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'''Released Pokémon''' are Pokémon that have been [[Captured Pokémon|caught]] by a [[Pokémon Trainer]], but are sent back into the wild. The usual reasons may be that the Trainer sees it as weak (such as [[Damian]] and his {{AP|Charmander}}), or the Pokémon has something to do that requires it to leave (such as {{Ash}} and his {{AP|Butterfree}}). Another common reason is that the Pokémon does not listen, frustrating the Trainer. To guarantee release, some Trainers destroy the [[Poké Ball]], disallowing the Pokémon to go back into the Poké Ball (as with [[Jessie]] and her {{TP|Jessie|Dustox}}). In the | '''Released Pokémon''' are Pokémon that have been [[Captured Pokémon|caught]] by a [[Pokémon Trainer]], but are sent back into the wild. The usual reasons may be that the Trainer sees it as weak (such as [[Damian]] and his {{AP|Charmander}}), or the Pokémon has something to do that requires it to leave (such as {{Ash}} and his {{AP|Butterfree}}). Another common reason is that the Pokémon does not listen, frustrating the Trainer. To guarantee release, some Trainers destroy the [[Poké Ball]], disallowing the Pokémon to go back into the Poké Ball (as seen with [[Jessie]] and her {{TP|Jessie|Dustox}}). In the games, to release a Pokémon, the {{player}} must deposit it into the [[PC]] and then release it from there. | ||
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File:Ash's Butterfree DP099.jpg
Ash saying farewell to his Butterfree.
Released Pokémon are Pokémon that have been caught by a Pokémon Trainer, but are sent back into the wild. The usual reasons may be that the Trainer sees it as weak (such as Damian and his Charmander), or the Pokémon has something to do that requires it to leave (such as Ash and his Butterfree). Another common reason is that the Pokémon does not listen, frustrating the Trainer. To guarantee release, some Trainers destroy the Poké Ball, disallowing the Pokémon to go back into the Poké Ball (as seen with Jessie and her Dustox). In the games, to release a Pokémon, the player must deposit it into the PC and then release it from there.
