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Bugsy appears as an opponent in the Gym Leader's Castle of ''[[Pokémon Stadium 2]]''. In this game his line-up instead contains a Scyther, [[Butterfree]], [[Beedrill]], [[Weepinbell]], [[Pinsir]] and [[Pupitar]] in R1, or a [[Raticate]], Scyther, Pinsir, [[Sudowoodo]], [[Quagsire]] and [[Heracross]] in R2. Bugsy also appears in ''[[Pokémon Puzzle Challenge]]'' as the second opponent, using a [[Kakuna]] in battle. | Bugsy appears as an opponent in the Gym Leader's Castle of ''[[Pokémon Stadium 2]]''. In this game his line-up instead contains a Scyther, [[Butterfree]], [[Beedrill]], [[Weepinbell]], [[Pinsir]] and [[Pupitar]] in R1, or a [[Raticate]], Scyther, Pinsir, [[Sudowoodo]], [[Quagsire]] and [[Heracross]] in R2. Bugsy also appears in ''[[Pokémon Puzzle Challenge]]'' as the second opponent, using a [[Kakuna]] in battle. | ||
| − | In ''[[Pokémon Masters | + | In ''[[Pokémon Masters]]'', Bugsy and his Beedrill appeared as a potentially playable sync pair that could be unlocked at random through the Sync Pair Scout feature. In battle, he could Mega Evolve his Beedrill by using a sync move. Bugsy also appeared in Chapter 14 of the main story, where [[Scottie/Bettie|the player]] had to fight him and [[Viola]] (another Bug-type gym leader) as part of the [[Pokémon Masters League]] tournament. He wanted to prove how awesome Bug-type Pokémon were, but he remained content after losing and had Viola take a picture of him with Lottie/Bettie. Bugsy then endeavored to seek out other Bug-type trainers and study how they battled. Bugsy also appeared in an extra scene for the Story Event "Team Skull Crash Course", where he admired [[Guzma]]'s [[Golisopod]]. |
=Other Appearances= | =Other Appearances= | ||
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==Other Media== | ==Other Media== | ||
| − | *He appeared in one episode of the | + | *He appeared in one episode of the Pokémon anime where he was defeated by [[Red#Ash Ketchum|Ash Ketchum]]. |
*Bugsy appears in several chapters of the ''Pokémon Adventures'' manga, where is an archeologist. He and [[Ethan|Gold]] first meet at the [[Ruins of Alph]], where they search for Bugsy's missing archeological team, investigate the secrets of the [[Unown]] and battle [[Team Rocket]]. Gold initially confuses Bugsy with a girl and asks him on a date before being corrected. During the contest between Kanto and Johto gym leaders, Bugsy is paired against [[Sabrina]] and despite having a type advantage, he ultimately loses to Sabrina's cunning. He reappears in the ''HeartGold''/''SoulSilver'' arc, where he, [[Chuck]] and [[Falkner]] end up attacking [[Silver]] due to a misunderstanding, and he later helps Gold and Lance to figure some things out. | *Bugsy appears in several chapters of the ''Pokémon Adventures'' manga, where is an archeologist. He and [[Ethan|Gold]] first meet at the [[Ruins of Alph]], where they search for Bugsy's missing archeological team, investigate the secrets of the [[Unown]] and battle [[Team Rocket]]. Gold initially confuses Bugsy with a girl and asks him on a date before being corrected. During the contest between Kanto and Johto gym leaders, Bugsy is paired against [[Sabrina]] and despite having a type advantage, he ultimately loses to Sabrina's cunning. He reappears in the ''HeartGold''/''SoulSilver'' arc, where he, [[Chuck]] and [[Falkner]] end up attacking [[Silver]] due to a misunderstanding, and he later helps Gold and Lance to figure some things out. | ||
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*His name is a simple play on "bugs". His Japanese name is Tsukushi, which is a play on the Japanese words for 'cicada' and 'insect'. | *His name is a simple play on "bugs". His Japanese name is Tsukushi, which is a play on the Japanese words for 'cicada' and 'insect'. | ||
| − | *In ''Pokémon Masters | + | *In ''Pokémon Masters'', he specifies that he dreams of becoming a Bug-type Professor one day. |
{{Gym Leaders}} | {{Gym Leaders}} | ||
[[Category: Pokémon Characters]] | [[Category: Pokémon Characters]] | ||