Does James and Jessy Ever See Weezing and Arbok Again?

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Jessie'south Arbok
ムサシのアーボック Musashi's Arbok
Jessie Arbok.png
Jessie's Arbok
Debuts in Pokémon Emergency!
Caught at Unknown
Evolves in Dig Those Diglett!
Gender Unknown*
Ability Unknown
Released in A Poached Ego!
Current location Hoenn

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This Pokémon spent 29 episodes every bit Ekans.
Vocalization histrion Japanese English
Every bit Ekans Kōichi Sakaguchi Michael Haigney
As Arbok Kōichi Sakaguchi

Jessie's Arbok (Japanese: ムサシのアーボック Musashi's Arbok) was the beginning Pokémon Jessie was known to accept; she received it as a chūgen souvenir (a birthday gift in the dub).

In the anime

History

Original series

Kanto

It was mentioned in Isle of the Giant Pokémon that Jessie received Ekans as a birthday present (for chūgen in the original Japanese version). It is unknown who the gift was from.

Arbok first appeared in Pokémon Emergency! as an Ekans. Throwing their Poké Balls down from their Meowth balloon, Jessie and James used both information technology and James'south Koffing to quickly overtake the caught Viridian Pokémon Centre. Koffing's job was to create a Smokescreen while Ekans destroyed the computers. Chasing Ash, Misty and Nurse Joy, Ekans scared all of Ash's Pokémon, and Misty try with Goldeen didn't succeed. Yet, Nurse Joy'south Pikachu came out and replenished Ash'due south Pikachu with a Thunder Shock attack, while at the same time attacking the Rocket trio. Giving Ash's Pikachu enough power to stand up upwardly, Ash charged upwardly Pikachu using Misty'south charred bike, and he let him have his own Thunder Shock. As Team Rocket was being electrocuted, Koffing'southward Smog was ignited past the voltage, causing the entire Pokémon Center to explode, and sending Team Rocket blasting off.

While the St. Anne had already sunk into the body of water in Pokémon Shipwreck, Ekans was responsible for the vessel flooding with seawater after Jessie ordered it to open a hole in the floor to escape. Team Rocket later escaped with Ash and his friends thanks to their Water Pokémon.

Ekans was separated from Jessie in Island of the Giant Pokémon along with Meowth and James' Koffing after a group of Gyarados sent them flying with a watery tornado every bit a result from their Dragon Rage. When Team Rocket'south Pokémon came across Ash's Pokémon, who were too separated from their trainer, Meowth ordered Ekans and Koffing to assault them, but Ekans was the first to inform him that they won't listen to him but because he is not their trainer. Meowth tried to convince the two Pokémon that equally bad guys, they don't need the company of their trainers to do anything bad, but Ekans told him that "there are no bad Pokémon; merely their trainers are bad." Both Ekans and Koffing became upset at the thought of their trainers abandoning them when Ash's Bulbasaur expressed its belief that Ash had washed information technology to them, simply Ash's Pikachu refuted such idea and the two groups of Pokémon joined forces to look for their trainers. The adjacent twenty-four hour period, Ekans and the rest of the Pokémon were seen being chased past a group of giant mechanical Pokémon. It would non be until they jumped into a mine cart their trainers were riding that Ekans would reunite with Jessie.

It was used constantly by Jessie and eventually evolved into an Arbok in Dig Those Diglett! forth with James's Koffing in response to Jessie and James's agony for their Pokémon to do and then.

In Princess vs. Princess, Jessie used Arbok during the Queen of the Princess Festival contest. Arbok helped Jessie reach the finals, only ultimately, it was defeated past Pikachu'southward Thunder Daze.

Johto

Jessie used Arbok every bit her main battling Pokémon in Johto, preferring it over Lickitung and later Wobbuffet.

In The Whistle Stop, when Team Rocket stole a whistle from Arielle, Meowth blew it in the right note to cause Arbok to trip the light fantastic around and cry out in reaction. This gave Meowth a chance to control it to help capture a group of Ledyba from Arielle by having information technology dig cloak-and-dagger and spring out in front of them for Meowth to throw a net on them and tie them in ropes. When they tried to escape, Arbok uses its tail to grab the ropes, but the Ledyba somewhen escaped and dragged Arbok into Jessie's Lickitung and James's Victreebel, who were attacking the twerps and Arielle.

In Wobbu-Palooza!, Arbok was used alongside Victreebel to try to cease the Wobbuffet Festival crashers, since anybody else refused to fight due to festival rules. Arbok battled their Hitmonlee and lost chop-chop to his Rolling Kick and High Jump Kick attacks. Wobbuffet was sent out after and managed to defeat them with his Counter.

In The Mystery is History, Jessie sent out Arbok against Cassidy'southward Houndour to meet who would exist the ane to steal a Lugia nicknamed Silver. Arbok'due south Poison Sting was hands overwhelmed by Houndour's Flamethrower, after which Ash and his friends arrived to intervene. In A Promise is a Promise, the boxing for the Lugia continues. The attacks from both sides of Team Rocket's Pokémon end up breaking the energy barrier holding Lugia captive and information technology blasts them all away.

Pokémon the Serial: Ruddy and Sapphire

Arbok fighting aslope Weezing

In A Ruin with a View, Jessie sent out Arbok alongside James'southward Weezing to battle the Squad Magma Grunts who approached them. Not long after being sent out, Team Magma's Houndoom used Roar to send Arbok and Weezing back into their Poké Balls.

In A Poached Ego!, Team Rocket took on Rico, a Pokémon poacher who had captured a herd of Ekans and Koffing in Petalburg Woods. Arbok battled Rico's Fearow and managed to hold its beak close, leading Rico to recall it. In the follow-up match, Arbok knocked Fearow out with Headbutt, allowing Meowth to free the captured Pokémon. James and Jessie reluctantly ordered Weezing and Arbok to stay in the wild and guard the immature Ekans and Koffing. The pair tearfully escaped into the wilderness as Jessie, James, and Meowth fought Rico and his Tyranitar by themselves.

Personality and characteristics

Jessie often relied on Arbok in boxing because of its intimidating nature and its abilities to utilize Dig and swim in the h2o, like in The Misty Mermaid. Exterior of battling, Arbok was deeply attached and loyal to Jessie, as revealed during its temporary separation from her in Island of the Giant Pokémon, and its later release in A Poached Ego!. Jessie offered Arbok support in times of difficulty, similar during blastoffs or when it failed its movie audition in Lights, Camera, Quacktion.

Despite its loyalty to Jessie, Arbok showed a moral conscience of its own, revealing in Island of the Behemothic Pokémon when information technology was an Ekans that at that place is no such thing every bit an evil Pokémon; rather, that moral responsibleness lies with the Trainer. In that location have also been rare occasions where Arbok and Weezing refused to obey their Trainers, such equally in A Chansey Functioning, where they refused to assail a Chansey because it had treated the injuries they suffered from Team Rocket'southward schemes and Got Milktank?, where Arbok, along with the residual of Team Rocket's Pokémon, refused to assail the Miltank or any of the Pokémon at an oasis where humans are not welcomed out of respect.

Moves used

Jessie Arbok Dig.png
Using Dig
Jessie Arbok Acid.png
Using Acid
Move First Used In
Dig Ash Catches a Pokémon
Bite Clefairy and the Moon Stone
Wrap The Path to the Pokémon League
Acid Pokémon Shipwreck
Glare The Flame Pokémon-athon!
Poisonous substance Sting The Flame Pokémon-athon!
Toxic Make Room For Gloom
Double-Edge Bad To The Bone
Tackle× A Shipful of Shivers
Headbutt Problem'southward Brewing
Take Down You're a Star, Larvitar!
An × shows that the move cannot be legitimately known by this Pokémon in the games.
A shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or at that place are fewer than five known moves.

In the games

In the core series

Arbok appears in Pokémon Yellowish and Pokémon: Let'due south Get, Pikachu! and Let's Become, Eevee! as role of Jessie and James's team each time, alongside Meowth/Weezing and its pre-evolved form.

Pokémon Xanthous
Get-go battle
(Mt. Moon)
2nd boxing
(Rocket Hideout)
3rd and quaternary boxing
(Pokémon Tower/Silph Co.)

Spr 1y 023.png

Type:
Poison Unknown
EkansLv.14
Wrap
Normal
--
Leer
Normal
--
Toxicant Sting
Poison
--
Struggle
Normal
--

Spr 1y 023.png

Type:
Poison Unknown
EkansLv.25
Seize with teeth
Normal
--
Leer
Normal
--
Poison Sting
Poison
--
Glare
Normal
--

Spr 1y 024.png

Blazon:
Poison Unknown
ArbokLv. 27/31
Seize with teeth
Normal
--
Leer
Normal
--
Poison Sting
Toxicant
--
Glare
Normal
--
Pokémon: Let'southward Go, Pikachu! and Allow's Go, Eevee!
Outset boxing
(Mt. Moon)
Second and third battle
(Team Rocket Hideout/Pokémon Tower)
Fourth and fifth battle
(Silph Co./Route 17)

023Ekans.png

Type:
Toxicant Unknown
Power:
No Ability
Held particular:
None.png None None.png
Ekans Lv.12
Wrap
Normal Concrete
--
Acid
Poison Special
--
Curse
Unknown Status
--
Expletive
Unknown Status
--

024Arbok.png

Type:
Toxicant Unknown
Power:
No Ability
Held item:
None.png None None.png
Arbok Lv. 32/34
Poison Jab
Toxicant Concrete
--
Glare
Normal Status
--
Crunch
Dark Concrete
--
Curse
Unknown Status
--

024Arbok.png

Blazon:
Poison Unknown
Power:
No Ability
Held item:
None.png None None.png
Arbok Lv. 36/52
Poison Jab
Poisonous substance Concrete
--
Glare
Normal Condition
--
Crunch
Dark Physical
--
Stone Slide
Rock Physical
--

In spin-off games

Pokémon Zany Cards box fine art

Pokémon: Catch the Numbers!

Arbok appears in Pokémon: Grab the Numbers!.

Pokémon Go

Jessie always leads with a Shadow Ekans, impiled to accept been borrowed from Giovanni. The player has a chance to catch information technology later defeating her. Dissimilar near Shadow Pokémon, the Shadow Ekans has a run a risk to be Shiny.

Pokémon Masters EX

Main commodity: Jessie (Masters) → Arbok

Jessie's Arbok appears alongside Jessie every bit a sync pair.

Pokémon Puzzle League

Arbok was 1 of Jessie and James's three Pokémon in Pokémon Puzzle League.

Pokémon Zany Cards

Arbok is depicted on a photograph on the box art for Pokémon Zany Cards, along with Wobbuffet and Weezing. Nevertheless, information technology does not make an appearance in the game.

Artwork

In the manga

Ash & Pikachu

In Ash & Pikachu, which is based on the anime, Arbok appears with Jessie.

Moves used

Jessie Arbok Acid SP.png
Using Acrid
Motion First Used In
Acrid Hoppip, the Air current Calls!
A shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this instance or in that location are fewer than five known moves.

The Electric Tale of Pikachu

Arbok in The Electrical Tale of Pikachu

Jessie'southward Arbok appears in The Electric Tale of Pikachu. Information technology first appears every bit an Ekans in Pikachu's Excellent Take chances. All subsequent appearances, beginning in You lot Gotta Have Friends, are as an Arbok. Similar in the anime, Arbok is Jessie'south main Pokémon used in boxing.

Moves used

Jessie Arbok Glare EToP.png
Using Glare
Motility Kickoff Used In
Poison Sting You Gotta Have Friends
Glare Clefairy in Space
A shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or in that location are fewer than 5 known moves.

In the TCG

Jessie's Arbok is featured in the TCG as of one Jessie's Pokémon. The post-obit is a list of cards featuring Arbok.

Arbok
Cards listed with a blue groundwork are only legal to use in the current Expanded format.
Cards listed with a silver background are legal to utilise in both the current Standard and Expanded formats.
Card Type English
Expansion
Rarity # Japanese
Expansion
Rarity #
Arbok Psychic Hidden Fates Rare 27/68 Sky Legend U 026/054

Trivia

Jessilina and her Arbok-shaped flute

  • Arbok's pointer-similar pattern on its cervix differs in some episodes. Sometimes, the ends of the pointer stretch until the ends of its middle-like patterns on its breast and is simply a few inches wide. Similarly, there are two reddish dots on its arrow in some episodes, and in other episodes, there are none.
  • In The Misty Mermaid, Jessie'south Arbok was revealed to exist able to swim without the need for air.
  • Its gender was hinted in the Japanese version of Isle of the Giant Pokémon. In the subtitles, it refers to itself and Koffing as おれたち ore-tachi, which is a pronoun normally used by males significant "we", also used by characters such as Ash, Brock, and James in the Japanese version.
  • Out of all the Pokémon ever owned by Jessie or James, Arbok has used the most moves, with eleven.

Related manufactures

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Ekans and Arbok.

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