History Characters / PokemonAnimeOriginalSeriesCast

* BadassAdorable: Proven when she gets her marker taken by the Clefairy. She took out at least six in a row with [=DoubleSlap=].

%%* BadassAdorable: Beware that [=DoubleSlap=].

%%* CurbStompBattle: Delivered one to a horde of Clefairy for stealing its microphone. ''With [=DoubleSlap=].''

!!Supporting Cast

[[folder: Mimey (Barri-chan)]]
!!Mr. Mime/"Mimey" (Barrierd/"Barri-chan")
A wild Mr. Mime that has more or less come into Delia's possession since arriving at her doorstep.

* BattleButler: Well, what else can we call Mimey? A powerful Psychic-type that just randomly appeared at her door, and now it's part of the family, helping keep house.
* NeatFreak: Mimey. He once vaccuumed Ash in the face because he apparently hadn't taken a bath for so long.
* PsychicPowers: Being a Mr Mime, he battles with Psychic-type attacks.
* {{Retcon}}: Fairy-types weren't introduced until Generation VI. In the ''Sun & Moon'' anime, Mimey's typing has been officially confirmed to be Psychic/Fairy, specifically in episode [=SM024=].
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Mimey only makes the odd recurring appearance, but chains off Ash's journey to Alola by winning a free vacation for the family there at the start of the ''Sun and Moon'' series.

[[folder: Ho-Oh]]
A [[OlympusMons Legendary Pokémon]] Ash saw on his first day as a Pokémon trainer. Seeing it causes Ash to realize just how vast the world is and how many Pokémon there are to meet. It has reappeared before him a few times since.

* TheBusCameBack:
** In the final episode of the original series, after Ash parted ways with Misty and Brock, Ho-Oh makes another cameo appearance and Ash and Pikachu get to see it again, inspiring the young trainer to set off to Hoenn.
** In ''Advance Generation'', after a possessed Ash lost to Pyramid King Brandon, Ash, May, Brock and Max see Ho-Oh flying in the sky, which encourages Ash to do it better next time.
* EarlyBirdCameo: A very literal example, too. Ho-Oh appeared over a year before Pokémon Gold and Silver were released, and in fact its' appearance was the ''very'' first hint that the franchise would continue.
* EverythingsBetterWithRainbows: When it first appears before Ash, it flies past a rainbow. While it's an In-Universe fact Ho-Oh creates rainbows, this was obviously not known at the time it appeared, making it seem like a coincidence as Ho-Oh appeared shortly after a rainstorm.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: A Meta-example, but Ho-Oh's appearance was the first implication that the franchise would go beyond the first 151 Pokémon.
* {{Irony}}: In the present time, Ho-Oh hasn't appeared in the Johto region yet. Instead, it's always seen flying around in the Kanto region.
* OlympusMons: Discounting the opening, Ho-Oh is the ''first'' Legendary Pokémon to appear, long before anything about it was known. Ash didn't knew it was a Legendary Pokémon until he arrived at Ecruteak City.
* GoldAndWhiteAreDivine: In its debut, it was colored completely gold and had white sparkles sorrounding it, presumably because its ''actual'' color scheme hadn't been thought up yet.
* PlayingWithFire: Ho-Oh is part Fire-Type and its flames are tied to Johto's famous legends. In the anime, it is said that Ho-Oh burned the Brass Tower, which also resulted to the births of Suicune, Entei and Raikou. Its sacred flame is also part of the Silver Conference's ceremonial torch.
* SeriesContinuityError: Is a mysterious, unidentified creature in its debut, but later episodes depict Ho-Oh as just another commonly known legendary Pokémon.

[[folder: Officer Jenny (Junsar)]]
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->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Creator/ChinamiNishimura
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/MeganHollingshead, Jamie Davyous Owens, KayzieRogers, Maya Rosewood, and Emily Williams
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by''': Mayra Arellano (Seasons 1-6, 13-16), Erica Edwards (Season 7 and Chronicles), Creator/CristinaHernandez (seasons 8-11), Betzabe Jara (Season 12), Claudia Contreras (season 17-current), Ana María Grey (Season 1, only in three episodes)

If there's a town with any semblance of law enforcement, then Officer Jenny will be there.

!!!The numerous Jennies out there exhibit the following tropes:
* ArtEvolution: Officer Jenny got a complete makeover in the Unova region. She went from having shoulder-length hair and a blue uniform to [[http://media.animevice.com/uploads/0/3695/307343-168.jpg grass-green short cropped hair with a beige uniform in Unova]]. Some have commented on her appearance, saying she looks like a ButchLesbian. Kalosian Jennys have wavy hair tied in a low ponytail, though the uniforms are back to blue.
* BetweenMyLegs: The shot used when a Jenny first appears in ''Best Wishes'' episode 38.
* BikerBabe: Most of them drive a motorcycle as a preferred vehicle of choice.
* BusmansHoliday: Viridian Officer Jenny pops up in Eterna City on her day off, right around the same time that a major heist has occurred.
* CombatPragmatist: The Jenny in "A Poached Ego", where she instantly beats the poacher Rico by quickly stealing the Poké Ball containing his ace, Tyranitar. In fairness, [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown what he had it do to Team Rocket]] (both Pokémon ''and trainers'') was more than enough to warrant this resort.
* CowboyCop: One particular Jenny enjoys taking down criminals with her...[[ImprobableWeaponUser bowling skills.]] That same Jenny came all the way from Kanto just to capture Team Rocket.
%%* DrivesLikeCrazy: The Jenny in "Pokémon Emergency!"
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Not only did the Jenny attire change throughout later regions, but their default personalities tend to be rather serious and humourless, compared to early episodes where they tended to be [[PluckyGirl more energetic and hammy]].
%%* FairCop: All of them. There's a reason why Brock likes them so much.
* GenderEqualsBreed: Ash and Co. once met a Luxray trainer named Marble, a young Jenny. As with Joy, this indicates that men have no impact on genetics in the family.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: "Stealing the Conversation", where one Jenny stopped criminals with a bowling ball.
* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: Former co-TropeNamer. All Jennies look exactly alike, but each Jenny is told apart by the insignia on their hat, representing the town they're from. Brock can tell them apart by other details, such as the length of their skirt.
* KickingAssInAllHerFinery: Prior to the Unova seasons, Officer Jennies wore heels. Not exactly practical (or even comfortable) footwear to have in law enforcement, but they still manage. Its completely averted come ''XY'', where Jennies were re-designed with more practical police attire.
* PhraseCatcher: A RunningGag with new main characters (and Ash in Unova) is that they would always mistake the second Jenny they meet on their journey with the first one. When Serena does it with the Kalos Jenny, Ash remarks, in deadpan, [[LampshadeHanging "I knew it..."]]
* PlayingWithFire: Most Jennies have a Growlithe or Arcanine. Unova Jennies use a Lilipup/Herdier/Stoutland, while Kalos Jennies use Manectric.
* PoorPredictableRock: Most Jennies use the same Pokémon in a given region, though there are exceptions like Luxray to Gastly.
* PoliceAreUseless: Played with, as while the Jennies ''do'' try to help Ash and friends, it's usually the latter who play the key part in saving the day. Played completely straight, however, by the Eterna City Jenny from "A Secret Sphere of Influence".
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Most of them, but especially the Jennies in "Pokémon Emergency!" and "Spinarak Attack". The former even gives Ash a free ride to the Pokémon Center!
* ShesGotLegs: And every so often the animators decide to [[{{Fanservice}} remind us as much]].
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: The {{Tomboy}} to Nurse Joy's GirlyGirl.
%%* TooDumbToLive: Quite a few, like the one in "An Egg-Sitting Adventure!"
* TheWorfEffect: Prone to being overpowered by the current threat to make Ash's team relevant. They sometimes get to pull a BigDamnHeroes to maintain their competence however.
%%* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Green. In earlier episodes, it was [[UsefulNotes/GreenIsBlue blue]].
* ZergRush: The Eterna City Jenny uses this technique with a crapload of other officers to corner Nando in "A Secret Sphere of Influence".

[[folder: Nurse Joy]]
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->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Creator/AyakoShiraishi, Creator/KikukoInoue, and Creator/YurikoYamaguchi
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/MeganHollingshead, Creator/BellaHudson, and Michele Knotz
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by''': Mildred Barrera

Much like Officer Jenny, Nurse Joy is found anywhere that has a Pokémon center.

!!!The numerous Joys found around the world exhibit the following tropes:
* AdaptationalBadass: In the novelization, she's a fully licensed nurse.
* ArtEvolution: Along with Jenny above, Nurse Joy also underwent a makeover for the Unova region. [[http://media.animevice.com/uploads/0/3695/291051-182.jpg The bangs of her hair were parted, giving her an overall much younger appearance.]] She also no longer wears a white apron. In Kalos, the pigtails are slightly raised. Alolan Jennies have a single, large pigtail, and their uniforms are pink and white with a stripe down the center.
* {{Brainwashed}}: One Joy was turned into Mewtwo's servant in ''Mewtwo Strikes Back'', later freed from his control when she was no longer useful.
* CanonImmigrant: While not referenced by name, the Pokémon Center nurse in ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY'' is Nurse Joy, sporting her Kalos design. Since the games have only been sprites up until now, adding 3D model characters into the game allows the games to start adapting the anime characters, if for nothing more than their character designs.
* DarkSkinnedRedhead: Most of the Joys who live in the Orange Islands have a healthy tan due to living in such sunny environments.
* DeadlyDoctor: One particular Joy near the end of the Battle Frontier arc kicked Ash's ass in a battle with Chansey, then routinely rushed his Corphish to be healed.
* FriendToAllLivingThings: Well, she ''is'' a nurse, so it's her job to take care of them.
* GenderEqualsBreed: More recent episodes have shown children Joys named Marnie and Paige, who look exactly the same as their mother. The father looks nothing like the rest of the family. This also implies that Joy is the surname.
* HeroicBSOD: The grief-stricken Joy in "One Big Happiny Family!"
* HospitalHottie: Makes one go ''Brock'' over them.
* ImprobableAge: The Creator/TakeshiShudo-authored novelization states her to be less than twenty.
* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: The other former Co-TropeNamer. Every Joy in the world looks exactly the same. The only way to tell them apart is by the [[http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h245/DRCEQ2/Anime/Pokemon/HordeofNurseJoys.jpg color of the cross on their hats, which will range through every color except Red due to copyright reasons]]. Brock can tell them apart without that fact, and in fact can tell when someone is only pretending to be Joy (he doesn't go crazy over them).
* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: In one of the Diamond/Pearl side stories, Forrest battles a Joy with a Dragon-type to keep the Pewter Gym open. [[spoiler:Said dragon is a ''Latias'']].
* TheMedic: She is more a doctor than a nurse.
* MusclesAreMeaningless: One of the dark-skinned Joys mentioned above also has super-strength. You wouldn't know it by looking at her. She is, however, commented on as being more muscular than the other Joys.
* RoseHairedSweetie: Most Joys have pink hair and most Joys have a kind disposition.
%%* PhraseCatcher: Similar to Jenny's entry above.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: The GirlyGirl to Officer Jenny's {{Tomboy}}.
* YamatoNadeshiko: Joys have the 'gentle inner iron' thing going for them and then there's the [[Creator/KikukoInoue voice...]]

[[folder: Todd Snap (Toru)]]
->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Creator/KappeiYamaguchi
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/JimmyZoppi
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish''': Creator/VictorUgarte

An enthusiastic Pokémon photographer, Todd Snap loves taking photos of Pokémon in their natural habitat and learns from Ash how to properly understand their feelings. In his first appearance, he tries to catch a photo of Pikachu after misunderstanding Team Rocket's request to "catch" Pikachu. He becomes a travelling companion to Ash, Misty and Brock for a short while before departing to explore Kanto's mountain region. He reunites with his friends in Johto, trying to snap Articuno whilst accompanied by Jigglypuff. He is fittingly the star of ''VideoGame/PokemonSnap''.

* AwesomePersonnelCarrier: Professor Oak gives the Zero One multipurpose vehicle to Todd in ''VideoGame/PokemonSnap''. The vehicle can go on land via railway tracks, can travel down rivers, and fly using rocket boosters.
* TheBusCameBack: For a second 3-parter during the Johto saga.
* CameraFiend: As a photographer, he always like to shoot photos.
* ChekhovsSkill: His skills in photography (and camera) proved vital in gathering evidence against Cassidy and Butch, bringing their breeding centre scheme crashing down.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Basically his entire original appearance, since its ''purpose'' was to promote ''VideoGame/PokemonSnap''.
* FamedInStory: Earned a lot of accolades for photographing a live Aerodactyl.
* GuestStarPartyMember: He travels with Ash's group for a couple of episodes.
* NonActionGuy: He is not a trainer.
%%* PhotoOpWithTheDog: Todd tries to do with Pikachu and other Pokémon throughout his appearances.
%%* PutOnABus: In Season 1, and then reappears in Johto.
* RunningGag: Todd takes photos at the most inappropriate moments.

[[folder: Jessebelle (Rumika)]]
->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Music/MegumiHayashibara
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/RachaelLillis (4kids), Michele Knotz (TPCI)
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by:''' Elena Ramírez (Original Series), Diana Pérez (Diamond & Pearl episode 2), Rebeca Gómez (Diamond & Pearl episode 153)

James' somewhat abusive fiancee chosen by his parents.

* AbhorrentAdmirer: To James, simply because his parents forced him to marry her and he'd rather be with Jessie.
* AllWomenAreDomsAllMenAreSubs: She's controlling, has a lot of kinky devices in the basement, and attempts to make James bend to her will.
%%* BastardGirlfriend: '''Definitely'''.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Her latest appearance was [=DP153=] which is 571 episodes between her first appearance in the anime and this one (Not counting DP 002 of course).
* CreepyChild: Even in her youth, she tried to control James.
%%* EvilRedhead: Maybe.
%%* GoldDigger: Possibly the reason she wants to marry James is for his family's money.
%%* GreenThumb: Owns a Vileplume, her only known Pokémon.
* IdenticalStranger: She looks almost exactly like Jessie, except for her hair and her eyes.
* MeaningfulName: Jessebelle is essentially a fancy-sounding name for the idiom ''Jezebel'' which is a term for an evil, scheming woman. Pretty fitting.
* WhipItGood: She uses a whip on James in her debut episode.
* {{Yandere}}: Of the non-murderous type, although she is willing to hurt James into obeying her.

[[folder: Ritchie (Hiroshi)]]
->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Creator/MinamiTakayama
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Tara Jayne
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by''': Ana Lobo (Original Series), Manuel Díaz (Chronicles)

* BlowYouAway: Happy's Whirlwind.
* BigCreepyCrawlies:Happy (Butterfree) is a giant butterfly.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Had a few episodes to himself in ''Chronicles''.
* DoppelgangerSpin: Rose's Double Team.
* {{Expy}}: Of Ash himself, right down to the similarity of his team.
* GuestStarPartyMember: During the three-part Lugia arc in the Whirl Islands.
%%* GreenThumb: Happy's Sleep Powder.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: Appears in a few episodes of ''Pokémon Chronicles''.
* TheNicknamer: Towards his team. Every single one of them has a nickname.
* PlayingWithFire: Zippo, a Fire-type Charmeleon.
* RummageFail: So far the only character to put stickers on his Pokéballs to avert this.
* ShockAndAwe: Sparky, an electric-type Pikachu
* ShoutOut: Considering that we've had Satoshi and Shigeru, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroshi_Yamauchi Hiroshi would ring a bell, especially for old-time Nintendo fans since the 1990s.]]
* SimilarSquad: He owns three Pokémon resembling Ash's original team. He himself is similar to Ash.
* SixthRanger: At the end of the Indigo League arc/season, and during the three-part Lugia arc in Johto.

[[folder: Professor Felina Ivy (Dr. Uchikido)]]
->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Creator/KeikoHan
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/KayzieRogers
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by''': Jacqueline Castañeda (Series), Carola Vásquez (Movie 2)

Professor Ivy lives in the Orange Islands. She was introduced for little more reason than to give the [[{{MacGuffin}} GS Ball]] to Ash, Misty, and Brock.

* HotLibrarian and HotScientist: Those glasses are sexy.
* MsFanservice: How she is introduced and treated in the series.
* NoodleIncident: Nobody knows why Brock is terrified of her these days. He's certainly not telling.

[[folder: Casey (Nanako)]]
->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Nina Kumagaya
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Kerry Williams
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by''': Rommy Mendoza (Original Series), Gaby Ugarte and Georgina Sánchez (Chronicles)

One girl fan of baseball and recurrent character in Johto. Appeared in three episodes in the Johto series, in one of the openings in Johto, side to side with Ritchie and Gary and participated of two Chronicles episodes, one as the main character.

%%* AnimalMotifs: Electabuzz.
%%* BerserkButton: Questioning her loyalty to the Electabuzz baseball team, as Ash did in her first appearance (though since Charizard gave her entire team a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, this had a different negative effect at first).
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Beedrill is a giant bee. She got it from Ash.
* BullyingADragon: Even if Ash did make her angry by insulting her favorite baseball team, it still wasn't smart of Casey to insult his skills as a trainer and challenge him, since she had only been on her journey for a day or two. She gets her ass handed to her instantly.
* CurbStompBattle: Suffers one against Ash, when all three of her Pokémon fall to Charizard without him even trying.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Is the main character in a ''Chronicles'' episode.
* TheDitz: She's cute but not too bright.
* FanGirl: To the Electabuzz baseball team, which are [[{{Expy}} expies]] of the Osaka Hanshin Tigers, a RealLife baseball team which is much loved in Japan. Parts of [[http://baseballcontinuum.com/2013/03/17/bizarre-baseball-culture-crummy-teams-fanatics-and-pokemon-in-the-double-trouble-header/ her debut episode make this very obvious to people familiar with Japanese baseball]].
%%* {{Flight}}: Pidgey and Beedrill.
%%* GenderBlenderName: In the English dub.
%%* GreenThumb: Meganium.
%%* KansaiRegionalAccent: In the original.
* MeaningfulName: She's a fan of a baseball team, and thus named after the poem "Casey At The Bat".
* NiceHat: A baseball cap with a lightning bolt design on the front.
* RunningGag: Her appearances to the gang is never complete without her (and her team) singing the Electabuzz theme song..
%%* ShockAndAwe: Elekid.
* WhatTheHellHero: She pushed her Chikorita in her second appearance (during the Bug-Catching Contest) so she could beat Ash. Thankfully she learned her lesson afterwards, and Ash [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming giving her the Beedrill he won the Contest with]] helped her appreciate the lesson all the more.

[[folder: Harrison (Hazuki)]]
->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Katsumi Toriumi
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/WayneGrayson
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by:''' Noé Velásquez

One of the participants of the Silver Conference. Originates from Hoenn and was responsible for defeating Ash. Much as people give Ash flak for never winning a major League, Harrison is highly respected by the fandom for being a genuinely tough opponent and actually ''earning'' his victory against Ash (unlike Ritchie, whose reception is more divided). This trend continued with his Hoenn SpiritualSuccessor, Tyson.

* AttackReflector: Houndoom's Counter.
%%* CanineCompanion: Houndoom.
* ExtraOreDinary: Steelix, Sneasel's [[WolverineClaws Metal Claw]].
* FragileSpeedster: Kecleon - swift and agile with unique natural abilities that provide a challenge for Pikachu, but not the highest endurance overall.
* GlassCannon: Sneasel - powerful striking ability, yet goes down when Totodile gives it a steady beatdown.
* JackOfAllStats: Houndoom - the most even-balanced of the team, with considerable strength and states. Beaten when Bayleef clamps its jaws shut, ending its normal advantage.
* LightningBruiser: Blaziken - overall the strongest with great abilities all-around, able to casually defeat Bayleef and fight Charizard to a near-standstill despite the latter's type advantage.
* ManBitesMan: Houndoom's Bite.
* MightyGlacier: Steelix - the highest defense and raw strength (but not the fastest), taking out the much smaller Noctowl. Snorlax's similar constitution counters it.
* OhCrap: When Hypno realised what a bad idea it was to wake [[HeavySleeper Snorlax]] using Dream Eater, its face became a case study of this trope.
%%* PlayingWithFire: Houndoom, Blaziken
* PsychicPowers: Hypno, Kecleon's Psybeam.
* SquishyWizard: Hypno - relies on its psychic abilities to provide unexpectedly strong attacks, but not fast and taken down by a single point-blank Hyper Beam.
%%* SoulPower: Sneasel's [[EnergyBall Shadow Ball]], and Kecleon's Lick.
%%* RightHandAttackDog: Houndoom, who appears occasionally outside its ball with its trainer.
* UseYourHead: Houndoom's Headbutt.
%%* VisibleInvisibility: Kecleon
* WorfHadTheFlu: After being too injured from fighting Ash's Charizard, Blaziken was unable to participate in Harrison's next battle, costing him the win.

[[folder: Duplica (Imite)]]
->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Orine Fukushima
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/MeganHollingshead
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by''': Mayra Arellano

A girl who manages her own theater, putting on performances for any travelers who happen to stop by.

* AscendedExtra: Kind of. While she only made two anime appearances, she showed up in the game ''Pokémon Zany Cards'' and the manga ''Manga/TheElectricTaleOfPikachu.''
%%* TheBusCameBack: In [=EP174=].
* ChangingClothesIsAFreeAction: She can swap costumes at the drop of a hat.
* CostumeCopycat: She has a gigantic room filled with clothes that add to her impressions.
* DittoFighter: She owns two Ditto.
* {{Expy}}: She's one for Copycat from the games.
* MeaningfulName: "Imite" comes from "imitate," and "Duplica" comes from "duplicate".
* MorphicResonance: A problem with her first Ditto was that it couldn't Transform into Pokémon properly due to still having the same Ditto face when it transformed (which ironically Jessie fixed by ''threatening'' it). Another Ditto could render a perfect transformation...except for its size, which she demonstrated by having it transform into a tiny Onix.
* NiceHat: The first time we see her, she's dressed up as Ash with a replica of his hat to match.
* VoiceChangeling: She's able to perfectly immitate the voices of others.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Jigglypuff (Purin)]]
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->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Creator/MikaKanai
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/RachaelLillis

A cute, pink, balloon-like Pokémon who becomes a recurring character up until the Hoenn arc. Desiring to sing its beautiful song, Jigglypuff randomly pops up now and again to attempt its dream. However, its power causes people to fall asleep, and oblivious to this side effect, Jigglypuff assumes its victims are humiliating it, prompting it to use its marker pen/microphone to draw on their faces.
----

%%* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: See YankTheDogsChain below.

!!Kanto Elite Four

[[folder: Lorelei (Kanna)/Prima]]
->'''Voiced in Japanese by:''' Creator/MariaKawamura
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Jessica Calvello
->'''Voiced in Latin American Spanish by:''' Gaby Willert

[[folder: Mimey (Barri-chan]]

[[folder: Mimey]]
A wild Mr Mime that has more or less come into Delia's possession since arriving at her doorstep.

* BattleButler: Well, what else can we call Mimey? A powerful psychic-type that just randomly appeared at her door, and now it's part of the family, helping keep house.

* PsychicPowers: Being a Mr Mime, he battles with Psychic type attacks.

%%* OlympusMons: Discounting the opening, the ''first'' one to appear as well.
* GoldAndWhiteAreDivine: In its' debut it was colored completely gold and had white sparkles sorrounding it, presumably because it's ''actual'' color scheme hadn't been thought up yet.
* SeriesContinuityError: Is a mysterious, unidentified creature in its debut, but later episodes depict Ho-Oh as just another commonly known legendary Pokémon.

* GuestStarPartyMember: Thrice during ''Advanced'', as well as twice in ''Sun & Moon''.

* GuestStarPartyMember: After being PutOnABus at the end of ''Diamond & Pearl'' and being absent for ''Best Wishes'' and ''XY'' (aside from flashbacks), he's set to make a two episode guest appearance in ''Sun & Moon''.

[[caption-width-right:240: As ''Onix'']]

[[caption-width-right:246: As ''Steelix'']]

* MindOverMatter: Uses Confusion as its most common attack.

The youngest of four sisters, she hasn't been blessed with her sisters' looks or charisma. However, she got all of the talent at battling and being snarky. Originally rather temperamental with a crush on Ash that she covered with strong {{Tsundere}} tendencies; after acquiring Togepi - an infant Pokémon requiring a great deal of care - she calmed down considerably. At the end of Johto, she became her city's Gym Leader. An aspiring Water Master.

* ButtMonkey: She's sometimes made the butt of the joke by Ash and co. in earlier episodes, and [[DistressedDamsel gets into more perils]] than the rest of the crew (once, she was {{brainwashed}} into thinking she was a Seel). Also that her sisters [[TheRuntAtTheEnd look down on her]]. Doesn't help that she's stuck with [[TheDitz Psyduck]], which gives her a lot of the trouble.

* ButtMonkey: Psyduck is constantly thrown out to fight opponents only to be too confused to put up a fight.

* MindOverMatter: Calls attacks with his mind.

%%* HeroStoleMyBike: Ash did it in the first episode, culminating in the series' most famous RunningGag. She got angry when she learned that Ash destroyed it and cited it as a reason why she decided to travel with Ash.

%%* StrongFamilyResemblance: With his nine siblings and his dad.

%%* TeamDad

* BelligerentSexualTension: A one-sided, G-rated version with [[CelibateHero Ash]]; the two of them argue like no-one's businessand she's not above snarking at him during his sillier moments, but [[ShipTease several points]] throughout their travels together make it clear she cares deeply for him.

%%* BelligerentSexualTension: A one-sided, G-rated version with [[CelibateHero Ash]], which started when he stole her bike and ended up destroying it.

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** As a Mega Steelix, it gets to be on the other end of this trope. Kiawe's Tortonator can't do squat against it, and even [[LimitBreak Inferno]] [[ElementalRockPaperScissors Overdrive]] is met with a NoSell.

* BelligerentSexualTension: A one-sided, G-rated version with [[CelibateHero Ash]], which started when he stole her bike and ended up destroying it.

* HeroStoleMyBike: Ash did it in the first episode, culminating in the series' most famous RunningGag. She got angry when she learned that Ash destroyed it and cited it as a reason why she decided to travel with Ash.

%%* BelligerentSexualTension: A one-sided, G-rated version with [[CelibateHero Ash]].

* ButtMonkey: She's sometimes made the butt of the joke by Ash and co. in earlier episodes, and [[DistressedDamsel gets into more perils]] than the rest of the crew (once, she was {{brainwashed}} into thinking she was a Seel). Also that her sisters [[TheRuntAtTheEnd look down on her]]. Doesn't help that she's stuck with [[TheDitz Psyduck]], which gives her a lot of the troubles.

* GuestStarPartyMember: Thrice during ''Advanced'', and she's also set to make a two-episode guest appearance in ''Sun & Moon''.

%%* HeroStoleMyBike: Ash did it in the first episode, culminating in the series' most famous RunningGag.

* MsFanservice: Out of Ash's female friends she has the skimpiest outfit and she has been in [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/misty_red_swimsuit.JPG multiple]] [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/misty_red_swimsuit2.jpg bikini]] [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/misty_green_swimsuit.PNG scenes]] [[http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/pokemon/images/1/19/Misty_the_Mermaid.png/revision/latest?cb=20131215120200 and as a mermaid]]. Also Masamitsu Hidaka, one of the directors of the anime, has stated that Ash's female companions basically serves as eye candy for the boys. This has unsettling implications since she's also stated to be ten (and seems to be the oldest of the lot).

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: She is also not free from any physical humor; "Primeape Goes Bananas" features her getting her face kicked to the ground by an angry Mankey, and "Pokémon Fashion Flash" has her getting [[AshFace barbequed by Vulpix's fire]] not once, but ''twice''. The latter episode [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking also had her]] getting [[CosmeticCatastrophe a silly makeover]] at which Ash laughed himself sick upon seeing it. ButtMonkey indeed.

%%* TomboyishPonytail: Just stuck out the side.

** Misty grabs him by the shoulder.

** Croagunk uses Poison Jab on him.

** And [[AvertedTrope that's to say nothing]] of his one-sided victory against [[TheLancer Kiawe]]... ''also'' [[RuleOfThree with a Type Disadvantage]].

** Mostly while it was an Onix: although supposedly Brock's strongest Pokémon, it loses several battles (including to ''Meowth'' once, when Meowth dumped water on it and somehow finished it off with Fury Swipes). The impression is further strengthened by the fact that Onix was by far the largest of the main cast's Pokémon during the whole Kanto and Johto sagas. Refreshingly averted in the fourth movie, where it defeats a [[InfinityMinusOneSword Tyranitar]] enhanced by a dark ball.
** As a Mega Steelix, it gets to be on the other end of this trope. Kiawe's Tortunator can't do squat against it, and even [[LimitBreak Inferno]] [[ElementalRockPaperScissors Overdrive]] is met with a NoSell.

* And [[AvertedTrope that's to say nothing]] of his one-sided victory against [[TheLancer Kiawe]]... [[RuleOfThree ''also'' with a Type Disadvantage]].

* TheMillstone: Every time it comes out, it ends up poorly for Misty.

* TookALevelInBadass: In the Alola reunion, Misty can now reasonably battle with Psyduck, beating Lana and Mallow with him.

* OnlySaneMan: He was often the one who would break up Ash and Misty whenever they got into a heated arguement.

* TheWorfEffect: Mostly while it was an Onix:although supposedly Brock's strongest Pokémon, it loses quite a lot (including to ''Meowth'' once, when Meowth dumped water on it and somehow finished it off with Fury Swipes). The impression is further strengthened by the fact that Onix was by far the largest of the main cast's Pokémon during the whole Kanto and Johto sagas.

* TheBusCameBack: Reappears for at least one episode in the Sun and Moon series when Ash and his classmates visit Kanto.

%%* EyesAlwaysShut: One of the [[TropeCodifier most well-known examples]].

* ShirtlessScene: Ignoring beach episodes, Brock as a MythologyGag to his appearance in ''Red and Blue'', goes shirtless during his battle wit Kiawe in ''Sun and Moon''. He does not disappoint.

** Misty is the responsible sibling with regards to taking care of and managing the gym better than all three of her sisters. Daisy has gotten a bit better about it, but Misty is never away from the gym too long before her sisters need her to come back.

* TookALevelInBadass: By the Mirage Kingdom two-parter, [[spoiler: she's gotten over her fear of Gyarados, caught one, and become close enough to it that she ''kisses its Pokeball'' when calling it out.]]

* TheWorfEffect: While supposedly Brock's strongest Pokémon, it loses quite a lot (including to ''Meowth'' once, when Meowth dumped water on it and somehow finished it off with Fury Swipes). The impression is further strengthened by the fact that Onix was by far the largest of the main cast's Pokémon during the whole Kanto and Johto sagas.