List of Nintendo event Pokémon in 2004

This is a reverse-chronological list of Nintendo Event Pokémon for all regions that were given away in 2004.

List of Event Pokémon

ANA Pikachu, Japan, December 5-25, 2005

Pikachu's Fly must be deleted in order to be Pal Parked.

Pokémon	OT data	Level	Date met	Ability	Moves
File:PokéballRSE.PNG Template:P2	OT: ＡＮＡ ID: 41205	10	Dec. 5, 2005	Static	Fly
					Tail Whip
					Growl
					Thunder Wave

Tanabata Jirachi, Japan, July 17-August 15, 2004

Pokémon	OT data	Level	Date met	Ability Held item	Moves
File:PokéballRSE.PNG Template:P2	OT: タナバタ ID: 40707	5	Jul. 17, 2004	Serene Grace Petaya Berry or Apicot Berry	Wish
					Confusion
					Rest
					--

Channel Jirachi, Europe, April 2004

Pokémon	OT data	Level	Date met	Ability Held item	Moves
File:PokéballRSE.PNG Template:P2	OT: CHANNEL ID: 40122	5	Apr. 1, 2004	Serene Grace Salac Berry or Ganlon Berry	Wish
					Confusion
					Rest
					--

Ruby Zigzagoon, United States, Germany and France, March 2004

From Pokémon Ruby Version only. Name depends on the country.

Pokémon	OT data	Level	Date met	Ability Held item	Moves
File:PokéballRSE.PNG Template:P2	OT: RUBY ID: 30317	5	Mar. 1, 2004	Pickup Liechi Berry	Tackle
					Growl
					Tail Whip
					--

Saphire Zigzagoon, United States, Germany and France, March 2004

From Pokémon Sapphire Version only. Name depends on the country.

Pokémon	OT data	Level	Date met	Ability Held item	Moves
File:PokéballRSE.PNG Template:P2	OT: SAPHIRE ID: 30317	5	Mar. 1, 2004	Pickup Liechi Berry	Tackle
					Growl
					Tail Whip
					--

Wishmaker Jirachi, United States, March 2004

Pokémon	OT data	Level	Date met	Ability Held item	Moves
File:PokéballRSE.PNG Template:P2	OT: WISHMKR ID: 20043	5	Mar. 1, 2004	Serene Grace Salac Berry or Ganlon Berry	Wish
					Confusion
					Rest
					--

See also

• Event Pokémon

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