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Vileplume | olspan="2" align="center" style="font-size: 80%"| Gloom (#44) – Vileplume – Paras (#46) | | olspan="2" bgcolor="#ffbfff"|General | | a href="/encyclopedia/List-of-Pokmon-by-Name" title="List of Pokmon by Name">Name (Japanese), Number | Vileplume (Ruffresia), 45 | | a href="/encyclopedia/List-of-Pokmon-by-Stage" title="List of Pokmon by Stage">Stage | Stage 2 | | volves from | Gloom | | volves to | (none) | | olspan="2" bgcolor="#ffbfff"|Video game base stats¹ | | it points | 75 | | ttack | 80 | | efense | 85 | | peed | 50 | | pecial attack² | 100 | | pecial defense² | 90 | | pecial³ | 100 | | olspan="2" bgcolor="#ffbfff"|Biological | | pecies | Flower Pokmon | | ypes | Grass, Poison | | eight | 3'11" | | eight | 41 lb | | bilities | Chlorophyll | | ignature Attack | Petal Dance | | okdex Color | Red | | hiny color | Its normally blue body turns green, and its normally red flower turns yellow | | ender distribution | 50% male, 50% female | olspan="2" style="font-size: 85%"|¹ Stats for trading card versions may vary.
² Pokmon Gold/Silver/Crystal
³ Pokmon Red/Blue/Yellow | Vileplume, known as Ruffresia (ラフレシア Rafureshia) in the original Japanese, a fictional character, is a creature from the Pokmon series of video games. It is a Stage 2 Grass- and Poison-type Pokemon; it evolves from Gloom upon exposure to a Leaf Stone. Vileplume resembles a giant flower, with a short purple stem for a body and large fleshy red petals atop its head; in this way, it looks nearly identical to the Rafflesia genus of flowers. Similarly to the Rafflesia (which is also named the "corpse flower" for its unappealing stench) and Gloom, its predecessor, Vileplume is known for the effects of its petals; many of the attacks a Vileplume can learn take advantage of its Poison type, causing its opponent to become poisoned or paralyzed. Name origin Vileplume comes from the English words vile, referring to its smell, and plume, referring to its blossom. Its Japanese name, Ruffresia, is a reference to its resemblance to the Rafflesia genus.
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