Gengar’s Pokédex · Johto · Generation II
#251 Celebi
PsychicGrass
- SpeciesTimetravel Pokémon
- Japanese nameSerebii
- PronunciationSELL-E-BEE
- Height2′ 0″ 0.61 m
- Weight11.0 lb 4.95 kg
- GenderGenderless
PokédexWhere to findType matchupsMovesBreedingStats
Name meaning
Similar to Japanese name. Origin unknown.
Evolution
CelebiThis Pokémon didn’t evolve from anything, nor does it evolve. No Evolution.
Pokédex entries
| GoldStadium 2 | This POKEMON wanders across time. Grass and trees flourish in the forests in which it has appeared. |
|---|---|
| Silver | When CELEBI disappears deep in a forest, it is said to leave behind an egg from the future. |
| Crystal | Revered as a guardian of the forest, CELEBI appears wherever beautiful forests exist. |
Where to find Celebi
| Game | Where to find it | Time | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Like Mew, it is not found from within game. Must get the official Celebi from Nintendo in a Nintendo-sponsored event. You can get an unofficial one from a game cheating device such as Game Shark.* * Note: Using a game cheating device runs the risk of damage of your game’s data and memory. Nintendo and GHPD isn’t responsible for any damage to your game pak. Use at your own risk. | Never | None |
| Silver | Never | None | |
| Crystal | Never | None |
How to catch
| Ground | Surf | Fishing | Forest Tree | Mountain Tree | Rock Smash | Breed | Evolve | Event | BugCatch | Game Corner | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G/S | |||||||||||
| Crystal |
✓ marks how you can get it in each game. Shaded boxes are methods that didn’t exist in that game.
Type matchups
Defence: damage taken from each attack type
- Normal×1
- Fire×2
- Water×0.5
- Electric×0.5
- Grass×0.5
- Ice×2
- Fighting×0.5
- Poison×2
- Ground×0.5
- ×2
- Psychic×0.5
- Bug×4
- Rock×1
- Ghost×2
- Dragon×1
- Dark×2
- Steel×1
- 7 weaknesses and 6 resistances out of 17 types. Defence ratio 7 : 6 (~117%).
Offence: same-type attacks against each type
- Normal1st: Normal 2nd: Normal
- Fire1st: Normal 2nd: Bad
- Water1st: Normal 2nd: Good
- Electric1st: Normal 2nd: Normal
- Grass1st: Normal 2nd: Bad
- Ice1st: Normal 2nd: Normal
- Fighting1st: Good 2nd: Normal
- Poison1st: Good 2nd: Bad
- Ground1st: Normal 2nd: Good
- 1st: Normal 2nd: Bad
- Psychic1st: Bad 2nd: Normal
- Bug1st: Normal 2nd: Bad
- Rock1st: Normal 2nd: Good
- Ghost1st: Normal 2nd: Normal
- Dragon1st: Normal 2nd: Bad
- Dark1st: No Effect 2nd: Normal
- Steel1st: Bad 2nd: Bad
- 5 advantages and 10 disadvantages out of 34 types. Offensive ratio 1:2 (50%).
Moves learned by levelling up
| G/S/C | Move | Type | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start | Leech Seed | Grass | Special |
| Start | Confusion | Psychic | Special |
| Start | Heal Bell | Normal | Status |
| Start | Recover | Normal | Status |
| 10 | Safeguard | Normal | Status |
| 20 | Ancient Power | Rock | Physical |
| 30 | Future Sight | Psychic | Status |
| 40 | Baton Pass | Normal | Status |
| 50 | Perish Song | Normal | Status |
“Start” means it knows the move from level 1; a dash means it doesn’t learn the move by levelling up in that game.
Move Tutor Crystal
None.
TMs & HMs Gold, Silver & Crystal
- TM03Curse
- TM06Toxic
- TM09Psych Up
- TM10Hidden Power
- TM11Sunny Day
- TM12Sweet Scent
- TM13Snore
- TM15Hyper Beam
- TM17Protect
- TM18Rain Dance
- TM19Giga Drain
- TM20Endure
- TM21Frustration
- TM22Solarbeam
- TM27Return
- TM29Psychic
- TM30Shadow Ball
- TM31Mud-Slap
- TM32Double Team
- TM34Swagger
- TM35Sleep Talk
- TM37Sandstorm
- TM39Swift
- TM40Defense Curl
- TM42Dream Eater
- TM43Detect
- TM44Rest
- TM50Nightmare
- HM05Flash
Breeding Gold, Silver & Crystal
| Egg groups | No Eggs group X |
|---|
Compatible Pokémon
None: this Pokémon can’t breed.
Egg moves
None.
Stats
| Stat | Base | Range at Lv. 100 | G/S/C rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| HP | 100 | 373-403 | 11/4586.43% |
| Attack | 100 | 268-298 | 8/4985.28% |
| Defense | 100 | 268-298 | 12/5584.13% |
| Speed | 100 | 268-298 | 7/4789.41% |
| Special Attack | 100 | 268-298 | 10/4689.41% |
| Special Defense | 100 | 268-298 | 11/4187.46% |
| Total | 600 | 1713-1893 | 2/8796.77% |
Ranges are the lowest and highest the stat can be at level 100. Ranks compare the base stat with every other Pokémon in those games (1 is the highest), with its percentile underneath.
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