A popular pet that is okay with being snuggled by children. Breeders compete for fluffier, showier plumages, but in the Pidgey stage they all kind of look the same.

Pidgey often evolve with their child owners as they grow into scrappy preteens, helping them find trouble. Everybody seems to know a kid whose Pidgeotto got them onto the school roof.

Pidgeot’s glossy, colorful feathers are a common motif for vehicles. They seem vaguely insulted by this; cars with Pidgeot striping often find themselves mysteriously covered in branches.