Pichu

Pichu is a small, quadrupedal Pokémon introduced in the second generation of video games. It is the unevolved form of Pikachu and a pre-evolution of Raichu. Pichu is known for its electric abilities and its tendency to accidentally discharge electricity when it gets excited or startled. Its body is primarily yellow, with large ears and red cheeks that store electricity. Pichu has a short, stubby tail.

In its natural habitat, Pichu is often found in forests and grasslands. It is known to be playful and curious, but also quite timid. When Pichu becomes unhappy or scared, it can release a jolt of electricity. This is often unintentional, as its electricity-storing organs are not fully developed. Over time, as Pichu grows and gains experience, it can learn to control its electrical output.

Pichu evolves into Pikachu when it achieves a high level of friendship with its trainer. Pikachu, in turn, can evolve into Raichu when exposed to a Thunder Stone. Pichu's small size and energetic nature make it a popular choice for many Pokémon trainers. Its signature move often involves electrical attacks.