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Klink

Generation

Generation V

Pokédex

Index

Kalos

105/130

N/A

Evolves

From

None

Into

Klang

Footprint

Cry

Klink (Japanese: ギアル Giaru) is a Steel-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V.

Biology

Physiology

Klink is a small two-headed metallic Pokémon that resembles a set of gears. It slightly resembles Magnemite and Magneton, except it appears to consist of two spinning gears. Both gears are identical, and have an X for the right eye. Each gear's other eye is open and round with a black pupil, and it has a greenish dome-shaped center that appears to be its nose, and a round open mouth.

Evolution

Klink evolves into Klang at level 38, then into Klinklang at level 49.

Game Info

Game Locations

Locations
Version(s)	Area(s)	Rarity
Black and White	Chargestone Cave, P2 Laboratory	Uncommon
X and Y	Trade	None

Pokédex Entries

Template:GenVPokédex

Learnset

LevelingGeneration IX
Level	Move	Power	Accuracy	PP	Type	Cat.	Contest Cat.	Appeal	Jam
1	ViceGrip	55	100%	30	Normal	Physical
6	Charge	–	–%	20	Electric	Status
11	Thundershock	40	100%	30	Electric	Special
16	Gear Grind	50	85%	15	Steel	Physical
21	Bind	15	85%	20	Normal	Physical
26	Charge Beam	50	90%	10	Electric	Special
31	Autotomize	–	–%	15	Steel	Status
36	Mirror Shot	65	85%	10	Steel	Special
39	Screech	–	85%	40	Normal	Status
42	Discharge	80	100%	15	Electric	Special
45	Metal Sound	–	85%	40	Steel	Status
48	Shift Gear	–	–%	10	Steel	Status
51	Lock-On	–	–%	5	Normal	Status
54	Zap Cannon	120	50%	5	Electric	Special
57	Hyper Beam	150	90%	5	Normal	Special
Bold indicates this Pokémon receives STAB from this move. Italic indicates an evolved or alternate form of this Pokémon receives STAB from this move.

Sprites

Template:GenVPokéSprites

Appearances

Anime

Trivia

Klink is currently the only Pokémon aside from one which has modified its natural ability to be able to power up a Plusle or Minun in battle, having the ability to have either Plus or Minus, previously exclusive to the two.
This Pokémon was revealed along with six other Pokémon in July's issue of CoroCoro on June 11, 2010, making one of the first regular Pokémon announced for the 5th Generation.
Klink and its family are currently the only pure Steel-type Pokémon related by evolution.
Along with Dratini, Larvitar, Remoraid, and Trapinch, Klink is one of the few basic-stage Pokémon able to learn Hyper Beam.
Klink seems to be the only Pokémon N uses in more than one battle. He uses Klink once and Klinklang in the final battle against him. All of his other Pokémon, he used once and released.
Klink for some reason is the currently the only pure Steel-type Pokémon that can learn Electric-type attacks.
For some reason, Prof. Juniper's father praises the player for finding a Klink in the Chargestone Cave even though Klink are quite common and some trainers, including N, use a Klink in the cave.
Klink represents June on the Unova Horoscope.

Origin

Klink is based on a set of gears.

Etymology

Klink's name is based on the word "clink", a metallic sound. It might also include the word "link" as the gears are powerfully linked together, generating the energy they need to live.

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-|name      = '''Klink'''
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-|image     = 599Klink.png
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-|evofrom   = None
-|evointo   = [[Klang]]
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+|species=Gear Pokémon
-|pronun    = <math>CLINK</math>
+|type=Steel
-|hp        = 50
+|metheight=0.3 m
-|atk       = 45
+|imheight=1'00"
-|def       = 70
+|metweight=21.0 kg
-|satk      = 45
+|imweight=46.3 lbs.
-|sdef      = 60
+|ability=[[Plus]]<br />[[Minus]]
-|spd       = 30
+|dw=Clear Body
-|total      = 300
+|body=11
-|species   = Gear Pokémon
+|egg1=Mineral
-|type      = {{Type|Steel}}
+|color=Gray
-|height    = 0.3 m
+|evo=[[File:599.png]][[File:600.png|link=Klang]][[File:601.png|link=Klinklang]]}}
-|weight    = 2.1 kg
+'''Klink''' (Japanese: '''ギアル''' ''Giaru'') is a {{Type|Steel}}-[[Types|type]] [[Pokémon (creature)|Pokémon]] introduced in [[Generation V]].
-|ability   = [[Minus]]<br>[[Plus]]
-|color     = <span style="color:grey;">'''Gray'''</span>
-|gender    = <span class="genderless">Genderless</span>
-}}
-'''Klink''' (Japanese: '''ギアル''' ''Gear'') is a {{Type|Steel}}-[[Types|type]] [[Generation V]] [[Pokémon (species)|Pokémon]], classified as the Gear Pokémon. Its [[ability]] is either [[Plus]] or [[Minus]].
-==Appearance==
+==Biology==
+===Physiology===
-They look a bit similar to Magnemite and Magneton.
+Klink is a small two-headed metallic Pokémon that resembles a set of gears. It slightly resembles [[Magnemite]] and [[Magneton]], except it appears to consist of two spinning gears. Both gears are identical, and have an X for the right eye. Each gear's other eye is open and round with a black pupil, and it has a greenish dome-shaped center that appears to be its nose, and a round open mouth.
 ==Evolution==
 '''Klink''' [[Evolution|evolves]] into [[Klang]] at level 38, then into [[Klinklang]] at level 49.
-{{Family|[[File:599.png]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[File:600.png|link=Klang]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[File:601.png|link=Klinklang]]}}
 ==Game Info==
 ===Game Locations===
 {{Game Locations
+|type={{Steel}}
-|pokemon=Klink
-|backcolor={{Steel}}
 |blackwhite=[[Chargestone Cave]], [[P2 Laboratory]]
 |bwrarity=Uncommon
+|xy=Trade
+|xyrarity=None
 }}
 ===Pokédex Entries===
 {{GenVPokédex
+|type={{Steel}}
-|name=Klink
-|backcolor={{Steel}}
 |black=The two minigears that mesh together are predetermined. Each will rebound from other minigears without meshing.
 |white=Interlocking two bodies and spinning around generates the energy they need to live.
+|black 2=Two bodies comprise a fixed pair. They spin around each other to generate electricity.
-}}
+|white 2=Two bodies comprise a fixed pair. They spin around each other to generate electricity.
+|x=Interlocking two bodies and spinning around generates the energy they need to live.
+|y=The two minigears that mesh together are predetermined. Each will rebound from other minigears without meshing.}}
 ===Learnset===
-{{Movessettop
+{{Movessettop|type=Steel}}
+{{Movessetmid|1|[[ViceGrip]]|55|100|30|Normal|Physical}}
-|backcolor={{Steel}}
+{{Movessetmid|6|[[Charge]]|–|–|20|Electric|Status}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
+{{Movessetmid|11|[[Thundershock]]|40|100|30|Electric|Special}}
-|1|[[ViceGrip]]|55|100|30|{{type|Normal}}|{{Damage Category|Physical}}
+{{Movessetmid|16|'''[[Gear Grind]]'''|50|85|15|Steel|Physical}}
+{{Movessetmid|21|[[Bind]]|15|85|20|Normal|Physical}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
+{{Movessetmid|26|[[Charge Beam]]|50|90|10|Electric|Special}}
-|6|[[Charge]]|-|-|20|{{type|Electric}}|{{Damage Category|Status}}
+{{Movessetmid|31|[[Autotomize]]|–|–|15|Steel|Status}}
+{{Movessetmid|36|'''[[Mirror Shot]]'''|65|85|10|Steel|Special}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
+{{Movessetmid|39|[[Screech]]|–|85|40|Normal|Status}}
-|11|[[Thundershock]]|40|100|30|{{type|Electric}}|{{Damage Category|Special}}
+{{Movessetmid|42|[[Discharge]]|80|100|15|Electric|Special}}
+{{Movessetmid|45|[[Metal Sound]]|–|85|40|Steel|Status}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
+{{Movessetmid|48|[[Shift Gear]]|–|–|10|Steel|Status}}
+{{Movessetmid|51|[[Lock-On]]|–|–|5|Normal|Status}}
-|16|'''[[Gear Grind]]'''|50|85|15|{{type|Steel}}|{{Damage Category|Physical}}
+{{Movessetmid|54|[[Zap Cannon]]|120|50|5|Electric|Special}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
+{{Movessetmid|57|[[Hyper Beam]]|150|90|5|Normal|Special}}
+{{Movessetend|type=Steel}}
-|21|[[Bind]]|15|85|20|{{type|Normal}}|{{Damage Category|Physical}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|26|[[Charge Beam]]|50|90|10|{{type|Electric}}|{{Damage Category|Special}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|31|[[Autotomize]]|-|-|15|{{type|Steel}}|{{Damage Category|Status}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|36|'''[[Mirror Shot]]'''|65|85|10|{{type|Steel}}|{{Damage Category|Special}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|39|[[Screech]]|-|85|40|{{type|Normal}}|{{Damage Category|Status}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|42|[[Discharge]]|80|100|15|{{type|Electric}}|{{Damage Category|Special}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|45|[[Metal Sound]]|-|85|40|{{type|Steel}}|{{Damage Category|Status}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|48|[[Shift Gear]]|-|-|10|{{type|Steel}}|{{Damage Category|Status}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|51|[[Lock-On]]|-|-|5|{{type|Normal}}|{{Damage Category|Status}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|54|[[Zap Cannon]]|120|50|5|{{type|Electric}}|{{Damage Category|Special}}
-}}
-{{Movessetmid
-|57|[[Hyper Beam]]|150|90|5|{{type|Normal}}|{{Damage Category|Special}}
-}}
-{{Movessetend
-|backcolor={{Steel}}
-}}
 ===Sprites===
 {{GenVPokéSprites
-|bgcolor={{Steel}}
+|type={{Steel}}
-|name = Klink
+|bwspr = Klink BW.gif
+|bwsprs = Shiny Klink BW.gif
+|b2w2spr =
+|b2w2sprs =
+|Vback =Klink_BW_Back.gif
+|Vbacks =Shiny Klink BW Back.gif
+|xyspr=Klink XY.gif
+|xysprs=KlinkShinyXY.gif
+|VIback=KlinkBackXY.gif
+|VIbacks=KlinkBackShinyXY.gif
 }}
+==Appearances==
+===Anime===
+*[[Mannes' Klink]]
+*[[Colress' Klink]]
 ==Trivia==
-* Klink is currently the only Pokémon aside from one which has modified its natural ability to be able to power up a Plusle or Minun in battle, having the ability to have either Plus or Minus, previously exclusive to the two.
+*Klink is currently the only Pokémon aside from one which has modified its natural ability to be able to power up a [[Plusle]] or [[Minun]] in battle, having the ability to have either Plus or Minus, previously exclusive to the two.
-* This Pokémon was revealed along with six other Pokémon in July's issue of CoroCoro on June 11, 2010, making one of the first regular Pokémon announced for the 5th Generation.
+*This Pokémon was revealed along with six other Pokémon in July's issue of CoroCoro on June 11, 2010, making one of the first regular Pokémon announced for the 5th Generation.
-* Klink and its family are currently the only pure {{Type|Steel}}-type Pokémon related by evolution.
+*Klink and its family are currently the only pure {{Type|Steel}}-type Pokémon related by evolution.
-* Along with [[Dratini]], [[Larvitar]], [[Remoraid]], and [[Trapinch]], Klink is one of the few basic-stage Pokémon to learn Hyper Beam.
+*Along with [[Dratini]], [[Larvitar]], [[Remoraid]], and [[Trapinch]], Klink is one of the few basic-stage Pokémon able to learn [[Hyper Beam]].
-* Klink seems to be the only Pokémon [[N]] uses in more than one battle. He uses Klink once and [[Klinklang]] in the final battle against him. All of his other Pokémon, he used once and released.
+*Klink seems to be the only Pokémon [[N]] uses in more than one battle. He uses Klink once and [[Klinklang]] in the final battle against him. All of his other Pokémon, he used once and released.
-*Klink and its evolutions share many characteristics with the [[Magnemite]] family.
 *Klink for some reason is the currently the only pure {{Type|Steel}}-type Pokémon that can learn {{Type|Electric}}-type attacks.
 *For some reason, Prof. Juniper's father praises the player for finding a Klink in the Chargestone Cave even though Klink are quite common and some trainers, including N, use a Klink in the cave.
+*Klink represents June on the Unova Horoscope.
+===Origin===
+Klink is based on a set of gears.
+===Etymology===
+Klink's name is based on the word "clink", a metallic sound. It might also include the word "link" as the gears are powerfully linked together, generating the energy they need to live.
+==Gallery==
 {{References|klink|599}}
-{{PokémonPrevNext|prev=Ferrothorn|next=Klang}}
+{{GenVnav}}{{Family|[[File:599.png]][[File:600.png|link=Klang]][[File:601.png|link=Klinklang]]}}{{PokémonPrevNext|prev=Ferrothorn|next=Klang}}
 [[ko:기어르 (포켓몬)]]
-[[Category:Steel Pokémon]]
-[[Category:Mineral group Pokémon]]
 [[Category:Small Pokémon]]
-[[Category:Gray Pokémon]]
+[[Category:Pokémon that are part of a three-stage evolutionary line]]
-[[Category:Pokémon Black and White]]
+[[Category:Light Pokémon]]

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