Talk:Ash's Donphan

Hmmm... If Donphan's Ash's only Ground-type (since he never caught Larvitar in a ball), does that mean that Misty technically never owned Togepi? User:TTEchidna/sig 20:41, 11 December 2007 (UTC)

What? What do you mean? That, Misty never captured Togepi, 'cause it hatched from an egg? I guess didn't understand. -File:Ani038MS.gifうずまき ハルカ 20:51, 11 December 2007 (UTC)

No, Larvitar was never considered "his" because he had more than six Pokémon at the time. Togepi was Misty's because she never had more than six when it was on her team (at least that we know of). --PAK Man ^Talk 21:48, 11 December 2007 (UTC)

Ok, guys, I mentioned in the trivia section that Ash's Donphan is the first baby pokémon raised by Ash's Friends to be caught in a poké-ball by one of the group in it's introduction, and also added in that Togepi didn't count since it was never placed in a pokeball.

Speaking of which, PAK, about what you said about Larvitar not being his because he already had 6 pokemon by the time he raised it, then wouldn't that mean that Haunter was actually Ash's? (since at the time, he did have 5 pokemon in his party [remember, Ash had only just released his Butterfree at the time]) I mean, By the logic you used to prove that Togepi was Misty's despite never being caught in a Pokéball, that would mean that Haunter was Ash's pokemon all along.

~~Weedle Mchairybug~~

Ash could have had a second Ground-Type if he caught Hippopotas, but he still could if a Hippopotas appears in the new Hippowdon episode. File:Ani006MS.gif Charizard and Lugia Rule! File:Ani249MS.gif

Should the trivia section about Ash's capture of ground Pokémon be updated with Gligar being his second ground Pokémon, or is too soon? I'm new here so I don't know about the wiki's compliance with spoilers. --JennyRogue