What happened to Ash's Squirtle and Bulbasaur?

Squirtle was separated from Ash in Island of the Giant Pokémon-along with Pikachu, Bulbasaur, and Charmander-after a group of Gyarados sent them flying with Dragon Rage. During the separation, Squirtle remained relatively good-spirited, though was shown to be worried when Bulbasaur suggested they were abandoned.

What happened to Ash's Bulbasaur?

It was revealed to be Team Rocket, who accidentally dropped Ash's Bulbasaur while escaping. The two Bulbasaur teamed up to stop Team Rocket, with Ash's Bulbasaur teaching May's along the way.

Why did Ash's Squirtle and Bulbasaur not evolve?

In universe, it's simply because Bulbasaur doesn't want to. As many have said, no one can, and it is especially not in Ash's character to do so, to force their Pokemon to evolve. Outside of the anime universe, we all know it's because the anime is mainly used for advertisement.

How many Pokémon did Ash abandon?

Throughout his journey, Ash has caught and traveled with a variety of Pokemon that he's encountered in various regions. However, many of them he had to leave behind in some capacity. There are over 50 different Pokemon that Ash has travelled with in the Pokemon anime that are currently no longer with him.

What were Ash's original 6 Pokémon?

Ash's first roster of Pokémon consisted of Pikachu, Butterfree, Pidgeotto, Bulbasaur, Charizard, and Squirtle.

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Is Ash's Charizard still alive?

Despite traveling alongside Ash for the first 16 seasons of the anime, Charizard is left at Professor Oaks lab to make room for new companions. Charizard makes a handful of appearances in later seasons, but never returns as one of the primary Pokemon Ash uses when traveling new regions.

Why did Pidgeot leave Ash?

After Ash defeats a Fearow in battle, he leaves his Pidgeot behind to protect the Pidgey and Pidgeotto flocks. However, the Trainer infamously tells his 'mon “we'll be back as soon as we get Professor Oak's Pokeball.

Did Ash let go Squirtle?

Squirtle was separated from Ash in Island of the Giant Pokémon-along with Pikachu, Bulbasaur, and Charmander-after a group of Gyarados sent them flying with Dragon Rage. During the separation, Squirtle remained relatively good-spirited, though was shown to be worried when Bulbasaur suggested they were abandoned.

Is Pokémon getting rid of Ash?

Pokémon will end Ash's story with 11 episodes that will air in Japan beginning on January 13, 2023. And these episodes will mark the end of Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series. According to a release, they will also “provide a glimpse of what the future may hold for the world's strongest Trainer.

Who was Ash's strongest Pokémon?

Is Ash being retired Pokémon?

After becoming Pokémon Master, Ash Ketchum and Pikachu retire to make way for the new generations. Take a look at the new Pokémon Scarlet and Violet anime.

Did Ash ever see Butterfree again?

Ash reunites with Butterfree in the final episodes with Ash Ketchum!

Why did Ash abandon Charizard?

It was there that he renewed his vow to become a Pokémon Master and decided to leave most of his Pokémon — including Charizard — with Professor Oak. With the long relationship Ash and Charizard have had, this may have been surprising, but it made sense for Ash's character evolution.

Who can defeat Ash?

Red will be the first name on the lips of Pokémon fans, in terms of a Trainer who could still beat Ash even in his current rich vein of form. Red appears at the end of the Gen II games, acting as the final boss of the Kanto region, as the Elite Four and Lance did for Johto.

Did Ash leave Pikachu forever?

Ash stands his ground, stating that Pikachu will be much happier with its own kind in the forest rather than traveling with him and decided that his decision is final.

Why did Ash let Greninja go?

Later on, Ash and Greninja finally managed to activate the form during the Gym battle against Wulfric, but despite that, Greninja still lost due to being frozen by Avalugg's attacks. Blaming himself for their loss, Ash decided to leave Greninja at the Pokémon Center and walked off into the Winding Woods alone.

What Pokémon was Gengar before it died?

Gastly (Japanese: ゴース Ghos) is a dual-type Ghost/Poison Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It evolves into Haunter starting at level 25, which evolves into Gengar when traded or when exposed to a Linking Cord^LA.

Is Gengar a dead clefable?

You see, Gengar is actually the ghost of Clefable. On a simple physical level they share a lot (pointy ears, stubby limbs, three fingers, tail, wings/spikes on their back), but there's more to it than that; both characters tend to be seen on a full moon.

Will Ash ever be in Pokémon again?

Yes, Ash Ketchum is coming back. What is this? According to anime director Kunihiko Yuyama, Ash's departure from Pokemon will only be temporary. Speaking to Spring 2023 issue of Otomedia magazine (via Dogasu), Yuyama said that Ash will return in the future.

Does Ash meet his Pidgeot again?

Pidgeot is the last of Ash's released Pokémon that has reunited with him, and the only one to have permanently rejoined his team. Out of all the Pokémon that were obtained and evolved in Kanto during the original series, Pidgeotto took the longest to evolve, at 78 episodes.

Did Ash ever reunite with Pidgeot?

At the time, that seemed to mean he would come back after delivering the GS Ball to Professor Ivy, which then turned into competing in the Orange Island League, but Ash never returned for Pidgeot when all of that was finished, and the issue has gone completely unaddressed since.

Did Ash come back for Pidgeot?

Ash had left Pidgeot in the Viridian forest so that it could protect the flock of pidgeys and pidgeodos from the fierce flock of spearows and fearow. He couldn't call it back, otherwise they would again be put in danger.

Who is replacing Ash Ketchum?

The Pokemon anime is in the process of saying goodbye to longtime protagonist Ash Ketchum, but when the show comes back on in April, fans can look forward to meeting his replacements, Liko and Roy.

Is Ash no longer the main character?

The beloved protagonist of the Pokémon TV series, Ash Ketchum, is finally leaving the show after 25 years of training to be the very best. The news, while nostalgic and bittersweet, isn't surprising for those who kept up with Ketchum all this time.