The Nineteen main female characters (Main and Secondary) of Tokimeki PokéLive! and Twinbee who have the most appearances in the various stories set in this universe out of all of the characters.
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General Tropes
General Tropes (Introducing the TOKIMEKI Trainers!)
- Badass Adorable: Even more so than in Pokémon proper! The only character to avert this is Yuri.
- Cast Full of Gay: With the two exceptions of Coco and Margo, all of the girls have girlfriends and are romantically involved with them.
- Child Prodigy: They are all good at Pokémon Training, Hilda, Shiori, Pastel and Jennifer more so since they also use competitive battling strategies too.
- Kid Hero: They are teens during their high school years.
- Multinational Team: Shizuku, Shiori, Coco, Ai, Yuri and Rina are Japanese, Ranpha is Chinese, Jennifer is American, Hilda and Bianca are Unovan, Risa is Fulanian, Pastel is Donburian and Freya was originally from the world the Xak games took place in.
- Nice Girl: All ten main protagonists and secondary protagonists are pretty nice people. Unless you tick them off somehow...
- Saving the World: Part of their duty as Pokémon Trainers.
- Super Mode: Despite the Chaos Emeralds exitsing in the universe the series takes place in, this is averted for the girls themselves. Instead, they all have one Pokémon species that is capable of Mega Evolving.
- The Hero: They typically help Sonic out in foiling Eggman's plans and also stop other villains.
- To Be a Master: All of the girls want to become this in terms of being Pokémon Trainers and School Idols.
The Nijigasaki Saga Main Protagonists
Hilda White
Hilda White is a 17 year old girl was originally from the Unova region of the Pokémon world before she stumbled into a portal that led to a universe where School Idols are the norm. After arriving, she meets an aspiring School Idol/Theatre Actress named Shizuku Osaka who lets her move in with her shortly after the two girls meet. Thanks to Shizuku, Hilda has become more girly in her dress and likes while still being a tomboyish girl at heart with some possible Bifauxnen elements, too. Her and Shizuku eventually marry after graduating from high school and when both are in their early 20s, they adopt a young brunette girl named Yoko Catherine Osaka White and the three become a happy family.
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Hilda:
- The Ace: Hilda is a very skilled Pokémon Trainer who usually wins any battle she participates in, though she has suffered a few losses before, her biggest major loss being to Mia in "Mia Taylor's First PP!" so far.
- Adaptational Sexuality: While Hilda's gender preference is left ambiguous in Pokémon proper, this version of her is a canonical lesbian.
- A Day in the Limelight: Unlike certain Pokémon adaptations such as Origins and Generations and especially the main anime, all of which she never appeared in, Hilda finally makes an appearance in this universe and even better, she's one of the main heroines!
- Asskicking Leads to Leadership: Though the author considers Shiori and Jennifer to both be the PokéLive! counterparts of Red, Hilda is easily the strongest Pokémon Trainer in the series (Alongside the aforementioned Jennifer and Shiori and in addition, Hilbert, N and Yuri.) and she's also the President of the Nijigasaki High Pokémon Trainer's Club.
- Babies Ever After: Her and Shizuku adopt an orphan girl named Yoko right before the events of the Hinagiku Saga.
- Battle Couple: With Shizuku, since Shizuku became a Pokémon Trainer after Hilda established the Nijigasaki High Pokémon Trainer's Club and it's obvious that they are in love!
- Berserk Button: Whatever you do, don't try and harm any of her friends and allies, especially her girlfriend Shizuku in front of her! In addition, don't abuse Pokémon in front of her, either!
- Bifauxnen: It's implied that Hilda has a few Bifauxnen traits that apply to her. It helps that Shizuku thinks of her as being a female prince at times, too.
- Blue Is Heroic: Hilda is one of the main heroines of the series and she has blue eyes and wears a blue pair of short shorts as part of her Pokémon Trainer outfit.
- Brooklyn Rage: She originally lived in Unova, but since she moves to a different city in another dimension, it's Tokyo Rage, considering the city her and Shizuku along with most of their friends live in due to her staying the same personality wise despite getting a semi-Girliness Upgrade thanks to Shizuku. Like her Canon counterpart, this version of Hilda is more of a badass than violent.
- Childhood Friends: With Bianca, Cheren and Hilbert.
- The Chosen One: Surprisingly averted due to Coco taking her place as the heroine who helps Hilbert stop Eggman and N during this universe's take on Black and White's events. However, a Reshiram her and Shizuku catch in Hidden Palace Zone chooses them as it's Heroines of Truth after they catch it using the Master Ball Prof. Juniper gives them in "The Truth of Westside Island's Secret!".
- Distaff Counterpart: To Hilbert, just like her canon counterpart.
- A Girl and her X:In addition to her Pokémon, this version of Hilda also owns a Golden Retriever named Ophelia alongside Shizuku and Yoko.
- Hair Antennae: Has them on top of her ponytail just like her canon counterpart.
- Idol Singer: In this universe, Hilda is a School Idol at Nijigasaki High, and she's also a member of A•ZU•NA alongside Shizuku, Ayumu and Setsuna.
- Innocent Blue Eyes: Despite her badassery, Hilda is usually a very nice girl, unless you tick her off or try and hurt Shizuku or any of her friends somehow.
- In-Universe Nickname: Kasumi Nakasu calls Hilda "Touka", which is a corruption of Touko, Hilda's Japanese name.
- Just Friends: Unlike most fanon portrayls of her, Hilda is this to N and Hilbert in this continuity.
- The Lad-ette:While this version of Hilda is more girly than her Canon counterpart, she still tends to wear more tomboyish clothing on occassion, including her Pokémon Trainer outfit from the original Pokémon Black and White, a few of her interests come off as being tomboyish, her friends occasionally call her the "-kun" honorific as well and at first, she wasn't too keen on becoming a School Idol.
- Meaningful Name: Just like her Canon counterpart" the "Hil" means "battle".
- Ms. Fanservice: Like her Canon counterpart, Hilda is pretty attractive, especially when she wears something that's slightly fanservice-y though she does wear more modest outfits in fan art on occasion, which includes her default outfit for this universe.
- Official Couple: With Shizuku.
- Olympus Mons: Owns a Reshiram alongside Shizuku.
- Out of Focus: While this version of Hilda is one of the main protagonists of the series, she doesn't appear in/isn't mentioned much in the Side Story arcs and she becomes a supporting character in the Hinagiku based stories.
- The Rival:
- Some friendly examples, in terms of School Idols, the other PDP girls and in terms of Pokémon Training, Bianca and Cheren.
- In terms of more "serious" rivals, Mia as a Pokémon Trainer.
- Shout-Out: Hilda's default outfit in this universe resembles Serena's default outfit somewhat, though there are differences such as Hilda wearing sheer brown thigh highs with her outfit while Serena wears solid black ones and the collar on Hilda's fancy collared tank top is a white color while Serena's collar is a lighter shade of black.
- Signature Mon: Samurott, Salamence (Including it's Mega Evolution/Idolization.) and Reshiram.
- Start My Own: Hilda decides to start a Pokémon Trainer's Club at Nijigasaki since none existed beforehand and it would be a way for Pokémon to become more popular in Japan and hopefully, elsewhere around the world.
- Strong Family Resemblance: With her mom Staci as well as with Yoko.
- Super Mode: Her Salamence holds a Salamencite, which allows it to Mega Evolve into Mega Salamence.
- Tomboy: Hilda is still a tomboyish girl with a few tomboyish interests at heart despite Shizuku helping her become more girly to balance things out as well.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to Shizuku's and Bianca's girly girl.
- Tomboy with a Girly Streak: This version of Hilda has both tomboyish and girly interests and she even wears both tomboyish and girly clothing too!
- Tomboyish Ponytail: Just like her Canon counterpart.
- Tsundere: Is accused of being this in a teasing way by Shizuku among a few others.
- Wholesome Crossdresser: It's implied that during some plays, Hilda dresses in a male costume due to her playing the male role, and she enjoys every minute of it.
- Zettai Ryouiki: Type A as part of her casual/default outfit with her wearing a sheer/see-through pair of stockings.
Shizuku Kutashimo Osaka
Shizuku Kutashimo Osaka is a 16 year old girl who was originally from Kamakura. During her childhood, she saw a play for kids at a Theatre, and that's how she started enjoying one of her hobbies that she still enjoys to this day. When she turned 15, her and her Seiran High classmates transferred to Otonokizaka High and Shizuku joined Muse and was a member until she transferred to Nijigasaki High alongside her Seiran High friends to join the ''Perfect Dream Project'' idol group. Sometime after she turned 16, she met a Pokémon Trainer named Hilda White, who she is still in a relationship with romantically. In addition, she helps Hilda get into School Idols and Theatre and in return, Hilda teaches her about Pokémon. When her and Hilda are in their early 20s, they adopt a brunette girl named Yoko Catherine Osaka White, and they become a happy family.
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Shizuku:
- The Ace: Shizuku is a talented actress during her plays she participates in and her play practices, she is an honor student at Nijigasaki High and the reason her and the others transferred to Nijigasaki High in the first place is because the senpai who invited her, Hilda, Shiori and Pastel and the others considered Shizuku and her friends talented School Idols as well.
- A Day in the Limelight: Unlike her canon counterparts, who fall into Out of Focus, this version of Shizuku is one of the main characters/heroines in this universe.
- Adaptational Badass: This version of Shizuku becomes a Pokémon Trainer after all...
- Adaptational Personality Change: While Shizuku is still the calm/mature one just like her canon counterpart, this version of her can still be cheerful and excitable, though the excitable part is downplayed very slightly in comparison to characters such as Hilda and Pastel.
- All the Other Reindeer: Downplayed example, similar to her counterpart from the Nijigasaki anime, in "The Pokémon Who Saw Tomorrow!" Shizuku tells Hilda that she likes old movies and novels but worries that she would be made fun of because of it even though no one has picked on her for her interest across the series.
- Ascended Extra: Much more so than even her SIF ALL STARS/Nijigasaki anime counterparts due to the focus being on her as well as Hilda and the other members of their friendship group! Just look at all the tropes this version of Shizuku has compared to her canon counterpart!
- Babies Ever After: Her and Hilda adopt an orphan girl named Yoko right before the events of the Hinagiku Saga.
- Battle Couple: With Hilda who is also a Pokémon Trainer just like this version of Shizuku and both are obviously a couple!
- Berserk Button: Don't try to harm her friends and allies, especially Hilda, in front of her. And don't cause a loud ruckus either, since she will give you an intimidating look so you'll stop making lots of noise!
- Blue Is Heroic: Shizuku is one of the main heroines of the series and she wears a sky blue dress as her casual/default outfit like her canon counterpart and she wears a blue denim miniskirt as part of her Pokémon Trainer outfit.
- Brainy Brunette: Like her canon counterpart, Shizuku is an honors student at Nijigasaki.
- The Chosen One: Like Hilda as mentioned above, averted. However, a Reshiram her and Hilda catch in Hidden Palace Zone chooses them as it's Heroines of Truth after they catch it using the Master Ball Prof. Juniper gives them in "The Truth of Westside Island's Secret!".
- Closet Geek: Like her Canon counterpart, Shkzuku keeps her interest in old movies and novels to herself though she has opened up about that interest to Hilda so far...
- Composite Character: Like her original School Idol Festival counterpart, Shizuku was once a student at Seiran High, and transferred to Otonokizaka High, but like her SIF ALL STARS counterpart, Shizuku also transfers to Nijigasaki High and becomes a member of the Nijigaskai School Idol Club and she also shares the love of old movies/books her Nijigasaki anime counterpart has as well.
- Fake Defector:Averted due to the School Idol Association not being successful in this continuity and differing circumstances resulting in Shizuku (And Hilda) having to resist Mia and Lanzhu to the best of their ability as Pokémon Trainers.
- A Girl and her X:In addition to her Pokémon, this version of Shizuku also owns a Golden Retriever named Ophelia alongside Hilda and Yoko like her canon counterpart from SIF ALL STARS.
- Girly Girl: Like her Canon counterpart, this version of Shizuku is very girly, too.
- Heroes Love Dogs: Shizuku is one of the main heroines of the series and she owns a pet Golden Retriever.
- Idol Singer: Like her SIF/ALL STARS counterparts, she is also a School Idol and is a member of the A•ZU•NA subunit at Nijigasaki High.
- Innocent Blue Eyes: Like Hilda, she's very nice and she is also innocent as well.
- In-Universe Nickname: Quite a few.
- "Shizu" is one along with "Shizu-chan" and "Shizu-shii".
- As in SIF ALL STARS, Kasumi Nakasu calls Shizuku "Shizuko".
- Limit Break: Her Lapras holds an Icium Z.
- Lipstick Lesbian: Shizuku is the girly one in her and Hilda's relationship after all.
- Official Couple: With Hilda.
- Olympus Mons: Owns a Reshiram alongside Hilda.
- Out of Focus: While this version of Shizuku is one of the main protagonists of the series, she doesn't appear in/isn't mentioned much in the Side Story arcs and she becomes a supporting character in the Hinagiku based stories.
- The Rival:
- The other PDP girls for friendly rivals in terms of School Idols.
- Mia for Pokémon Training in terms of a more "serious" rival.
- Signature Mon: Meganium, Ampharos (Including it's Mega Evolution/Idolization.) and Reshiram.
- Strong Family Resemblance: With Yoko.
- Super Mode: Her Ampharos holds an Ampharosite, which allows it to Mega Evolve/Mega Idolize into Mega Ampharos.
- To Be a Master: In addition to being a great School Idol as well as a strong Pokémon Trainer, Shizuku also hopes to become a skilled professional Theatre actress someday.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The girly girl to Hilda's tomboy.
- Tsundere: This part of her personality still applies to this version of Shizuku, but this trait is also downplayed, especially compared to this version of Hilda.
- Welcome Back, Traitor:Averted thanks to the School Idol Association not being successful in this continuity and differing circumstances that ends up leaving Shizuku as a Nijigasaki High School Idol Club member the whole time!
- Wholesome Crossdresser: It's implied that during some plays, Shizuku dresses in a male costume for her plays.
- Yamato Nadeshiko: Like her Canon counterpart.
Shiori Fujisaki
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Shiori:
- Berserk Button: For the love of Arceus, please don't call her "sexy", just like her Canon counterpart!
- Idol Singer: She is a School Idol at Nijigasaki High as part of a Subunit called "KON4M1", a play on Konami, the company she originates from.
- Minidress of Power: The dress she wears as part of her Pokémon Trainer outfit.
- Red Is Heroic: Shiori is one of the main protagonists of the series and she has red hair and red eyes.
Pastel Cerise
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Pastel:
- Idol Singer: She is a School Idol at Nijigasaki High, as part of the "KON4M1" Subunit alongside fellow Konami co-star Shiori Fujisaki.
- Red Is Heroic: Pastel is one of the main protagonists of the series and she has reddish magenta colored hair.
Risa/Lisa Selden
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Risa:
- Gratuitous Italian: Uses the phrase "Ti amo" ("I love you" in Italian) towards Emma in "The Trouble with Running!".
- Official Couple: With Emma.
- The Rival: For Pokémon Training, the Team Rocket TRio (Shared with Emma) and for School Idol activities, the other PERFECT Dream Project girls (In a friendly manner, of course!).
- Shout-Out: This version of Risa shares the same surname as Kathy Selden from Singin' in the Rain per
Word of God. - Signature Mon: The Partner Eevee from the Let's Go games as well as a Blaziken that can Mega Evolve and a Melmetal that can utilize it's Gigantamax form.
Emma Verde
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Emma:
- Buxom Beauty Standard: Has a large, pronounced chest just like her canon counterpart.
- Gratuitous Italian: Uses the phrase "Ti amo" ("I love you" in Italian) towards Risa in "The Trouble with Running!".
- Official Couple: With Risa.
- The Rival: Like Risa, Emma has the Team Rocket TRio as rivals for Pokémon Training and in a friendly way, the other PERFECT Dream Project girls as rivals for School Idol activities.
- Signature Mon: A Glalie that can Mega Evolve/Idolize.
The Nijigasaki Saga Secondary Protagonists
Rina Tennoji
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Rina:
- Olympus Mons: Rina owns Kartana, one of the Ultra Beasts, as one of her Pokémon. Also, she has a Kyogre that can undergo Primal Reversion.
- You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry!: While Rina is typically cheerful, albeit a bit shy without her Rina-chan Board at first, but if you try hurting her friends, she will let you know that you made a big mistake, as Puppetmon learned the hard way in Chapter 2 of Multidimensional Dark Masters.
Freya Jerbarn
Here are the tropes that apply to this version of Freya:
- Olympus Mons: Freya owns a Groudon that can undergo Primal Reversion.
The Hinagiku Saga Protagonists
Yoko Catherine Osaka White
For details, see the "Female OCs" page.
Elesis "Ellie" Kashiwagi Kousaka
For detaile, see the "Female OCs" page.
Sara Fujisaki Cerise
For details, see the "Female OCs" page.
