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The Tauros was used in early [[Johto]] during the Pokémon Swap Meet. One of the events was a Tauros-battling competition, which Ash entered. He ended up winning the competition, but sent Tauros back to Professor Oak in the next episode. | The Tauros was used in early [[Johto]] during the Pokémon Swap Meet. One of the events was a Tauros-battling competition, which Ash entered. He ended up winning the competition, but sent Tauros back to Professor Oak in the next episode. | ||
On Ash's return from [[Hoenn]], the Tauros were seen running towards him with his other Pokémon. However, they were just stampeding as usual, and Ash had to be rescued before he could be reunited with the other Pokémon. He did finally use one again when he challenged the [[Battle Frontier#Battle Tower|Battle Tower]] in ''[[AG169|Talking a Good Game]]'' and ''[[AG170|Second Time's the Charm]]''. | On Ash's return from [[Hoenn]], the Tauros were seen running towards him with his other Pokémon. However, they were just stampeding as usual, and Ash had to be rescued before he could be reunited with the other Pokémon. He did finally use one again when he challenged the [[Battle Frontier#Battle Tower|Battle Tower]] in ''[[AG169|Talking a Good Game]]'' and ''[[AG170|Second Time's the Charm]]'', which is when he defeated Anabels Metagross. | ||
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Revision as of 15:12, 23 August 2007
Ash's Tauros (Japanese: サトシのケンタロス Satoshi's Kentaros)- 30 of them -were caught during Ash Ketchum's travels in the Kanto region. Their voice actor in both Japanese and English is 小西克幸 Katsuyuki Konishi.
Ash spent some time in the Safari Zone in the episode The Legend of Dratini. He was attempting to catch as many Pokémon as possible, though all he ended up with were 30 Tauros. As Ash had six Pokémon with him at the time, they were sent to Professor Oak's laboratory. This episode has never been aired outside of Japan due to the firearms being a plot point. The dub provides no explanation for their appearance.
The Tauros' main characteristic is stampeding. This means that the lab is a good place for them, as there is plenty of space to run around. They have proved useful at the laboratory, stampeding to wake up Ash's Snorlax in times of crisis. However, the stampeding has caused mishaps. The first time Ash returned to Pallet Town, they stampeded through a fence. Later, they stampeded through the lab, leaving a mess and a large hole in the wall.
Ash primarily uses and trains one specific Tauros, beginning when he needed a replacement for Snorlax for his battle for the Winner's Cup of the Orange League in Hello Pummelo and Enter The Dragonite. He traded Snorlax for one of his Tauros to see if the "beginner's luck" strategy would work. This Tauros managed to defeat a Venusaur on his own during the battle. He then stayed in his Poké Ball until Ash returned him to the herd when he returned to Pallet Town.
The Tauros was used in early Johto during the Pokémon Swap Meet. One of the events was a Tauros-battling competition, which Ash entered. He ended up winning the competition, but sent Tauros back to Professor Oak in the next episode.
On Ash's return from Hoenn, the Tauros were seen running towards him with his other Pokémon. However, they were just stampeding as usual, and Ash had to be rescued before he could be reunited with the other Pokémon. He did finally use one again when he challenged the Battle Tower in Talking a Good Game and Second Time's the Charm, which is when he defeated Anabels Metagross.
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Trivia
- Brock's Tauros? - Brock caught a Tauros at the same time that Ash caught his first Tauros. Because of this, some believe that Brock should own a Tauros, and the writers forgot about it in subsequent episodes. However, he caught it using one of Ash's Safari Balls, and therefore it is one of the 30 belonging to Ash.
- Tauros is the one first confirmed male Pokémon to be caught by a main character. Later on, Ash's Charizard and Dawn's Buizel have been confirmed to be male, while Brock's Happiny has been confimed to be female. Ash's Butterfree and Pikachu have evidence they are male, while Ash's Aipom and Dawn's Buneary have evidence they are female, though it is hard to confirm at this time.
Related articles
For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Tauros.
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