Chansey

The Egg Pokémon
#113 - Chansey
Pre-Evolve	Happiny
Evolve	Blissey
Debut	Pokémon: Red Version Pokémon: Green Version
Species Info
Type	+
Height	1.1 m (3'07")
Weight	34.6 kg (76.3 lbs.)
Color	Pink
Gender Ratio	Only ♀
Ability	Natural Cure / Serene Grace
Hidden Ability	Healer
Egg Group	Fairy
Icon		Sprite
		File:113sprite.png
Footprint
30px
Base Statistics
Hit Points	250	Speed	50
Attack	5	Sp. Attack	35
Defense	5	Sp. Defense	105
Training Info
Catch Rate	030	Hatch Steps	10,240
Base Exp.	395	Effort Points	HP
Happiness	140
To Lv.100	Fast

Kanto #	Johto #	Hoenn #	Sinnoh #
< 113 >	< 217 >		< 097 >
Unova #	Johto (IV) #
	< 222 >

Chansey is a kindhearted Pokémon that was introduced in the first generation games. It was originally believed to have no evolutionary line, but it was later shown to evolve into Blissey in the second generation and from the baby form Happiny in the fourth generation.

Information

Chansey evolves from a Happiny when it levels up while holding the Oval Stone during daytime. When breeding, Chansey will usually give birth to other Chansey unless the parent is holding a Luck Incense, which causes the baby to hatch as a Happiny. Chansey themselves are known for being rare and elusive Pokémon, being few in numbers and difficult to capture. They are said to bring happiness to those who get them due to their kind nature.

A Chansey lays several nutritious eggs a day. It will not share its eggs with those who have evil in their hearts, but their compassionate nature leads them to share their eggs with any injured person or Pokémon that they come across. The eggs are apparently delicious enough that even people who are not hungry will eagerly devour them. A Chansey usually walks carefully in order to protect the egg that it keeps in its pouch, but it can also run away very quickly. Chansey evolves into Blissey when it levels up with a high amount of happiness.

Appearances

Mainstream Games

In Pokémon: Red, Blue, Yellow, FireRed and LeafGreen, Chansey rarely appear at the Safari Zone and (in all except FireRed/LeafGreen) Cerulean Cave. Nonplayable Chansey were also featured as assistants in the Pokémon Centers of Yellow to reflect the anime.

In Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold and SoulSilver, they were very rarely found on Routes 13, 14 and 15, although in HeartGold/SoulSilver they became more common on Route 13 during swarms. They could also appear at the Safari Zone's Meadow area if enough Plains objects were present in HeartGold/SoulSilver.

In Diamond, Pearl and Platinum, Chansey rarely appeared at Routes 209 and 210 as well as being one of the Pokémon randomly placed in the Trophy Garden by Mr. Backlot on a daily basis,

Other Games

In Pokémon Snap, Chansey could be photographed at the beach. In Pokémon Pinball, it appeared at the Safari Zone. Within Pokémon Stadium 2, Chansey was featured in the "Egg Emergency" minigame where the player had to control Chansey and Blissey catching falling eggs while avoiding falling Voltorb. In Pokémon Channel, Chansey was featured in the Chansey's fortune channel. Chansey also appeared in Pokémon Trozei! at Secret Storage 15, Endless Level 18, Forever Level 18 and Mr. Who's Den.

In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Teams, Chansey could be recruited on the fiftieth, sixtieth and seventy-seventh floors of Joyous Tower. In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Darkness, it could be recruited at Happy Outlook, and a non-playable Chansey ran the Chansey Day Care in Treasure Town. Chansey also appeared in Pokémon Rumble at Silent Forest.

Other Appearances

Video Games

• In the Super Smash Bros. series, Chansey first appeared in the original Super Smash Bros. as both one of the Pokémon that could be summoned at random with the Poké Ball item and as one of the Pokémon that could appear at random from the Silph Co. elevator at the Saffron City level. It reappeared as a Poké Ball Poké in Super Smash Bros. Melee and with the Saffron City stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Its effect is the same in all instances, as when Chansey appears, it will repeatedly toss eggs that were either health items or containters for other items. It is also among the few Pokémon that can be attacked and KO'd by players.
  • Chansey has also been represented by a float in the Poké Floats level of Melee, a trophy in Melee and an Advanced-rank Support Spirit (which allowed a player fighter to start a battle equipped with a Fairy Bottle) in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. When fought against in a Spirit battle, Chansey's Spirit would possess Jigglypuff in a stamina battle where it would occasionally heal itself.

Other Media

• Chansey have made appearances throughout the Pokémon anime where they (and later Blissey as well) have commonly been shown working as nurses for the Nurse Joys in the Pokémon Centers of all regions except for Unova. Brock's Happiny also evolved into a Chansey in one of the last episodes of the Sinnoh series.
• In the Pokémon Adventures manga, A Chansey was shown belonging to Daisy Oak which used to belong to Professor Oak.

Trivia

• Its name is a play on "chance", in reference to its rarity.