User:BigDocFan/Spinel's Beheeyem
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Spinel's Beheeyem (Japanese: スピネル オーベム Supineru's Ohbem) is a Pokémon owned by Spinel.
History
Beheeyem first appeared in The Future I Choose!, where it was shown spying on the Brave Olivine alongside Spinel's Magneton. In Fly! Wattrel!, Beheeyem spied on Liko and Murdock as they entered Levincia before Teleporting away. Later, Beheeyem worked with Magneton to ambush Friede and his Charizard. Beheeyem used Psychic to prevent Charizard from attacking in addition to attacking Charizard itself. Just as Beheeyem was about to hit Charizard with a super effective Meteor Beam, Friede Terastallized Charizard into a Dark type. After being hit by a Dark-type Tera Blast, Spinel instructed Beheeyem and Magneton to Teleport back to his location which Beheeyem proceeded to do before being Recalled back into its Poké Ball. Later, Spinel took Beheeyem with him to Levencia where they ambushed Liko after luring her there. Beheeyem used its psychic powers on Liko and Sprigatito, hypnotizing them in a trance, allowing Spinel to steal her pendant before walking off.
In Quaxly, We Can Do It, Beheeyem was sent into battle by Spinel alongside his Magneton against Liko's Sprigatito, Roy's Fuecoco, and Dot's Quaxly at an Exceed cargo ship. Despite working together well, even combining its Psychic with Magneton's Zap Cannon, the two Pokémon were defeated by the Paldea first partner Pokémon trio.
In The Treasure of Eternity, Spinel used Beheeyem to spy on Friede from afar after he infiltrated the Exceed company.
In The Approaching Shadow!, Spinel used Beheeyem to spy on Liko, Roy and Dot as they explored Glaseado Mountain. Later after leading Liko and Amethio into a trap, Spinel had Beheeyem use Teleport so that they could escape. In the next episode, Beheeyem recorded footage of Amethio helping Liko escape from the trap which when shown to the other admin and Gibeon, resulted in Amethio being forced to leave the Explorers.
In The Pokémon Paradise of Laqua! Spinel used Beheeyem again to spy on Liko, Roy, Friede and Dot.
In The Rising Volt Tacklers vs. The Explorers!, Spinel used Beheeyem to battle Friede alongside his Umbreon where they went up against Charizard and Captain Pikachu. Using Skill Swap, Beheeyem received Lightning Rod from Captain Pikachu, protecting itself and Umbreon from Electric moves. Beheeyem was defeated after Friede Terastallized Charizard and hit it with Tera Blast whilst protecting Umbreon.
In Friends as Two, Me and You, Beheeyem caught Uruto and his Sableye snooping around an Exceed building and alerted Spinel.
Following Spinel's capture and arrest after the events of HZ136, Beheeyem's status is currently unknown.
Personality and characteristics
Beheeyem is shown to be a loyal Pokémon, as shown when it obeys Spinel's commands to attack humans and Pokémon without question or hesitation, including making a Pokémon unable to move and allowing a partner to attack it. Beheeyem works with its team members by using its Psychic on their moves in order to make their attacks more accurate and powerful.
Spinel often uses Beheeyem to spy on his enemies, taking advantage of its ability to float to have it observe a target from a distance without being noticed. It can also put others in a trance to make them unable to retaliate against itself and Spinel, having done so to Liko in Fly! Wattrel!! so that Spinel could steal her pendant.
Moves used
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Related articles
- For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Beheeyem.