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'''Bulbasaur''', the Seed Pokémon, appears here as a deceptively sturdy opponent. While it is a base-stage Pokémon, this individual is trained specifically for endurance and tactical disruption, serving as a significant hurdle for those who underestimate its small stature.

== Boss Encounter: Bulbasaur ==
This encounter is designed around high-tier stalling tactics. With augmented bulk and recovery moves, Bulbasaur aims to outlast opponents rather than overpower them with raw strength.

{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%; background-color: #f5f0ff;"
! Statistic !! Value
|-
| '''Join Chance''' || 0%
|-
| '''Catch Rule''' || Pokeballs Disabled
|-
| '''Background''' || Boss
|}

=== Moveset ===
Bulbasaur utilizes a classic status-and-drain strategy to steadily deplete the opponent's health:
* '''[[Sleep Powder]]'''
* '''[[Vine Whip]]'''
* '''[[Leech Seed]]'''
* '''[[Protect]]'''

=== Individual Values (IVs) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! HP !! Atk !! Def !! SpA !! SpD !! Spe
|-
| 31 || 31 || 31 || 31 || 31 || 31
|}

=== Effort Values (EVs) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! HP !! Atk !! Def !! SpA !! SpD !! Spe
|-
| 252 || 252 || 0 || 0 || 4 || 0
|}

== Drop Table ==
Upon defeat, Bulbasaur may yield basic capturing tools and various healing berries:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
! Category !! Potential Drops
|-
| '''Pokéballs''' || Poké Ball, Great Ball
|-
| '''Berries''' || Sitrus Berry, Oran Berry
|}

== Battle Strategy ==
* '''The Ultimate Staller:''' This Bulbasaur is designed to frustrate challengers. With '''Eviolite''' boosting its defensive stats and '''Boost Level 3''' increasing its overall bulk, it can survive hits that would normally knock out a base-stage Pokémon with ease.
* '''Drain and Delay:''' It relies on a classic "Sub-Seed" style strategy (without the Substitute). It will attempt to disable your lead with '''Sleep Powder''', set up '''Leech Seed''' for passive recovery, and then cycle between '''Vine Whip''' and '''Protect''' to stall out the battle.
* '''Counterplay:''' Grass-types are immune to both Leech Seed and Sleep Powder, making them excellent counters. Additionally, Pokémon with the '''Overcoat''' ability or those holding '''Safety Goggles''' can ignore its powder-based moves entirely. Using '''Taunt''' will shut down its utility moves, forcing it to rely solely on the relatively weak Vine Whip.

[[Category:Boss Battles]]
[[Category:Kanto]]

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