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Pikachu evolves into Raichu.

Ash's first water type Pokémon was Squirtle. In the Pokémon anime series, Ash caught Squirtle in the episode "Here Comes the Squirtle Squad". Squirtle was a mischievous and rebellious Pokémon at first, but eventually joined Ash's team and became one of his most loyal and powerful Pokémon.

Natu evolves into Xatu.

May's first Pokémon was Torchic. This can be seen in the Pokémon anime series, where May receives Torchic from Professor Birch as her starter Pokémon. Torchic is a Fire-type Pokémon and is known for its cute appearance and fiery personality. May forms a strong bond with Torchic throughout her journey and it eventually evolves into a Combusken and then into a Blaziken.

Treecko was not a starter Pokemon in the Sinnoh region. The starters in Sinnoh were Piplup, Chimchar, and Turtwig. Treecko is actually a starter Pokemon from the Hoenn region, not Sinnoh.

The correct answer is Pewter City Gym. In the Pokémon series, Ash Ketchum's first gym battle was against Brock, the Pewter City Gym Leader. Ash used his Pikachu against Brock's Rock-type Pokémon, resulting in a victory for Ash. This battle marked the beginning of Ash's journey to collect Gym Badges and compete in Pokémon battles.

Brock is the correct answer because he has appeared in the Pokemon Animation series for the longest duration, starting from the very first season. He has been a consistent companion of Ash throughout his journey, appearing in the most number of episodes till Generation IV. Misty, Dawn, and May are also significant characters in the series, but they have had shorter durations compared to Brock.

Ash's first caught Pokémon in the Pokémon anime series was indeed Caterpie. In the episode titled "Ash Catches a Pokémon," Ash encounters and successfully captures a Caterpie in the Viridian Forest. This Caterpie later evolves into a Metapod and eventually into a Butterfree. Pikachu, Pichu, and Pidgey were not the first Pokémon caught by Ash.

Raticate was the first trade of Ash, which means that he traded one of his Pokémon for a Raticate with another trainer. However, Ash later decided to give Raticate back to its original owner through a re-trade.

Linoone is the evolution of Zigzagoon. In the Pokémon games, Zigzagoon evolves into Linoone starting at level 20. Linoone is a Normal-type Pokémon known for its speed and ability to learn various moves. It has a long, slender body and is known for its zigzag stripes. Linoone has a more mature and evolved appearance compared to Zigzagoon, making it the correct answer in this question.

Ho-oh is the correct answer because it is a legendary Fire/Flying type Pokémon that is often associated with fire and rebirth. In Pokémon lore, Ho-oh is said to have the ability to create and control sacred fire, which is a powerful and mystical form of fire. This ability sets Ho-oh apart from the other options, as Magmortar, Moltress, and Deoxys do not possess this specific ability.

Pineco is the correct answer because it is a Pokémon that evolves into a steel type called Forretress. This suggests that Brock had a Pineco, which later evolved into Forretress, a steel type Pokémon.

Slaking is the correct answer because it has the ability called "Truant," which causes it to loaf around every other turn during battle. This means that it will not be able to attack or use any moves on the turn it loafs around, making it less effective in battle compared to the other options given.

Misty does not own any form of Prinplup until Generation V. Prinplup is the second evolution of the Water-type Pokémon Piplup, and Misty is known for her team of Water-type Pokémon. However, in the anime and games up until Generation V, Misty does not have a Prinplup or any of its evolutions in her possession.

Skarmory is a flying type Pokemon because it is a steel and flying type combination. It has the ability to fly and is known for its strong wings and sharp feathers. Skarmory is often seen soaring through the sky and is capable of traveling long distances. Its steel typing also gives it resistance to certain types of attacks, making it a formidable opponent in battles.

Shaymin is known to have two forms: the Land Forme and the Sky Forme. In its Land Forme, Shaymin resembles a small hedgehog-like creature, while in its Sky Forme, it transforms into a more bird-like appearance with wings. The transformation between the two forms occurs when Shaymin is exposed to the Gracidea flower.

Mudkip is the correct answer because it is a starter Pokémon from the third generation (Hoenn region) and Ash's journey only covers up until the fifth generation (Unova region). Therefore, Ash did not own a Mudkip or its evolution during his adventures.

If Tauros uses earthquake against Vibrava, it would have no effect. This means that Vibrava is immune to the earthquake move and does not take any damage from it.

Pay Day is the correct answer because it is a signature move of the Pokémon Meowth. This move allows Meowth to attack and potentially earn extra money after the battle. It is unique to Meowth and its evolution, Persian. Sunny Day, Solar Beam, and Ice Beam are all powerful moves, but they are not signature moves specific to any particular Pokémon.

In Generation IV of the Pokémon games, the Pokémon Glyscor was given to another character for the train.

Ash did not use Charizard against Conway. This can be inferred from the question, which asks for the Pokemon that was not used by Ash. Since Charizard is listed as one of the options, it means that it was not used by Ash in his battle against Conway.

The correct answer is Veilstone. This answer is based on the information provided in the question, which asks for Paul's hometown. Among the given options, Veilstone is the only one that matches this criteria.

Lombre is the correct answer because it is a Water-Grass type Pokémon that evolves from Lotad when exposed to a Water Stone. Gible is a Dragon-Ground type Pokémon that evolves into Gabite, but it does not require a Water Stone for evolution. Pikachu evolves into Raichu by using a Thunder Stone, not a Water Stone. Vaporeon, on the other hand, is an Eevee evolution that does evolve using a Water Stone.

When Aggron uses Double-Edge, it does not suffer any recoil damage. Double-Edge is a move that typically inflicts damage to both the opponent and the user, but Aggron's ability called Rock Head prevents it from taking any recoil damage. Therefore, the recoil damage for Aggron when using Double-Edge is 0.