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'''Partner Pokémon''' are [[Pokémon]] who are allowed to always accompany a {{OBP|Pokémon Ranger|Ranger series}} and do not leave after using a [[Poké Assist]] like other Pokémon. So far there are more than 20 partner Pokémon in the three Pokémon Ranger games.
'''Partner Pokémon''' are [[Pokémon]] who are allowed to always accompany a {{OBP|Pokémon Ranger|Ranger series}} and do not leave after using a [[Poké Assist]] like other Pokémon. So far there are more than 20 partner Pokémon in the three Pokémon Ranger games. In [[Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia]], one can switch there partner at will, but only after completing the necessary quests.


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Revision as of 13:19, 1 September 2010

Partner Pokémon in Shadows of Almia

Partner Pokémon are Pokémon who are allowed to always accompany a Pokémon Ranger and do not leave after using a Poké Assist like other Pokémon. So far there are more than 20 partner Pokémon in the three Pokémon Ranger games. In Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia, one can switch there partner at will, but only after completing the necessary quests.

Pokémon Ranger

There are only two partner Pokémon in this game; they are Plusle and Minun. The one which the player gets depends on their chosen gender, with males receiving Minun and females receiving Plusle.

Females Males
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Electric
311msra.png Plusle 312msra.png Minun

Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia

The number of possible partner Pokémon was greatly increased, now up to 17, one for each elemental type. The player encounters their first at Nabiki Beach, either Pachirisu, Starly or Munchlax. The two not chosen are obtainable later on in the game. Also, throughout the game, the player can obtain different partner Pokémon by completing certain quests involving the Pokémon. However, Kricketot, Croagunk and Mime Jr. are obtained during the main storyline. The player is only allowed to take one partner at a time. The rest remain at Partner Farm.

Starter partners

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Electric Flying Normal
File:417msra.png Pachirisu File:396msra.png Starly File:446msra.png Munchlax

Additional partners

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Grass Fire Water Bug Rock Steel Psychic
File:387msra.png Turtwig File:390msra.png Chimchar File:393msra.png Piplup File:401msra.png Kricketot File:408msra.png Cranidos File:410msra.png Shieldon File:439msra.png Mime Jr.
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Dragon Ground Poison Ice Fighting Dark Ghost
File:443msra.png Gible File:449msra.png Hippopotas File:453msra.png Croagunk File:459msra.png Snover 066msra.png Machop 215msra.png Sneasel File:200msra.png Misdreavus

Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs

In the main storyline, players get to befriend a ukulele-playing Pichu on Drop Island. Its Assist gets several upgrades as players progress through the game. When playing in the past, due to the fact that the Ukulele Pichu stays in the present, players are allowed to have other partners by obtaining certain items in the different temples. When first arriving in the past, players have a Piplup as their partner.

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Electric
172msra.png Pichu
Pokémon Ranger
Main RangerTop RangerOperatorMechanic
Partner PokémonPoké AssistField MoveRanger Sign
Ranger RankMissionQuestRanger Net
Locations FioreAlmiaOblivia
Ranger BaseRanger DepotRanger UnionRanger School
Capture Stylers Capture StylerSuper StylerPower Styler
Antagonists Go-Rock SquadTeam Dim SunTeam DebonairsPokémon Pinchers
Misc. The Almia TimesThe King of Almia and the Three PrincesGlossary
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