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#025 皮卡丘 |
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皮卡丘（港譯︰比卡超，日文︰ピカチュウ，英文︰Pikachu）電屬性寶可夢。是關東地區非常罕見的電屬性寶可夢。它從皮丘餵食了 25 顆糖果後進化而來，並且可以在餵食 50 顆糖果時演變成雷丘。皮卡丘也是入門寶可夢。
遊戲中的描述[ | ]
| 皮卡丘 - 鼠寶可夢 |
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特徵[ | ]
鼠科神奇寶貝，標準身高0.4m、體重6.0 kg。肌膚為黃色，背部有褐色條紋，耳朵尖端為黑色。臉頰上具備著看似紅色斑點被稱為「電氣袋」的蓄電器官。
代表技能有電擊、十萬伏特、電光一閃、鐵尾、打雷、伏特攻擊、電球。
可以習得的招式[ | ]
一般招式
Present
特殊招式
Surf
(Possible when Pikachu was caught on the first Community Day.)
Wild Charge
Evolution family[ | ]
皮卡丘 is the part of a three-member family. Select first member of Pokémon Family!
圖片[ | ]
Pikachu Pokédex entry
Pikachu seen in the game trailer
Pikachu in early concept of encounter screen
Sprites of Pikachu with event hats[ | ]
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其他資訊[ | ]
- 皮卡丘 was released with the game launch on July 6th, 2016.
- In the wild, maximum capture CP of 皮卡丘 is 12, however it can reach 13, if encountered Pokémon is boosted by current weather.
- From July 6th, 2016 to December 12th, 2016, 皮卡丘 used to be a possible hatchling from 2-km Eggs.
- Shiny form of 皮卡丘 was released during the Pokémon GO Park event on August 9th, 2017.
- Pikachu is one of the four Starter Pokémon, the others being Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle.
- Unlike other three Starter Pokémon, Pikachu isn't the first stage form of its evolution line.
- Pikachu seems to be common Pokémon during some events, however aside from them it is very-rare Pokémon.
- From December 12th, 2016 to January 3rd, 2017, a Pikachu wearing a festive Santa hat was available to be captured in the wild during the Holiday event.
- Pikachu with the same festive Santa hat was available again to catch on 2nd Holiday event, from December 21st, 2017 to January 4th, 2018, but this time with possibility of catching the shiny variant as well.
- From February 26th, 2017 to March 6th, 2017, a Pikachu wearing a party hat was available to be captured in the wild to celebrate Pokémon Day.
- Pikachu with the same party hat was available again to catch on 2nd Pokémon Day event, from February 26th to 28th, 2018, but this time with possibility of catching the shiny variant as well.
- From July 6th, 2017 to July 27th, 2017, a Pikachu wearing a Pokemon League hat resembling the one that Ash Ketchum wore in the animated series was available to be captured in the wild to celebrate the 1st Anniversary.
- From October 20th, to November 2nd, 2017, a Pikachu wearing a witch hat was available to be captured in the wild during the 2nd Halloween event.
- From December 12th, 2016 to January 3rd, 2017, a Pikachu wearing a festive Santa hat was available to be captured in the wild during the Holiday event.
- Pikachu is the most favoured and iconic Pokémon in game and there are few easter eggs related with this Pokémon.
- Its silhouette is in Pokémon Collection button
in Main Menu . - Its image is on PokéCoin icon .
- It has a lineup of various costumes for certain events in game.
- Along with extra-small Rattata, extra-large Magikarp and extremely-rare in general Unown, for catching Pikachu there is special medal that Trainer can achieve.
- Pikachu can be caught as a Starter Pokémon, if the player walk away from three already spawned Starter Pokémon to make them disappear and re-spawn again next to the trainer at his current location. Players have to repeat this action few times until Pikachu show up along with the previous three Starter Pokémon.
- Unlike the other Pokémon in the game, if Pikachu is tapped while looking at its summary page, it says its name just as it does in the anime series.
- Its silhouette is in Pokémon Collection button
- During the Pokémon GO Park event in Yokohama, 皮卡丘 was a Template:Data/Raid Boss Tier/Yokohamath tier level Raid Boss, its CP was Template:Data/Raid Boss CP/Yokohama. 皮卡丘's maximum capture CP in Bonus Challenge was 8. [1]
- On January 20th, 2018, Pikachu was the Pokémon available to catch with an exclusive move - Surf, during the first Community Day.
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References[ | ]
- ↑ Golem raid in Yokohama. /r/TheSilphRoad. Retrieved on 2017-10-11.