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* When battling against Red, Pikachu appears to come from inside his Poké Ball, contradicting his dislike of doing so in Pokémon Yellow. | * When battling against Red, Pikachu appears to come from inside his Poké Ball, contradicting his dislike of doing so in Pokémon Yellow. | ||
* Although Pikachu initially resides inside of its Poké Ball until the player has battled with the rival for the first time in Pokémon Yellow, it still enters the first battle from outside of the Ball. | * Although Pikachu initially resides inside of its Poké Ball until the player has battled with the rival for the first time in Pokémon Yellow, it still enters the first battle from outside of the Ball. | ||
* Red's Pikachu is the only [[List of the player's first Pokémon|player's first Pokémon | * In the [[core series]] games, Red's Pikachu is the only Pokémon that: | ||
** Is the single [[following Pokémon]] available in a specific game. | |||
** Is the single Pokémon with a [[friendship]] value available in a specific game. | |||
** Loses some friendship if it is stored in the [[Pokémon Storage System]]. | |||
** Has a different cry to other Pokémon of the same species in the same game (in Pokémon Yellow, other Pikachu have a regular noise as their cry instead of being voiced by [[Ikue Ohtani]]). | |||
* In the core series games, Red's Pikachu is the only [[List of the player's first Pokémon|player's first Pokémon]] that: | |||
** Is the player's first Pokémon in an upper version but not in the original versions. | ** Is the player's first Pokémon in an upper version but not in the original versions. | ||
** Is the player's first Pokémon in the same [[generation]] but not in the same game as the introduction of its species. | ** Is the player's first Pokémon in the same [[generation]] but not in the same game as the introduction of its species. | ||
** Is seen being caught by a [[Pokémon Professor]]. | |||
** Is obtained by the player after a failed attempt to obtain another first Pokémon (in this case, after attempting to obtain {{p|Eevee}}). | ** Is obtained by the player after a failed attempt to obtain another first Pokémon (in this case, after attempting to obtain {{p|Eevee}}). | ||
** Is able to gain a type advantage against the rival's first Pokémon only after the latter has evolved (in this case, into {{p|Vaporeon}}). | ** Is able to gain a type advantage against the rival's first Pokémon only after the latter has evolved (in this case, into {{p|Vaporeon}}). | ||
** Is only able to evolve | ** Is only able to evolve after it is traded to another game. | ||
* | * In the core series games, {{p|Pikachu}} (including Red's Pikachu as well as {{ga|Trace}} or {{ga|Elaine}}'s Pikachu) is the only player's first Pokémon that: | ||
** Is {{type|Electric}}. | ** Is {{type|Electric}}. | ||
** Has a [[gender]] ratio other than [[:Category:Pokémon with a gender ratio of seven males to one female|seven males to one female]]. | ** Has a [[gender]] ratio other than [[:Category:Pokémon with a gender ratio of seven males to one female|seven males to one female]]. | ||