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Ukulele Pichu (Japanese: ウクレレピチュー Ukulele Pichu) is a ukulele-playing Pichu that serves as the partner Pokémon to Ben or Summer in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs. Its physical appearance is no different from an ordinary Pichu, other than the fact that it carries a ukulele on its back. The ukulele that it carries was made by Booker out of wood from the leftover parts of a boat, as mentioned early in the game, but after one of the Pokémon Pinchers breaks it, Booker makes a new, stronger one for it out of a special type of wood.
In the games
Ukulele Pichu also appears in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, where it is the player's Partner Pokémon. The player encounters Pichu in Dolce Island where it is playing its ukulele to its friends. Unlike a regular Pichu, it has a different Poké Assist. When the player calls it in a capture, Pichu would come to the field and play its ukulele to make the capture easier. The tune it plays on the ukulele will become stronger the more the player passes through gameplay.
If a Ukulele Pichu is captured in the wild by some means, it will act like any other Pichu, having the same Poké Assist and Field Move, with the only difference being its appearance.
Sprites
In the anime
Ukulele Pichu in the anime
Ukulele Pichu made its anime debut in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs (Part One) as a wild Pichu from Dolce Island. When it saw Ben at first, it was very agitated because when Pichu saw the Pokémon Pinchers, it thought all humans were bad, but Ben successfully captures it using his Capture Styler to grow friendship between Pichu, in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs (Part Two).
Moves used
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Using Thunder Shock
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In the manga
Ukulele Pichu in the manga
In the Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs manga
The Ukulele Pichu appears in the manga adaption of Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs as the partner of Ben. By sending electricity into its ukulele, Pichu can send musical notes to attack opponents, causing them to briefly feel happy.
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Related articles
For more information on the species see Pichu.