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==Character history== | ==Character history== | ||
===Past=== | ===Past=== | ||
[[File:Silverchild.png|thumb|left|Silver as a child | [[File:Silverchild.png|thumb|left|Silver as a child]] | ||
As revealed in the {{chap|FireRed & LeafGreen}}, Silver is the son of [[Team Rocket]] boss {{adv|Giovanni}}. As a young child, Silver was kidnapped by the [[Masked Man]] to serve under him. It was there that he met and befriended {{adv|Green}}, and together they escaped from the Masked Man and parted ways, but not before Silver gave Green his Horsea and received her Snubbull. | As revealed in the {{chap|FireRed & LeafGreen}}, Silver is the son of [[Team Rocket]] boss {{adv|Giovanni}}. As a young child, Silver was kidnapped by the [[Masked Man]] to serve under him. It was there that he met and befriended {{adv|Green}}, and together they escaped from the Masked Man and parted ways, but not before Silver gave Green his Horsea and received her Snubbull. | ||
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==={{chap|Gold, Silver & Crystal}}=== | ==={{chap|Gold, Silver & Crystal}}=== | ||
[[File:SilverGSCchapter.png|thumb|right|Silver in the third chapter | [[File:SilverGSCchapter.png|thumb|right|Silver in the third chapter]] | ||
In his quest to take down the [[Masked Man]] and [[Team Rocket]], Silver allied himself with [[Lance]] and stole a {{TP|Silver|Totodile|Feraligatr}} from [[Professor Elm]]'s lab. In stealing the Pokémon, Silver made himself a rival in {{adv|Gold}}, who thought that he was the one who stole his backpack that had all of his Pokémon in it and later because of his theft of {{p|Totodile}}. Before they could finish their first battle which had taken place at Professor Elm's lab right after Silver stole Totodile, Gold was knocked unconscious by several members of [[Team Rocket]], who Silver subsequently defeated. During the battle, Gold was able to burn his hand forcing Silver to throw one of his gloves off. Because of this, Gold learned from the name emblazoned in the glove that the boy's name was Silver. Gold then tried to track him down for a while after learning from {{adv|Professor Oak}} that Silver stole a Pokédex as well. | In his quest to take down the [[Masked Man]] and [[Team Rocket]], Silver allied himself with [[Lance]] and stole a {{TP|Silver|Totodile|Feraligatr}} from [[Professor Elm]]'s lab. In stealing the Pokémon, Silver made himself a rival in {{adv|Gold}}, who thought that he was the one who stole his backpack that had all of his Pokémon in it and later because of his theft of {{p|Totodile}}. Before they could finish their first battle which had taken place at Professor Elm's lab right after Silver stole Totodile, Gold was knocked unconscious by several members of [[Team Rocket]], who Silver subsequently defeated. During the battle, Gold was able to burn his hand forcing Silver to throw one of his gloves off. Because of this, Gold learned from the name emblazoned in the glove that the boy's name was Silver. Gold then tried to track him down for a while after learning from {{adv|Professor Oak}} that Silver stole a Pokédex as well. | ||
Silver then goes to Violet City and talks to Lance in the Sprout Tower, running into Gold along the way and almost losing Totodile, until it was revealed that Totodile actually wants to stay with Silver because it bit Gold when he tried to get it back. When an iron wrecking ball was launched at them, Silver and Gold teamed up with their respective starters (Exbo and Totodile) to destroy the ball by rapidly heating the ball and then cooling it. Silver then disappeared again, with Totodile evolving into {{p|Croconaw}}. | Silver then goes to Violet City and talks to Lance in the Sprout Tower, running into Gold along the way and almost losing Totodile, until it was revealed that Totodile actually wants to stay with Silver because it bit Gold when he tried to get it back. When an iron wrecking ball was launched at them, Silver and Gold teamed up with their respective starters (Exbo and Totodile) to destroy the ball by rapidly heating the ball and then cooling it. Silver then disappeared again, with Totodile evolving into {{p|Croconaw}}. | ||
Silver then takes a Black Apricorn to [[Kurt]], who makes a Heavy Ball for him, saying that he only gives his balls to trainers he feels are qualified and that Silver is good enough. Silver used this Heavy Ball to capture an {{p|Ursaring}}. However, Gold ran into him while he was in the middle of the capture. Gold got in his way several times (for example when Aibo ran into Silver and made him drop his Heavy Ball). Silver then told Gold how to properly use Kurt's Balls. He stated that every Pokémon has a point that the trainer must hit with the ball in order for it to work (for Teddiursa, the crescent moon on its forehead and for Ursaring, its belly, for example). Gold re-payed Silver by using his Friend Ball and billiard cue to knock back Silver's Heavy Ball, and were both able to catch their targets. Silver then, once again, disappeared. He appeared at the Slowpoke Well in the middle of Team Rocket's Slowpoke Tail scam and defeated all of the Grunts | Silver then takes a Black Apricorn to [[Kurt]], who makes a Heavy Ball for him, saying that he only gives his balls to trainers he feels are qualified and that Silver is good enough. Silver used this Heavy Ball to capture an {{p|Ursaring}}. However, Gold ran into him while he was in the middle of the capture. Gold got in his way several times (for example when Aibo ran into Silver and made him drop his Heavy Ball). Silver then told Gold how to properly use Kurt's Balls. He stated that every Pokémon has a point that the trainer must hit with the ball in order for it to work (for Teddiursa, the crescent moon on its forehead and for Ursaring, its belly, for example). Gold re-payed Silver by using his Friend Ball and billiard cue to knock back Silver's Heavy Ball, and were both able to catch their targets. Silver then, once again, disappeared. He appeared at the Slowpoke Well in the middle of Team Rocket's Slowpoke Tail scam and defeated all of the Grunts single-handedly. Ursaring's claw marks were seen on one part of the well, so people quickly realized that it was him. | ||
Silver then appears in Ecruteak City, looking over the damage from the air with his {{p|Murkrow}}. Jasmine's [[Amphy]]'s flare then caught Silver's attention and he found her in the [[Bell Tower|Tin Tower]] and decided to help her, only to run into Gold who thought he did harm to her instead. Before Gold could spark a battle, Silver just handed her over to him and left. However a mudslide left them trapped in the tower but Silver got Gold's [[Polibo]] to evolve into a Politoed and get them out right before they drowned in the silt, only to find out Team Rocket was the cause of the earthquake. Once Silver and Gold defeat the grunts they retreat and Gold requests a battle, to which Silver accepts. After a long battle he reveals several new additions to his team, a {{p|Kingdra}} that evolved during the exchange with Politoed, and a {{p|Tyranitar}} that wasn't his and thereby, could not control. He almost defeated Gold's whole team with it, but [[Togebo]] was able to defeat the Tyranitar. | Silver then appears in Ecruteak City, looking over the damage from the air with his {{p|Murkrow}}. Jasmine's [[Amphy]]'s flare then caught Silver's attention and he found her in the [[Bell Tower|Tin Tower]] and decided to help her, only to run into Gold who thought he did harm to her instead. Before Gold could spark a battle, Silver just handed her over to him and left. However a mudslide left them trapped in the tower but Silver got Gold's [[Polibo]] to evolve into a Politoed and get them out right before they drowned in the silt, only to find out Team Rocket was the cause of the earthquake. Once Silver and Gold defeat the grunts they retreat and Gold requests a battle, to which Silver accepts. After a long battle he reveals several new additions to his team, a {{p|Kingdra}} that evolved during the exchange with Politoed, and a {{p|Tyranitar}} that wasn't his and thereby, could not control. He almost defeated Gold's whole team with it, but [[Togebo]] was able to defeat the Tyranitar. | ||
[[File:PokedexHoldersGSC.png|thumb|left|Silver commanding an attack on the Mask of Ice | [[File:PokedexHoldersGSC.png|thumb|left|Silver commanding an attack on the Mask of Ice]] | ||
The two boys eventually realized they share a common goal, however, as Gold was also trying to defeat the Masked Man. Together, Gold and Silver battled the villain at the [[Lake of Rage]]. It was here that the Masked Man revealed Silver's past to Gold; how he was kidnapped by him as a child. Because of this, Silver gained Gold's sympathy and respect. The two bounced back but were defeated, with their fates left unknown for a while. | The two boys eventually realized they share a common goal, however, as Gold was also trying to defeat the Masked Man. Together, Gold and Silver battled the villain at the [[Lake of Rage]]. It was here that the Masked Man revealed Silver's past to Gold; how he was kidnapped by him as a child. Because of this, Silver gained Gold's sympathy and respect. The two bounced back but were defeated, with their fates left unknown for a while. | ||
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==={{chap|FireRed & LeafGreen}}=== | ==={{chap|FireRed & LeafGreen}}=== | ||
[[File:Silver HeartGold SoulSilver chapter.png|thumb|right|200px|Silver in the ninth chapter | [[File:Silver HeartGold SoulSilver chapter.png|thumb|right|200px|Silver in the ninth chapter]] | ||
In the fifth chapter, inspired by {{adv|Green}} meeting her parents, Silver renews his quest to find the truth about his own past. This journey takes him to [[Viridian City]], where he meets {{adv|Yellow}}, who reads the mind of his {{TP|Silver|Sneasel}}, who has a memory of the statue of Giovanni that further supports Silver's theory that he grew up in Viridian. | In the fifth chapter, inspired by {{adv|Green}} meeting her parents, Silver renews his quest to find the truth about his own past. This journey takes him to [[Viridian City]], where he meets {{adv|Yellow}}, who reads the mind of his {{TP|Silver|Sneasel}}, who has a memory of the statue of Giovanni that further supports Silver's theory that he grew up in Viridian. | ||
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Although Silver was initially unhappy about his true heritage, {{adv|Blue}} helped him realize that Giovanni has his good qualities, and Silver uses his {{p|Ursaring}} to help rescue his father. He then helped the other Pokédex Holders support {{adv|Red}} to keep the Battle Airship from crashing in [[Vermilion City]]. They celebrated the victory, but soon after their win, Sird turns Silver and his friends to statues with a beam intended for {{p|Deoxys}}. | Although Silver was initially unhappy about his true heritage, {{adv|Blue}} helped him realize that Giovanni has his good qualities, and Silver uses his {{p|Ursaring}} to help rescue his father. He then helped the other Pokédex Holders support {{adv|Red}} to keep the Battle Airship from crashing in [[Vermilion City]]. They celebrated the victory, but soon after their win, Sird turns Silver and his friends to statues with a beam intended for {{p|Deoxys}}. | ||
==={{chap|Emerald}}=== | ==={{chap|Emerald}}=== | ||
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==Pokémon== | ==Pokémon== | ||
This list is updated to the {{chap|HeartGold & SoulSilver}}. | This list is updated to the {{chap|HeartGold & SoulSilver}}. | ||
===On hand=== | ===On hand=== | ||
{{TrainerPoké | {{TrainerPoké | ||
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|desc=Silver's {{p|Honchkrow}} is Silver's means of aerial transport, since he did not develop the same fear of birds as Green did. | |desc=Silver's {{p|Honchkrow}} is Silver's means of aerial transport, since he did not develop the same fear of birds as Green did. | ||
Although as a {{p|Murkrow}} he was relatively strong at level 43, he was rarely used in battle, and often lost when he was. In the {{chap|HeartGold & SoulSilver}}, Murkrow evolves into Honchkrow. He has an Adamant nature and his [[characteristic]] is "likes to fight" | Although as a {{p|Murkrow}} he was relatively strong at level 43, he was rarely used in battle, and often lost when he was. In the {{chap|HeartGold & SoulSilver}}, Murkrow evolves into Honchkrow. He has an Adamant nature and his [[characteristic]] is "likes to fight." | ||
Honchkrow's known moves are {{m|Pursuit}} and {{m|Fly}}.}} | Honchkrow's known moves are {{m|Pursuit}} and {{m|Fly}}.}} | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://family.shogakukan.co.jp/kids/netkun/pokemon/official/story/comic/character/silver/silver.html Netkun on Silver] (Japanese) | * [http://family.shogakukan.co.jp/kids/netkun/pokemon/official/story/comic/character/silver/silver.html Netkun on Silver] (Japanese) | ||
*[http://family.shogakukan.co.jp/kids/netkun/pokemon/official/story/comic/character/new_silver/silver.html Netkun on HGSS Silver] (Japanese) | * [http://family.shogakukan.co.jp/kids/netkun/pokemon/official/story/comic/character/new_silver/silver.html Netkun on HGSS Silver] (Japanese) | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*{{adv|Giovanni}} | * {{adv|Giovanni}} | ||
{{Silver's Pokémon}} | {{Silver's Pokémon}} | ||
Revision as of 09:20, 22 October 2011
| Silver シルバー Silver | |
 Silver | |
| Age | 16 (as of the ninth chapter) |
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| Gender | Male |
| Birthday | December 24 |
| Eye color | Silver |
| Hair color | Red |
| Hometown | Viridian City |
| Region | Kanto |
| Relatives | Giovanni (father) |
| Trainer class | Trainer |
Silver (Japanese: シルバー Silver) is the sixth main character of the manga series Pokémon Adventures. His first Pokémon was a Sneasel. As a child, he was kidnapped and raised by the evil Masked Man, where he met and became close with Green. Together they escaped, and Silver went to Johto, where he later stole Professor Elm's Totodile. This is similar to the way Green stole Professor Oak's Squirtle upon her return.
Silver's special skill, as described by Professor Oak, is Pokémon trading and is known as the "Exchanger" (換える者 Exchanger).
Silver is based on the rival character of the same name in the Generation II and Generation IV games.
Character history
Past
As revealed in the FireRed & LeafGreen arc, Silver is the son of Team Rocket boss Giovanni. As a young child, Silver was kidnapped by the Masked Man to serve under him. It was there that he met and befriended Green, and together they escaped from the Masked Man and parted ways, but not before Silver gave Green his Horsea and received her Snubbull.
Pre-Debut
Silver had several cameos before he was formally introduced. He was the one who told Green of Lance's plan to summon a bird and they both believed that it was the Ho-Oh that kidnapped them as children, making Green think that the Elite Four was behind her kidnapping. It was, in fact, a Lugia so Silver was technically wrong and Green had decided to meet back up with him in Johto.
Gold, Silver & Crystal arc
In his quest to take down the Masked Man and Team Rocket, Silver allied himself with Lance and stole a Totodile from Professor Elm's lab. In stealing the Pokémon, Silver made himself a rival in Gold, who thought that he was the one who stole his backpack that had all of his Pokémon in it and later because of his theft of Totodile. Before they could finish their first battle which had taken place at Professor Elm's lab right after Silver stole Totodile, Gold was knocked unconscious by several members of Team Rocket, who Silver subsequently defeated. During the battle, Gold was able to burn his hand forcing Silver to throw one of his gloves off. Because of this, Gold learned from the name emblazoned in the glove that the boy's name was Silver. Gold then tried to track him down for a while after learning from Professor Oak that Silver stole a Pokédex as well.
Silver then goes to Violet City and talks to Lance in the Sprout Tower, running into Gold along the way and almost losing Totodile, until it was revealed that Totodile actually wants to stay with Silver because it bit Gold when he tried to get it back. When an iron wrecking ball was launched at them, Silver and Gold teamed up with their respective starters (Exbo and Totodile) to destroy the ball by rapidly heating the ball and then cooling it. Silver then disappeared again, with Totodile evolving into Croconaw.
Silver then takes a Black Apricorn to Kurt, who makes a Heavy Ball for him, saying that he only gives his balls to trainers he feels are qualified and that Silver is good enough. Silver used this Heavy Ball to capture an Ursaring. However, Gold ran into him while he was in the middle of the capture. Gold got in his way several times (for example when Aibo ran into Silver and made him drop his Heavy Ball). Silver then told Gold how to properly use Kurt's Balls. He stated that every Pokémon has a point that the trainer must hit with the ball in order for it to work (for Teddiursa, the crescent moon on its forehead and for Ursaring, its belly, for example). Gold re-payed Silver by using his Friend Ball and billiard cue to knock back Silver's Heavy Ball, and were both able to catch their targets. Silver then, once again, disappeared. He appeared at the Slowpoke Well in the middle of Team Rocket's Slowpoke Tail scam and defeated all of the Grunts single-handedly. Ursaring's claw marks were seen on one part of the well, so people quickly realized that it was him.
Silver then appears in Ecruteak City, looking over the damage from the air with his Murkrow. Jasmine's Amphy's flare then caught Silver's attention and he found her in the Tin Tower and decided to help her, only to run into Gold who thought he did harm to her instead. Before Gold could spark a battle, Silver just handed her over to him and left. However a mudslide left them trapped in the tower but Silver got Gold's Polibo to evolve into a Politoed and get them out right before they drowned in the silt, only to find out Team Rocket was the cause of the earthquake. Once Silver and Gold defeat the grunts they retreat and Gold requests a battle, to which Silver accepts. After a long battle he reveals several new additions to his team, a Kingdra that evolved during the exchange with Politoed, and a Tyranitar that wasn't his and thereby, could not control. He almost defeated Gold's whole team with it, but Togebo was able to defeat the Tyranitar.
The two boys eventually realized they share a common goal, however, as Gold was also trying to defeat the Masked Man. Together, Gold and Silver battled the villain at the Lake of Rage. It was here that the Masked Man revealed Silver's past to Gold; how he was kidnapped by him as a child. Because of this, Silver gained Gold's sympathy and respect. The two bounced back but were defeated, with their fates left unknown for a while.
It is later revealed they were in Whirl Islands, unconscious for a long time and watched over by Entei. They were found by Lt. Surge, and also met Crystal and battled a Lugia that started attacking them, but failed to catch it. Silver then headed to the opening ceremony of the Pokémon League in an attempt to find the Masked Man, but Green teleported him away from there to save him.
In the final confrontation in Ilex Forest, Silver fought Will and won. Later, together with Gold and Crystal, he dove after Pryce into the time portal. The Pokédex holders made it out unharmed, but Pryce was stuck inside.
FireRed & LeafGreen arc
In the fifth chapter, inspired by Green meeting her parents, Silver renews his quest to find the truth about his own past. This journey takes him to Viridian City, where he meets Yellow, who reads the mind of his Sneasel, who has a memory of the statue of Giovanni that further supports Silver's theory that he grew up in Viridian.
Soon, two admins of Team Rocket, Sird and Orm, arrive and confronted Yellow and Silver in battle. After the battle, Sird revealed that Giovanni is, in fact, the father of Silver. After hearing this, Silver fainted and was taken by Sird to the Team Rocket Battle Airship in order to reunite the boy with his father. When he awakes, Silver refuses to accept that Giovanni is his father and that he is the heir of Team Rocket.
Although Silver was initially unhappy about his true heritage, Blue helped him realize that Giovanni has his good qualities, and Silver uses his Ursaring to help rescue his father. He then helped the other Pokédex Holders support Red to keep the Battle Airship from crashing in Vermilion City. They celebrated the victory, but soon after their win, Sird turns Silver and his friends to statues with a beam intended for Deoxys.
Emerald arc
Silver remains a statue for most of this chapter, and is only set free towards the end, when Emerald wishes Jirachi to do so. Along with the other Pokédex holders, Silver then joins the fight against Guile Hideout and his Feraligatr helps obliterate the giant Kyogre monster with its Hydro Cannon.
HeartGold & SoulSilver arc
Silver makes his return with a revamped outfit resembling his game counterpart, barring the notch of hair standing up in the latter. Here, he searches Lance's chambers after being informed of his absence, and finds company in the form of an angry, misunderstanding Clair and some Rocket-owned Koffing controlled by Petrel. Later, he meets up with Crystal and Eusine after his Sneasel and Murkrow evolve. He is shown with possibly a new Pokédex.
Pokémon
This list is updated to the HeartGold & SoulSilver arc.
On hand
| Debut | Who Gives a Hoothoot? |
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- Main article: Silver's Weavile
Silver's Weavile was Silver's very first Pokémon and was with him as a Sneasel before he was kidnapped by the Masked Man. Therefore he had memories of Viridian City and Yellow read his mind to help Silver on his quest to find his father. He is male and at level 46.
| Debut | Murkrow Row |
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- Main article: Silver's Feraligatr
Silver's Feraligatr was stolen from Professor Elm as a Totodile, but eventually grew attached to Silver and did not want to leave him. He evolved into a Croconaw at the Sprout Tower and Feraligatr at the Whirl Islands. He is male and at level 45.
| Debut | Quilava Quandary |
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Silver's Honchkrow is Silver's means of aerial transport, since he did not develop the same fear of birds as Green did.
Although as a Murkrow he was relatively strong at level 43, he was rarely used in battle, and often lost when he was. In the HeartGold & SoulSilver arc, Murkrow evolves into Honchkrow. He has an Adamant nature and his characteristic is "likes to fight."
| Debut | Zap! Zap! Zapdos! |
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Silver's Kingdra was initially a Horsea given to Green in exchange for her Snubbull before they parted ways after escaping the Masked Man, but sometime after the Yellow arc, she was given back and evolved into a Seadra off-screen. She evolved again in Gold's care when Silver traded it and Polibo so they would both evolve (unwittingly, in Gold's case, as he originally wanted it to become a Poliwrath).
Kingdra has the distinction of being Silver's only female team member. Her known moves are Brine, SmokeScreen, Twister, Waterfall, and Water Gun. She is at level 44 and has a Serious nature.
As a Horsea she was named (タッちゃん Tat-chan) under Green's ownership in the Japanese version.
| Debut | Raise the Red Gyarados |
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- Main article: Red Gyarados
This Gyarados was the leader of a pack of Gyarados that were forced to evolve due to Team Rocket and Silver, with the help of Gold, caught him since without its leader the other Gyarados would calm down. He was frozen in the Lake of Rage after Gold and Silver's battle with the Masked Man but was found by Lt. Surge and returned to Silver.
Gyarados is at level 40 and has a Sassy nature.
| Debut | Rock, Paper...Scizor |
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Silver's Rhyperior first appeared when Silver and Crystal were attacked by Ariana on Route 38. He was sent out to end the battle between the two Pokédex Holders and the Team Rocket General with a powerful Earth Power that was strengthened with the use of an Earth Plate. Recently, dialogue from the latest round of the HeartGold & SoulSilver arc confirmed his origins as one of Blue's main Pokémon, evolved.
Rhyperior's known moves are Earthquake, Horn Drill, Dig, Horn Attack, Megahorn, and Stomp, and Earth Power.
Status Unknown
| Debut | Teddiursa's Picnic |
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Silver's Ursaring was caught by Silver with one of Kurt's Heavy Balls since he considered Silver, unlike Gold, a worthy Trainer. Ursaring had been since told to take Giovanni to a place to heal by Silver and due to reasons unknown is currently missing along with Giovanni.
Ursaring is a powerhouse on Silver's team at level 44 knowing Fire Punch, Fury Swipes and Strength.
Temporary
| Debut | Tyranitar War |
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Tyranitar was loaned to Silver by Lance and was first seen battling Gold and destroying Gold's entire team until Togebo defeated it. It was given back to Lance after Silver, Gold, and Crystal's battle with Lugia at the Whirl Islands.
Tyranitar only known move is Sandstorm and it has a Quirky nature.
Snubbull had previously been Green's but was traded for Horsea before they parted ways after escaping the Masked Man. They traded back sometime during the Yellow arc and Snubbull has since evolved into a Granbull under Green's care.
None of Snubbull's moves under of Silver's ownership are known.
After Entei saved Gold, Silver, and Crystal after their battle with Lugia at the Whirl Islands Silver observed it and wished to catch it. He battled it alongside Green at the Indigo Plateau but disappeared before the battle ended. It then joined forces with Silver when the Legendary Beasts and Johto Pokédex Holders teamed up and entered the voids of time after the Masked Man.
Entei's known moves are Fire Blast and Flamethrower.
Trivia
- Silver's blood type is AB.
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | シルバー Silver | From Pokémon Silver. |
| English | Silver | From Pokémon Silver. |
| Korean | 은동 Eundong | 은 means silver. The entire name means silver cave, possibly in reference to the game location. |
| Chinese (Taiwan) | 阿銀 Ā Yín | 銀 means silver. |
| Chinese (Mainland China) | 银 Yín * 小银 Xiǎo Yín * |
银 means silver. |
| Chinese (Hong Kong) | 小銀 Xiǎo Yín | 銀 means silver. |
External links
- Netkun on Silver (Japanese)
- Netkun on HGSS Silver (Japanese)
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