Rescue catalog · #466
Electivire
Elevoltek
- National Dex
- #466
- English name
- Electivire
- Linked rescue cases
- Rescue notices on file
Normal & Shiny
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Rescue notices on file
These notices come from the existing production rules, each with a verification date.
1 rescue case on file
Availability and transfer rules may still change before Pokémon Bank shuts down.
Secure the Pokétopia gifts and decide what to do with Surf
PKTOPIA/regional OT; Pikachu with Surf and Volt Tackle · Move
Why this matters
Pokémon Battle Revolution can still distribute its three Pokétopia Pokémon locally; each DS save can receive each gift once, while the same Wii game can send them to multiple saves. Pikachu must forget Surf before the Generation IV-to-V Poké Transfer. Electivire and Magmortar do not need individual rules: their central collector value is the same Pokétopia event provenance, not a move that remains unique today.
Acquisition
Still available
Unlock Pikachu after the Pokétopia Championship and Electivire/Magmortar with their regional codes, then send the gifts locally to D/P/Pt/HGSS. To preserve Pikachu's original Surf moveset, keep one specimen in Generation IV and send a second one to another Generation IV save; only the transfer specimen needs to forget Surf.
Requirements
Nintendo Wii with Pokémon Battle Revolution and a compatible Nintendo DS system · For Poké Transfer: two compatible Nintendo DS systems · Nintendo 3DS family system with Poké Transporter and Pokémon Bank · Pokémon Battle Revolution, compatible Generation IV game, and Generation V game · Poké Transporter, Pokémon Bank, and Pokémon HOME Premium Plan
Transfer path
- Pokémon Battle Revolution
- D/P/Pt/HGSS (keep Surf, or remove it for transfer)
- Poké Transfer into Generation V
- Poké Transporter
- Pokémon Bank
- Pokémon HOME
Modern alternative
Modern Pikachu can learn Surf, but they do not replace the Pokétopia OT and historical gift provenance. Surf itself cannot pass through Poké Transfer on this Generation IV specimen.