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Revision as of 17:27, 28 October 2010
Blue's Charizard (Japanese: グリーンのリザードン Green's Lizardon) is the Pokémon given to Blue by his grandfather, Professor Oak, in the Pokémon Adventures manga.
History
Blue received Charizard as a Charmander in A Glimpse of the Glow. Although it was given as a starter Pokémon, Charmander was not Blue's first Pokémon, as he already owned a Scyther. Blue tried using him against Mew but failed and withdrew his Pokémon partly due to Red accidentally catching its attention, which resulted in Poli's embarrassing defeat.
At some point before Onix Is On!, Charmander evolved into Charmeleon, and was used against Brock in the Pewter Gym, which it apparently won, as Red states that he and Blue were the only ones to win the Boulder Badge. Charmeleon made another appearance in Sigh for Psyduck, trying to take down Koga of Team Rocket and his Arbok. Quite a while afterwards, during which its only appearance is in Oak's mention of its evolution soon after Saur's own into Ivysaur, it was accidentally traded to Red with the rest of Blue's Pokémon, and though it grew little in power during this time, it picked up on Red's happy-go-lucky attitude (while Red's became sharp and hostile), much to Blue's surprise.
The next time he was seen, he had evolved once again, some time before Kalling Kadabra, and served a vital role in the final battle against Team Rocket Executives Koga and Sabrina, melting the former's ice-cold Blizzard room by setting the whole building on fire, and managing to defeat the latter's "Zapmolcuno" with Red's Saur and Green's Blasty. In the Pokémon League, he was used against Red's Venusaur, Saur, where he lost due to Red's Lightning Rod strategy.
In the Gold, Silver & Crystal arc, Blue lent Red his Charizard so he could make it across the ragged mountains. Red returned Charizard right before the battle with the Masked Man in the Ilex Forest along with Blasty (which Green lent him). It was seen in Blue's possession again in the start of FireRed & LeafGreen arc. During the said arc, Blue took him to Kimberly where she taught him the ultimate fire attack Blast Burn through much hardship on both him and his rival's part, and because Red's Aerodactyl had its wings ripped by Deoxys and had no means to fly, he was traded to Red again for his Venusaur, and for a short while the theme FireRed and LeafGreen is fulfilled (in the Japanese version). It was returned to its owner again shortly after the incident, but was petrified soon afterwards. Once freed over two months later, it helped defeat Guile Hideout's giant, fake Kyogre with the 8 other starters' ultimate attacks.
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In the games
In Kanto-based games, if player's Starter Pokémon is Bulbasaur, Blue's game counterpart will receive a Charmander which later evolves twice, ultimately culminating in facing it in the Indigo League with Blue as the champion.
Trivia
- As a Charmander, it is shown to have spines on its back. This is the same as on Generation I sprites, but is absent in those of future generations.
Related articles
For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Charmander, Charmeleon, and Charizard.
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