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|image = Weavile Manga.png |
|image = Weavile Manga.png |
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|gender = Male |
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|location = With [[Silver (Adventures)|Silver]] |
|location = With [[Silver (Adventures)|Silver]] |
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|trainer = Silver |
|trainer = Silver |
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|episodesuntilevolved = 353 rounds as a [[Sneasel]]}} |
|episodesuntilevolved = 353 rounds as a [[Sneasel]]}} |
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| − | '''Silver's Weavile''' is [[Silver (Adventures)|Silver's]] first Pokemon obtained in the manga, and is also a major part of his |
+ | '''Silver's Weavile''' is [[Silver (Adventures)|Silver's]] first Pokemon obtained in the manga, and is also a major part of his team in the games. |
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+ | ==Manga== |
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Sneasel was Silver's first Pokémon, that he has had with him since childhood, prior to his kidnapping from the Masked Man at age two. |
Sneasel was Silver's first Pokémon, that he has had with him since childhood, prior to his kidnapping from the Masked Man at age two. |
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+ | It made its [[Pokémon Adventures]] debut in the end of the first chapter, clinging onto the ceiling with Silver unseen, waiting to strike. He helps Silver to kidnap a Totodile, and fought off Gold's Aipom with Icy Wind. Throughout the series, he was has main battling Pokemon, alongside Totodile/Croconaw/Feraligatr. |
He used it to battle the Masked Man, but his Pokemon were too elusive for Sneasel nor Exbo to hit them. He eventually is able to hit them with Icy Wind, but was crushed by their devastating attacks. Sneasel fought against Chuck's Hitmontop, but despite the 4X disadvantage, he held his own. Sneasel also fought against the Masked Man's Pokemon with Beat Up in a rematch, but the real battle lied in the hands of the 3 [[Red (Adventures)|original]] [[Blue (Adventures)|Pokedex]][[Green (Adventures)|holders]], alongside the [[Articuno|3]] [[Zapdos|legendary]] [[Moltres|birds]]. |
He used it to battle the Masked Man, but his Pokemon were too elusive for Sneasel nor Exbo to hit them. He eventually is able to hit them with Icy Wind, but was crushed by their devastating attacks. Sneasel fought against Chuck's Hitmontop, but despite the 4X disadvantage, he held his own. Sneasel also fought against the Masked Man's Pokemon with Beat Up in a rematch, but the real battle lied in the hands of the 3 [[Red (Adventures)|original]] [[Blue (Adventures)|Pokedex]][[Green (Adventures)|holders]], alongside the [[Articuno|3]] [[Zapdos|legendary]] [[Moltres|birds]]. |
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It is at a whopping level 84, making it tied with [[Gold (Adventures)|Gold's]] Typlosion (Exbo) for the strongest Pokemon in the Gold/Silver/Crysatal arc (as none of [[Crystal (Adventures)|Crystal's]] Pokemon have surpassed level 80). However, their levels are dwarved compared to Red'd pokemon, of which Saur and Pika surpass level 90, and the others are in the high 80's. |
It is at a whopping level 84, making it tied with [[Gold (Adventures)|Gold's]] Typlosion (Exbo) for the strongest Pokemon in the Gold/Silver/Crysatal arc (as none of [[Crystal (Adventures)|Crystal's]] Pokemon have surpassed level 80). However, their levels are dwarved compared to Red'd pokemon, of which Saur and Pika surpass level 90, and the others are in the high 80's. |
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+ | {{MoveBoxMid|Icy Wind|type=ice|GS003: Sneasel Sneak Attack|othername=Sneasel Sneak Attack|recent = yes}} |
| − | {{MoveBoxMid|Protect|Pokémon Adventures: Volume 8|type = normal|othername = Sneasel Sneak Attack}}{{MoveBoxMid|Faint Attack|Pokémon Adventures: Volume 8|type = dark|othername = Elekid Incoperated|recent = }}{{MoveBoxMid|Ice Punch|Pokémon Adventures: Volume 8|type = ice|othername = Teddiursa's Picnic|recent = }}{{MoveBoxMid|Blizzard|Pokémon Adventures: Volume 9|type = ice|othername = Tyranitar war|recent = }}{{MoveBoxMid|Quick Attack|Pokémon Adventures: Volume 9|type = normal|othername = Delibird Delivery -2|recent = }}{{MoveBoxMid|Rock Smash|Pokémon Adventures: Volume 9|type = fighting|othername = Delibird Delivery -2|recent = }}{{MoveBoxMid |
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| + | {{MoveBoxMid|Protect|type=normal|GS003: Sneasel Sneak Attack|othername=Sneasel Sneak Attack}} |
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| + | {{MoveBoxMid|Faint Attack|type=dark|GS004: Elekid Incorporated|othername=Elekid Incoperated}} |
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| + | {{MoveBoxMid|Ice Punch|type=ice|GS011: Teddiursa's Picnic|othername=Teddiursa's Picnic}} |
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| + | {{MoveBoxMid|Blizzard|type=ice|GS021: Tyranitar War|othername = Tyranitar War}} |
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| + | {{MoveBoxMid|Quick Attack|type=normal|GS024: Delibird Delivery - 2|othername=Delibird Delivery -2}} |
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| + | {{MoveBoxMid|Rock Smash|type=fighting|GS024: Delibird Delivery - 2|othername=Delibird Delivery -2}} |
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+ | ==Games== |
Unlike in the Manga, Silver's Sneasel is the fifth Pokemon he obtains. |
Unlike in the Manga, Silver's Sneasel is the fifth Pokemon he obtains. |
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===[[Pokémon Gold and Silver Version|Gold & Silver]]/[[Pokémon Crystal|Crystal]]=== |
===[[Pokémon Gold and Silver Version|Gold & Silver]]/[[Pokémon Crystal|Crystal]]=== |
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|M4P1 = [[Shadow Claw]]|ItmP1 = None}} |
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+ | ==Trivia== |
| − | Despite being fully accessible in Generation II, Sneasel's signature Icy Wind is absent until the [[ |
+ | Despite being fully accessible in Generation II, Sneasel's signature Icy Wind is absent until the [[Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Version|Generation IV]]. |
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Revision as of 13:40, 18 January 2015
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Silver's Weavile is Silver's first Pokemon obtained in the manga, and is also a major part of his team in the games.
Manga
Sneasel was Silver's first Pokémon, that he has had with him since childhood, prior to his kidnapping from the Masked Man at age two.
It made its Pokémon Adventures debut in the end of the first chapter, clinging onto the ceiling with Silver unseen, waiting to strike. He helps Silver to kidnap a Totodile, and fought off Gold's Aipom with Icy Wind. Throughout the series, he was has main battling Pokemon, alongside Totodile/Croconaw/Feraligatr.
He used it to battle the Masked Man, but his Pokemon were too elusive for Sneasel nor Exbo to hit them. He eventually is able to hit them with Icy Wind, but was crushed by their devastating attacks. Sneasel fought against Chuck's Hitmontop, but despite the 4X disadvantage, he held his own. Sneasel also fought against the Masked Man's Pokemon with Beat Up in a rematch, but the real battle lied in the hands of the 3 original Pokedexholders, alongside the 3 legendary birds.
It was also shown to have a good memory of Silver's past, and was used to coerce Silver into remembering it, through assistance from Yellow.
In the HeartGold/SoulSilver chapter, Silver was ambused by a mass off Koffing belonging to Team Rocket, but Sneasel evolved into a Weavile with a Razor Claw, and then defeated all of them with a single Icy Wind. Before evolving, Sneasel stole a plate from one of them, which he took and interest to. He was also used in the next chapter to fight the same mob of Koffig, who were to trying to poison him. He took them all out with another Icy Wind, and sealed the vents that were leaking the poisonous gas with the same move, as well as stealing 2 more of Petrel's plates. Weavile then was sent out to receive all 17 plates, and succeeds. He was also used against Arceus and the creation trio, and did damage to the 3 Dragon types with Icy Wind. He focuses an Assurance on Girintina, but is overwhelmed by the powerful legendaries.
It is at a whopping level 84, making it tied with Gold's Typlosion (Exbo) for the strongest Pokemon in the Gold/Silver/Crysatal arc (as none of Crystal's Pokemon have surpassed level 80). However, their levels are dwarved compared to Red'd pokemon, of which Saur and Pika surpass level 90, and the others are in the high 80's.
Known moves
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Games
Unlike in the Manga, Silver's Sneasel is the fifth Pokemon he obtains.
The first time it is used, it is his most powerful, high leveled Pokemon, but in future battles it is his lowest leveled. On top of this, Sneasel had the ability to evolve in the Generation 4 remakes, but did not, which made him increasingly easy to defeat in future battles.
Gold & Silver/Crystal
HeartGold & SoulSilver
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Trivia
Despite being fully accessible in Generation II, Sneasel's signature Icy Wind is absent until the Generation IV.