Jigglypuff

Jigglypuff (Japanese: プリン, Purin) is a Normal/Fairy-type Pokémon. Jigglypuff is among the most recognizable Pokémon, due to its singing and pink, fat, squirrel-like appearance being considered very cute. Jigglypuff is voiced by Rachael Lillis and Michele Knotz in the English version of the anime show, and by Mika Kanai in Japanese counterparts and Super Smash Bros. Series.

Biology

Physiology

Jigglypuff is a balloon Pokémon. Its body is globular, pink, fluffy, cuddly, and accented with stubby appendages, a tiny tuft of a single curl of hair, and enormous blue eyes, featuring green eyes for its alternate color version. Its skin is rubbery and stretchy. Jigglypuff can inflate its body like a balloon, or flatten its body, much like fellow Nintendo character Kirby. An exact limit to the size it can grow to in this manner is unknown. Jigglypuff evolves from Igglybuff with a high level of friendship, and to Wigglytuff when exposed to a Moon Stone. In super Smash Bros. Brawl, its Final Smash allows it to grow constantly, knocking other players off the screen. After some time, Jigglypuff shrinks to her normal size. In the anime, Jigglypuff sang a lullaby to make people and Pokémon go to sleep.

Evolution

Jigglypuff is the evolved form of Igglybuff. It also evolves into Wigglytuff by use of a Moon Stone.

Game info

Game locations

Locations
Version(s)	Area(s)	Rarity
Red and Blue	Route 3	Uncommon
Yellow	Route 5-8	Uncommon
Gold and Silver	Route 3, 4, 46	Rare
Crystal	Route 5-8, 34, 35	Rare
Ruby and Sapphire	Route 115	Rare
FireRed and LeafGreen	Route 3	Rare
Emerald	Route 115	Rare
Diamond and Pearl	Trophy Garden	Rare
Platinum	Trophy Garden	Rare
HeartGold and SoulSilver	Route 3, 4, Safari Zone	Uncommon
Black and White	Route 14	Rare
X and Y	Route 20, Pokémon Village	Common

Side Game Locations

Locations
Game(s)	Area(s)
Pokémon Channel	Mt. Snowfall
Pokémon Pinball Ruby & Sapphire	Plains
Pokémon Trozei!	Endless Level 61, 78, Forever Level 11, Mr. Who's Den
Red Rescue Team & Blue Rescue Team	Wish Cave (1-4F), Joyous Tower (1-3F)
Explorers of Time & Explorers of Darkness	Marine Resort (1-19BF)
Pokémon Ranger	Fall City
Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia	Crysta Cave
Pokémon Rumble	Silent Forest

Pokédex entries

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Learnset

Generation I

Appearances

Anime

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Jigglypuff.

In the Pokémon anime series, Jigglypuff is a recurring character who aspires to be a great singer after the inspiration of Ash Ketchum and company. Unfortunately, every potential audience falls asleep before the song finishes. Jigglypuff does not usually choose an appropriate time to sing and has been a hazard many times, especially on moving vehicles. Because of this, Ash Ketchum and his companions often find themselves running away from Jigglypuff, who obviously isn't pleased with the fact that everyone falls asleep whenever it sings. It keeps with it a black marker, its "microphone," and uses it to scribble on anyone who dares to fall asleep while it's performing (after it inflates itself in anger with a distinctive "honk" sound). Only on two occasions has Jigglypuff believed that anyone had heard its song to the end: in the first, Jigglypuff realizes that Misty's Psyduck was sleeping with its eyes open, and in the second, a Whismur (a Pokémon with "soundproof" ability and therefore immune to sound-based Pokémon moves) had heard the song the first time, but on the second time it was tired so it fell asleep anyway. There was once when Jigglypuff sang to two gigantic Pokémon battling each other, but these two Pokémon did not fall asleep, and instead Jigglypuff was knocked away by the energy of their battle. Another Jigglypuff (In the episode Rough, Tough, Jigglypuff) had a Loudred (Whismur's evolved form and therefore also bearing the "soundproof" ability) listen to its song, but it didn't care as this Jigglypuff was using Sing for an attack. There is also a jumbo Jigglypuff that appeared in IL072: The Ancient Puzzle of Pokemopolis it called Bigglybuff or Jigglyjiant. It put the giant Gengar and the giant Alakazam to sleep but it was angry and painted on their faces with the paint brush in the bell it came out of. It has markings on it and it is very big.

Trivia

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Solid Snake says "Jigglypuff? Is that some kind of marshmallow?".
Jigglypuff's appearance resembles Kirby, another Nintendo character, and Stella, the pink bird from Angry birds by Rovio Entertainment (who is not a Nintendo Character). Only Jigglypuff and Kirby, appear in all 3 Super Smash Bros. games.
There is a running gag in the Pokémon anime, in which Ash and his friends get sleepy whenever a Jigglypuff comes in to sing. But usually the wild Jigglypuff writes ink on them because she thinks that when they're asleep they hate her.
Jigglypuff has been in every Super Smash Bros. game as a secret unlockable character. This is shared by fellow Smash combatant, Luigi.
Jigglypuff and Pidgey both have the same cry, but Jigglypuff's cry is higher and Pidgey's cry is lower (in tone).
Jigglypuff's voice is calibrated to the brainwaves of a person who is asleep, thus why any person or Pokémon who hears it singing instantly falls asleep.
Jigglypuff seems to like people hearing its song but the people keep falling into sleep. In result, Jigglypuff draws on their faces for revenge.
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Jigglypuff's Rest attack can be an offense move. But in the Pokemon games and in the anime, it only makes the Pokemon regain it's health.
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Jigglypuff's Final Smash is called: Puff Up. It's when Jigglypuff gets bigger and bigger like an inflating balloon. However that move never existed in the Pokemon World.
This also occurs with Triple Finish, even though technically it is Hydro Pump, Fire Blast, and Solarbeam combined.
From Generation VI, Jigglypuff is also a Fairy-type Pokémon.
Jigglypuff is one of the few Pokémon to have the type Fairy as it's second type.

Origins

Jigglypuff appears to be based on a balloon.

The name Jigglypuff is a portmanteau of the words jiggly, referring to its motion, and puff, referring to its buoyancy. Its Japanese name, Purin, probably derives from Purin (プリン, Purin?), the Japanese word for custard pudding. It may also come from a combination of many Japanese words; fukureru (膨れる, fukureru?), meaning to swell or expand; fukafukashita (ふかふかした, fukafukashita?), meaning soft or fluffy; fūsen (風船, fūsen?), meaning balloon; and mari (鞠, mari?), meaning ball. Essentially, it could be taken to mean "a soft and fluffy ball," "a swelling balloon," or a combination of the two.

In other languages

German - Pummeluff
French - Rondoudou
Mandarin - 胖丁 (pang ding)

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