A Trainer's Growlithe appeared in Faba's Revenge! A Trainer's Growlithe appeared in the banned episode SM A Trainer's Growlithe appeared in Sours for the Sweet! In I Choose Paradise! In Securing the Future! A student's Growlithe appeared in Aiming for the Top Floor! In Battle Royal ! A Trainer's Growlithe appeared in Exhibition Unmasked! The Journey Continues! In Legend? A Trainer's Growlithe appeared in a fantasy in Caring for a Mystery!
In Pikachu Translation Check Two Growlithe appeared in Sleuths for Truth! It accompanied Looker in his search for Giovanni and investigated the traces of explosives at the Gym's battlefield. A Growlithe appeared in The Reawakening , during a flashback about the creation of the legendary beasts. Similar to his anime counterpart, Morrison owns a Growlithe. It appeared in A Clash Of Wills!! Eternal Rivals?! It appeared in Vulpix and Cyndaquil. In Paras Sight , Blaine has a Growlithe, which he used to track the scent given off by the cloth fragments Miles took from a frozen form of Red at Mt.
Koya 's Growlithe first appeared in a flashback in Hearts and Spirits Collide. Multiple Growlithe appeared in Detective Pikachu. They are incorrectly called "Foo dogs" in the West. Its stripes and coloration are reminiscent of tigers. Gardie may refer to its abilities as a guard dog, as a corruption of guard or guardian. Page actions Article Discussion View source History.
Please remember to follow the manual of style and code of conduct at all times. For a specific instance of this species, see Growlithe disambiguation. Attack :. Defense :. Atk :. Def :. Speed :. For other sprites and images, please see Growlithe images on the Bulbagarden Archives. Navigation menu Personal tools Create account Log in. This article is about the species. Hisuian Growlithe. Images on the Bulbagarden Archives.
Types Fire. Abilities Intimidate or Flash Fire. Cacophony Hisuian Growlithe. Justified Hidden Ability. Cacophony Hidden Ability. Gender ratio Unknown. Catch rate Breeding Egg Group Field. Hatch time - steps. Height 2'04". Weight Mega Stone [[ ]]. Base experience yield 91 Gen. Leveling rate Slow. EV yield Total: 1. Base friendship It drives enemies away with barks and bites. While loyal to its master, the Growlithe will drive away enemies by barking and biting.
Growlithe are very loyal and won't move unless their Trainer commands it. Generation I. Red Very protective of its territory. It will bark and bite to repel intruders from its space. However, it will bark fiercely at anything invading its territory. Friendly and loyal, but also jealously protective of its territory. Carelessly approaching it may result in a bite. Generation II. Gold It has a brave and trustworthy nature. It fearlessly stands up to bigger and stronger foes. Extremely loyal, it will fearlessly bark at any opponent to protect its own Trainer from harm.
It controls a big territory. If it detects an unknown smell, it roars loudly to force out the intruder. It has a brave and trustworthy nature. Generation III. Ruby Growlithe has a superb sense of smell.
Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? Are they just really rare? Or am I looking in the wrong spot? What's the best Starter. I need help! What else is there to do? Side Quest. I just noticed that Growlithe here can learn all same required moves as his foxy counterpart, and since he is as of yet unable to learn Extremespeed which most standard Arcanine sets are based around I figured I'd take him in a bit of a different direction.
Besides, being an unevolved Pokemon Growlithe is better suited to use attacks that don't depend purely on offensive stats, and I seem to be in a Toxic-trapper mood this week anyway. Safeguard is a great move for Growlithe considering his low survivability and present status as a trapper. If you're fighting something that is capable of taking Growlithe out relatively early, you can set up a Safeguard which the rest of your team will benefit from even after Growlithe leaves the match.
On the other hand, if you're facing something that doesn't typically attack outright and depends more on status-altering moves like Jumpluff or Umbreon, Safeguard will certainly throw a monkey Mankey? If you happen to meet up with a fellow Toxic-trapper there are more of them out there than you may realize and you have a Safeguard in place, Growlithe will likely have the upper paw regardless of the fact that he's unevolved.
Fire Spin As I mentioned in a previous article, Fire Spin is a really, REALLY crummy trapping move if you're actually depending on it to trap as opposed to an offensive attack, though not many people would use the underpowered Fire Spin solely as an attack when there are better moves like Flamethrower and Fire Blast out there. It can of course last up to five turns but will usually break after three or four, which generally won't be enough if you're relying solely on Toxic to kill an opponent.
The nominal damage it adds at the end of each round is appreciated, but Fire Spin still pales in comparison to Mean Look. Oh well Toxic is naturally to be used in conjunction with Fire Spin. Heck, even if you don't have time to trap the opponent before poisoning them, Toxic is a nice move because it will more often than not prompt an opponent to switch out.
This can be useful if you're going up against something like Scizor that is known to heavily alter its own stats before attacking don't expect any trainer to leave Scizor specifically in against a Fire type, though; that was just an example. And of course, if your opponent happens to be the last remaining member of its party you won't need to use Fire Spin at all. A great strategy is to Toxic any Pokemon that uses Recover particularly legendaries when that Pokemon has been saved for the end of a match, since they can't switch out and Toxic will eventually gain enough power to finish them off regardless of Recover.
Dig is an exceedingly risky move on any Fire type, given a Fire type's weakness to Ground type moves and the fact that Earthquake and Magnitude's powers are doubled when used against any Pokemon using Dig except a Flying type, which makes absolutely no sense Well, I'm assuming you wouldn't bring Growlithe in against an Earthquaker in the first place, or that you would at least refrain from using Dig if you had no choice.
Dig is a particularly weak move that Growlithe doesn't receive STAB on; its only real purpose is to get you out of the way of an attack for a turn say, a Surf. Ninetales usually pulls this off better than Growlithe because she has Confuse Ray and thus has a chance to miss absorbing an attack even upon emerging from the ground, but the move can work for Growlithe if it's late in the game and your Toxic needs but a single turn more to finish an opponent off.
Besides, Growlithe and Arcanine have a better Attack stat than most comparable Fire types, so if you find yourself going up against a fellow flamer you just might be able to Dig them to death before they can figure out exactly how to knock Growlithe out.
I prefer Bright Powder on this particular Growlithe because it gives him a chance to dodge an attack while setting up his Toxic combo or using Dig, much as Ninetales' Confuse Ray affords her. You might also consider Quick Claw, since Growlithe is pretty slow for a Fire type. As for other move options, you can set Growlithe up essentially as a miniature Arcanine if you desire though, as I said, you won't be able to get Extremespeed yet.
Crunch and Flamethrower are preferred offensive attacks for Arcanine, and Body Slam is great for the paralysis chance though if you do opt for Body Slam you won't be able to breed for Crunch or Safeguard.
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