Togepi

Togepi トゲピー
Igglybuff < Togepi > Togetic
Species	Type
Spike Ball Pokémon
Number	Ability
#175	Hustle/Serene Grace Super Luck
Height	Weight
1′ (0.3m)	3.3 lbs. (1.5kg)
Gender Ratio
Male: 87.5%	Female: 12.5%
Evolves From	Evolves Into
None	Togetic
Egg Group	Catch Rate
Undiscovered	190
Tier	EV Yield
NFE	1 Speed Point

Togepi (トゲピー) is the 46th Pokémon in the Johto Pokédex. It is a Normal-Type, and is known as the Spike Ball Pokémon.

Togepi can use one of two Abilities: Hustle, which increases its Attack Statistic by 50%, but the Accuracy of its Physical moves falls by 20% unless the move is certain to hit like Aerial Ace, and outside of battle, there is an increased chance of finding Pokémon of higher levels than it if Togepi is at the front of the player's party; or Serene Grace; which doubles the chances of an attack's secondary effect taking place. A third Ability is available to Togepi from the Dream World, the Super Luck Ability. This Ability increases the Critical Hit Ratio of its attacks.

Togepi gain the opportunity to evolve into Togetic through Happiness. Starting in Generation IV, Togetic can evolve a second time into Togekiss when a Shiny Stone is used on it.

Togepi is in the Undiscovered Egg Group, but an Egg bred from one of its evolved forms will take approximately 2,560 Steps to hatch. It takes Togepi 800,000 Experience Points to reach Level 100.

[edit] Biology

[edit] Physiology

Togepi takes the appearance of a small, spike ball-shaped creature.

[edit] Gender Differences

Togepi has no distinguished features that make it appear male or female.

[edit] Game Information

[edit] Original Games

Togepi can be obtained in Gold, Silver and Crystal from a Pokémon Egg that can be picked up at the Pokémon Center in Violet City after defeating Falkner. A Pokémon Egg containing a Togepi can also be picked up at Water Path in the Sevii Islands in Fire Red and Leaf Green.

Togepi can be found on Route 230 by using the PokéRadar in Diamond, Pearl and Platinum. Additionally, Cynthia will also give you a Pokémon Egg containing a Togepi in Platinum. The method of obtaining the Pokémon Egg containing Togepi in Heart Gold and Soul Silver is reprised from Generation II; after defeating Falkner you'll be able to pick the Egg up at the Violet City Poké Mart. The only difference is that this Togepi already has the Egg Move Extrasensory in its moveset.

Togepi can be found at White Forest in Pokémon White. In Black 2 and White 2, a Togepi can be obtained by way of an In-Game Trade after returning the Dropped Item to its owner, which is Yancy if your character is male, or Curtis if your character is female. Like the other trades involving this method, any Pokémon can be traded to receive that particular Pokémon, and Togepi will have its Hidden Abililty, Super Luck.

[edit] Spin-off Games

Togepi is a Shadow Pokémon obtainable in Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, but it isn't Snagged from another Trainer. Instead, it is given to you by Danny at the Outskirt Stand; after Purifying it you can give it back to him for an Elekid that has Cross Chop, Fire Punch, Ice Punch and Thunderpunch as its moveset, three of those moves-at the time-can only be bred to Elekid.

Togepi can be found at Endless Levels 1 & 5, Forever Level 50 and Mr. Who's Den in Pokémon Trozei!.

Togepi appear at Wish Cave 5F-10F in the first set of Mystery Dungeon games. In Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness, Togepi can be found at Happy Outlook; in Explorers of Sky Togepi appears at Joy Cape. The floor range is the same regardless the dungeon's name: B1-B19. Togepi is exclusive to Light Adventure Squad in Mystery Dungeon 3, appearing at Light Summit 1F-10F.

Togepi can be found on Mitonga Road at the Ashai Exit in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs. It is hidden from view, so the roar of either Raikou, Entei or Suicune is required to flush it out from its hiding place. In the Past, a Togepi can be obtained in the Thunder Temple mission "A Shock Everywhere You Turn" by defeating it and obtaining its Slate.

Togepi can be found at Trailhead Field Meadow 1-1 in Pokémon Rumble Blast.

[edit] Trading Card Game

Togepi is listed in the Southern Islands, Wizards Promo and P Promos sets. Togepi is listed as a Common Card in the Aquapolis, EX Hidden Legends, Great Encounters, Undaunted and Boundaries Crossed sets; and as an Uncommon Card in the Neo Genesis, Neo Destiny, EX Team Rocket Returns and EX Dragon Frontiers (Delta Species Card) sets.

[edit] Anime/Manga Information

[edit] Anime

Togepi is first introduced into the Anime as an Egg in the episode Attack of the Prehistoric Pokémon. It soon after hatches into a Togepi in the episode Who Gets to Keep Togepi?. Since Misty is the first trainer that the Togepi saw once it hatched, it believed her to be its mother. Togepi evolved into a Togetic in the end of the episode A Togepi Mirage!

A mischievous Togepi was featured in the episode Where No Togepi Has Gone Before!. This Togepi used its cute charms to win over the affection of the trainers in order to commit mischief upon them--the mischief would draw the ire of a Rayquaza.

[edit] Movies

Misty's Togepi makes appearances in Mewtwo Strikes Back, The Power of One, The Spell of the Unown, Celebi: Voice of the Forest and Heroes: Latios and Latias, along with each of the first 5 Pikachu Shorts, "Pikachu's Vacation," "Pikachu's Rescue Adventure," "Pikachu & Pichu," "Pikachu's Pikaboo" and "Camp Pikachu."

[edit] Manga

Togepi's Manga Information is unknown as of writing.

[edit] Pokémon Information

[edit] Competitive Battling

Togepi is in the NFE tier as a result of being a first stage Pokémon.

[edit] Area Location

[edit] Pokédex Entries

[edit] Pokéthlon Statistics

[edit] Statistics

[edit] Moves

[edit] Via Level-Up

Level	Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Start	Growl		N/A	100	Status
Start	Charm		N/A	100	Status
5	Metronome		N/A	N/A	Status
9	Sweet Kiss		N/A	75	Status
13	Yawn		N/A	N/A	Status
17	Encore		N/A	100	Status
21	Follow Me		N/A	N/A	Status
25	Bestow		N/A	N/A	Status
29	Wish		N/A	N/A	Status
33	Ancientpower		60	100	Special
37	Safeguard		N/A	N/A	Status
41	Baton Pass		N/A	N/A	Status
45	Double-Edge		120	100	Physical
49	Last Resort		140	100	Physical
53	After You		N/A	N/A	Status

[edit] Via TM/HM

TM/HM No.	Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
TM03	Psyshock		80	100	Special
TM06	Toxic		--	90	Status
TM10	Hidden Power		??	100	Special
TM11	Sunny Day		--	--	Status
TM16	Light Screen		--	--	Status
TM17	Protect		--	--	Status
TM18	Rain Dance		--	--	Status
TM19	Telekinesis		--	--	Status
TM20	Safeguard		--	--	Status
TM21	Frustration		??	100	Physical
TM22	Solarbeam		120	100	Special
TM27	Return		??	100	Physical
TM29	Psychic		90	100	Special
TM30	Shadow Ball		80	100	Special
TM32	Double Team		--	--	Status
TM33	Reflect		--	--	Status
TM35	Flamethrower		95	100	Special
TM38	Fire Blast		120	85	Special
TM42	Facade		70	100	Physical
TM44	Rest		--	--	Status
TM45	Attract		--	100	Status
TM48	Round		60	100	Special
TM49	Echoed Voice		40	100	Special
TM56	Fling		??	100	Physical
TM59	Incinerate		30	100	Special
TM70	Flash		--	100	Status
TM73	Thunder Wave		--	100	Status
TM77	Psych Up		--	--	Status
TM83	Work Up		--	--	Status
TM85	Dream Eater		100	100	Special
TM86	Grass Knot		??	100	Special
TM87	Swagger		--	90	Status
TM90	Substitute		--	--	Status
TM94	Rock Smash		40	100	Physical

[edit] Via Breeding

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Present		--	90%	Physical
Mirror Move		--	--%	Status
Peck		35	100%	Physical
Foresight		--	--%	Status
Future Sight		80	90%	Special
Nasty Plot		--	--%	Status
Psycho Shift		--	90%	Status
Lucky Chant		--	--%	Status
Extrasensory		80	100%	Special
Secret Power		70	100%	Physical
Stored Power		20	100%	Special
Morning Sun		--	--%	Status

[edit] Via Move Tutor (Black 2/White 2)

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
After You		--	--%	Status
Endeavor		--	100%	Physical
Heal Bell		--	--%	Status
Hyper Voice		90	100%	Special
Last Resort		120	100%	Physical
Signal Beam		75	100%	Special
Sleep Talk		--	--%	Status
Snore		40	100%	Special
Trick		--	100%	Status
Uproar		60	100%	Special
Zen Headbutt		80	90%	Physical

[edit] Generation III Exclusive Moves

[edit] Via Purification (Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness)

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Tri Attack		80	100%	Special

[edit] Via Move Tutor

[edit] Emerald

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Defense Curl		--	--%	Status

[edit] Fire Red/Leaf Green

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Mega Punch		80	85%	Physical
Mega Kick		120	75%	Physical
Body Slam		85	100%	Physical
Counter		??	100%	Physical
Seismic Toss		??	100%	Physical
Mimic		--	--%	Status
Softboiled		--	--%	Status

[edit] Generation IV Exclusive Moves

[edit] Via TM/HM

• TM03: Water Pulse
• TM34: Shock Wave
• TM58: Endure
• TM78: Captivate
• TM83: Natural Gift

[edit] Via Move Tutor

[edit] Platinum/Heart Gold/Soul Silver

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Swift		60	100%	Special
Mud-Slap		20	100%	Special
Rollout		30	90%	Physical

[edit] Heart Gold/Soul Silver

Move	Type	Power	Acc%	Class
Role Play		--	--%	Status
Headbutt		70	100%	Physical

[edit] Evolution Line

Evolution Line
Togepi	Togetic	Togekiss
High Happiness & Level Up -- Use a Shiny Stone

[edit] Type Matchups

Type	Attack Advantages	Attack Disadvantages	Defense Advantages	Defense Disadvantages
	N/A