Pidgeotto (Redwald Walker)

Pidgeotto, as a Pidgey is the second Pokémon obtains. Before Pidgey is caught, he would live in Pallet Jungle. He evolves into Pidgeotto in.

The Beginning


In, when and  visit Pallet Jungle, Pidgeotto, as Pidgey, appears out of nowhere to steal the only sandwich Redwald has. That drives Redwald crazy so bad that he can't let go of it. He chases the Pokémon behind until he finds him again while stealing other Pokémon's food. When Redwald challenges Pidgey to a battle, as a persistent Pokémon, Pidgey doesn't reject it. Thus, he battles with. However, he uses Gust and Sand Attack in the battle before he flees.

Redwald later hears about Pidgey being fast, determined, clever and agile compared to his species. He has also stolen food from other students and fooled them. Adter hearing this, Redwald feels more passionate about catching him. But he knows that it would not be an easy challenge for Pidgey using his moves to flee away.

He chases the Pokémon again in the jungle and eventually finds him. Redwald challenges to a battle once more and uses his Eevee. Redwald finds a way to dodge Pidgey's Sand Attack entirely. Once he takes advantage of it, he weakens the Pokémon and throws the Poké Ball - eventually catches him.

Pidgey later participates in Professor Oak's Summer Camp Competition alongside Redwald and Eevee. Pidgey defeats a random student's Growlithe in elemination round. In the semi final, he battles 's. In the beginning, due to Pidgey's advantage of type immunity on ground moves, Pidgey has the advantage. However, he is hit so hard that he becomes unable to fly for a while. In the meantime, he loses all his advantage. Despite of that, both Pokémon faint at the same time, leaving the result of the round in draw.

Part Red & Green


Pidgey is one of the two Pokémon Redwald has when he starts his journey in. In the beginning of the journey, Pidgey is occasionally called out to find specific people, Pokémon or items, or to make sure that something or someone is fine. He has a minor role in the battle between Parasect Pack and Beedrill Pack in, when Redwald, Greta and use their Pokémon to protect Parasect in order to save their friend.

Pidgey participates in Redwald's Pewter Gym battle in. He is the first Pokémon to be called out in the battle, in which he has Brock's Omanyte as his opponent. Omanyte is resistant to both Normal and Flying type moves, which are the only types Pidgey has for his moveset. Pidgey resists in the battle in the beginning, however, Pidgey becomes wet all over after Omanyte's Water Gun, which makes him unable to move fast or fly high. Redwald figures out that Pidgey is not the one to face Brock's Omanyte, and insisting on him would only make him even more tired. Therefore, he is substituted with. After Eevee is defeated by Brock's Geodude, Pidgey is sent out once again. But he can't defeat the opponent. Thus, Redwald loses his first gym battle.

When Redwald and friends are in Mt. Moon in, Pidgey suddenly appears to attack a Golbat in order to protect and Professor Joshua. During the battle, he uses Quick Attack as he newly learned it. Then he protects the people from Golbat and his group by using Gust and Tackle one after another. He defeats the Pokémon without receiving any damage.

Part Red & Blue


In, Redwald competes in Cerulean Trial Site in order to face Gym Leader Misty. For this, he has to pass two trials. In the second round, Redwald asks Pidgey to give him a hand. In the trial site, they come in a cave and look for a Hyper Potion. During their search, a Seadra attacks Redwald and Pidgey. To protect themselves, Redwald ordered Pidgey to attack the Pokémon. During their battle, Pidgey takes damage from Hydro Pump which exhausts Pidgey and, almost faints, he falls in the water. Redwald thinks his Pidgey is about to die and prepares to dive in. In the water however, Pidgey evolves into Pidgeotto, improves a new move; Wing Attack, brings Hyper Potion to Redwald, defeats Seadra and makes his trainer win the trial in the end.

Pidgeotto performs a battle to Gym Leader Misty in Cerulean Gym in. In the last round, Misty calls his Ace Pokémon Starmie, while Redwald chooses Pidgeotto for it. In the beginning, Pidgeotto fails to get used to his new body and weight, thus fails to move as expected. He often falls on the platforms on the battlefield or is unable to dodge the moves. His moves also are stopped by Starmie's fast reactions, such as sudden Thunderbolt on Pidgeotto before he performs Quick Attack properly. The last Bubble Beam brings Pidgeotto too close to faint. But Misty rewards Pidgeotto with Hyper Potion that Redwald has found during his trial. The Hyper Potion lets Pidgeotto gain his energy back. He performs a better battle in the second round. He uses Wing Attack properly and dodges the moves better, although he still fails to do everything in order. Eventually, he hurts the core of Starmie and slows it down. Then, he attacks it in a row before Starmie completely faints. Pidgeotto's victory ends the battle and declares Redwald the winner of the battle, letting him win the Cascade Badge.

Personality
When Pidgey used to live in Viridian Forest, he would often steal food from Pokémon trainers who would visit the forest. When he debuts in, unlike what Pokédex claims for Pidgey's species, Pidgey is accused to be fast, determined, clever and agile by other trainers, which convinces Redwald to catch him. Pidgey would prevent battles by using Sand Attack and Gust in a row and flee from there. But when he can't move properly in his battle with Redwald's Eevee, Redwald manages to catch him. After he joins the team, Pidgey does not steal anything as he does not need it anymore.

In, when Redwald asks Pidgey to find a safe place for himself, Greta and to protect themselves from mad wild Kangaskhan, Pidgey doesn't return for an almost entire day, which makes Redwald worry if Pidgey leaves him. In the end of the day however, Pidgey returns as exhausted, tired out and sleepy. Pidgey proves that day that he has been a loyal member of Redwald after all. Brock the gym leader also states in that Pidgey has a big respect for his trainer.

Moveset

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