History Characters / PokemonFrontierBrainsAndOtherFacilityHeads

'''Pokémon Human Characters:''' [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivals Protagonists And Rivals]] ([[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsKanto Kanto]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsJohto Johto]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsHoenn Hoenn]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsSinnoh Sinnoh]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsUnova Unova]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsKalos Kalos]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsAlola Alola]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsGalar Galar]]) | [[Characters/PokemonProfessors Professors]] | [[Characters/PokemonGymLeaders Gym Leaders]] ([[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersKanto Kanto]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersJohto Johto]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersHoenn Hoenn]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersSinnoh Sinnoh]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersUnova Unova]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersKalos Kalos]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersGalar Galar]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsHisui Hisui]]) | [[Characters/PokemonTrialCaptainsAndKahunas Trial Captains and Kahunas]] | [[Characters/PokemonEliteFour Elite Four]] | [[Characters/PokemonChampions Champions]]\\

'''Pokémon Human Characters:''' [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivals Protagonists And Rivals]] ([[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsKanto Kanto]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsJohto Johto]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsHoenn Hoenn]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsSinnoh Sinnoh]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsUnova Unova]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsKalos Kalos]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsAlola Alola]] / [[Characters/PokemonProtagonistsAndRivalsGalar Galar]]) | [[Characters/PokemonProfessors Professors]] | [[Characters/PokemonGymLeaders Gym Leaders]] ([[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersKanto Kanto]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersJohto Johto]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersHoenn Hoenn]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersSinnoh Sinnoh]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersUnova Unova]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersKalos Kalos]] / [[Characters/PokemonGymLeadersGalar Galar]]) | [[Characters/PokemonTrialCaptainsAndKahunas Trial Captains and Kahunas]] | [[Characters/PokemonEliteFour Elite Four]] | [[Characters/PokemonChampions Champions]]\\

* BusmansVocabulary: They tend to say "All aboard!" before they begin battling. [[''VideoGame/PokemonLegendsArceus'' takes this even further with Ingo, who had lost most of his memories after being transported through space and time to Hisui. Despite this, his speech contains various references to train-related jargon.]]

* SignatureMon: Though they handle several Pokémon in the games, ''Masters'' has Emmet use Archeops and Ingo has Excadrill.

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: After falling from the space-time rift which ledd to Hisui, Ingo loses his memories.]]

Ingo is the Subway Boss of the Single and Super Single Trains, while Emmet is the Subway Boss of the Double and Super Double Trains. The two team up for a Multi Battle on the Multi and Super Multi Trains. [[spoiler: Ingo reappears in ''Legends: Arceus'' having fallen through space rift in Hisui with no memory of his past.]]

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: After falling from the space rift which lead to Hisui, Ingo loses his memories.]]

Ingo is the Subway Boss of the Single and Super Single Trains, while Emmet is the Subway Boss of the Double and Super Double Trains. The two team up for a Multi Battle on the Multi and Super Multi Trains.

* SpiritedCompetitor: It's implied in the moments before her second fight that she's been very bored without a fight to look forward to.

* SignatureMon: Uses [[MightyGlacier Snorlax]] in both matches in ''Emerald''. [[spoiler:It returns on her team in ''Sun and Moon'', both during the Ultra Beast quest and the Battle Tree.]]

* {{Superboss}}: He is the strongest trainer in the Unova region, with all his Pokemon being Level 80 in Normal Mode. In Challenge Mode his Pokemon levels are only below Cynthia's 2nd rematch team in ''Brilliant Diamond and Shattering Pearl'' and Red in ''Heart Gold and Soul Silver'' with all his Pokemon being Level 85.

When defeated, she awards the Ability Symbol onto the Frontier Pass.

* GirlishPigtails: Sports an impressively swirly pair of these, fitting her standoffish facade.

* BadassBeard: A magnificent one that goes down to his belly.

Ingo voiced by: Creator/YoshitsuguMatsuoka (''VideoGame/PokemonMasters'' - JP)

* StandardStatusEffects: The only Pokémon she fields that can't inflict these is her Heracross. Most of her Pokémon inflict either sleep or confusion, though the Umbreon in her first fight also has Body Slam, for Paralysis.

* TheBaroness: She's cold and ruthless, and her emphasis on StandardStatusEffects can certainly be interpreted as sadistic.

* TheGlovesComeOff: Lucy does ''not'' take to losing your first encounter, and goes so far as to abandon the Battle Pike's signature emphasis on debilitating StandardStatusEffects in favor of a full-throttle offensive. Her Seviper [[TookALevelInBadass Takes a Level in Badass]], keeping an almost identical moveset but exchanging Poison Fang for Sludge Bomb; her GradualGrinder Shuckle is replaced with a Steelix that uses Earthquake, Rock Slide, and ''Explosion'' (backed up with Screech); and her bulky Milotic is replaced in favor with a Gyarados that primarily uses a Dragon Dance-Return combo.

* TheGlovesComeOff: Like Lucy, he switches from a StandardStatusEffect strategy in his first fight to better emphasize pure offense in the second. He trades his Crobat with Toxic and Confuse Ray for an Arcanine with Extreme Speed and Overheat; his Slaking retains Earthquake and Shadow Ball, but trades Swagger and Brick Break for Yawn and ''Hyper Beam''; and he replaces his Lapras (who only had Ice Beam as a standard attack, with Horn Drill as an alternate offensive) with Suicune (who has Blizzard, Surf, and Bite, backed up with Calm Mind).

** Though his Sync Pair Story in ''Masters'' compares him more to an empty-nesting parent, so this may just be projection on the NPC (who [[AllLoveIsUnrequited has a crush on him)'s part.

** Though his ''PokemonMasters'' Sync Pair Story compares him more to an empty-nesting parent, so this may just be projection on the NPC (who [[AllLoveIsUnrequited has a crush on him)'s part.

** He is also featured rather prominently in ''PokemonMasters''.

** In ''Masters'', he uses Houndoom for Battle Villa battles and Gallade in the main story. Strangely enough, he's the only trainer in the whole game whose Pokémon ace is already being used by other trainers (in his case, Barry uses the Piplup line and thus bars Darach from using Empoleon, though him using Houndoom or Gallade doesn't stop Karen and Wally from using them themselves). Time will tell when his official inclusion will change his ace.

* {{Leitmotif}}: Averted in their debut games where they shared Alder's battle theme instead of having an original battle theme. Come ''Masters'', they finally get their own snazzy battle theme.

->Voiced by: Creator/MarikaKouno (''VideoGame/PokemonMasters'' - JP)

* OlympusMons: Uses Entei, Raikou, Suicune, and Latios on your battle with her on the Super Doubles.

* BilingualBonus: Their German names Hin and Her can be translated to literally mean back and forth. Hin specifically can be translated to "going to somewhere" and while Her does not have a direct translation, it is only ever used in conjunction with someone talking and/or asking about a place.