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* When Jimmy looks up Raikou on his Pokédex it shows a stylized artwork of Raikou rather than official anime artwork. | * When Jimmy looks up Raikou on his Pokédex it shows a stylized artwork of Raikou rather than official anime artwork. | ||
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* Raikou is the first Legendary Pokémon in the anime to have a confirmed gender other than genderless. | |||
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Raikou (Japanese: ライコウ Raikou) is a legendary Pokémon, who appeared as main character in The Legend of Thunder!.
History
Team Rocket agents Attila and Hun tried to steal Raikou with the help of a device invented by Professor Sebastian. With help from Jimmy, Marina, Vincent and Eugene, Raikou managed to survive and defeat Team Rocket.
Moves used
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Trivia
- When Jimmy looks up Raikou on his Pokédex it shows a stylized artwork of Raikou rather than official anime artwork.
- Raikou was constantly referred to as a male in the Japanese version of the episode.
- Raikou is the first Legendary Pokémon in the anime to have a confirmed gender other than genderless.
Related articles
For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Raikou.
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