Diantha's Gardevoir
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Diantha's Gardevoir (Japanese: カルネのサーナイト Carnet's Sirnight) is Diantha's main Pokémon in the games, anime, and manga.
In animation
Pokémon the Series
Pokémon the Series: XY
Gardevoir is Diantha's first known Pokémon and is able to Mega Evolve into Mega Gardevoir. In The Bonds of Evolution!, it was first seen fighting Magnus's Absol in Brackish Town, where it used its speed to completely avoid taking any damage before defeating it, doing so without needing to Mega Evolve. Later, Gardevoir battled Pikachu, and was able to completely outmatch its opponent again in terms of speed and power. Before it could win, Gardevoir was captured by Team Rocket, who attempted to flee with it. However, Diantha followed and Mega Evolved Gardevoir, who easily escaped its captors and sent them blasting off.
In Battling Into the Hall of Fame!, an old photo in the Pokémon Summer Camp Hall of Fame revealed it to have evolved from a Ralts and to have been with Diantha since she was young.
In Championing a Research Battle!, Gardevoir battled Ash's Greninja. Although Gardevoir initially held the upper hand, it eventually had to Mega Evolve to keep up with Greninja's unique transformation. When Greninja perfected its new form, it overpowered Gardevoir, but passed out from the resulting strain. Gardevoir was then targeted by Team Rocket again, but it easily sent them blasting off. It then dropped to its knees in exhaustion; Diantha thanked it for a job well done and recalled it.
In A Towering Takeover!, Gardevoir was seen trying to protect Lumiose City citizens from Team Flare's attack alongside Diantha. In Coming Apart at the Dreams!, Rocking Kalos Defenses!, and Forming a More Perfect Union!, it continued to protect the Kalos region from Team Flare and assisted in the battle to destroy the Giant Rock while Diantha led the charge against it.
Pokémon Journeys: The Series
Gardevoir appeared alongside Diantha on a television screen in The Future is Now, Thanks to Strategy!.
In Pride of a Champion!, Diantha used Gardevoir as her last Pokémon in her Masters Eight Tournament match against Lance. After Mega Evolving, Gardevoir was able to defeat Hydreigon and Dragonite, despite the latter Dynamaxing, making Diantha the winner of the battle.
In It's... Champion Time!, Diantha used Gardevoir as her last Pokémon in her Masters Eight Tournament match against Leon, while Leon still had five Pokémon left. It defeated his Rillaboom with Psychic. With Charizard coming out next, Gardevoir Mega Evolved. Charizard Gigantamaxed and used G-Max Wildfire, with Gardevoir deflecting it back with Psychic. Charizard countered with Max Airstream before unleashing a second G-Max Wildfire, which broke through Gardevoir's combination attack. The damage was too much for Gardevoir to handle, and as a result, Diantha was eliminated from the tournament.
Personality and characteristics
Being calm just like its Trainer, Gardevoir proved powerful in its debut appearance, being able to dodge attacks from opponents with and without verbal commands, also proving a powerful bond with its Trainer.
Appearance
- See also: Mega Evolution
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Moves used
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Moves improvised
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It's... Champion Time! | G-Max Wildfire, Psychic, and Max Airstream | Leon's Charizard |
| Description: A combination between Psychic, G-Max Wildfire, and Max Airstream. Gigantamax Charizard uses G-Max Wildfire to launch a bird-shaped flame at Mega Gardevoir, who pushes it toward the opponent with Psychic. Charizard adds to the combination attack with Max Airstream, creating a bird-shaped flame infused with psychic energy and wind. This was used against Leon's Charizard during Diantha and Leon's battle in the Masters Eight Tournament semifinals. | |||
Artwork
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In the games
In the core series
Diantha uses Gardevoir as her signature Pokémon, saving her for last and Mega Evolving her directly after she enters the battle. She is also on her Battle Chateau team after the player enters the Hall of Fame.
Traded to the player
| Location | Player's Pokémon | Traded Pokémon | English nickname |
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Item | Ability | Nature | English OT |
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Any Pokémon | 
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Ralts ♀ | Ralts | ラルトス | 
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Gardevoirite | Synchronize | Modest | Diantha ♀ | カルネ | 37110 | 20/20/20/31/20/31 |
In spin-off games
Pokémon Masters EX
- Main article: Diantha (Masters) → Gardevoir
Diantha forms a sync pair with Gardevoir in Pokémon Masters EX.
| Dex | Trainer | NDex | Pokémon | Type | Weakness | Role | EX role | Base potential | Availability | ||
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Diantha | #0282 | 
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Gardevoir♀  Mega Gardevoir
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Fairy
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Ghost
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★★★★★☆EX | Poké Fair Sync Pair Scout |
Pokémon Mezastar
Gardevoir appears in Pokémon Mezastar as one of Diantha's Pokémon. It appears as an opponent during the first Double Chain set. Gardevoir also appeared as an opponent in an event that recreated the Masters Eight Tournament that ran from October 27 to November 21, 2022. Upon beating Diantha, the player can receive a Support Pokémon Ticket based on Gardevoir, which can Mega Evolve.
As an opponent
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Disks
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In the manga
Pokémon Adventures
Gardevoir is Diantha's only known Pokémon. It is able to Mega Evolve into Mega Gardevoir. It debuted in Chespin Sows the Seeds of Change, where it was seen in the Lysandre Café with its Trainer. Diantha had it Mega Evolve to make Lysandre back off from threatening Trevor, Shauna, and Tierno.
In Connecting with Gardevoir, Diantha used Gardevoir to battle Team Flare Admin Chalmers's multiple Skrelp. Using its Psychic powers, Gardevoir rescued Gurkinn and his Heracross from drowning in a lake. Afterward, it Mega Evolved to fight against Chalmers's Dragalge, which it easily defeated with a Pixilate-powered Hyper Beam. Gardevoir later helped save a wild Diancie from a thief alongside Gurkinn's Heracross and Korrina's Lucario.
In Changing Gengar, Gardevoir was used to battle against Malva and her Braixen. Braixen started the battle with Magic Room, surrounding them both in a giant sphere of fire that isolated them from the outside. Malva noted that her plan was to use Magic Room to try and prevent Gardevoir from using Mega Evolution, only to find that the move has no effect on Mega Stones. Despite this, Malva continued to order Braixen to furiously attack and trap Diantha. As they battled, the Magic Room began to sink into the ground. Y and Shauna attempted to stop it but were unable to break open the Magic Room barrier before it fully disappeared.
In Yveltal Steals, Gardevoir battled against Malva's Talonflame. Due to Malva stealing her Mega Charm, Diantha was unable to Mega Evolve Gardevoir during the battle. The battle was later interrupted when Malva ran off to try and save Lysandre from falling to his defeat at the hands of X.
Moves used
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- When Gardevoir is Mega Evolved, Pixilate causes its Normal-type moves to become Fairy-type.
Trivia
- The current four moves used by Gardevoir in the anime are the same four moves its game counterpart has during Diantha's Champion battle with the player.
References
Related articles
For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Ralts, Kirlia, and Gardevoir.
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