Aaron's Beautifly

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Aaron's Beautifly
リョウのアゲハント Ryou's Agehunt
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Aaron's Beautifly
Debuts in A Trainer and Child Reunion!
Caught at Sinnoh
Evolves in Prior to A Trainer and Child Reunion!
Prior to A Trainer and Child Reunion!
Gender Unknown*
Ability Swarm*
Current location With Aaron
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This Pokémon spent an unknown number of episodes as Wurmple and an unknown number of episodes as Silcoon.
Voice actor Japanese English
As Wurmple Kiyotaka Furushima Michele Knotz
As Silcoon N/A
As Beautifly Kiyotaka Furushima Michele Knotz

Aaron's Beautifly (Japanese: リョウのアゲハント Ryou's Agehunt) was the first Pokémon obtained by Aaron when he was a child.

In animation

Pokémon the Series

Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl

Beautifly and Aaron

Beautifly first appeared in a picture as a Wurmple in A Trainer and Child Reunion!. Aaron explained that when he was younger, he loved going in the forest. One day he climbed up the tallest tree in the forest, but then, it was too tall to climb down. A wild Wurmple helped him climb down the tree and they then became best friends since then. However, Aaron lost his temper at it when they lost a battle, claiming that Wurmple was too weak, and he left Wurmple at the park. Aaron began to regret doing this and then went back to the park at night to see if Wurmple was still there, but it wasn't.

In the same episode, when Aaron and the others' Pokémon were stolen by Team Rocket near the tree where they met, it came to their rescue in its fully evolved form by using Solar Beam. They were unsure where the attack came from until Beautifly appeared. After looking at it, Aaron realized that it was his Wurmple. It just wanted to be more powerful for Aaron, so Wurmple evolved into Silcoon, then Beautifly. It then remained with Aaron and the rest of his Pokémon.

In Aiding the Enemy!, Beautifly, along with Aaron and his Drapion, were seen again on the television at a Pokémon Center, battling Cynthia's Garchomp and Gastrodon. It was defeated by Gastrodon's Stone Edge.

Beautifly briefly appeared alongside Aaron during the ending credits of Zoroark: Master of Illusions.

Personality and characteristics

When Aaron met Wurmple, it helped Aaron climb up a tall tree. Their friendship lasted until it lost a Pokémon battle. Wurmple became upset when it was dismissed as weak and left. It did not return to Aaron until it evolved all the way into Beautifly. Beautifly's friendship with Aaron was restored during a battle with Team Rocket.

Appearance

As a Wurmple
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Moves used

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Using Whirlwind
Move First Used In
Solar Beam A Trainer and Child Reunion!
Whirlwind A Trainer and Child Reunion!
A shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

In the games

Aaron's Beautifly appears in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl and their remakes, Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl.

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl
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Types:
Bug Flying
Ability:
Swarm
Held item:
None
Beautifly Lv.53
Bug Buzz
Bug Special
Psychic
Psychic Special
Energy Ball
Grass Special
Shadow Ball
Ghost Special
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Types:
Bug Flying
Ability:
Swarm
Held item:
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Beautifly Lv.53
Bug Buzz
Bug Special
Shadow Ball
Ghost Special
Psychic
Psychic Special
Quiver Dance
Bug Status

Trivia

  • Aaron does not possess a Beautifly in Pokémon Platinum, but this episode first aired after Platinum's Japanese release. This is similar to the case of Cynthia's Gastrodon, which also premiered after the release of Platinum despite being replaced with Togekiss. Beautifly was replaced by Scizor.

Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Wurmple, Silcoon, and Beautifly.

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