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Despite that, Pikachu appears to enjoy the starring role in the aptly titled [[Pikachu and Squirtle]]. | Despite that, Pikachu appears to enjoy the starring role in the aptly titled [[Pikachu and Squirtle]]. | ||
| - | Pikachu is also [[Red]]'s highest leveled Pokémon, and was officially the highest leveled Pokémon known to man <s>until | + | Pikachu is also [[Red]]'s highest leveled Pokémon, and was officially the highest leveled Pokémon known to man <s>until fuckin' [[Pearl]] showed up with his shitty [[Pokémon Platinum]] Team</s>. Red, thanks to Heart Gold and Soul Silver, is once again the Pokémon Master, with his Pikachu now exceeding the levels of even Pearl's Platinum team. |
Pikachu was also the one who has replaced Clefairy about the idea of being a mascot. This has caused rage among Clefairy lovers who knew about this. | Pikachu was also the one who has replaced Clefairy about the idea of being a mascot. This has caused rage among Clefairy lovers who knew about this. | ||
[[Category:Pokémon]] | [[Category:Pokémon]] | ||
Revision as of 00:19, 21 May 2010
Pikachu is the most well-known Pokémon, probably because he was spammed all over the crappy anime and even got his own game. Pikachu is really nothing more than a yellow mouse. Hell, Luxray easily owns the bitch. Just, watch where you're going when Pikachu starts holding a Light Ball!
Despite that, Pikachu appears to enjoy the starring role in the aptly titled Pikachu and Squirtle.
Pikachu is also Red's highest leveled Pokémon, and was officially the highest leveled Pokémon known to man until fuckin' Pearl showed up with his shitty Pokémon Platinum Team. Red, thanks to Heart Gold and Soul Silver, is once again the Pokémon Master, with his Pikachu now exceeding the levels of even Pearl's Platinum team.
Pikachu was also the one who has replaced Clefairy about the idea of being a mascot. This has caused rage among Clefairy lovers who knew about this.
