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Pokémon counterparts is a term used to relate two certain Pokémon that can be near each other in the Pokédex, are closely related, share qualities such as stats, EV yields, and moves while leveling up, are rivals, etc. A common example is the pairing of Zangoose and Seviper, two life-long enemies.
Counterparts
Generation I
Generation II
Generation III
Generation IV
Cross-Generation
Trivia
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