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==Personality and characteristics== | ==Personality and characteristics== | ||
[[File:Ash and Kingler.png|thumb|220px|Ash | [[File:Ash and Kingler.png|thumb|220px|Kingler and Ash]] | ||
In its debut, Krabby appeared to be fiery and brash, challenging Ash to a fight despite him not even being a Pokémon. However, upon capture Krabby mellowed significantly and became a very modest and quiet Pokémon. This is most likely due to its residence with Professor Oak, who said in ''[[EP065|Showdown at the Po-ké Corral]]'' that Pokémon take on the personality of the person who spends the most time with it. In battle, Kingler was quietly determined, not giving up against [[Mandi]] despite on face value being the underdog against all three of his Pokémon. Kingler was a very modest victor, happily hugging his Trainer, but not waving to the crowd or gloating at Mandi. These are more of Oak's traits coming through, as opposed to the rest of Ash's team. | In its debut, Krabby appeared to be fiery and brash, challenging Ash to a fight despite him not even being a Pokémon. However, upon capture Krabby mellowed significantly and became a very modest and quiet Pokémon. This is most likely due to its residence with Professor Oak, who said in ''[[EP065|Showdown at the Po-ké Corral]]'' that Pokémon take on the personality of the person who spends the most time with it. In battle, Kingler was quietly determined, not giving up against [[Mandi]] despite on face value being the underdog against all three of his Pokémon. Kingler was a very modest victor, happily hugging his Trainer, but not waving to the crowd or gloating at Mandi. These are more of Oak's traits coming through, as opposed to the rest of Ash's team. | ||