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<h1><a href="/">iimarckus.org</a></h1>
<h2>Being Friendly to Pikachu</h2>
<p>In Pokémon Yellow, the player receives a special Pikachu that shows emotions, in a primitive form of the Happiness factor in <abbr title="Gold/Silver/Crystal">G/S/C</abbr>.
<ul>
<li>Gaining a level
<ul>
<li>+5 if current happiness < 100
<li>+3 if current happiness < 200
<li>+2 otherwise
</ul>
<li>Using, e.g., a Potion
<ul>
<li>+5 if current happiness < 100
<li>+3 if current happiness < 200
<li>+2 otherwise
</ul>
<li>Challenging a Gym Leader
<ul>
<li>+3 if current happiness < 100
<li>+2 if current happiness < 200
<li>+1 otherwise
</ul>
<li>Depositing in PC
<ul>
<li>−3 if current happiness < 200
<li>−5 otherwise
</ul>
<li>Fainting
<ul>
<li>−1 (always)
</ul>
</ul>
<p>There are two events in Pokémon Yellow that are based on its happiness. The first is on Pewter Museum’s top floor—a man whose daughter wants a Pikachu will say different things based on how happy the player’s is.
<p>If happiness ≤ 100:
<blockquote class="game">
<p>Your <strong>Pikachu</strong> looks untamed. May I have it for my daughter?
</blockquote>
<p>If happiness > 100:
<blockquote class="game">
<p>I’d like to get that <strong>Pikachu</strong> off you, but it’s too attached to you.
</blockquote>
<p>The other instance is in Cerulean City. The character Melanie will reward the player with a Bulbasaur if Pikachu’s happiness is 147 or higher.
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<p>Written 2008‒07‒12
<p>©2008–2010 IIMarckus. Released under a <a href="https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/">Creative Commons Zero license.</a>
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