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Brock's Steelix タケシのハガネール Takeshi's Haganeil

Brock's Steelix

Debuts in Showdown in Pewter City Caught at Pewter City Evolves in Prior to Grating Spaces! Gender Unknown* Ability Rock Head* Current location With Brock

→ This Pokémon spent at least 403 episodes as Onix.

Voice actor Japanese English As Onix Unshō Ishizuka (main series) Unknown (Origins) Unshō Ishizuka (main series) Keith Silverstein (Origins) As Steelix Unshō Ishizuka (EP005-SM043, JN139-present) Unknown (JNS03)

Brock's Steelix (Japanese: タケシのハガネール Takeshi's Haganeil) was the first Pokémon acquired by Brock in the anime, and is his main battling Pokémon in both the anime and games. It was given to Brock by his father, Flint.

In the anime

Main series

History

Original series

Kanto

Onix becoming Brock's first Pokémon

Brock received Steelix as an Onix from his father, Flint, on his tenth birthday, as seen in a flashback in Having a Wailord of a Time. Onix was Brock's first Pokémon and has consistently been his strongest.

Onix was first seen in Showdown in Pewter City during Brock's Gym battle with Ash at the Pewter Gym, where it was used against Pikachu. Onix wasn't fazed by Pikachu's Thunder Shocks because of its secondary Ground type, and was easily able to subdue Pikachu with a Bind. Ash forfeited the match because he couldn't stand to see Pikachu in pain. Onix was also used in Brock's rematch with Ash where it battled Pikachu again. This time Pikachu's newly learned Thunderbolt attack was able to cause damage to Onix, though it was still not enough to defeat it. Onix once again had Pikachu in a Bind until Brock told it to stop because Brock didn't want to hurt Pikachu. Eventually Pikachu's Thunderbolt set off the sprinklers, severely damaging Onix because of its weakness to water. Pikachu took Onix down with one final Thunderbolt, but Ash chose to forfeit. Brock decided to give Ash the Boulder Badge anyway, joining him on his journey and bringing Onix with him.

Like most of Brock's Pokémon, Onix received very little screen time compared to the Pokémon of the other main characters. This may have been due to its massive size.

Onix forming a staircase to help Brock and Ash escape

Onix was sent out in an attempt to prevent Team Rocket from escaping with a Moon Stone in Clefairy and the Moon Stone. It tunneled through the ground and burst up to disrupt the escaping Team Rocket, and although it fought to a stalemate with Koffing, it held them up long enough for Ash and the others to arrive and save the day. In Pokémon Shipwreck, the trio was trapped in the upside-down sunken St. Anne. Onix was used as a bridge and ladder to allow the group to reach lower levels of the ship.

Onix and Brock in the race

Onix was used as Brock's steed in The Flame Pokémon-athon! during the big race. It managed to maintain second behind Dario and just ahead of a farmhand on a Rhyhorn. However, the race involved crossing a body of water, which the two Rock-type Pokémon could not cross, and Onix had to withdraw. Onix was noticeably upset by this and even wept.

In Who Gets To Keep Togepi?, Brock used Onix in the four-way tournament, where it went up against Meowth. It seemed to outclass the tiny Normal-type Pokémon with Rock Throw. Still, Meowth was extremely determined after seeing Togepi and managed to defeat Onix by splashing it with two buckets of water and then using Fury Swipes. Brock accused Meowth of cheating, though he defended his rights to be a protective parent unhindered.

In Volcanic Panic, it helped stop the erupting volcano by helping Geodude, Blaine's Magmar, Ash's Charizard, and Ash's Pikachu clog the lava flow with boulders. Misty's Staryu and Ash's Squirtle bathed Onix in water to help keep it from overheating.

Brock used it in To Master the Onixpected! in an attempt to restrain a giant Onix, and in The Ancient Puzzle of Pokémopolis, in an attempt to restrain a giant Gengar. It was absorbed into the ancient Pokémon just like Team Rocket, the scientists, and Pidgeotto, but reappeared at the end of the episode.

In Fire and Ice, Brock called out Onix to rescue Ash's Pokémon from Team Rocket, who tried to steal them under the ploy of healing them at a fake Pokémon Center. It quickly caught their balloon in its jaws and, after the group had retrieved Ash's Pokémon, sent them blasting off by bursting it.

Orange Islands

In Poké Ball Peril, when Brock decided to stay with Professor Ivy while Ash and Misty explored the Orange Islands, Onix remained with him. It was seen, along with Geodude, Zubat, and Vulpix, bidding goodbye to Ash and Misty as they parted ways with Brock. However, it returned with him to Pallet Town when he decided to leave Ivy.

Johto

When Brock returned to the group in A Tent Situation, he brought Onix with him, as revealed in Roll On, Pokémon!, where it lost a battle with a powerful Donphan.

Onix swatting Ash and Misty aside trying to dodge Totodile

In Spell of the Unown: Entei, Onix was called up against Molly Hale. It battled Phanpy and was defeated by Rollout.

In Mewtwo Returns, Onix was sent out alongside Brock and Misty's Pokémon to stop Giovanni and the rest of Team Rocket from recapturing Mewtwo. Their distraction gave Ash the time he needed to take Mewtwo to the top of Mount Quena so it could be healed.

In Sick Daze, it was revealed that Brock usually polished his Geodude and Onix as part of his Breeder duties. The dubious task of polishing Brock's Onix fell to Ash, who attempted to shorten his chore through the use of his Totodile's Water Gun, which caused Onix to panic and earned Ash a reprimand from Misty. It was captured by Team Rocket, but was rescued by the arrival of Brock, Golbat, and Pineco and used Rock Throw to send Team Rocket blasting off.

In Control Freak!, Jessie, possessing an ancient Queen's mask and scepter, took control of Onix, Geodude, and Pikachu. Team Rocket ordered a hasty retreat by ordering Onix to carry them out of the underground chambers. When Team Rocket fled, Onix was freed from the scepter's influence. In Entei at Your Own Risk, Onix comically buried Psyduck in hot sand as it collapsed in the bed to relax. It later used its large, dense body to shield the group from Team Rocket's Twisty Turbo Tempest machine suction.

In Right On, Rhydon!, Brock used Onix in an attempt to impress Pietra, whose Ground-type were struggling to create a tunnel. It smashed its head against the hardened rock several times, but it quickly fled after some water hit its back.

Onix acted as a firefighter once again in Great Bowls of Fire!, where it attempted to rescue the Pokémon trapped by a raging fire in the Dragon Holy Land.

Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire

Chronicles

Steelix and Brock

In A Family That Battles Together Stays Together!, Onix was used in a battle against Brock's mother Lola and her Mantine to decide if the Pewter City Gym would become a Water-type Gym. Despite being at a type disadvantage, Onix defeated Mantine, allowing the Pewter Gym to remain as a Rock-type Gym. Afterward, Brock ended up lending Onix, Geodude, and Crobat to his eldest sibling, Forrest, who took on the role of Gym Leader at Pewter City while Brock went to Hoenn.

Kanto Battle Frontier

When Brock returned to the Gym in Grating Spaces, Onix had evolved into a Steelix under Forrest's care. Steelix was revealed to have learned Iron Tail and a powerful Dragon Breath attack during its time at the Gym. It was used in a Tag Battle with Ash and his Donphan against disguised Jessie and James, and their newly obtained Charizard and Aggron. The battle was eventually stopped after Team Rocket was exposed.

Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl

In DPS02, Steelix was called out by Forrest to have a Gym battle against Nurse Joy. However, Nurse Joy refused to battle anyone but Brock or Flint at the time.

Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon

In When Regions Collide!, Steelix battled Kiawe's Turtonator. A while into the battle, Kiawe figured that Steelix was too strong and decided to use a Z-Move to finish the match. In response, Brock surprised everyone by revealing a Key Stone and Mega Evolving his Steelix into Mega Steelix. Turtonator successfully launched an Inferno Overdrive at Steelix, but despite dealing heavy damage, it wasn't able to deal a decisive blow, much to Kiawe's shock. Steelix defeated Turtonator with a Stone Edge.

Pokémon Journeys: The Series

Steelix reappeared in The Arceus Chronicles (Part 3), where it teamed up with Croagunk and Blissey to fight against the Team Galactic Commanders. It fought against Jupiter's Skuntank, striking it with a powerful Stone Edge before being pushed back by Flamethrower. Cynthia eventually showed up, allowing Brock and Steelix to leave and help stop the rampaging Heatran.

Steelix's Steelixite

In Must Be Our Heroes and the Witch!, Brock, hypnotized by a Hatterene, sent Steelix out to battle Ash, Misty, and Cilan.

In Ash and Latios, Steelix was used to fight against a Pokémon hunter, who was trying to capture Latios and Latias. Although Steelix was briefly turned to stone by the hunter's device, it was restored when Pikachu destroyed the machine.

Personality and characteristics

Like many of Brock's Pokémon, Steelix received very little personality development while onscreen, which was not often, most likely due to its size. However, it is very loyal to Brock as his first Pokémon and reflects his personality closely. Like Brock, Steelix was very intimidating and serious in its debut, mercilessly crushing Pikachu in obedience to its commands. It also has a tough exterior that hides a sensitive interior. Just as Brock gets emotional over women, Steelix is morbidly afraid of water. During the Big P Pokémon Race in The Flame Pokémon-athon!, Onix kept up a top three position until they hit a body of water and were forced to retire, causing it to cry in disappointment. When necessity forced it to expose itself to water when damming the Cinnabar volcano, it only permitted the tip of its tail to be soaked.

As a Steelix, its personality remains much the same. It was very happy to see Brock again after its evolution and has continued battling loyally alongside him.

Appearance

See also: Mega Evolution

As an Onix	As a Mega Steelix

Moves used

Using Tackle as an Onix Using Dragon Breath	Move First Used In Tackle Showdown in Pewter City Bind Showdown in Pewter City Dig Clefairy and the Moon Stone Rock Throw Who Gets to Keep Togepi? Sandstorm Entei at Your Own Risk Slam A Family That Battles Together Stays Together! Iron Tail Grating Spaces! Dragon Breath Grating Spaces! Gyro Ball When Regions Collide! Stone Edge † When Regions Collide! Smack Down † Ash and Latios
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

Moves improvised

Picture	First Used In	Moves Involved	Partnered With
	When Regions Collide!	Gyro Ball	None
	Description: Counter Shield was used in When Regions Collide!. Steelix uses Gyro Ball while spinning to deflect the opponent's attacks.

Pokémon Origins

Onix in Pokémon Origins

Onix was the second Pokémon that Brock used during his Gym battle against Red in File 1: Red. At first, it took super-effective damage from a Double Kick made by Red's Nidoran♂, but was able to defeat him with Bide. It proceeded to defeat Red's Spearow, Rattata, and Metapod in quick succession, although the latter managed to land a String Shot on it before being defeated. Red was left with only Charmander, and as it had also been significantly weakened while battling Brock's Geodude, both Trainers knew that the first one to land a hit on the opponent would win. Thanks to Onix's speed having been reduced by Metapod's String Shot, Charmander was able to outspeed the Rock Snake Pokémon and strike it with Scratch, defeating it and giving Red the victory.

Moves used

Using Bide	Move First Used In Bide File 1: Red Tackle File 1: Red
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

Pokémon Masters Animated Trailer

Main article: Brock (Masters) → In the anime

GOTCHA!

Brock's Onix briefly appeared in GOTCHA!.

In the games

Steelix, in either of its forms, has appeared in every game that Brock has appeared in, and is Brock's main Pokémon in each of those games.

In the core series

Pokémon Red and Blue	Pokémon Yellow	Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal	Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen
Types: Rock Ground Onix Lv.14 Tackle Normal   --       Screech Normal   --       Bide Normal   --       Struggle Normal   --	Types: Rock Ground Onix Lv.12 Tackle Normal   --       Screech Normal   --       Bide Normal   --       Bind Normal   --	Types: Rock Ground Held item: None Onix♂ Lv.44 Bind Normal   --       Rock Slide Rock   --       Bide Normal   --       Sandstorm Rock   --	Types: Rock Ground Ability: Rock Head Held item: None Onix♂ Lv.14 Tackle Normal   --       Bind Normal   --       Harden Normal   --       Rock Tomb Rock   --
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver		Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 Pokémon World Tournament
Gym battle	Fighting Dojo rematch	Kanto Leaders Tournament	Type Expert/World Leaders Tournament
Types: Rock Ground Ability: Sturdy Held item: Sitrus Berry Onix♂ Lv.54 Rock Slide Rock Physical   --       Iron Tail Steel Physical   --       Sandstorm Rock Status   --       Screech Normal Status   --	Types: Rock Ground Ability: Sturdy Held item: Sitrus Berry Onix♂ Lv.61 Stealth Rock Rock Status   --       Rock Slide Rock Physical   --       Rock Polish Rock Status   --       Sandstorm Rock Status   --	Types: Rock Ground Ability: Rock Head or Sturdy Held item: Salac Berry Onix♂/♀ Lv.50 Sand Tomb Ground Physical   --       Protect Normal Status   --       Stealth Rock Rock Status   --       Sandstorm Rock Status   --	Types: Rock Ground Ability: Rock Head or Sturdy Held item: Eviolite Onix♂/♀ Lv.50 Stone Edge Rock Physical   --       Earthquake Ground Physical   --       Iron Head Steel Physical   --       Sandstorm Rock Status   --
Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!
Gym battle	Rematch
Types: Rock Ground Mega Stone: None Onix♂ Lv.12 Headbutt Normal Physical   --       Bind Normal Physical   --       Rock Throw Rock Physical   --       Curse Unknown Status   --	Types: Rock Ground Mega Stone: None Onix♂ Lv.56 Stealth Rock Rock Status   --       Iron Tail Steel Physical   --       Rock Slide Rock Physical   --       Earthquake Ground Physical   --

Pokémon Stadium series

Pokémon Stadium		Pokémon Stadium 2
Round 1	Round 2	Round 1	Round 2
Types: Rock Ground Onix Lv.50-100 Bind Normal   --       Toxic Poison   --       Earthquake Ground   --       Rock Slide Rock   --	Types: Rock Ground Onix Lv.50-100 Bind Normal   --       Rock Slide Rock   --       Earthquake Ground   --       Screech Normal   --	Types: Rock Ground Held item: Quick Claw Onix♂ Lv.50-100 Bide Normal   --       Strength Normal   --       Rock Throw Rock   --       Earthquake Ground   --	Types: Steel Ground Held item: Scope Lens Steelix♂ Lv.50-100 Fissure Ground   --       Return Normal   --       Earthquake Ground   --       Rock Slide Rock   --

In spin-off games

Pokémon: Catch the Numbers!

Onix appears in Pokémon: Catch the Numbers! as one of the Pokémon the player needs to get back from Team Rocket.

Pokémon Masters EX

Main article: Brock (Masters) → Onix

Brock forms a sync pair with Onix in Pokémon Masters EX.

Sync Dex	Trainer		NDex	Pokémon		Type	Weakness	Role	Base Potential	Availability
#002		Brock	#0095		Onix♂	Rock	Grass		★★★	Story Start

In the manga

Onix in Ash & Pikachu

Ash & Pikachu

Brock's Onix appeared in Ash & Pikachu.

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Movie adaptations

Brock's Onix appeared in Emperor of the Crystal Tower: Entei and Celebi: a Timeless Encounter, fulfilling the same role as it did in the movies.

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Moves used

Pokémon Adventures

Onix in Pokémon Adventures

History

Red, Green & Blue arc

Brock's Onix debuted in Onix is On!, where it took on Red during his battle to earn the Boulder Badge. As Red's other Pokémon were completely exhausted from the numerous Gym Trainer battles required to reach Brock, Red was forced to use his Pikachu, which he had only recently caught and was having difficulty connecting with. This led to Pikachu making its own decisions during the battle, even at one point ignoring Onix and attacking Red instead. However, when Onix tried to attack Pikachu with Skull Bash, the Electric Mouse was able to shock Onix into pieces, making Red the winner.

In The Winged Legends, Onix was used to stop a group of Team Rocket Grunts trying to flee from Saffron City.

Gold, Silver & Crystal arc

In Chinchou in Charge, Onix was used as a replacement bridge for Brock, Misty, and Erika at the Tohjo Falls, as the original bridge over the falls was broken. Onix collapsed when the trio was attacked by a large group of Zubat, Golbat, and Crobat.

In Capital Kabutops, Onix was used in an exhibition match against Jasmine and her Steelix. Steelix was wearing a layer of rock over its steel body to disguise itself, causing everyone to believe it was an Onix. As the two constricted each other, Onix took damage due to Steelix's much harder body, and the Iron Snake's outer coating began to chip and fall off. Exposed as being a fraud, Steelix broke out of its disguise and revealed its true identity. Onix was quickly taken down by Steelix's Crunch.

Moves used

Using Tackle	Move First Used In Rock Throw Onix is On! Skull Bash Onix is On! Tackle The Winged Legends Bind Capital Kabutops
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

The Electric Tale of Pikachu

Onix in The Electric Tale of Pikachu

Brock's Onix briefly appeared in Play Misty For Me, taking part in the Gym battle between Ash and Brock, eventually getting defeated. It reappeared in Haunting My Dreams, where it was used to battle the giant Haunter known as the Black Fog. However, like almost every other Pokémon participating in the battle, it ended up being defeated.

Pocket Monsters HGSS Jō's Big Adventure

Brock's Onix only appeared as a silhouette in JBA5 along with its Trainer.

Pokémon Pocket Monsters

Onix in Pokémon Pocket Monsters

Brock's Onix appeared in Bring Down the Powerful Opponent Onix!!, during Red's battle with Brock. After witnessing Green and his Charmander being tossed out of the Gym, Clefairy was initially too afraid to face Onix in battle and attempted to flee, but later gained courage to fight after learning that his cousin Pikachu was part of Brock's collection, which infuriated Clefairy.

During the battle, Clefairy tried to use an assortment of tricks to win the battle, which only prolonged the fight. Eventually Clefairy led Onix around a ceiling column, trapping Onix as it became entangled around it. Onix managed to free itself and attempted to crush Clefairy by wrapping its tail around him, but stopped after Clefairy cunningly drew his picture onto Onix's tail, which confused Onix and caused it to chase after its tail. This made Onix dizzy, and Clefairy subsequently knocked it out by smashing the fallen pillar onto its head, thus winning the battle.

Pokémon Zensho

Onix in Pokémon Zensho

In PZ02, Satoshi battled Brock's Onix with his Charmander. Although initially having trouble against the huge Rock-type, Charmander eventually won the battle by chopping off the horn on Onix's head, defeating it.

Moves used

Using Tackle	Move First Used In Tackle Pewter City
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

In the TCG

This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Brock's Onix in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Related cards Cards listed with a blue background are only legal to use in the current Expanded format. Cards listed with a green background are legal to use in both the current Standard and Expanded formats.
Card	Type	English Expansion	Rarity	#	Japanese Expansion	Rarity	#
Brock's Onix		Gym Heroes		21/132	Nivi City Gym
Brock's Onix		Gym Heroes		69/132	Leaders' Stadium

• Onix also appears in the cards Brock's Training Method (Gym Heroes 106) and Brock's Training (Hidden Fates 55).

Artwork

Artwork from the Nivi City Gym Theme Deck	Brock feeds Onix

Merchandise

Nivi City Gym Deck

Two decks featuring Gym Leaders and Pokémon belonging them were released on April 26, 1998, building up to the eventual release of Leaders' Stadium later in the year. The Nivi City Gym (Japanese: ニビシティジム タケシ) Deck focuses on Gym Leader Brock and his Pokémon, the majority of which are Fighting-types. The deck comprises 60 cards, plus four additional cards to be integrated into it, as well as a coin, rulebook, and Pokémon Gym Guide.

Product images:

Nivi City Gym	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
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The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins

Brock of Pewter City Gym Trainer Battle Deck

Main article: Trainer Battle Decks (TCG)

Available from January 25, 2019 and further promoting Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! were a pair of Standard Decks focusing on the first two Kanto Gym Leaders players encounter on their adventure. One of these was the Brock of Pewter City Gym Trainer Battle Deck (Japanese: トレーナーバトルデッキ：ニビシティジムのタケシ Trainer Battle Deck: Takeshi of Nibi City Gym), which focuses on Rock-type specialist Brock. The deck includes an assortment of TCG equivalent Fighting-type Pokémon, including Brock's primary Pokémon Onix as a Pokémon-GX, as well as supporting Trainer cards. Each deck includes a set of damage counters and status markers, a GX marker, a coin, a deck box, a playmat, and a set of card sleeves.

Product images:

Brock of Pewter City Gym Trainer Battle Deck	Brock of Pewter City Gym Trainer Battle Deck contents	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins

Brock VS Misty Full-size Rubber Playmat

Pokémon Centers began selling the Brock VS Misty Full-size Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット フルサイズ タケシVSカスミ Rubber Playmat: Full-size: Takeshi VS Kasumi) alongside the Trainer Battle Decks on January 25, 2019. This 2-player playmat features artwork of Brock and his Onix in one play area and Misty and her Starmie in the opposite play area. Both Gym Leaders feature their updated appearances from Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!.

Product image:

Brock VS Misty Full-size Rubber Playmat	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
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Trivia

• Steelix is the first Pokémon belonging to:
  • A main character to not have an evolutionary family at the time of its debut.
  • One of Ash's friends to evolve off-screen.
  • A main character to change one of its types upon evolution.
  • A main character to use a weather-changing move.
  • A main character to Mega Evolve in the anime.
  • One of Ash's friends to use a Steel- or Dragon-type move.
• Steelix has used the most moves out of all of Brock's Pokémon, with eleven total.
• Steelix is the tallest Pokémon currently owned by a main character.
• In the ending theme Let's Join Hands, Steelix erroneously appears as Onix. This also occurs with Chansey appearing as an Happiny.

See also

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Onix and Steelix.

Brock's Pokémon
On hand:	Steelix	Forretress	Ludicolo	Marshtomp	Croagunk	Blissey
At Pewter Gym / Home:	Geodude	Crobat	Sudowoodo	Comfey
Returned:	Vulpix
Caught for someone else:	Tauros
Temporary:	Hoothoot	Totodile	Ninetales	Shiftry	Staravia	Torterra
	Aipom	Magnemite	Onix	Feraligatr
Ride Pokémon:	Charizard
Adventures only:	Kabutops	Graveler
Electric Tale only:	Golem	Vileplume
Pocket Monsters only:	Pikachu

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