Hazel's Clefairy

Clefairy ピッピ Pippi

Clefairy in Magical Pokémon Journey

Debuts in Clefairy Comes Through! Evolves in The Accidental Treasure Gender Male Ability Unknown Nature Timid Current location With Hazel

→ This Pokémon spent an unknown number of chapters as Cleffa.

Clefairy (Japanese: ピッピ Pippi) is a main character in the manga series Magical Pokémon Journey and its sequel, Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪. He is the second Pokémon befriended by Hazel, first appearing in Clefairy Comes Through!. Like many Pokémon in the manga, he is able to speak human language.

History

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As a Cleffa

Clefairy originated as a Cleffa in Mt. Moon. He was raised by his evolutionary relatives, one of them who is his brother, Clefable. One day, while Pichu was whacking a giant apple like a piñata, Cleffa was by the bushes, all lonesome. As Pichu had blindfolds on at the time, he accidentally trips on Cleffa, crashing to the ground. Cleffa decided to join Pichu, Jigglypuff, and Igglybuff on their adventures after supporting Cleffa. While on their way to Mt. Moon, the four of them get attacked by a Houndour and its pack. Cleffa was too shy to battle them until the pack made their move. Cleffa and the others stopped them by using Charm. Cleffa and the group along with two Houndour arrive in Mt. Moon where Cleffa got to reunite with Clefable. As Pichu and the others were about to leave, Cleffa became sad when they did so and wanted to tag along. Clefable accepted Cleffa's decision and Cleffa tagged along with Pichu and the others.

Cleffa evolved into Clefairy sometime before Clefairy Comes Through.

Afterwards, two Ekans started to pick on Clefairy. Hazel arrived to scare them away and met Clefairy. Hazel then helped Clefairy get over his fear by training. They started with a Metapod but even though it could only harden itself, Clefairy was still scared. The two Ekans from before returned with Arbok. Clefairy defended Hazel from them by successfully defeating the trio with Mega Punch.

In Christmas Wishes, Clefairy and his friends went to Wigglytuff's mansion to celebrate Christmas.

Personality and characteristics

Clefairy is defined by his meek and shy personality, reflected in his Timid nature. He tries to overcome his shyness in Adventuring The Stone, however, he fails all the tests that Almond sets for him. Despite his shortcomings, he is a talented artist.

He is a compassionate Pokémon that cares deeply for Hazel, venturing up a treacherous mountain to rescue her in The Legendary Articuno. He is also deeply upset when he thinks that Hazel no longer wants to be friends with him in Valentine Heartbeats.

When required to defend himself, Clefairy is a competent battler, using the powerful Metronome technique.

He has an older brother, a Clefable.

Moves used

Using Mega Punch	Move First Used In Mega Punch Clefairy Comes Through Minimize Clefairy Comes Through Metronome Pikachu and Clefairy's Heroic Tales Charm The Accidental Treasure
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

Moves used via Metronome

Using Blizzard	Move First Used In Blizzard Pikachu and Clefairy's Heroic Tales
A † shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Clefairy.

Magical Pokémon Journey characters Main characters Hazel • Almond • Apricot • Coconut • Grandpa • Kiaraway • Peanut • Pistachio • Walnut Main Pokémon Pikachu • Clefairy • Chiko • Bulbasaur • Arbok • Ekans Brothers • Charmander Jigglypuff • Eevee • Master Ditto • Lu • Marimaru • Squirtle • Togepi • Wigglytuff Other Carob • Cashew • Sandy • Raichu • Chansey • Ginger • Horsea Jynx • Mandy • Plum • Tamarind • Vaporeon • Machamp • Madam Azumarill • Gramps

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