Chimecho is a Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.
Type: Psychic
Abilities:
- Levitate: Grants immunity to Ground-type moves by making the Pokémon float in the air.
Physical Characteristics:
- Chimecho resembles a wind chime, with a round blue body and a long, ribbon-like tail.
- It has a small, smiling face, and its body is adorned with red patterns.
- The bottom part of its tail is red, resembling a clapper that gives it the appearance of a traditional wind chime.
Behavior and Habitat:
- Chimecho is known for its melodious cry, which it uses to communicate and express its emotions.
- It is typically found in mountainous regions and areas with strong winds, where it can hang from branches or eaves to sway in the breeze.
- Chimecho tends to be gentle and calm, often residing in quiet, serene environments.
In Battle:
- Chimecho is a versatile Pokémon often used for support roles thanks to its access to a variety of status moves.
- Notable moves include Heal Bell, Psychic, and Recover, making it useful for healing and maintaining team health.
- It is effective against Fighting and Poison types but vulnerable to Bug, Ghost, and Dark types.
- While not known for high offensive power, its support capabilities can be pivotal in strategic battles.
Evolution:
- Chimecho evolves from Chingling when leveled up with high friendship during the night.
Interesting Facts:
- Chimecho's design is inspired by the Japanese furin wind chime, a popular summer ornament believed to bring good luck.
- Despite its gentle appearance, Chimecho's cry can cause headaches in those nearby due to its high frequency.
- It was one of the last Pokémon available in the Hoenn Pokédex, making it a rare find for trainers in the region.