Clefairy
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National:Nidoking (#34) - Clefairy - Clefable (#35) | |
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| Name (Japanese), Number | Clefairy; (Pippi), 35 |
| Name pronunciation | <math>cleh-FAIR-ee<math> |
| Stage | Basic |
| Evolves from | Cleffa² |
| Evolves to | Clefable |
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| Hit points | 70 |
| Attack | 45 |
| Defense | 48 |
| Speed | 35 |
| Special attack² | 60 |
| Special defense² | 65 |
| Special³ | 60 |
| Biological | |
| Species | Fairy Pokémon |
| Types | Template:PokemonTypeNormal |
| Height | 0.60 m (2 ft 0 in) |
| Weight | 8 kg (17.0 lb) |
| Pokédex Color | Pink |
| Shiny color | Its ears become green |
| Gender distribution | 75% female, 25% male |
| Ability | Cute Charm |
| Signature Attack | Metronome |
| ¹ Stats for trading card versions may vary. ² Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal | |
Clefairy (Pippi (ピッピ Pippi) in the original Japanese) evolves from Cleffa and into Clefable.
Clefairy is sometimes said to have came to Earth from space. Clefairy live in Mount Moon, in the Kanto region. Clefairy worship the moonstones, and when exposed to them, evolve into Clefable. Clefairy are extremely shy and rarely appear to humans.
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Name origin
Clefairy seems to be a portmanteau of "clef" and "fairy."
Anime appearances
Clefairy appear in the episodes Clefairy and the Moon Stone and Clefairy Tales. In Clefairy Tales, they are revealed to be aliens after they construct a spaceship out of everyday materials and try to blast off. They are stopped by Ash and friends and crash.
Manga appearances
In the Electric Tale of Pikachu manga series, Ash, Professor Oak, and Bill witness a Clefairy evolution ritual.
In Magical Pokémon Journey, the second Pokémon Hazel meets is a timid and shy Clefairy. This Clefairy, along with Pikachu, reappears in the spin-off series Pokémon Chamo-Chamo Pretty.
Other
Clefairy appear in both Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee. In Super Smash Bros., Clefairy uses Metronome to copy another Pokémon's attack. In Super Smash Bros. Melee, while still using a random attack, the selection of attacks seem to be unique to Clefairy, with the exception of Self Destruct. This attack is also used by Electrode in Super Smash Bros. Melee, except Electrode's version of the move can harm the person who released it. Clefairy using Self-Destruct is probably a reference to the animé, where this attack seems to be the most common result of using Metronome.