Togebo: Difference between revisions

Prior to ''[[PS096|Number One Donphan]]'', Tobego was conceived by [[Jasmine]]'s two {{p|Togetic}} when she let both of them in the {{pkmn|Day Care}}. His [[Egg]] was found by the [[Day-Care Couple]] and delivered to [[Professor Elm]]. Togebo was first seen as an Egg in [[Violet City]] with an assistant of Professor Elm who was looking for {{adv|Gold}} so he could give it to him. [[PS101|After some time]], the assistant eventually catches up with Gold and gives the Egg to him, which he names "Eggy."  

In ''[[PS107|Gligar Glide]]'', right after Gold goes to sleep in the woods on the outskirts of [[Goldenrod City]], a {{p|Gligar}} swoops down and snatches Togebo's Egg. [[Aibo]] tries, unsuccessfully, to wake Gold and he rallies his teammates to chase after it. Aibo catches up first and tries to attack Gligar but it uses {{m|Poison Sting}}, causing Aibo to fall. Then Gligar kicks [[Polibo]], who has just jumped out of the water. Pretending to be a tree, {{p|Sudowoodo|Sudobo}} catches Gligar, and [[Exbo]] uses a powerful {{m|Ember}}. Gligar flies away to a tree to eat the Egg, but {{p|Sunkern|Sunbo}} lands on Gligar's head. Unfortunately, this makes Gligar headbutt the Egg, creating a crack in the shell. Then pieces of the Egg fly off, and Togepi appears.

Gligar, still hungry, attempts to eat Togepi anyways. Togepi retaliates with {{m|Double-Edge}} and {{m|Metronome}}. Metronome comes out as {{m|Supersonic}}, which scares Gligar off.  

In ''[[PS111|Tyranitar War]]'', Togebo was used in Gold's fight against {{adv|Silver}}. He managed to defeat his powerful {{p|Tyranitar}} with Double-Edge, but was knocked out as well when Tyranitar fell on top of him.

In ''[[PS442|Out-Odding Oddish]]'', Togebo is used in the [[Pokéathlon]] alongside Sunbo and Sudobo. They start with the Jump Course, and are shown competing in Disc Catch competition. Sunbo and Sudobo easily catch a disc that was thrown to them, and Gold points out that most Pokémon would crowd together to catch a single disc, but since Togebo is small, he can easily move through crowds. Togebo pushes his opponents away and easily catches the disc, which signifies the end of the match. The next round they compete in is the Lamp Jump. While Sudobo and Sunbo easily touch some lights, Togebo rudely pushes his opponents out of the way, which gives Gold enough points to earn the Jump Medal. The same three later competed in the Speed Course and encounter a powerful [[Trainer]], [[Jet]]. In the Hurdle Dash and Pennant Capture competitions, Jet's team easily defeats Sunbo and Sudobo. In the final match, Relay Run, while most Trainers are seen running with their Pokémon, Gold is seen simply sliding on the ground slowly while riding on his skateboard in the wrong direction. An exhausted and in last place Sudobo struggles to move on, so he is switched for Sunbo. Seeing there is not much time left, Gold switches Sunbo out for Togebo. Togebo's fast speed allows him to easily catch up to Jet's {{p|Dodrio}}, but he is kicked away into the gravel by Dodrio's foot. The dirt gets into Togebo's eyes, preventing him from being able to see and run properly. Gold commands Togebo to keep going and gives him directions on where to move, having spent his time memorizing the course. Togebo continues running and eventually manages to make it past Jet's Dodrio, which gives Gold the win.

In ''[[PS444|One Tough Togepi]]'', Gold sends out his entire team, save Togebo, to fight and distract [[Lance's Dragonite]]. Once {{p|Dragonite}} attacks with {{m|Hyper Beam}} Gold launches Togebo's Poké Ball with his billiard cue, which meets the devastating laser attack. Togebo manages to endure the attack long enough to shoot past Dragonite, and comes back around with a Double-Edge at the back of its head, fainting the dragon. [[PS448|Later]], after Aibo [[evolves]] into an {{p|Ambipom}}, Togebo is seen sulking over the attention that he receives from the [[Kimono Girls]]. It is then revealed that Gold does not exactly know how to evolve Togebo.