town when he saw construction workers demolishing an old Pokémon Center. He sent out Zippo and Sparky to stop them from causing further damage, and the resident Nurse Joys were grateful. They invited Ritchie inside and shared the Center's history, including the passing of the elder Nurse Joy's childhood friend Nick. The Center also had a connection to Celebi, who later appeared before Ritchie and took him back in time. Ritchie arrived in a forest where he saved a young Nurse Joy from falling off a cliff. He and Nurse Joy then arrived in the Marion Town of the past, where Ritchie encountered the same Celebi and met Nick and his father.

Nurse Joy went missing during a storm, and Ritchie joined Nick in searching for her. Ritchie found Nurse Joy unconscious by the Celebi shrine. Just as a lightning bolt was about to strike, Celebi appeared and protected Ritchie, Nick, and Nurse Joy. The next day, Ritchie rode Nurse Joy's Ponyta after Nick and his father on the day a rock slide would have killed them. Ritchie convinced the two to return to Marion Town for a party Nurse Joy was holding, and the rock slide passed right behind him.

With that accomplished, Ritchie was returned to the present with the timeline altered. He saw the same construction crew from before, now restoring the Pokémon Center instead of demolishing it. Nick was also alive and serving as the mayor of Marion Town.

Ritchie's final speaking appearance was in "The Search for the Legend," where he was aboard the S.S. Anne when he met Silver and a pair of mysterious doctors who were actually Butch and Cassidy. During a pit stop at One Island, he learned more about their plan to see a Moltres and climbed to the summit of Mt. Magma with them. When Moltres revealed itself the following day, the doctors revealed their true identities and attempted to capture Moltres. Ritchie and Silver battled together and defeated the duo. After Silver battled Moltres, Mt. Magma erupted, and Silver's Salamence flew him and Ritchie to safety as Moltres departed. Silver chose to wait a little longer for Moltres to return. Ritchie parted ways with Silver on a boat while Silver stayed behind on One Island.

Pokémon Journeys: The Series
In "Pride of a Champion!", Ritchie made a brief cameo alongside Sparky, watching the Masters Eight Tournament match between Lance and Diantha on television.

Name Meaning

Two spellings of his name appear in official materials: Richie and Ritchie. Pokémon Puzzle League and the subtitles for Pokémon Chronicles use Ritchie, while Pokémon.com episode descriptions, The Electric Tale of Pikachu, Extreme Pokémon: The Guide for the Ultimate Fan, and Charizard, Go! use Richie. In Pokémon Zany Cards, he is referred to as Ricky.

Language Name Origin
Japanese ヒロシ Hiroshi Means "far and wide" (広).
English Ritchie A diminutive for Richard, which is generally agreed to mean "brave power" in Germanic (from the elements ric "power, rule, ruler" and hard "brave, hardy").
French, German, Italian,
Spanish 		Richie Similar to English name.
Korean 훈 Hun
Chinese (Mandarin) 阿弘 Ā Hóng From the name 弘 Hiroshi. Means "great" or "broad".
Russian Ричи Richi Transcription of his English name


Appearance

General Description: Ritchie is a young boy with a fair complexion and a slim build. He has spiky, reddish-orange hair that frames his face. His eyes are brown, and he has a cheerful expression.

Clothing/Outfit: A blue baseball cap with a yellow front panel and a red button on top. A teal short-sleeved shirt with a high collar and yellow trim on the sleeves. A dark blue vest over the shirt. Teal pants with a yellow stripe running down the sides and a silver belt buckle. Black fingerless gloves with light blue cuffs. Blue and black sneakers with red accents and white soles.

Accessories: He carries a brown backpack with red straps.

Personality

  • Kindhearted: Ritchie is a kindhearted and sincere boy. His courageous actions helped him develop bonds and gain respect from other characters, including Professor Oak and Marion Town's Nurse Joy.
  • Worldview: Ritchie values his friendships, even waiting for Ash despite his delayed arrival for their Indigo Plateau Conference match.
  • Cautious: Ritchie balanced out Ash's reckless approach with his cautious manner. He thinks ahead, packing extra supplies, and his problem-solving skills lend themselves well to his traveling lifestyle.
  • Accepts Defeat: After his Indigo League loss to Assunta, Ritchie noted that defeats were invaluable, which helped Ash overcome his own sadness after his loss.
  • Love of Pokémon: Ritchie is passionate about Pokémon and, like Ash, dreams of becoming a Pokémon Master. He joked that he and Ash tend to catch many of the same Pokémon.
  • Strategic: Ritchie's battling strategy focuses on his Pokémon's stamina, using attacks like Zippo's Flamethrower and Cruise's Sandstorm to repel his opponent's Pokémon before attacking.
  • Researcher: Ritchie's appearance near Ogi Isle revealed his interest in Pokémon research and folklore.

Goals

  • Win Indigo Plateau Conference (Failed).
  • Research mysteries (Ongoing).

Relationships

Sparky

Ritchie initially kept Sparky in his Pokéball, though later on kept Sparky out of his Pokéball traveling with him.

Ritchie showcases with Ash's Pikachu to know the right spots to pet to make them feel comfortable which likely applies to Sparky too.

Ash Ketchum

Ritchie and Ash instantly hit it off when they first met.

General Information

Name: Hiroshi

English Name: Ritchie

Other Names: Richie, Ricky

Origin: A Friend In Deed

Overall Series: Pokémon the Series

Greater Franchise: Pokémon

First Appearance: Pokémon the Series "A Friend In Deed"

Latest Appearance: Pokémon Journeys: The Series "Pride of a Champion!"

Company

  • Overall Franchise: Gamefreak, Pokémon Company
  • Anime: The Pokémon Company

Creator

  • Overall Franchise: Satoshi Tajiri
  • Anime: The Pokémon Company

Actor

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Pronouns: He/Him

Handedness: Right-Handed

Age: Unknown

Birthday: Unknown

Time Period: Modern Time

Timeline: Pokémon the Series Timeline (The anime is a parallel world to the games[1])

Homeworld: Earth

Residence: Kanto

Story Role: Supporting Protagonist

Legacy: Global Legacy (Ritchie is a famous Pokémon Trainer)

Influence: Event Influence

Language: Japanese

Ethnicity: Asian (Japanese; Apart of the Kanto region, based off Japan)

Religion: Unknown

Classification: Indigo League Trainer

Species: Human

State of Being: Regular

Physiology: Humanoid Physiology

In-Universe Creator: Arceus

Occupation: Pokémon Trainer

Ranking: Indigo Plateau Conference Level

Combat Style: Summoner

Affiliations: His Pokémon (Sparky, Zippo, Happy, Cruise, Rose, Spearow/Tentacool, Eevee), Ash Ketchum, Misty, Brock, Professor Oak

Enemies: Team Rocket

Height: Unknown

Weight: Unknown

Status: Alive

Alignment: Neutral Good

Protection Level: Street Protector

Potential

Archetype: Traveler

Codex Statistics

Key: By Himself | With Pokémon

Key Information

  • By Himself: This key covers Ritchie by himself.
  • With Pokémon: This key covers Ritchie's Pokémon.

Grade: S

Tier

10-B. Far Higher with Bonds

At least 8-C, Far Higher with Bonds

Cardinality: Finite

Dimensionality: 3-D

Power Source: Bonds

Attack Potency

Average Human level. Far Higher with Bonds (Trainers when thinking of their Pokémon gain superhuman levels of strength[3], throwing large objects such as logs[4])

At least Building level (Potency) (Ritchie is a Pokémon League level trainer[5], winning all four rounds in the Indigo League Pleateu without losing any Pokémon[6] along with being able to fight alongside Ash's Pikachu during the Indigo League[5]. Where around this level Pokémon should be comparable to above Episode 2 anime Pikachu being charged up destroying the entire Pokémon Center with its attack[7], along with being comparable to Pokémon like Rhyhorn who share similar research statements to the Game Continuties Pokédex statements[8], which should also mean it can collapse and topple buildings through tackling), Far Higher with Bonds (Bonds can greatly increase the strength of Pokémon and what they're capable of doing, where even baby Pokémon like Happiny are able to[9] lift entire ice structures hundreds of time their size[9])

Durability

Average Human level. 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[2])

At least Building level, Far Higher with Bonds

Striking Strength

Average Human Class. Far Higher with Bonds

At least Building Class (Potency), Far Higher with Bonds

Lifting Strength

Average Human Class. Far Higher with Bonds

Likely Superhuman Class (Pokémon are naturally portrayed as superior to humans, where they can aid in lifting a giant Snorlax[10], throw large objects such as logs[4]), Far Higher with Bonds

Travel Speed

Average Human Speed. Far Higher with Bonds

Superhuman Speed, Far Higher with Bonds

Attack Speed

Average Human Speed. Far Higher with Bonds

At least Supersonic, Far Higher with Bonds

Reaction Speed

Average Human Reactions. Far Higher with Bonds

At least Supersonic (Pokémon are capable of dodging attacks shooting out sound waves[11]), Far Higher with Bonds

Stamina

Superhuman (Able to command his Pokémon and keep up attention on the match, feeling the damage his Pokémon feels without tiring)

Superhuman (Pokémon are naturally hardwired for combat, being able to still battle at full capacity while badly poisoned)

Range

Standard Melee. Several Meters with Throwing Pokéball

Standard Melee. Varies with Attacks

Intelligence: Average Intelligence

Knowledge: Master level (Ritchie is a Pokémon League level trainer[5], winning all four rounds in the Indigo League Pleateu without losing any Pokémon[6] only using three Pokémon in each of the four battles[6])

Powers and Techniques




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Equipment

Poké Balls

  • Description: Ritchie puts stickers on his Poké Balls to differentiate his Pokémon between others.
  • Usage: Used to distinguish his Poké Balls from others.
  • Function: No function details provided.

Zippo

  • Description: Zippo is Ritchie's Charmander who evolves into a Charmeleon. It was shown to be more obedient to Ritchie than other Charmeleon shown in the animated series, such as Ash's and Trevor's.
  • Usage: Used as a Pokémon in battle.
  • Function: No function details provided.

Sparky

  • Description: Sparky is Ritchie's Pikachu. After meeting Ash, Ritchie is often seen accompanied by Sparky at his side, in a way similar to the relationship between Ash and his Pikachu.
  • Usage: Used as a Pokémon in battle.
  • Function: No function details provided.

Happy

  • Description: Happy (Japanese: パピー Papi) is Ritchie's Butterfree.
  • Usage: Used as a Pokémon in battle.
  • Function: After Ritchie and Ash foiled Team Rocket's plan to steal the Pokémon of everyone competing in the Pokémon League, the van they were driving in was about to go over a cliff. Ash and Ritchie decided to use their Pokémon to help them land safely. Ash used his Pidgeotto, while Ritchie sent out Happy. Thanks to their Pokémon, the two Trainers were able to land safely. Happy reappeared in Friend and Foe Alike during Ash and Ritchie's battle at Indigo Plateau. It was up against Squirtle. It easily defeated the Water type by using Sleep Powder, which caused Squirtle to become disqualified. Happy was then defeated by Pikachu using his Thunder Shock. Happy was last seen in Friends to the End during Ritchie's battle with Assunta. Happy's known moves are Sleep Powder and Whirlwind.

Cruise

  • Description: Cruise (Japanese: クルーズ Cruise) is Ritchie's Pupitar.
  • Usage: Used as a Pokémon in battle.
  • Function: It first appeared when Butch and Cassidy were attempting to steal a baby Lugia, but Ash and Ritchie refused to let that happen. It was very strong in battle, and it caused the two Team Rocket members to retreat. Ritchie later used Cruise in A Promise is a Promise. Butch and Cassidy were once again trying to prevent the Trainers from rescuing Silver and its mother, so Ritchie called upon it to take care of them and the other Team Rocket Grunts in the area. After it defeated them, Cruise helped Ash and Misty free Silver from its cage by tackling the bars after Ash's Cyndaquil, Totodile, and Poliwhirl had weakened them. Cruise's known moves are Headbutt (incorrectly referred to as Take Down in the dub) and Sandstorm.

Rose

  • Description: Rose (Japanese: ローズ Rose) is Ritchie's Taillow.
  • Usage: Used as a Pokémon in battle.
  • Function: When Ritchie, Tracey, and Officer Jenny were looking for the missing Professor Oak, Ritchie sent out Rose for help. Tracey commented that Ash also has a Taillow, and Ritchie replied that he and Ash tend to catch a lot of the same Pokémon (referring to their Pikachu, Charmeleon, and Butterfree). In Celebi and Joy!, Ritchie used Rose alongside Zippo and Sparky to defeat the Pokémon of a demolition crew who threatened two Nurses Joy. Rose's known moves are Gust (Taillow cannot legally learn Gust in the games) and Double Team.

Spearow or Tentacool

  • Description: Ritchie had at least three other Pokémon during the Indigo Plateau Conference as he participated in a Full Battle. It is uncertain which ones belonged to him. However, the beginning scene in Friends to the End narrowed the situation a bit, revealing that he owns either Spearow or Tentacool.
  • Usage: Used as a Pokémon in battle.
  • Function: None of Spearow's moves are known. Tentacool's only known move is Bubble (Tentacool could not legally learn Bubble at the time).

Ponyta

  • Description: Nurse Joy's Ponyta. Ritchie rode Nurse Joy's Ponyta from Marion Town.
  • Usage: Used for transportation.
  • Function: Successfully changed the past by preventing Nick's death. None of Ponyta's moves are known.

Eevee

  • Description: Ritchie mentioned having an Eevee in the dub when he consulted Professor Oak for advice on evolving it in Oaknapped!. It was not mentioned in the Japanese version.
  • Usage: No usage details provided.
  • Function: None of Eevee's moves are known.

Sparky
Debut A Friend in Deed
Voice actors
Japanese Satomi Koorogi
English Satomi Koorogi
Sparky

Sparky (Japanese: レオン Leon) is Ritchie's main Pokémon, a Pikachu. It is distinguished from other Pikachu by a scruff of fur on the top of its head.

Zippo
Debut A Friend in Deed
Voice actors
Japanese Yūji Ueda
English Eric Stuart
Zippo

Zippo (Japanese: ジッポ Zippo) is Ritchie's Charmander. Ritchie used it to break open a truck wall Team Rocket had him and Ash trapped in A Friend in Deed. He used Zippo to Friend and Foe Alike fight against Ash's Charizard. In Friends to the End, it was briefly shown battling Assunta's Rhydon.

Happy
Debut A Friend in Deed
Voice actors
Japanese Rikako Aikawa
English Rikako Aikawa

Happy (Japanese: パピー Papi) is Ritchie's Butterfree. After Ritchie and Ash foiled Team Rocket's plan to steal the Pokémon of everyone competing in the Pokémon League, the van they were driving in was about to go over a cliff. Ash and Ritchie decided to use their Pokémon to help them land safely. Ash used his Pidgeotto, while Ritchie sent out Happy. Thanks to their Pokémon, the two Trainers were able to land safely.

Happy reappeared in Friend and Foe Alike during Ash and Ritchie's battle at Indigo Plateau. It was up against Squirtle. It easily defeated the Water type by using Sleep Powder, which caused Squirtle to become disqualified. Happy was then defeated by Pikachu using his Thunder Shock.

Happy was last seen in Friends to the End during Ritchie's battle with Assunta.

Happy's known moves are Sleep Powder and Whirlwind.

Spearow or Tentacool
Debut Friends to the End

Ritchie had at least three other Pokémon during the Indigo Plateau Conference as he participated in a Full Battle. It is uncertain which ones belonged to him. However, the beginning scene in Friends to the End narrowed the situation a bit, revealing that he owns either Spearow or Tentacool.

None of Spearow's moves are known.
Tentacool's only known move is Bubble (Tentacool could not legally learn Bubble at the time).

Zippo
Debut A Parent Trapped!
Voice actors
Japanese Yūji Ueda
English Eric Stuart
Zippo

Zippo (Japanese: ジッポ Zippo) is Ritchie's Charmeleon. It first appeared as a Charmander, and evolved by the time Ash and Ritchie met in the Whirl Islands.

Cruise
Debut The Mystery is History
Voice actors
Japanese
English Eric Stuart

Cruise (Japanese: クルーズ Cruise) is Ritchie's Pupitar. It first appeared when Butch and Cassidy were attempting to steal a baby Lugia, but Ash and Ritchie refused to let that happen. It was very strong in battle, and it caused the two Team Rocket members to retreat.

Ritchie later used Cruise in A Promise is a Promise. Butch and Cassidy were once again trying to prevent the Trainers from rescuing Silver and its mother, so Ritchie called upon it to take care of them and the other Team Rocket Grunts in the area. After it defeated them, Cruise helped Ash and Misty free Silver from its cage by tackling the bars after Ash's Cyndaquil, Totodile, and Poliwhirl had weakened them.

Cruise's known moves are Headbutt (incorrectly referred to as Take Down in the dub) and Sandstorm.

Rose
Debut Oaknapped!
Voice actors
Japanese Chinami Nishimura
English Kayzie Rogers

Rose (Japanese: ローズ Rose) is Ritchie's Taillow. When Ritchie, Tracey, and Officer Jenny were looking for the missing Professor Oak, Ritchie sent out Rose for help. Tracey commented that Ash also has a Taillow, and Ritchie replied that he and Ash tend to catch a lot of the same Pokémon (referring to their Pikachu, Charmeleon, and Butterfree).

In Celebi and Joy!, Ritchie used Rose alongside Zippo and Sparky to defeat the Pokémon of a demolition crew who threatened two Nurses Joy.

Rose's known moves are Gust (Taillow cannot legally learn Gust in the games) and Double Team.

Ponyta
Debut Celebi and Joy!

Ritchie rode Nurse Joy's Ponyta from Marion Town, successfully changing the past by preventing Nick's death.

None of Ponyta's moves are known.

Eevee
Debut Oaknapped!

Ritchie mentioned having an Eevee in the dub when he consulted Professor Oak for advice on evolving it in Oaknapped!. It was not mentioned in the Japanese version.

None of Eevee's moves are known.

Notable Techniques

Commands

As a trainer, Ritchie issues commands to his Pokémon, whether it be giving the name of an attack, more vague commands such as keep on the attack, or commanding his Pokémon to dodge the attack.

Pokéball Throw

A signature technique fo trainers wanting to catch a wild Pokémon. They throw their Pokéball towards the Pokémon in question, normally after sufficiently weakening it.

Other

Standard Tactics: Ritchie has shown to be a more tactical and careful fighter, normally trying to find which Pokémon works best against his opponent.

Weaknesses

Trivia

  • Despite subsequent redesigns of the Pokédex, Ritchie continues to use the oldest model as of "The Search for the Legend."
  • Ritchie's outfit features green and yellow, whereas Ash's clothes are predominantly red and blue.
  • Every Pokémon Ritchie is confirmed to own was either previously owned by Ash at some point or is an evolved form of one.

Codex Statistics Questions

Q: Shouldn't at least late series 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. Pidgeot is hyped for being able to fly at Mach 2[24].

Battle Records

5 - 2 - 0


  • Ash Ketchum - Fight[6]
    • Conditions: It was a Indigo Plateau Conference matchup.
    • Location: Indigo Plateau Conference
    • Note: The reasoning for winning was due to Charizard refusing to battle.
  • Cassidy & Butch - Fight[3]
    • Conditions: It was a standard Pokémon Battle. Ritchie had help from Ash.
    • Location: Team Rocket's Submarine
  • Dr. Namba - Fight[3]
    • Conditions: It was a standard Pokémon Battle. Ritchie had help from Ash.
    • Location: Team Rocket's Submarine
  • Cassidy & Butch - Fight[34]
    • Conditions: It was a standard Pokémon Battle. Match was a rematch.
    • Location: Unnamed Warehouse


  • Assunta - Fight[62]
    • Conditions: It was a Indigo Plateau Conference matchup.
    • Location: Indigo Plateau Conference
  • Cassidy - Fight[34]
    • Conditions: It was a standard Pokémon Battle.
    • Location: Unnamed Warehouse


None.

References

  1. ↑ Gameinformer Pokémon's Burning Questions "Speaking of the movies and consequently the TV show, do the cartoons and the movies and the video games overlap? Is that all one Pokémon world, or are they two separate universes?
    Masuda: basically it’s the same place. Looking at it as a parallel world, or in some select spots being a parallel world might be more accurate."
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Pokémon Origins File 1: Red
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Pokémon the Series: Gold and Silver Episode A Promise Is a Promise
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire Episode Pinch Healing!
  5. ↑ 5.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 5.10 5.11 5.12 Pokémon the Series Episode A Friend in Deed
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 Pokémon the Series Episode Friend and Foe Alike
  7. ↑ Pokémon the Series Episode Pokémon Emergency
  8. ↑ Professor Oak's Pokémon Lecture Rhyhorn
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Pokémon The Series: Diamond and Pearl Regaining the Home Advantage
  10. ↑ Pokémon the Series Episode Pokémon Food Fight!
  11. ↑ Pokémon the Series: Black & White Episode Dazzling the Nimbasa Gym!
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl Episode Buizel Your Way Out of This!
  13. ↑ Pokémon The Series Episode "Bad to the Bone"
  14. ↑ Pokémon The Series Episode Island of the Giant Pokémon
  15. ↑ Pokémon the Series: XY Episode Good Friends, Great Training!
  16. ↑ Pokémon the Series: XY Episode Forming a More Perfect Union!
  17. ↑ Pokémon: I Choose You!
  18. ↑ Pokémon The Series Episode "Snack Attack"
  19. ↑ Pokémon: Pikachu and the Pokémon Music Squad
  20. ↑ Pokémon: The First Movie
  21. ↑ Mew | Beyond the Pokédex - Entry #151
  22. ↑ Pokémon Lucario and the Mystery of Mew
  23. ↑ Pokémon the Series Episode Ash Catches a Pokémon
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 Pokémon the Series Episode The School of Hard Knocks
  25. ↑ Pokémon DP Ash Pikachu and Monferno VS Ursaring and Electabuzz
  26. ↑ Pokémon DP Galactic Battles League Battle Paul vs. Barry
  27. ↑ Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Cosplay Pikachu Pokédex Entry
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 Pikachu Pokémon X Pokédex Entry
  29. ↑ Pikachu Sapphire Pokédex Entry
  30. ↑ Pikachu Emerald Pokédex Entry
  31. ↑ 31.0 31.1 Pikachu Platinum Pokédex Entry
  32. ↑ Pikachu HeartGold Pokédex Entry
  33. ↑ Pikachu LeafGreen Pokédex Entry
  34. ↑ 34.0 34.1 34.2 34.3 34.4 Pokémon Chronicles Episode Oaknapped
  35. ↑ Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire Charmander Pokédex Entry
  36. ↑ Pokémon Charmander Pokédex Entry
  37. ↑ Pokémon Sword Charmander Pokédex Entry
  38. ↑ Pokémon the Series Episode Friends to the End
  39. ↑ Pokémon Silver Charmeleon Pokédex Entry
  40. ↑ Pokémon Yellow Charmeleon Pokédex Entry
  41. ↑ Pokémon Gold Charmeleon Pokédex Entry
  42. ↑ Pokémon Red & Blue Charmeleon Pokédex Entry
  43. ↑ Pokémon Crystal Charmeleon Pokédex Entry
  44. ↑ Pokémon the Series: Gold and Silver Episode A Parent Trapped
  45. ↑ 45.0 45.1 Pokémon Silver Butterfree Pokédex Entry
  46. ↑ Pokémon Crystal Butterfree Pokédex Entry
  47. ↑ Pokémon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum Butterfree Pokédex Entry
  48. ↑ Pokémon Red/Blue Butterfree Pokédex Entry
  49. ↑ 49.0 49.1 Pokémon the Series: Gold and Silver Episode The Mystery Is History
  50. ↑ Pokémon Scarlet Pupitar Pokédex Entry
  51. ↑ Pokémon Ruby Taillow Pokédex Entry
  52. ↑ Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl Taillow Pokédex Entry
  53. ↑ Pokémon Red and Blue Spearow Pokédex Entry
  54. ↑ Pokémon Ultra Sun Spearow Pokédex Entry
  55. ↑ Pokémon Sapphire Tentacool Pokédex Entry
  56. ↑ Pokémon Red and Blue Tentacool Pokédex Entry
  57. ↑ Pokémon Red and Blue Crystal Pokédex Entry
  58. ↑ 58.0 58.1 Pokémon Red and Blue Eevee Pokédex Entry
  59. ↑ Pokémon Silver Eevee Pokédex Entry
  60. ↑ Pokémon Gold Eevee Pokédex Entry
  61. ↑ Pokémon Crystal Eevee Pokédex Entry
  62. ↑ Pokémon the Series Episode Friend to the End

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