Editing Bellossom

{{Pokémon
|name=Bellossom
|specie=Flower
|type=Grass
|kanto#=182
|johto#=086
|hoenn#=091
|prevolve=[[Gloom]]
|color=Green
|height=0.4 m (1'04")
|weight=5.8 kg (12.8 lbs.)
|abi=Chlorophyll
|abi3=Healer
|genr=1♂ : 1♀
|egg=Plant
|hp=75
|at=80
|de=85
|sp=50
|sa=90
|sd=100
|debut=[[Pokémon: Gold Version]]<br>[[Pokémon: Silver Version]]
|1p=Ampharos
|1n=Marill
|2p=Vileplume
|2n=Drowzee
|3p=Vileplume
|3n=Doduo
|cat=045
|hat=5,120
|hap=70
|exp=184
|100=Slow
|e1=SpD
|e2=SpD
|e3=SpD
|}}

'''Bellossom''' is a flower-covered dancing Pokémon that was introduced in the second generation games. It acts as an alternate evolved form of the first generation Pokémon [[Gloom]] (as opposed to [[Vileplume]]), which makes it a potential third and final form of [[Oddish]]'s evolutionary line.

=Information=

Bellossom evolves from a Gloom that has been exposed to a Sun Stone instead of a Leaf Stone. Apparently, the flowers it grows are as beautiful as the Gloom it evolved from was smelly. They are particularly plentiful in the tropics. Bellossom often gather and dance in what is seen as a ritual to summon the sun, especially when it is performed during times of cloudy weather. Their petals rub together as they dance to make a ringing sound. Exposure to sunlight causes Bellossom's leaves to deepen color and spin around.

At night, they close their petals before going to sleep. Bellossom's dancing is renowned in southern lands.

=Appearances=

==Mainstream Games==

Bellossom has not been found in the wild and can only be obtained through evolving a Gloom.

==Other Games==

In ''[[Pokémon Puzzle Challenge]]'', Bellossom could be unlocked by defeating the Lass in Challenge Mode, who would only appear on Normal difficulty if the player had defeated any opponent in 25 seconds or less prior to facing [[Clair]]. In ''[[Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire]]'' as well as ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Teams]]'', Bellossom was only obtained by evolving a Gloom. In ''[[Pokémon Channel]]'', it appeared at Springleaf Field on clear mornings, days and evenings. In ''[[Pokémon Trozei!]]'', it was found at Phobos Train and Mr. Who's Den.

In ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Darkness]]'', Bellossom could be recruited at the first nineteen basement floors of Marine Resort. In ''[[Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia]]'', it appeared at [[Hippowdon]] Temple. In ''[[Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs]]'', it appeared at Latolato Trail. Bellossom also appeared in ''[[PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure]]'' at the Flower Zone

=Other Appearances=

==Video Games==

*Bellossom appeared in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]]'' as one of the Pokémon that could be randomly summoned from the [[Pokéball]] item. After being released, it released Sleep Powder to put anyone near them to sleep. It was accompanied by a trophy in ''Melee'' and ''Brawl'' as well as a sticker in ''Brawl''.

==Other Media==

*In the Pokémon anime, Bellossom was introduced in the second movie's [[Pikachu]] short (foreshadowing its appearances in the second generation games) and was first featured in an episode of the Johto series where a trainer was training two Bellossom to dance. Another episode featured a meadow where Vileplume and Bellossom feuded, as it was an area where Gloom evolved by collecting shards of either Leaf or Sun Stones that were blown by the wind. Bellossom have also made a number of minor appearances throughout the anime.
*In the ''Pokémon Adventures'' manga, Bellossom was featured as one of [[Erika]]'s Pokémon during the gym leader competition in the ''Gold''/''Silver''/''Crystal'' arc.

=Trivia=

*Its name is a play on "blossom" combined with "bella" (which is Spanish for "pretty") or "bell" (due to its shape and the ringing sound its leaves make).