History FanonPokedex / Pikachu

The Pikachu line are closely related to the {{FanonPokedex/PlusleAndMinun}} lines of the Hoenn regions, to the FanonPokedex/{{Pachirisu}} of the northern Sinnoh region, and, more distantly, the FanonPokedex/{{Emolga}} of the Unova region, the FanonPokedex/{{Dedenne}} of the Kalos region. and the FanonPokedex/{{Togedemaru}} of the Alola region. (Curiously enough, small populations of wild Pikachu can be found in the Hoenn, Kalos and Alola regions). Exactly when and where these species branched off from one another is unknown. It was once believed that the Marill line was related to the Pikachu family; a supposed fossil that combined Pikachu and Marill traits was once discovered and soon after nicknamed "Pikablu". However, it turned out that this "missing link" was a hoax.

Raichu in the Aloha region have a vastly different appearence compared to their appearences in other regions. While Aloha Pichu and Pikachu remain the same as elsewhere, an odd change happens when they evolve into Raichu. Aloha Raichu develops strong psychic abilities, alongside brilliantly blue eyes (in contrasts to the lines normal black ones), and an odd surfboard-like tail that the Raichu will often be seen riding on using levitation. The exact reason for this change is unknown, but is possibly related to the unique interplanar activity that is also belived to be the cause of Aloha Marowaks Ghost transformation.

The Pikachu line are closely related to the Plusle and Minun lines of the Hoenn regions, to the Pachurisu of the northern Sinnoh region, and, more distantly, the Emolga of the Unova region, the Dedenne of the Kalos region. and the Togedemaru of the Aloha region. (Curiously enough, small populations of wild Pikachu can be found in the Hoenn, Kalos and Aloha regions). Exactly when and where these species branched off from one another is unknown. It was once believed that the Marill line was related to the Pikachu family; a supposed fossil that combined Pikachu and Marill traits was once discovered and soon after nicknamed "Pikablu". However, it turned out that this "missing link" was a hoax.

Raichu in the Aloha region have a vastly different appearence compared to their appearences in other regions. For one thing, they have tails that resemble surfboards. Locals claim that this distinct morph was caused by eating fluffy pancakes. However, we hardly believe that is true.

The Pikachu line are closely related to the Plusle and Minun lines of the Hoenn regions, to the Pachurisu of the northern Sinnoh region, and, more distantly, the Emolga of the Unova region and the Dedenne of the Kalos region (Curiously enough, small populations of wild Pikachu can be found in the Hoenn and Kalos regions). Exactly when and where these species branched off from one another is unknown. It was once believed that the Marill line was related to the Pikachu family; a supposed fossil that combined Pikachu and Marill traits was once discovered and soon after nicknamed "Pikablu". However, it turned out that this "missing link" was a hoax.

Pikachu, Pichu, and Raichu are all possessed with long gnawing teeth. They will chew on most anything, but tend to eat nuts, seeds, and grass. They are also partial to various fruits, berries and in some cases, ketchup. Occasionally, a Raichu will hunt small prey, and it will do so by stunning it with small amounts of electricity before tearing out its windpipe.

The Pikachu line are closely related to the Plusle and Minun lines of the Hoenn regions, to the Pachurisu of the northern Sinnoh region, and, more distantly, the Emolga of the Unova region and the Dedenne of the Kalos region(Curiously enough, small populations of wild Pikachu can be found in the Hoenn and Kalos regions). Exactly when and where these species branched off from one another is unknown. It was once believed that the Marill line was related to the Pikachu family; a supposed fossil that combined Pikachu and Marill traits was once discovered and soon after nicknamed "Pikablu". However, it turned out that this "missing link" was a hoax.

Pichu and Pikachu live in small family groups of up to twenty individuals. These "clans" will often mark their territory with urine, and if a member of a different clan infringes upon their territory, fierce fighting will frequently ensue. If a Pikachu evolves into a Raichu, it will often leave the clan and live on its own. Kanto folk stories tell of Pikachu who gather in groups to "summon" thunderstorms, but this has yet to be actually seen by anybody.

The final form, the Raichu, is rarely seen on the wild. A Pikachu will only evolve into a Raichu upon exposure to a [=ThunderStone=], which is almost nonexistent in the wild and difficult to come by. Raichu is larger and stronger than its predecessors. Its fur is a darker brown. Its long and whiplike tail it uses as a ground to avoid shocking itself. Unlike the other two morphs, they are more carnivorous, and will sometimes supplement their diet with fresh meat.

The Pikachu line are closely related to the Plusle and Minun lines of the Hoenn regions and to the Pachurisu of the northern Sinnoh region, and, more distantly, The Emolga of the Unova region and the Dedenne of Kalos(Curiously enough, small populations of wild Pikachu can be found in the Hoenn and Kalos regions). Exactly when and where these species branched off from one another is unknown. It was once believed that the Marill line was related to the Pikachu family; a supposed fossil that combined Pikachu and Marill traits was once discovered and soon after nicknamed "Pikablu". However, it turned out that this "missing link" was a hoax.

The Pikachu line are closely related to the Plusle and Minun lines of the Hoenn regions and, more distantly, to the Pachurisu of the northern Sinnoh region (Curiously enough, small populations of wild Pikachu can be found in the Hoenn region). Exactly when and where these species branched off from one another is unknown. It was once believed that the Marill line was related to the Pikachu family; a supposed fossil that combined Pikachu and Marill traits was once discovered and soon after nicknamed "Pikablu". However, it turned out that this "missing link" was a hoax.

Pichu and Pikachu live in small family groups of up to twenty individuals. These "clans" will often mark their territory with urine, and if a member of a different clan infringes upon their territory, fierce fighting will frequently ensue. If a Pikachu evolves into a Raichu, it will often leave the clan and live on its own. Kanto folk stories tell of Pikachu who gather in groups to "summon" thunderstorms, but this has yet to be actually seen by anybody.

Pikachu, Pichu, and Raichu are all possessed with long gnawing teeth. They will chew on most anything, but tend to eat nuts, seeds, and grass. They are also partial to various fruits and berries. Occasionally, a Raichu will hunt small prey, and it will do so by stunning it with small amounts of electricity before tearing out its windpipe.

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The Pikachu is the most commonly found morph in the wild. It travels in small packs, accompanied by its mates and young. The large diamond shaped ears of the Pichu have narrowed into the tubular (and more sensitive) ears of the Pikachu. They are capable of breeding at this stage, and mating takes place once every year in summer.

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The final form, the Raichu, is rarely seen on the wild. A Pikachu will only evolve into a Raichu upon exposure to a Thunder Stone, which is almost nonexistent in the wild and difficult to come by. Raichu is larger and stronger than its predecessors. Its fur is a darker brown. Its tail is long and whip-like. Unlike the other two morphs, they are more carnivorous, and will sometimes supplement their diet with fresh meat.

Pikachu will breed once per year in the summer. There is no courtship ritual involved. Male Pikachu will attempt to impregnate as many females as possible during the month-long window of opportunity. Gestation time is brief, and babies are born in late fall. Pichu will stay inside their mother's nursing burrow for the duration of the winter, though the mother may periodically leave to gather food for her rapidly growing young. Raichu rarely breed, and some believe that exposure to the Thunder Stone renders them sterile.

Pichu and Pikachu live in small family groups of up to twenty individuals. These "clans" will often mark their territory with urine, and if a member of a different clan infringes upon their territory, fierce fighting will frequently ensue. If a Pikachu evolves into a Raichu, it will often leave the clan and live on its own.

Owing to their appeal and charm, many Trainers see them as ideal for Pokémon Contests and they thrive in captivity. They will form lifelong bonds with Trainers and many will refuse to leave their Trainer's side.

The Pikachu line are a family of small to medium sized rodent-like Pokémon. They are immediately recognizeable for their lightning bolt-shaped tails and the brightly coloured circles around their cheeks. These cheeks are packed full of electrochemical cells that build up dischargable electricity. All members of this line use their electrical prowess for both defense and sensing their environment.

All three of these Pokémon also share the trait of long, mobile ears. These ears are very sensitive, and will instinctively rotate and twitch to follow any sound. It is not uncommon for a Pikachu or Raichu to sit immobile for hours, listening for predators. If a Pikachu or Raichu is attacked, they will respond by unleashing a near-lethal dosage of elctricity, strong enough to stun a man. Pichu, on the other hand, prefer to flee from hazards, but will still produce a mild electrical shock if threatened.

The Pikachu is the most commonly found morph in the wild. It travels in small packs, accomanied by its mates and young. The large diamond shaped ears of the Pichu have narrowed into the tubular (and more sensitive) ears of the Pikachu. They are capable of breeding at this stage, and mating takes place once every year in summer.

The final form, the Raichu, is rarely seen on the wild. A Pikachu will only evolve into a Raichu upon exposure to a Thunder Stone, almost nonexistent in the wild and difficult to come by. Raichu are larger and stronger than it's predecessors. Its fur is a darker brown. Its tail is long and whip-like. Unlike the other two morphs, they are more carnivorous, and will sometimes supplement their diet with fresh meat.

The Pikachu line are closely related to the Plusl and Minun lines of the Hoenn reigons and, more distantly, to the Pachurisu of the northern Sinnoh reigon (Curiously enough, small populations of wild Pikachu can be found in the Hoenn reigon). Exactly when and where these species branched off from one another is unknown. It was once believed that the Marill line was related to the Pikachu family; a supposed fossil that combined Pikachu and Marill traits was once discovered and soon after nicknamed "Pikablu". However, it turned out that this "missing link" was a hoax.

Owing to their appeal and charm, many Trainers see them as ideal for Pokémon Contests and they thrive in captivity. They will form lifelong bonds with Trainers and many will refuse to leave their Tranier's side.

Pikachu, Pichu, and Raichu are all posessed with long gnawing teeth. They will chew on most anything, but tend to eat nuts, seeds, and grass. They are also partial to various fruits and berries. Occasionally, a Raichu will hunt small prey, and it will do so by stunning it with small amounts of electricity before tearing out it's windpipe.

Despite their cute appearance, Pichu, Pikachu, and Raichu are not to be picked up by surprise- they will instincively respond to such a disturbance by shooting large amouts of electricity into whatever is in contact with them. This can cause paralysis and brain damage. They will often nest near sources of electricity, such as power generators and will often chew on power couplings and wires. If such a nest is detected, do NOT attempt to remove an infestation. A startled Pikachu can release enough power to overload a generator and thus knock out the flow to an entire city. Such jobs should be left to trained professionals.

Pikachu will breed once per year in the summer. There is no courtship ritual involved. Male Pikachu will attempt to impregnate as many females as possible during the month-long window of opprotunity. Gestation time is brief, and babies are born in late fall. Pichu will stay inside their mother's nursing burrow for the duration of the winter, though the mother may periodically leave to gather food for her rapidly growing young. Raichu rarely breed, and some believe that exposure to the Thunder Stone renders them sterile.

Pichu and Pikachu live in small family groups of up to twenty individuals. These "clans" will often mark their territory with urine, and if a member of a different clan infringes upon their territory, fierce fighting will frequently ensue. If a Pikachu evolves into a Raichu, it will often leave the clan and live on it's own.

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