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The next day, Black attempted to capture the Rufflet and make it his own Pokémon. Although it seemed like Black was at a disadvantage because he didn't have another Pokémon to battle with, Black reveals that he asked Musha to help him with the reward of letting it eat his dreams. Together, Black and Musha battle the Rufflet and eventually defeat and capture it, where it was named Brav.
The next day, Black attempted to capture the Rufflet and make it his own Pokémon. Although it seemed like Black was at a disadvantage because he didn't have another Pokémon to battle with, Black reveals that he asked Musha to help him with the reward of letting it eat his dreams. Together, Black and Musha battle the Rufflet and eventually defeat and capture it, where it was named Brav.


Black was first seen in ''[[PS462|Choices]]'' with Black and [[Musha]]. When Black went to rescue a runaway {{p|Tepig}}, he used Brav to scout him out and attack a wild {{p|Sewaddle}}. Brav, along with [[Tep]], and Musha, were used against {{tc|Hiker}} Andy, where they managed to defeat his three Pokémon in a Triple Battle. Brav was used to help Black find out a way to stop the fire that Andy's {{p|Cottonee}} had accidentally started.
Black was first seen in ''[[PS462|Choices]]'' with Black and [[Musha]]. When Black went to rescue a runaway {{p|Tepig}}, he used Brav to scout him out and attack a wild {{p|Sewaddle}}. Brav, along with [[Tep]] and Musha, were used against {{tc|Hiker}} Andy, where they managed to defeat his three Pokémon in a Triple Battle. Brav was used to help Black find out a way to stop the fire that Andy's {{p|Cottonee}} had accidentally started.


In ''[[PS473|Battle at the Museum]]'', Brav was used in Black's Gym battle against the [[Nacrene City]] Gym Leader, [[Lenora]]. Black initially intended to have Musha take on {{p|Stoutland}}, but Brav was switched in by Stoutland's {{m|Roar}}. Lenora took advantage of Black's confusion and dealt major damage to Brav. Black recovered by having Brav use Whirlwind to switch her {{p|Patrat}} into battle, which he took out with a single Air Slash. Lenora then sent Stoutland back out, who easily overpowered Brav and defeated him.
In ''[[PS473|Battle at the Museum]]'', Brav was used in Black's Gym battle against the [[Nacrene City]] Gym Leader, [[Lenora]]. Black initially intended to have Musha take on {{p|Stoutland}}, but Brav was switched in by Stoutland's {{m|Roar}}. Lenora took advantage of Black's confusion and dealt major damage to Brav. Black recovered by having Brav use Whirlwind to switch her {{p|Patrat}} into battle, which he took out with a single Air Slash. Lenora then sent Stoutland back out, who easily overpowered Brav and defeated him.

Revision as of 15:12, 29 April 2016

Brav
ウォー Warr
Bag Poké Ball SV Sprite.png
Black Brav.png
Brav
Debuts in Choices
Caught at Nuvema Town
Evolves in Prior to Fussing and Fighting
Gender Male
Ability Sheer Force
Current location With Black
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This Pokémon spent an unknown number of chapters as Rufflet.

Brav (Japanese: ウォー Warr) is a Pokémon owned by Black in the Pokémon Adventures manga and his first Pokémon.

History

As a Rufflet

Black first met Brav when he was only five years old and Brav was still a Rufflet. Wanting to enter the Pokémon League one day, Black, Cheren, and Bianca went out into the tall grass to find a wild Pokémon. Bianca accidentally stepped on Brav's food, angering the Eaglet Pokémon into attacking her. Black discovers the problem and gives Brav a berry, allowing them to escape. Black later decides he is going to catch him based on how powerful he was.

The next day, Black attempted to capture the Rufflet and make it his own Pokémon. Although it seemed like Black was at a disadvantage because he didn't have another Pokémon to battle with, Black reveals that he asked Musha to help him with the reward of letting it eat his dreams. Together, Black and Musha battle the Rufflet and eventually defeat and capture it, where it was named Brav.

Black was first seen in Choices with Black and Musha. When Black went to rescue a runaway Tepig, he used Brav to scout him out and attack a wild Sewaddle. Brav, along with Tep and Musha, were used against Hiker Andy, where they managed to defeat his three Pokémon in a Triple Battle. Brav was used to help Black find out a way to stop the fire that Andy's Cottonee had accidentally started.

In Battle at the Museum, Brav was used in Black's Gym battle against the Nacrene City Gym Leader, Lenora. Black initially intended to have Musha take on Stoutland, but Brav was switched in by Stoutland's Roar. Lenora took advantage of Black's confusion and dealt major damage to Brav. Black recovered by having Brav use Whirlwind to switch her Patrat into battle, which he took out with a single Air Slash. Lenora then sent Stoutland back out, who easily overpowered Brav and defeated him.

Brav was later used in Black's Gym battle against Burgh in Big City Battles. Brav was sent out first against Burgh's Whirlipede and easily defeated it. He then went up against Burgh's Dwebble, who quickly defeated Brav due to the type advantage and the poison that Whirlipede inflicted upon him.

Black and Brav

In At Liberty on Liberty Garden, Black encounters some Team Plasma Grunts hurting a Victini. Seeing this, he orders Brav to attack Gothitelle, but Gothitelle simply slithers away. Victini soon reaches its limit, and starts to fall from the sky. The leading Grunt commands Gothitelle to faint it with the slightest touch, but Brav shields itself in front of Victini just as Gothitelle's attack is about to hit. The leading Grunt snickers at Black's hypocritical strategy, but in the next moment, Brav suddenly gains strength and manages to strike Gothitelle with an Aerial Ace. Black finds out through his Pokédex that Victini must have channeled its unlimited energy to Brav. Then, upon Black's command, Brav knocks Gothitelle out with Brave Bird.

In Growing Pains, Brav was given to White when she decided she wanted to test the Battle Subway, with Black claiming that Brav wanted to be there to help.

Brav was later returned to Black and in Hallway Hijinks he was used in Black's Gym battle against Drayden and his Druddigon. Brav was easily outmatched by Druddigon's power and Black's hesitancy to give commands. Right when Brav was about to be defeated Black got inspired by the other Gym Leaders and ordered Brav to attack with Air Slash, winning him the battle.

In One Way or Another, Black used Brav in his battle against Iris and her Fraxure in the semifinals of the Pokémon League. Fraxure slams Brav's face with an Iron Tail, which forced Black to have Brav go into the air to avoid direct contact. Having no choice, Black has Brav dive headfirst at Fraxure and attack with Brave Bird. However, Fraxure manages to catch Brav as it crashes into it. Iris then reveals that Fraxure has gained a lot of experience from the various battles it had and Brave Bird finally gave it the last bit it needed to evolve into its final form, Haxorus. Due to the recoil effect of Brave Bird as well as Brav being trapped in Haxorus's arms, Black recalls Brav back into its Poké Ball.

Brav was used in the next battle against Cheren and his Unfezant. Both Pokémon attacked with Sky Attack, with Brav coming out as the winner. In the battle against Ghetsis, Brav also helped Musha against his Cofagrigus, defeating it.

Personality and characteristics

Being Black's first Pokémon, Brav is extremely loyal to his Trainer and has never disobeyed him, unlike Black's Musha and Coasta. They both share the same dream of beating the Pokémon League, strengthening their friendship even farther. Brav is very determined in battle and never gives up, no matter how bad the situation may look. He has been shown to be quite powerful, with Black being very impressed by his strength when they first met. Brav is also willing to help others he has grown close to, an example being when he went with White to the Battle Subway to help her grow stronger.

Moves used

Brav Whirlwind.png
Using Whirlwind
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Using Sky Attack
Move First Used In
Aerial Ace Black's First Trainer Battle
Whirlwind Battle at the Museum
Air Slash Battle at the Museum
Brave Bird  At Liberty on Liberty Garden
Tailwind  Hallway Hijinks
Sky Attack  True Friends
Sky Drop  What Really Matters
A shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese ウォー Warr From ウォーグル Braviary
English Brav From Braviary
Brazilian Portuguese Bravy Similar to its English name


Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Rufflet and Braviary.


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