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Gust is first seen in [[EP001|Pokémon, I Choose You!]], by a Pidgey that Ash Ketchum tried, but failed, to capture. | Gust is first seen in [[EP001|Pokémon, I Choose You!]], by a Pidgey that Ash Ketchum tried, but failed, to capture. | ||
It is regularly used by | It is regularly used by Ash's Pidgeotto. | ||
=Learnset= | =Learnset= | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 17 August 2007
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Gust (Japanese: かぜおこし Stir Up Wind) is a Flying-type move introduced in Generation I that deals a small amount of damage. In Generation I, this move is Normal-type.
Effect
Generation I
Gust does low damage.
Gust is a normal-type move in Generation I.
Generation II-IV
Gust became a flying-type move in Generation II and onwards.
Does twice as much damage to an opponent that has used Fly.
In the anime
- EP001 024.jpg
Ash is thrown by a Pidgey's Gust attack.
- EP003 029.jpg
Ash's Pidgeotto using Gust attack.
Gust is first seen in Pokémon, I Choose You!, by a Pidgey that Ash Ketchum tried, but failed, to capture.
It is regularly used by Ash's Pidgeotto.
Learnset
Generation I
By leveling up
- Butterfree at Lv.28 (Yel.)
- Pidgey at Lv.--
- Pidgeotto at Lv.--
- Pidgeot at Lv.--
Generation II
By leveling up
Generation III
By leveling up
Generation IV
By leveling up
- Butterfree at Lv.16
- Pidgey at Lv.9
- Pidgeotto at Lv.--
- Pidgeotto at Lv.9
- Pidgeot at Lv.--
- Pidgeot at Lv.9
- Venomoth at Lv.31
- Articuno at Lv.--
- Suicune at Lv.22
- Lugia at Lv.15
- Ho-Oh at Lv.15
- Beautifly at Lv.13
- Dustox at Lv.13
- Masquerain at Lv.22
- Tropius at Lv.--
- Mothim at Lv.26
- Combee at Lv.--
- Vespiquen at Lv.--
- Drifloon at Lv.11
- Drifblim at Lv.--
- Drifblim at Lv.11
- Finneon at Lv.17
- Lumineon at Lv.17
In other languages
French: Tornade, German: Windtoss, Italian: Raffica, Spanish: Tornado
