Pidgeot
Pidgeot is the final evolved form of Pidgey and is known for its powerful Flying-type abilities.
Biology
Physical Characteristics
Pidgeot, a majestic bird Pokémon, exhibits distinctive physical characteristics.
Pidgeot is a large bird, standing at an impressive height. It boasts a sleek and aerodynamic body, emphasizing its mastery of the skies. Its keen and focused eyes suggest exceptional vision for hunting and navigation.
Pidgeot features a prominent crest on its head, adding to its regal appearance. It possesses a sharp and formidable beak, indicating its predatory nature. Pidgeot’s wings are expansive, allowing for powerful and swift flight. The plumage on its wings and tail is vibrant and eye-catching.
Pidgeot’s color palette typically includes various shades of brown, cream, and red.
Upon Mega Evolution, Pidgeot undergoes further changes, with longer, flowing plumage and heightened elegance.
These physical traits collectively contribute to Pidgeot’s majestic and formidable presence in the Pokémon world.
Behaviour
The behavior of Pidgeot is influenced by its nature as a powerful and skilled flyer.
Pidgeot is known for its exceptional flying abilities. It soars gracefully through the skies, displaying mastery in aerial maneuvers. Pidgeot can be territorial, especially during breeding seasons. It fiercely defends its nesting areas from potential threats.
With a sharp beak and keen eyesight, Pidgeot exhibits predatory instincts. It’s likely to hunt for prey while soaring high above. When breeding, Pidgeot becomes protective of its offspring. It ensures the safety of its nest and actively defends against potential dangers.
Pidgeot may engage in social interactions with others of its kind. Pidgeot likely communicates with others especially during mating rituals or to warn of approaching danger. Pidgeot’s behavior adapts to various environments, from open skies to dense forests. It showcases versatility in its habitat selection.
Mega Pidgeot’s behavior may intensify upon evolution, with increased confidence and possibly an even more assertive territorial nature.
Understanding these behavioral traits provides insight into the life and interactions of Pidgeot in the Pokémon world.
Evolution
Pidgeot, a majestic bird Pokémon, undergoes a three-stage evolutionary line.
Pidgeot’s evolutionary journey begins as a Pidgey. Pidgey is a small, brown bird Pokémon with basic flying capabilities. Pidgey evolves into Pidgeotto, gaining more prominent features. Pidgeotto is larger and more skilled in flight, exhibiting a keen hunting instinct. The final evolution occurs when Pidgeotto evolves into Pidgeot. This transformation results in a majestic, large bird with a distinctive crest and powerful wings.
Pidgeot is capable of Mega Evolution, a temporary and enhanced evolutionary state. Mega Pidgeot’s appearance is characterized by an even more elaborate plumage and increased overall elegance.
The evolution from Pidgey to Pidgeotto typically occurs at a certain level of experience. The transition to Pidgeot follows a similar pattern. Friendship with a Trainer and gaining battle experience contribute to a Pokémon’s evolution.
Throughout its evolutionary stages, training and forming a strong bond with a Trainer play pivotal roles in Pidgeot’s growth. Positive interactions and successful battles contribute to the evolution process.
With each evolution, Pidgeot’s physical characteristics, such as size, plumage, and wing strength, undergo significant enhancements. These changes reflect an increase in overall power and capability.
Pidgeot’s evolution provides strategic advantages in battles, as it gains access to more powerful moves and heightened stats. Mega Pidgeot, in particular, becomes a formidable force with enhanced speed and combat abilities during Mega Evolution.
The evolution of Pidgeot represents a natural progression and adaptation in response to its experiences and the challenges it faces in the Pokémon world.
Appearances
Anime Main Appearances
Ash’s Pidgeotto
Ash caught Pidgeotto while traveling through Viridian Forest. Pidgeotto made its debut in the episode titled “Ash Catches a Pokémon” marking it as one of Ash’s earliest captures.
In the Johto region, in the episode “Pallet Party Panic” Ash’s Pidgeotto evolved into Pidgeot because he was forced to fight Fearow. After defeating him, Pidgeot left Ash and joined other Pidgey and Pidgeotto in its natural habitat in order to protect them.
Pidgeot made a triumphant return during the episode ”The Rainbow and the Pokémon Master!” where he helped Ash to save his Pikachu from Team Rocket.
Other appearences
Corey’s Pidgeot was cloned by Mewtwo in “Mewtwo Strikes Back” and its remake “Mewtwo Strikes Back–Evolution” originally mistaken for a Pidgeotto in the dub. It reappeared in “Mewtwo Returns”. In “Bound for Trouble” a giant Pidgeot on Fairchild Island captured Meowth and Pikachu. Falkner’s Pidgeot battled Ash in “Fighting Flyer with Fire” earning Ash the Zephyr Badge. Solidad used a Pidgeot in the Kanto Grand Festival. Ben’s Pidgeot appeared in “Pokémon Ranger: Heatran Rescue!”. In “Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel” a Mega Evolving Pidgeot battled Ash’s team and later escaped.
Anime Minor Appearances
Pidgeot was first seen in a dream sequence in ”The School of Hard Knocks”. It made an appearance at the Pokémon Theme Park in ”Pikachu’s Vacation”. Rudy’s Pidgeot assisted in officiating the match between him and Ash in ”Misty Meets Her Match”. A wild Pidgeot played a role in ”Pikachu’s Rescue Adventure”. Another resided in Big Town in ”Pikachu & Pichu”.
A Pokémon Breeder’s Pidgeot participated in a breeding competition in ”Beauty and the Breeder”. Two Pidgeot made brief appearances in ”The Legend of Thunder!”. An Officer Jenny used her Pidgeot to locate Ash’s Pikachu after it was stolen by Team Rocket in ”Hoenn Alone”. One Pidgeot was featured at the Fortree City Feather Festival in ”Who’s Flying Now?”.
Multiple Pidgeot appeared in these episodes:
- ”The Power of One” (disturbed by Lawrence III)
- ”Destiny Deoxys”
- ”Giratina and the Sky Warrior”
- ”Zoroark: Master of Illusions”
- ”Dreams Are Made of These!”
- ”This Could be the Start of Something Big!”
- ”The Pendant That Starts It All (Part One)”
Sir Aaron utilized a Pidgeot for aerial transport in ”Lucario and the Mystery of Mew”, while Mew transformed into another Pidgeot. A Coordinator’s Pidgeot competed in the Saffron City Pokémon Contest in ”A Hurdle for Squirtle”. It appeared in ”Pokémon Ranger – Deoxys’ Crisis! (Part 2)” and in Jessie‘s fantasy in ”Three Jynx and a Baby!”.
In ”A Staravia is Born!”, a Pidgeot aided Ash and friends in rescuing Flying-type Pokémon from Team Rocket. It also appeared in ”The Keystone Pops!” and was among the Pokémon Officer Jenny and Nurse Joy used to repel a Gligar in ”Riding the Winds of Change”. A Mega Pidgeot was featured in the ending of ”Mega Evolution Special II”.
Two Pidgeot were controlled by Marshadow in ”I Choose You!”, and one appeared in ”Alola, Kanto!” in a photo taken by Rotom. Additionally, it was seen in a video hologram in ”Legend? Go! Friends? Go!”. Goh encountered a Pidgeot in ”Working My Way Back to Mew!” and it appeared in ”Getting More Than You Battled For!”. Lastly, a Pidgeot was spotted on Mega Island in ”An Adventure of Mega Proportions!”.
These appearances showcase Pidgeot’s diverse roles in various situations, from assisting in matches to participating in events and competitions across different regions.
Manga Appearances
“The Electric Tale of Pikachu,”
In the Side Story: Ash vs. Gary, the nineteenth chapter of the manga The Electric Tale of Pikachu, Pidgeot was a member of Gary’s team which were used in the battle against giant Slowpoke.
Pocket Monsters HGSS Jō’s Big Adventure
In the ”Betting on the Name of the Strongest!”, the fifth chapter of the Pocket Monsters HGSS Jō’s Big Adventure, Blue’s Pidgeot appeared as a silhouetten.
Pokémon Adventures
Blue, a skilled Pokémon Trainer, owns a powerful Pidgeot that has been a long-standing member of his team. It made its debut in the episode “A Tale of Ninetales”. In the Yellow arc, this Pidgeot played a crucial role in delivering mail between Blue and Professor Oak. Currently, it resides in the Viridian Gym, ready to defend the Gym in Blue’s absence. During Blue’s active adventures, his Rhydon takes the place of Pidgeot in his main team.
In the episode “Just a Spearow Carrier,” Professor Oak, while in disguise as “Dr. O,” was seen accompanied by a Pidgeot.
Additionally, in the episode “Three Cheers for Chikorita,” Crystal, another Pokémon Trainer, mentioned capturing a Pidgeot on her journey to Professor Elm’s Lab.
During the intense battles in “The Last Battle XIII,” a Pidgeot was among the Pokémon sent to participate in the fight in Ilex Forest.
Lastly, in the fantasy-filled episode “Pinsir Me, I Must Be Dreaming,” a Pidgeot appeared, contributing to the imaginative elements of the storyline.
Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys
In the episode ”Falkner The Bird Keeper’s Challenge!!”, Falkner’s Pidgeot battled Gold’s Totodile. Totodile won the battle.
Pokémon Journeys: The Series
In the fantasy in ”Legend? Check! Friends? Check!” one Pidgeot appeared.
Pokémon Zensho
In Tokiwa City, the eighth chapter of the Pokémon Zensho manga (PZ09), Shigeru’s Pidgeot attacked Satoshi who was flying on his Charizard. Shigeru is the rival of Satoshi, and Professor Oak’s grandson like Blue.
Game data
Stats
Location
| Game version | Location |
|---|---|
| Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Yellow | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Crystal | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon Sapphire | Trade |
| Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Emerald | Trade |
| Pokémon Colosseum | Trade |
| Pokémon XD | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Platinum | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon HeartGold and Pokémon SoulSilver | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Black | Trade |
| Pokémon White | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Black 2 and Pokémon White 2 | Trade |
| Pokémon X and Pokémon Y | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon | Trade |
| Pokémon Ultra Sun Pokémon Ultra Moon | Route 10 (Island Scan) |
| Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! | Routes 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, and 25 |
| Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield | Unobtainable |
| Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl | Evolve Pidgeotto |
| Legends Arceus | Unobtainable |
| Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet | Unobtainable |
Pidgeot's origin name
Pidgeot’s names reflect linguistic adaptations to maintain thematic connections to birds, particularly pigeons, while considering cultural and linguistic nuances in different regions.
English: Pidgeot’s English name, “Pidgeot,” is a combination of the words “pigeon” and “jet.” This name reflects its avian nature, akin to a pigeon, and suggests its swift and jet-like flying capabilities.
Japanese: In Japanese, Pidgeot is known as “ピジョット” (Pijotto). The name closely resembles its English counterpart and maintains a connection to the word “pigeon” while incorporating a Japanese pronunciation.
German: Pidgeot’s German name is “Tauboss,” derived from “Taube” (pigeon) and “Boss.” This name emphasizes its pigeon-like characteristics while adding a touch of authority or leadership with “Boss.”
French: The French name for Pidgeot is “Roucarnage,” a combination of “roucouler” (to coo, a sound often associated with pigeons) and “carnage” (carnage). This name emphasizes both its bird-like nature and the potential for devastation in battles.
Italian: In Italian, Pidgeot is called “Pidgeot,” maintaining a similarity to its English name. This consistency across languages helps maintain the recognition of the Pokémon’s identity.
Spanish: Pidgeot’s Spanish name is “Pidgeot,” aligning closely with its English and Italian names. The simplicity of the name ensures easy understanding across different regions.
Korean: The Korean name for Pidgeot is “피죤투” (Pijontu), resembling its Japanese and English names. The pronunciation is adapted to suit the Korean language.
Chinese (Mandarin): In Mandarin Chinese, Pidgeot is known as “大比鸟” (Dàbǐniǎo), where “大” (Dà) means “big” or “great,” and “比鸟” (Bǐniǎo) is a transliteration of “Pidgeot.” The name emphasizes its significant size.
Chinese (Cantonese): In Cantonese Chinese, Pidgeot is referred to as “大比鳥” (Daai2 bei2 niu5), with a similar meaning to its Mandarin counterpart. The pronunciation aligns with Cantonese phonetics.