Megaree

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Megaree
メガぴょん Megapyon
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Crystal's Meganium
Debuts in Murkrow Row
Caught in Three Cheers for Chikorita
Caught at Route 30
Evolves in Lively Larvitar
Lively Lugia III
Gender Male
Ability Overgrow
Nature Hardy
Current location With Crystal
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This Pokémon spent 44 chapters as Chikorita and 13 chapters as Bayleef.

Megaree (Japanese: メガぴょん Megapyon), known as Mega in Chuang Yi's translations, is a Meganium that Crystal owns in Pokémon Adventures and her seventh overall. Crystal received him from Professor Elm. As of With a Little Help From Hitmonchan, he is level 80 and him Characteristic is "very patient."

History

Gold, Silver & Crystal arc

Megaree first appeared in Murkrow Row. He was originally a Chikorita owned by Professor Elm alongside a Cyndaquil and a Totodile. After Cyndaquil and Totodile were taken by Gold and Silver, respectively, Chikorita was left alone in Professor Elm's laboratory.

In Three Cheers for Chikorita, Chikorita learns about Crystal, a Trainer who specializes in capturing Pokémon. Professor Elm initially intended to give Chikorita to Crystal, but she already had a full team and had no intention off adding any more permanent team members. Upon learning this, Chikorita gets angry and runs away to find Crystal.

He finds Crystal attempting to capture a wild Victreebel on Route 30. Just as Crystal attempts to attack the Victreebel with her Archy, Chikorita steps in the way, forcing Crystal to stop the attack. Victreebel takes this opportunity to use Chikorita as a shield, preventing Crystal from attacking. After having Chumee prevent Victreebel from escaping with Mean Look, Crystal captures both Chikorita and Victreebel. Crystal attempts to transfer Chikorita over to Professor Oak, but Chikorita stops her and reveals he wishes to join her team. Crystal, believing Chikorita to be took weak to join on what would be a dangerous journey to capture Pokémon, refuses to let it join her team. When Chikorita still chooses to join her, Crystal sends out Monlee to battle against it. Monlee easily blocks Chikorita's attacks and even shatters the ground in front of Chikorita with a Mega Punch. Despite being outmatched, Chikorita stands its ground and refuses to run away. Impressed by its bravery, Crystal allows Chikorita to join her team and names it "Megaree". As Megaree would take its spot on Crystal's team, Chumee gave Megaree its star pendant so that it would match the rest of Crystal's Pokémon.

In Lively Larvitar, Megaree was used to battle a wild Larvitar that was responsible for Archy's eye injury in the past. Although Larvitar proved to be a powerful opponent, it was eventually defeated when Megaree evolved into a Bayleef, allowing Crystal to capture it.

In Lively Lugia II, Megaree is happily reunited with Exbo and Totodile, who have since evolved into Quilava and Croconaw, respectively. Together, the three fend off a wild Lugia at the Whirl Islands. When Lugia attempts to crush them under its weight, Megaree, Exbo, and Croconaw work together to hold Lugia up. The strain of this causes Megaree, Exbo, and Croconaw to evolve into Meganium, Typhlosion, and Feraligatr, respectively. Thought they succeed in saving their Trainers, Lugia eventually escapes.

In The Last Battle XIV, Megaree is used alongside the other starters to try and stop the Masked Man's attempt to capture Celebi.

Emerald arc

Crystal and Megaree

In The Final Battle VIII, Megaree was used to destroy Guile Hideout's fake Kyogre monster. Having learned Frenzy Plant from Ultima, Megaree teamed up with Red's Saur and Emerald's Sceptile to unleash a triple Frenzy Plant at the fake Kyogre. Together, along with a triple Blast Burn, a triple Hydro Cannon, and a triple Volt Tackle from the other starters, the fake Kyogre is ultimately destroyed.

HeartGold & SoulSilver arc

In All About Arceus V, Megaree, Exbo, and Silver's Feraligatr are used to attack the incomplete forms of Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina created by Arceus. Through a combination of the ultimate attacks, the three Legendary Pokémon are stopped, though this only delays their completion.

Personality and characteristics

Megaree is a very brave Pokémon and is described by Crystal as someone with "mega watts of courage". He wastes no time jumping into difficult battles and refuses to give up. Megaree also has a strong sense of justice and hates seeing the strong prey off of the weak.

Moves used

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Using Frenzy Plant
Move First Used In
Razor Leaf Three Cheers for Chikorita
Frenzy Plant The Final Battle VII
A shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

In the games

In the Johto-based games, Professor Elm gives the player the option to choose Chikorita as their starter Pokémon.

Gold, Silver, and Crystal Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver
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Type:
Grass Unknown
Held item:
Berry
Chikorita/ Lv.5
Tackle
Normal
Growl
Normal
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Type:
Grass Unknown
Ability:
Overgrow
Held item:
None
Chikorita/ Lv.5
Tackle
Normal Physical
Growl
Normal Status
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Trivia

  • At level 80 Megaree is the highest leveled Pokémon belonging to Crystal.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese メガぴょん Megapyon From メガニウム Meganium
English Megaree* From Meganium
Mega* From Meganium
Spanish Mega From Meganium
Korean 메가뿅 Megappyong From 메가니움 Meganium
Chinese (Mandarin) 大菊蹦跳 Dàjúbèngtiào
百萬蹦跳 Bǎiwànbèngtiào*
From 大菊花 Dàjúhuā (Meganium)
From 百萬 bǎiwàn (one million)
Vietnamese Megapyon Transliteration of his Japanese name


Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Chikorita, Bayleef, and Meganium.


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