>>1

Doro Pon Pikachu

Oe!

Of course Diglett would be scared.

Silver iodide

Pikachu that spits out

It’s a mystery where the water for Surf comes from, even though it’s not a Water Pokémon.

Pikachu, riding on the waves, feels nauseous and throws up.

If I evolve Surfing Pikachu, can it become Surfing Raichu?

>>11

Un

In Poké Stadium, the tail becomes a board, and it’s cute because Surfing Raichu can ride the waves.

>>11

It seems that in the 1999 tournament, where the use of Pokémon was limited, it was a Pokémon worth considering.

Ropper

Isn’t it pretty gruesome to drown Diglett’s nest and kill them all?

Right now, getting Alolan Raichu is a bit of a hassle.

Is Pikachu’s Surf really useful?

>>18

It’s helpful because I can avoid being pulled by the ground when traveling.

I can tell you probably didn’t like this Diglett.

This is Major Machis’s sabotage work, isn’t it?

Absolutely great!!

I longed for this and flying Pikachu.

The one that has a special mini-game just for the Pikachu version.

Certainly, other water Pokémon also spit water from their mouths, but…

In the case of Surf, the words alone only mean to ride the waves, but in terms of effects, it’s basically summoning a tsunami.

What you do is evil.

Iai Slash Pikachu…

Powerful Pikachu…

Flash Pikachu…

Please stop it!

Ride the wave!

>>31

🤮

A wave of nausea is coming.

Dakulryu Pikachu

The type changes depending on the content.

I want the picture in the top left at high quality by itself.

Water-type Pikachu

For some reason, it feels like something that reminds me of Pikachu riding a surfboard in anime.

The illustration of the wave Pikachu from Pokémon cards was also this, but since the type hasn’t changed, it ultimately remains powerless against Ground types.

>>40

In the case of Pokémon cards, the advantage is that you can attack with an Electric-type Pokémon using Water Energy.

I wonder if Surf with a type mismatch was somehow able to handle the Ground type.

>>41

I can probably take down slow Pokémon like Golem and Rhydon, which are about four times slower than me, right?

Doug has low endurance, but it seems impossible since he can’t take the upper hand in the first place.

In PokéSpecial, there was a setting where Nanami’s riding Pikachu transforms its Substitute into a surfboard.

I can’t win against Dugtrio in terms of speed.

>>44

That’s why we will exterminate the nest like this.

It feels like I received a card from a stamp rally.

Compared to Surfing Pikachu

The flying Pikachu has a faint shadow, doesn’t it?

>>46

The method to obtain the original legitimate flying Pikachu in the game is excessively high.

>>51

Take Pikachu with you in that serious setup and win!

>>61

There shouldn’t have been a way for Surfing Pikachu to learn Fly.

I remember that I could only receive it by entering a campaign after flying with ANA at that time or through a lottery from magazines like Korokoro.

>>46

It seems that it is only used for flights to Okinawa within Japan.

When I used the fly Pikachu that I created through a bug in Poké Stadium Gold and Silver, it stretched both hands to the sky after a slight pause and soared into the air.

While waiting, I am standing upright in mid-air.

I feel like there was a mini-game that you couldn’t play without Nami-Pika.

>>48

It’s a game from the Pikachu version.

The VC on 3DS can be played even without Wave Race.

Surf has an advantage against its weakness, Ground, which is good.

The flying in the sky part didn’t really increase the types and was somewhat disappointing.

>>50

Strong against electric half-reduction grass!

A flying Pikachu has quite a sense of deceit…

I was caught off guard by a ridiculous water attack, and it didn’t go well.

Is Surf really such a move?!

>>55

Most Pokémon’s Water Gun comes out from their mouths, right?

spit out

I think the Wave Pika limited mini-game was pretty terrible.

Well, I forced it to learn Surf due to a bug and played around with it…

I thought it was a physical technique… but is Pikachu higher on the A side?

If you make Pikachu participate in the finals in the first generation Pokémon Stadium and win, it will learn Surf, so it can actually learn both Surf and Fly.

There were actually a lot of people who had it because Namipika was distributed for free at the tournament venue.

To actually win in Poké Stadium, it’s difficult to make it effective other than using Starmie with a pinpoint prediction at level 30 or below.

Electric Pokémon that learn Surf are already quite common.

Pika should start learning other moves soon.

Isn’t it about time we start distributing Volt Tackles?

Is that Naruto’s water technique?

Vomiting in the burrow is just the worst.

Modern Pikachu has a 30% paralysis surf.

It’s only available in Pikachu and Eevee, though.

This thickness drives me crazy.