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In ''[[PS025|You know... Articuno!]]'' Misty trades this Gyarados to Red in exchange for Red's {{p|Krabby}} since it already knew {{m|Surf}}, and the HM03 he found was destroyed by a wild [[Dragonite]] that Gyara defeats. Although Red was happy to have obtained it, because of its earlier ferocity it was isolated by Red's other Pokémon. When they ran into Team Rocket again, Gyara was forced to relive some painful memories of its painful experimentation. Red had his other Pokémon help it through that traumatic experience and after that it was broken into the group and now its other Pokémon trusted it more. Although one of the powerhouses of his team, it was unused in his siege with the Team Rocket executives in [[Saffron City]] and the Pokémon League, where {{adv|Blue}} anticipated its usage, but instead [[Poli]] was used for the Lighting Rod strategy to work. It was however utilized earlier in the fight against [[Mewtwo]] that led to its capture (where the [[Great Ball]] used by Misty to contain it was blown away, and instead a normal [[Pokeball]] was used to recover it), and nearly defeated [[Bruno]]'s [[Onix]] in battle before being defeated with [[Lax]] and [[Saur]] when [[Agatha]] and [[Lorelei]] arrive and team up with the mind-controlled Bruno.  
In ''[[PS025|You know... Articuno!]]'' Misty trades this Gyarados to Red in exchange for Red's {{p|Krabby}} since it already knew {{m|Surf}}, and the HM03 he found was destroyed by a wild [[Dragonite]] that Gyara defeats. Although Red was happy to have obtained it, because of its earlier ferocity it was isolated by Red's other Pokémon. When they ran into Team Rocket again, Gyara was forced to relive some painful memories of its painful experimentation. Red had his other Pokémon help it through that traumatic experience and after that it was broken into the group and now its other Pokémon trusted it more. Although one of the powerhouses of his team, it was unused in his siege with the Team Rocket executives in [[Saffron City]] and the Pokémon League, where {{adv|Blue}} anticipated its usage, but instead [[Poli]] was used for the Lighting Rod strategy to work. It was however utilized earlier in the fight against [[Mewtwo]] that led to its capture (where the [[Great Ball]] used by Misty to contain it was blown away, and instead a normal [[Pokeball]] was used to recover it), and nearly defeated [[Bruno]]'s [[Onix]] in battle before being defeated with [[Lax]] and [[Saur]] when [[Agatha]] and [[Lorelei]] arrive and team up with the mind-controlled Bruno.  


In the {{chap|Gold, Silver, & Crystal}}, it was lent to {{adv|Blue}} by Red, who remarks that it isn't fair to just take his [[Charizard]] without a trade, and it is used as one of his team members in the mock Pokemon League, though not to fight his old mentor [[Chuck]]. By the {{chap|FireRed and LeafGreen}}, it has since been returned to Red, and he uses it in his Double Battle against his old rival, where it fires a devastating [[Hyper Beam]] before being paralyzed by [[Porygon2]]'s [[Tri-Attack]]. It is critically wounded shielding Red from [[Deoxys]]' [[Psycho Boost]] attack with its teammates, but participates in the chase for the unstable [[Forretress]] [[Carr]] left behind before they blow up the airship they were riding on with their combined [[Explosion]]. It has not been seen since.
In the {{chap|Gold, Silver, & Crystal}}, it was lent to {{adv|Blue}} by Red, who remarks that it isn't fair to just take his [[Charizard]] without a trade, and it is used as one of his team members in the mock Pokémon League, though not to fight his old mentor [[Chuck]]. By the {{chap|FireRed and LeafGreen}}, it has since been returned to Red, and he uses it in his Double Battle against his old rival, where it fires a devastating [[Hyper Beam]] before being paralyzed by [[Porygon2]]'s [[Tri-Attack]]. It is critically wounded shielding Red from [[Deoxys]]' [[Psycho Boost]] attack with its teammates, but participates in the chase for the unstable [[Forretress]] [[Carr]] left behind before they blow up the airship they were riding on with their combined [[Explosion]]. It has not been seen since.


===Moves used===
===Moves used===

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Gyara
ギャラ Gyara
Bag Poké Ball SV Sprite.png
VS Gyarados.png
Gyara
Debuts in Gyarados Splashes In!
Caught at Route 4
Gender Male
Ability Intimidate
Nature Lonely
Current location With Red
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This Pokémon has not evolved.

Gyara (Japanese: ギャラ Gyara) is one of the Pokémon owned by Red in the Pokémon Adventures manga.

History

Gyara debuts in the Red, Green & Blue arc in his own round, Gyarados Splashes In!. He attacks his original trainer, Misty, but is recaptured by Red, who returns him to her. Later on it is revealed that the drastic change in his attitude was the result of a Team Rocket experiment as is shown in Raging Rhydon, where Koga shamelessly remarks, "Hmm? How should we know of every Pokémon we experiment on?", earning Misty's rage.

In You know... Articuno! Misty trades this Gyarados to Red in exchange for Red's Krabby since it already knew Surf, and the HM03 he found was destroyed by a wild Dragonite that Gyara defeats. Although Red was happy to have obtained it, because of its earlier ferocity it was isolated by Red's other Pokémon. When they ran into Team Rocket again, Gyara was forced to relive some painful memories of its painful experimentation. Red had his other Pokémon help it through that traumatic experience and after that it was broken into the group and now its other Pokémon trusted it more. Although one of the powerhouses of his team, it was unused in his siege with the Team Rocket executives in Saffron City and the Pokémon League, where Blue anticipated its usage, but instead Poli was used for the Lighting Rod strategy to work. It was however utilized earlier in the fight against Mewtwo that led to its capture (where the Great Ball used by Misty to contain it was blown away, and instead a normal Pokeball was used to recover it), and nearly defeated Bruno's Onix in battle before being defeated with Lax and Saur when Agatha and Lorelei arrive and team up with the mind-controlled Bruno.

In the Gold, Silver, & Crystal arc, it was lent to Blue by Red, who remarks that it isn't fair to just take his Charizard without a trade, and it is used as one of his team members in the mock Pokémon League, though not to fight his old mentor Chuck. By the FireRed and LeafGreen arc, it has since been returned to Red, and he uses it in his Double Battle against his old rival, where it fires a devastating Hyper Beam before being paralyzed by Porygon2's Tri-Attack. It is critically wounded shielding Red from Deoxys' Psycho Boost attack with its teammates, but participates in the chase for the unstable Forretress Carr left behind before they blow up the airship they were riding on with their combined Explosion. It has not been seen since.

Moves used

Using Hydro Pump Move First Used In
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Hydro Pump Gyarados Splashes In!
Surf What a Dragonite
Hyper Beam What a Dragonite
DragonBreath Flames From Entei
Dragon Rage Unknown
Body Slam Unknown
An x shows that the move cannot be legitimately known by this Pokémon in the games.
  Moves used recently are in bold unless all moves all fit this case.

Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Gyarados.


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