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==Mainstream Games== | ==Mainstream Games== | ||
| − | In ''[[Pokémon: Black and White Versions]]'', Venipede uncommonly appears at | + | In ''[[Pokémon: Black and White Versions]]'', Venipede uncommonly appears at Pinweheel Forest and Lostlorn Forest. |
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*In the Pokémon anime, one episode during the Unova series featured Castelia City suffering from a Venipede infestation. The mayor as well as Trip seek ways to remove the Venipede by force, but Burgh seeks a more peaceful way to dispose of them. He ultimately succeeds in luring the Venipede out of the city using an ocarina. | *In the Pokémon anime, one episode during the Unova series featured Castelia City suffering from a Venipede infestation. The mayor as well as Trip seek ways to remove the Venipede by force, but Burgh seeks a more peaceful way to dispose of them. He ultimately succeeds in luring the Venipede out of the city using an ocarina. | ||
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=Trivia= | =Trivia= | ||
*Its name is a combination of "venom" and "centipede" or "millipede". | *Its name is a combination of "venom" and "centipede" or "millipede". | ||