Emerald's Dusclops

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Emerald's Dusclops
エメラルドのサマヨール Emerald's Samayouru
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Emerald's Dusclops
Debuts in Moving Past Milotic
Caught at Artisan Cave
Gender Male
Ability Unknown
Nature Lonely
Current location With Emerald
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This Pokémon has not evolved.

Emerald's Dusclops (Japanese: エメラルドサマヨール Emerald's Samayouru) is a Pokémon that Emerald owns in the Pokémon Adventures manga.

History

As a Wild Pokémon

Dusclops first appeared in Moving Past Milotic, where he was a wild Pokémon in the Battle Pike that Emerald had to fight. Dusclops teamed up with a Kirlia to inflict status moves on Emerald's team. Emerald was prepared for this however, and had his Pokémon shake off the statuses and defeated them. After Emerald finished his challenge at the Battle Pike he heads back through the rooms and calms down the rampaging Pokémon, one of them being Dusclops, who was from Mt. Pyre. Dusclops reappeared in A Sketchy Smattering of Smeargle where it was revealed that he followed Emerald alongside a Sudowoodo to join Emerald's team. Both of them proceed to help fend off the Smeargle in Artisan Cave to help Emerald capture Jirachi. They later defend Emerald from an attack from Guile Hideout, which impressed Emerald enough to let them join him.

With Emerald

Emerald with his Sceptile, Sudowoodo, and Dusclops

Dusclops was first used by Emerald as his second Pokémon in his battle against Greta. Emerald had Dusclops use Psychic on Heracross, which gave him good marks on his scores in skill as well as mind and body. Dusclops was easily able to handle Heracross's attack due to Fighting moves having no effect on Ghost types. Due to this Heracross was unable to score enough points, giving Dusclops the win with a score of five to two. For her second Pokémon, Greta sent out Umbreon, which had an advantage over Dusclops. Umbreon attacked with a powerful Feint Attack, knocking Dusclops off balance. Emerald attempted to counterattack with Dusclops's Will-O-Wisp, but Umbreon easily dodged it and confused Dusclops with Confuse Ray, giving Umbreon the win with a score of five to one. Due to Dusclops weakening Umbreon, Sudowoodo was able to finish it off with one Low Kick, giving Emerald the win with a score of two to five.

During the Battle Dome challenge, Dusclops fought against a Vileplume and easily defeats it with Fire Punch, which Emerald taught to him with Battle Points. Dusclops was also used during his fight against Ruby and his Rara. The battle starts with Rara using Hypnosis to put Dusclops to sleep. He breaks free of the attack and attacks with a barrage of Shadow Balls. Surprised that Rara is still standing, Emerald has Dusclops use Fire Punch, which gives Rara a burn. Although Emerald thought that would help him win, Rara's Ability Synchronize activates, giving Dusclops the burn as well. On top of Rara using Imprison to keep Dusclops from using Shadow Ball, both Pokémon faint from the burn, resulting in a tie. Dusclops was not used during his fight against Tucker due to Emerald believing he didn't need his regular team to win.

After losing to Tucker, Emerald challenged the Battle Palace next. When Emerald learns that Guile Hideout had captured Jirachi, Emerald left Sceptile, Sudowoodo, and Dusclops to battle Spenser by themselves while he went to face Guile. Later, Latios returns Emerald's Pokémon, along with the Spirit Symbol they had won in the battle. He was later used to help stop Guile Hideout from escaping.

Personality and Characteristics

In Dusclops first appearance, he was a rampaging Pokémon that would attack on sight. After Emerald used his E-Shooter to calm him down he became attached to Emerald and followed him until he joined his team. He cares deeply for his Trainer, and once attempted to suck Emerald into a black hole to have him all to himself.

Moves used

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Using Psychic
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Using Shadow Ball
Move First Used In
Blizzard Moving Past Milotic
Psychic Sneaky Like Shedinja
Will-O-Wisp  Sneaky Like Shedinja
Fire Punch  Verily Vanquishing Vileplume II
Shadow Ball  Cunning Kirlia
Shadow Punch  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.

Related articles

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


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