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This Venusaur is a grass/poison-type Pokémon that May caught as a Bulbasaur. She is the third Pokémon caught by May, and her fourth Pokémon acquired overall.
Personality[]
In her debut appearance, Venusaur as a Bulbasaur is shown to be protective of May when she saves her from a group of aggressive Grass-type Pokémon.
Like Clair's Dragonite, Bulbasaur is fond of flowers, showcasing her sweet and kind personality. She is very confident whenever she enters a Contest, excluding the first Contest, where she shows her nervousness.
She also tends to form close bonds with other Pokémon, especially Ash's Bulbasaur. Their friendship is demonstrated in Hokey Poke Balls, where Ash temporarily brings his Bulbasaur to Hoenn. The two play together and are on friendly terms when they team up to stop Team Rocket. Their companionship continues in The Right Place and the Right Mime, where May decides to let her stay at Professor Oak's lab to learn more about Ash's Bulbasaur.
As a Venusaur, she became another one of May's powerhouses.
Biography[]
Ruby and Sapphire series[]
Venusaur was caught as a little Bulbasaur which lived with many grass Pokémon in a special territory led by a wild Venusaur. As May ends up in the forbidden area she is chased by the grass Pokémon, but is saved by the little Bulbasaur who eventually joins her team when May is about to leave. Bulbasaur came as a big help to her team with the learned move Petal Dance which was used with a lot of elegance.
She was sent out by May in Hokey Poké Balls to enjoy the sightings of the city, though she was distracted by some flowers in a truck but was eventually rescued as the truck speeds off. She was taken to Professor Oak in the Pokémon Center and Ash later arrives. However, the Poké Balls were stolen by Team Rocket so she teams up with Ash's Bulbasaur to find and retrieved the stolen Poké Balls. During the fight against James' Cacnea and Jessie's Seviper, she is unable to negate their attacks as Ash's Bulbasaur manages to negate with its Vine Whip. Altogether, both Bulbasaurs manages to knock them off with their Vine Whips and retrieving the stolen Poké Balls before Pikachu blasts them off with its Thunderbolt. Afterwards both Bulbasaurs does a high five with their vines. Before Ash's Bulbasaur is about to be transported back to Professor Oak, it patted her to say goodbye and she was given a positive thinking after Ash's had finally transported.
She later appears in Cruisin' for a Losin'. While she is waiting in the backstage, May has a short argument with Ash, saying that she cares a lot for Bulbasaur. May's anger made her confused. When it was May's turn. She was called in to battle Lairon. However, she gets scared since she is not used to being in a stage fight. She reluctantly battles Lairon but gets knocked out, causing her trainer to lose the match.
In the The Right Place and The Right Mime! She finally reunites with Ash's Bulbasaur as both Ash and May releases their Pokémon to meet all of Ash's Pokémon living at Professor Oak's lab. Both Bulbasaurs teaming up with the other Pokémon to fight off Team Rocket. After Team Rocket is blasted off, May allows her Bulbasaur to stay at Professor Oak's lab to learn more from Ash's Bulbasaur.
Diamond and Pearl series[]
Bulbasaur acknowledged Ash's Bulbasaur as the two are good friends. May makes a comeback in Sinnoh saga revealing her new Pokémon and discovers that Bulbasaur evolved twice during her trainer's journey in Johto. Venusaur was now seen fighting a Trainer's Marill during the Wallace Cup.
Known moves[]
Move | Type | First Used |
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Vine Whip | Grass | RS073: Grass Hysteria! |
Tackle | Normal | RS073: Grass Hysteria! |
Razor Leaf | Grass | RS073: Grass Hysteria! |
Petal Dance | Grass | RS103: Where's Armaldo? |
Improvised moves[]
Trivia[]
- Bulbasaur is the first Kanto starter Pokémon that May caught.
- Unlike other Bulbasaur, May's Bulbasaur has a heart-shaped pattern on her forehead.
- Venusaur's capture as a Bulbasaur marked the first time where one of Ash's friends caught a Pokémon that he had previously owned.
- Venusaur is the only Pokémon May owns that didn't appear in Pokémon: Battle Frontier.
- Venusaur is one of May's officially trained Pokémon not to appear in the Journeys anime series.
Gallery[]
References[]
- ^ DP077: Staging a Heroes' Welcome!, Venusaur has a seed on top of her flower
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