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* Green/Leaf, being a HeroicMime like her [[DistaffCounterpart male counterpart]] Red is stoic and quiet in ''Pokémon [=FireRed=] and [=LeafGreen=]''. In ''Adventures'' Green is a flirtatious and mischievously cunning PluckyGirl who gives Red plenty of grief. ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' gives Green a similar personality albeit more friendly and much less abrasive. ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' also portrays Green as energetic and happy in contrast to Red.
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* Green/Leaf, being a HeroicMime like her [[DistaffCounterpart male counterpart]] Red is stoic and quiet in ''Pokémon [=FireRed=] and [=LeafGreen=]''. In ''Adventures'' Green is a flirtatious and mischievously cunning PluckyGirl who gives Red plenty of grief. ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' gives Green a similar personality albeit more friendly and much less abrasive. ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonMasters'' also portrays Green as energetic and happy in contrast to Red.
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* Anabel goes from [[GoodIsNotNice arrogant and somewhat sadistic]] to a NiceGirl and possible love interest ([[ObliviousToLove though not really]]) to Ash.
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* Anabel (the teenage Frontier Brain version) goes from [[GoodIsNotNice arrogant and somewhat sadistic]] to a NiceGirl and possible love interest ([[ObliviousToLove though not really]]) to Ash.
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* Anabel goes from [[GoodIsNotNice arrogant and somewhat sadistic]] to a NiceGirl and possible love interest to Ash.
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* Anabel goes from [[GoodIsNotNice arrogant and somewhat sadistic]] to a NiceGirl and possible love interest ([[ObliviousToLove though not really]]) to Ash.
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* Iris goes from cherishing her GenkiGirl tendencies and being oblivious to social views regarding her status to an insufferable BrattyHalfPint KnowNothingKnowItAll (at least outside the topic on Unovan Dragon-types) admonishing others from being uneducated childish people.
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* Iris goes from cherishing her GenkiGirl tendencies and being oblivious to social views regarding her status to an insufferable a BrattyHalfPint KnowNothingKnowItAll (at least outside the topic on Unovan Dragon-types) Dragon-types), admonishing others from being uneducated childish people.people in order to cover for her own insecurities. She [[CharacterDevelopment grows out of this by the end of the Black/White series]] and becomes more like her game counterpart.
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* Cyrus goes from a very emotionless PerpetualFrowner [[TheStoic stoic]] adult to being just like any other evil villain.
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* Cyrus goes from a very emotionless PerpetualFrowner [[TheStoic stoic]] adult to being just like any other evil villain. He is also [[AdaptationalVillainy far more malicious]], trying to create a new world that will exclude everyone but himself rather than one where everyone lacks spirit because he genuinely feels human spirit is the source of all suffering.
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* In the original ''Red and Blue'' games Giovanni was the BigBad, but something of a NobleDemon who even pulls a HeelFaceTurn and disbands Team Rocket after his defeat (this proves temporary in future games and remakes but he retains sympathetic qualities). In early episodes of the anime, he is a much more malevolent entity, posing as a BadBoss to the Team Rocket trio and viewing most other beings besides his Persian as merely pawns to his ends. Interestingly, later seasons and ''Anime/PokémonOrigins'' evolve him a bit closer to his games portrayal, most noticeably his GracefulLoser qualities and a few PetTheDog moments when the trio actually contribute something meaningful. He remains more sinister than his game counterpart however.
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* In the original ''Red and Blue'' games Giovanni was the BigBad, but something of a NobleDemon who even pulls a HeelFaceTurn and disbands Team Rocket after his defeat (this proves temporary in future games and remakes but he retains sympathetic qualities). In early episodes of the anime, he is a much more malevolent entity, posing as a BadBoss to the Team Rocket trio and viewing most other beings besides his Persian as merely pawns to his ends. Interestingly, later seasons and ''Anime/PokémonOrigins'' ''Anime/PokemonOrigins'' evolve him a bit closer to his games portrayal, most noticeably his GracefulLoser qualities and a few PetTheDog moments when the trio actually contribute something meaningful. He remains more sinister than his game counterpart however.
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* Erika is very much an {{Ojou}} in all of her incarnations, but her anime version seems more casual, and she lacks her SleepyHead traits from the games. She also has more of a temper. Her portrayal in ''Anime/PokemonIChooseYou'' is a TruerToTheText portrayal of her game characterization.
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* Erika is very much an {{Ojou}} in all of her incarnations, but her anime version seems more casual, and she lacks her SleepyHead traits from the games. She also has more of a temper. Her portrayal in ''Anime/PokemonIChooseYou'' is a TruerToTheText portrayal of her game characterization.characterization, which was carried over to the character's reappearance in ''Pokémon Journeys''.
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* Elesa goes from TheStoic in the games to a GenkiGirl in the anime.
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* Elesa goes from TheStoic in the games to a GenkiGirl in the anime.anime, though the games would later characterize her in a similar way.
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* Red is a HotBlooded StockShonenHero, unlike TheStoic that would be canonized in later ''Pokémon'' games.
* Green/Leaf, being a HeroicMime like her [[DistaffCounterpart male counterpart]] Red is stoic and quiet in ''Pokémon [=FireRed=] and [=LeafGreen=]''. In ''Adventures'' Green is a flirtatious and mischievously cunning PluckyGirl who gives Red plenty of grief. ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' gives Green a similar personality albeit more friendly and much less abrasive. ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' also portrays Green as energetic and happy in contrast to Red.
* Misty uses her original, more even-tempered personality. The ''Gold and Silver'' games made her more into a FieryRedhead to [[{{Retcanon}} go with]] her anime portrayal.
* In the games, Erika's main trait is that she's a {{sleepyhead}}. Despite her several appearances in the manga, this never appears.
* Some of the normally neutral, or even heroic, Gym Leaders (such as Koga, Lt. Surge, and Sabrina) and Elite Four characters were made into villains and anti-villians; especially in the first and second generation arcs. For example, Lance in the games is a ReasonableAuthorityFigure who is somewhat hotheaded at worst, but Lance in ''Adventures'' is a misanthropic WellIntentionedExtremist who is basically [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite N]] if he were a genocidal maniac.
* Misty uses her original, more even-tempered personality. The ''Gold and Silver'' games made her more into a FieryRedhead to [[{{Retcanon}} go with]] her anime portrayal.
* In the games, Erika's main trait is that she's a {{sleepyhead}}. Despite her several appearances in the manga, this never appears.
* Some of the normally neutral, or even heroic, Gym Leaders (such as Koga, Lt. Surge, and Sabrina) and Elite Four characters were made into villains and anti-villians; especially in the first and second generation arcs. For example, Lance in the games is a ReasonableAuthorityFigure who is somewhat hotheaded at worst, but Lance in ''Adventures'' is a misanthropic WellIntentionedExtremist who is basically [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite N]] if he were a genocidal maniac.
* Ruby's exclusively into contests, despite being Norman's child, which would've put him in the protagonist's role in the games. While the player certainly ''can'' do contests to their heart's content in-game, they're an optional sidequest instead of the main goal. He's also rather CampStraight, which is a trait that neither the hero nor rival versions of him have in either the original games or their remakes.
* Sapphire's portrayed as a {{Tsundere}} BookDumb WildChild who takes on Hoenn's gyms. In the games, when May is Professor Birch's daughter, she ''is'' TheRival, but is more of a NiceGirl who focuses on her Pokédex, while the player is the one who puts more effort into the gyms.
* In ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'' (and ''Platinum''), [[TheRival Barry]] was a hyperactive, silly kid who tended to blunder a lot, and frankly somewhat of a dunce with a horrible case of AttentionDeficitOohShiny and a touch of CloudCuckooLander, often charging into situations that may be unsafe without thinking, but possessing a heart of gold. He is dead-set on becoming the Pokémon champion and as strong a trainer as his father, seeing you as his rival. His ''Adventures'' counterpart, Pearl, while also hyperactive, is actually the OnlySaneMan of the PowerTrio between him, his extremely mellow, kind, but somewhat stupid childhood friend Diamond, and the highly intelligent but emotionally stunted {{Ojou}} with NoSocialSkills Platinum Berlitz, is a lot more cautious than Barry, and his goal here is forming a BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine duo with Diamond, meeting Platinum and being roped into going on a journey around Sinnoh completely by accident.
* A similar case to Sapphire is the above-mentioned Platinum Berlitz; in-game, the apprentice of Prof. Rowan, in this case the NPC Dawn, would be a friendly, plucky NeutralFemale who doesn't do much to affect the plot, but is there as your friend and somewhat of a guide. Platinum on the other hand is an unusually stoic, sheltered girl, and has been promoted to a role closer to the player character, battling and taking on gyms. Meanwhile, Diamond, who would be the player character in the games, has no interest in gym battles or battling in general.
* Strangely enough, the highly-praised complex AntiVillain N was actually [[AdaptationalVillainy simplified]], with his sympathetic traits being toned down and becoming generally much creepier.
* Bianca isn't as shy as she is in the games.
* While not as energetic as her anime counterpart, ''Adventures'' doesn't portray Elesa as an EmotionlessGirl like in the games. She's much more cheerful.
* Sapphire's portrayed as a {{Tsundere}} BookDumb WildChild who takes on Hoenn's gyms. In the games, when May is Professor Birch's daughter, she ''is'' TheRival, but is more of a NiceGirl who focuses on her Pokédex, while the player is the one who puts more effort into the gyms.
* In ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'' (and ''Platinum''), [[TheRival Barry]] was a hyperactive, silly kid who tended to blunder a lot, and frankly somewhat of a dunce with a horrible case of AttentionDeficitOohShiny and a touch of CloudCuckooLander, often charging into situations that may be unsafe without thinking, but possessing a heart of gold. He is dead-set on becoming the Pokémon champion and as strong a trainer as his father, seeing you as his rival. His ''Adventures'' counterpart, Pearl, while also hyperactive, is actually the OnlySaneMan of the PowerTrio between him, his extremely mellow, kind, but somewhat stupid childhood friend Diamond, and the highly intelligent but emotionally stunted {{Ojou}} with NoSocialSkills Platinum Berlitz, is a lot more cautious than Barry, and his goal here is forming a BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine duo with Diamond, meeting Platinum and being roped into going on a journey around Sinnoh completely by accident.
* A similar case to Sapphire is the above-mentioned Platinum Berlitz; in-game, the apprentice of Prof. Rowan, in this case the NPC Dawn, would be a friendly, plucky NeutralFemale who doesn't do much to affect the plot, but is there as your friend and somewhat of a guide. Platinum on the other hand is an unusually stoic, sheltered girl, and has been promoted to a role closer to the player character, battling and taking on gyms. Meanwhile, Diamond, who would be the player character in the games, has no interest in gym battles or battling in general.
* Strangely enough, the highly-praised complex AntiVillain N was actually [[AdaptationalVillainy simplified]], with his sympathetic traits being toned down and becoming generally much creepier.
* Bianca isn't as shy as she is in the games.
* While not as energetic as her anime counterpart, ''Adventures'' doesn't portray Elesa as an EmotionlessGirl like in the games. She's much more cheerful.
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* Some of the normally neutral, or even heroic, Gym Leaders (such as Koga, Lt. Surge, and Sabrina) and Elite Four characters were made into villains and anti-villians; especially in the first and second generation arcs. For example, Lance in the games is a ReasonableAuthorityFigure who is somewhat hotheaded at worst, but Lance in ''Adventures'' is a misanthropic WellIntentionedExtremist who is basically [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite N]] if he were a genocidal maniac.
* In ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'' (and ''Platinum''), [[TheRival Barry]] was a hyperactive, silly kid who tended to blunder a lot, and frankly somewhat of a dunce with a horrible case of AttentionDeficitOohShiny and a touch of CloudCuckooLander, often charging into situations that may be unsafe without thinking, but possessing a heart of gold. He is dead-set on becoming the Pokémon champion and as strong a trainer as his father, seeing you as his rival. His ''Adventures'' counterpart, Pearl, while also hyperactive, is actually the OnlySaneMan of the PowerTrio between him, his extremely mellow, kind, but somewhat stupid childhood friend Diamond, and the highly intelligent but emotionally stunted {{Ojou}} with NoSocialSkills Platinum Berlitz, is a lot more cautious than Barry, and his goal here is forming a BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine duo with Diamond, meeting Platinum and being roped into going on a journey around Sinnoh completely by accident.
* A similar case to Sapphire is the above-mentioned Platinum Berlitz; in-game, the apprentice of Prof. Rowan, in this case the NPC Dawn, would be a friendly, plucky NeutralFemale who doesn't do much to affect the plot, but is there as your friend and somewhat of a guide. Platinum on the other hand is an unusually stoic, sheltered girl, and has been promoted to a role closer to the player character, battling and taking on gyms. Meanwhile, Diamond, who would be the player character in the games, has no interest in gym battles or battling in general.
* Speaking of Sapphire Birch, here she's portrayed as a {{Tsundere}} BookDumb WildChild who takes on Hoenn's gyms. In the games, when May is Professor Birch's daughter, she ''is'' TheRival, but is more of a NiceGirl who focuses on her Pokédex, while the player is the one who puts more effort into the gyms.
* Similarly, Ruby is exclusively into contests, despite being Norman's child, which would've put him in the protagonist's role in the games. While the player certainly ''can'' do contests to their heart's content in-game, they're an optional sidequest instead of the main goal. He's also rather CampStraight, which is a trait that neither the hero nor rival versions of him have in either the original games or their remakes.
* Strangely enough, the highly-praised complex AntiVillain N was actually [[AdaptationalVillainy simplified]], with his sympathetic traits being toned down and becoming generally much creepier.
* In ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'' (and ''Platinum''), [[TheRival Barry]] was a hyperactive, silly kid who tended to blunder a lot, and frankly somewhat of a dunce with a horrible case of AttentionDeficitOohShiny and a touch of CloudCuckooLander, often charging into situations that may be unsafe without thinking, but possessing a heart of gold. He is dead-set on becoming the Pokémon champion and as strong a trainer as his father, seeing you as his rival. His ''Adventures'' counterpart, Pearl, while also hyperactive, is actually the OnlySaneMan of the PowerTrio between him, his extremely mellow, kind, but somewhat stupid childhood friend Diamond, and the highly intelligent but emotionally stunted {{Ojou}} with NoSocialSkills Platinum Berlitz, is a lot more cautious than Barry, and his goal here is forming a BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine duo with Diamond, meeting Platinum and being roped into going on a journey around Sinnoh completely by accident.
* A similar case to Sapphire is the above-mentioned Platinum Berlitz; in-game, the apprentice of Prof. Rowan, in this case the NPC Dawn, would be a friendly, plucky NeutralFemale who doesn't do much to affect the plot, but is there as your friend and somewhat of a guide. Platinum on the other hand is an unusually stoic, sheltered girl, and has been promoted to a role closer to the player character, battling and taking on gyms. Meanwhile, Diamond, who would be the player character in the games, has no interest in gym battles or battling in general.
* Speaking of Sapphire Birch, here she's portrayed as a {{Tsundere}} BookDumb WildChild who takes on Hoenn's gyms. In the games, when May is Professor Birch's daughter, she ''is'' TheRival, but is more of a NiceGirl who focuses on her Pokédex, while the player is the one who puts more effort into the gyms.
* Similarly, Ruby is exclusively into contests, despite being Norman's child, which would've put him in the protagonist's role in the games. While the player certainly ''can'' do contests to their heart's content in-game, they're an optional sidequest instead of the main goal. He's also rather CampStraight, which is a trait that neither the hero nor rival versions of him have in either the original games or their remakes.
* Strangely enough, the highly-praised complex AntiVillain N was actually [[AdaptationalVillainy simplified]], with his sympathetic traits being toned down and becoming generally much creepier.
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* Red is a HotBlooded StockShonenHero, unlike TheStoic that would be canonized in later ''Pokémon'' games.
* Green/Leaf, being a HeroicMime like her [[DistaffCounterpart male counterpart]] Red is stoic and quiet in ''Pokémon [=FireRed=] and [=LeafGreen=]''. In ''Adventures'' Green is a flirtatious and mischievously cunning PluckyGirl who gives Red plenty of grief. ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' gives Green a similar personality albeit more friendly and much less abrasive. ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' also portrays Green as energetic and happy in contrast to Red.
* In the games, Erika's main trait is that she's a {{sleepyhead}}. Despite her several appearances in the manga, this never appears.
* Misty uses her original, more even-tempered personality. The ''Gold and Silver'' games made her more into a FieryRedhead to [[{{Retcanon}} go with]] her anime portrayal.
* While not as energetic as her anime counterpart, ''Adventures'' doesn't portray Elesa as an EmotionlessGirl like in the games. She's much more cheerful.
* Bianca isn't as shy as she is in the games.
* Green/Leaf, being a HeroicMime like her [[DistaffCounterpart male counterpart]] Red is stoic and quiet in ''Pokémon [=FireRed=] and [=LeafGreen=]''. In ''Adventures'' Green is a flirtatious and mischievously cunning PluckyGirl who gives Red plenty of grief. ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' gives Green a similar personality albeit more friendly and much less abrasive. ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' also portrays Green as energetic and happy in contrast to Red.
* In the games, Erika's main trait is that she's a {{sleepyhead}}. Despite her several appearances in the manga, this never appears.
* Misty uses her original, more even-tempered personality. The ''Gold and Silver'' games made her more into a FieryRedhead to [[{{Retcanon}} go with]] her anime portrayal.
* While not as energetic as her anime counterpart, ''Adventures'' doesn't portray Elesa as an EmotionlessGirl like in the games. She's much more cheerful.
* Bianca isn't as shy as she is in the games.
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* Red in the games is implied to be TheStoic and quiet. Ash is HotBlooded and talkative, much like [[CharacterizationMarchesOn Red was in Gen 1 artwork and promotional material]].
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* Red in the games is implied to be TheStoic and quiet. Ash is HotBlooded and talkative, much like [[CharacterizationMarchesOn Red was in Gen 1 artwork and promotional material]]. ''Anime/PokemonOrigins'' and ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl''’s “Subspace Emissary” would also portray Red/Pokémon Trainer as more energetic and brotherly, similar to Ash.
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* In the original ''Red and Blue'' games Giovanni was the BigBad, but something of a NobleDemon who even pulls a HeelFaceTurn and disbands Team Rocket after his defeat (this proves temporary in future games and remakes but he retains sympathetic qualities). In early episodes of the anime, he is a much more malevolent entity, posing as a BadBoss to the Team Rocket trio and viewing most other beings besides his Persian as merely pawns to his ends. Interestingly, later seasons evolve him a bit closer to his games portrayal, most noticeably his GracefulLoser qualities and a few PetTheDog moments when the trio actually contribute something meaningful. He remains more sinister than his game counterpart however.
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* In the original ''Red and Blue'' games Giovanni was the BigBad, but something of a NobleDemon who even pulls a HeelFaceTurn and disbands Team Rocket after his defeat (this proves temporary in future games and remakes but he retains sympathetic qualities). In early episodes of the anime, he is a much more malevolent entity, posing as a BadBoss to the Team Rocket trio and viewing most other beings besides his Persian as merely pawns to his ends. Interestingly, later seasons and ''Anime/PokémonOrigins'' evolve him a bit closer to his games portrayal, most noticeably his GracefulLoser qualities and a few PetTheDog moments when the trio actually contribute something meaningful. He remains more sinister than his game counterpart however.
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* Green/Leaf, being a HeroicMime like her [[DistaffCounterpart male counterpart]] Red is stoic and quiet in ''Pokémon [=FireRed=] and [=LeafGreen=]''. In ''Adventures'' Green is a flirtatious and mischievously cunning PluckyGirl who gives Red plenty of grief. ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' gives Green a similar personality albeit more friendly and much less abrasive. ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' also portrays Green as energetic and happy in contrast to Red.
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* In the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime, Sabrina has a very malicious SplitPersonality that terrorized the entire Saffron City with her psychic powers [[ForTheEvulz because she could]]. ''Manga/TheElectricTaleOfPikachu'', despite being an adaptation of the anime, averts her villainy and [[AdaptationalHeroism turned her into a heroic, motherly figure.]]
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* In the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime, ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'', Sabrina has a very malicious SplitPersonality that terrorized the entire Saffron City with her psychic powers [[ForTheEvulz because she could]]. ''Manga/TheElectricTaleOfPikachu'', despite being an adaptation of the anime, averts her villainy and [[AdaptationalHeroism turned her into a heroic, motherly figure.]]
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Gender match.
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* Clair goes from an ArrogantKungFuGuy, {{Jerkass}}, {{Tsundere}} adult with massive SoreLoser issues whom Lance can't respect to a ReasonableAuthorityFigure, [[TheStoic stoic]] woman whom Lance ''does'' respect without hiccups.
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* Clair goes from an ArrogantKungFuGuy, ArrogantKungFuGirl, {{Jerkass}}, {{Tsundere}} adult with massive SoreLoser issues whom Lance can't respect to a ReasonableAuthorityFigure, [[TheStoic stoic]] woman whom Lance ''does'' respect without hiccups.
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Direct link.
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* In ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'' (and ''Platinum''), [[TheRival Barry]] was a hyperactive, silly kid who tended to blunder a lot, and frankly somewhat of a dunce with a horrible case of AttentionDeficitOohShiny and a touch of CloudCuckooLander, often charging into situations that may be unsafe without thinking, but possessing a heart of gold. He is dead-set on becoming the Pokémon champion and as strong a trainer as his father, seeing you as his rival. His ''Adventures'' counterpart, Pearl, while also hyperactive, is actually the OnlySaneMan of the PowerTrio between him, his extremely mellow, kind, but somewhat stupid childhood friend Diamond, and the highly intelligent but emotionally stunted [[TheOjou Ojou]] with NoSocialSkills Platinum Berlitz, is a lot more cautious than Barry, and his goal here is forming a BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine duo with Diamond, meeting Platinum and being roped into going on a journey around Sinnoh completely by accident.
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* In ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'' (and ''Platinum''), [[TheRival Barry]] was a hyperactive, silly kid who tended to blunder a lot, and frankly somewhat of a dunce with a horrible case of AttentionDeficitOohShiny and a touch of CloudCuckooLander, often charging into situations that may be unsafe without thinking, but possessing a heart of gold. He is dead-set on becoming the Pokémon champion and as strong a trainer as his father, seeing you as his rival. His ''Adventures'' counterpart, Pearl, while also hyperactive, is actually the OnlySaneMan of the PowerTrio between him, his extremely mellow, kind, but somewhat stupid childhood friend Diamond, and the highly intelligent but emotionally stunted [[TheOjou Ojou]] {{Ojou}} with NoSocialSkills Platinum Berlitz, is a lot more cautious than Barry, and his goal here is forming a BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine duo with Diamond, meeting Platinum and being roped into going on a journey around Sinnoh completely by accident.
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Erika didn't ban Ash from the Gym. Her workers did without her knowing. As Gym Leader she has to accept every challenge
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* Erika is very much an {{Ojou}} in all of her incarnations, but her anime version seems more casual, and she lacks her SleepyHead traits from the games. She also has more of a temper as she bans Ash from her perfume shop just because he dislikes perfume. Her portrayal in ''Anime/PokemonIChooseYou'' is a TruerToTheText portrayal of her game characterization.
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* Erika is very much an {{Ojou}} in all of her incarnations, but her anime version seems more casual, and she lacks her SleepyHead traits from the games. She also has more of a temper as she bans Ash from her perfume shop just because he dislikes perfume.temper. Her portrayal in ''Anime/PokemonIChooseYou'' is a TruerToTheText portrayal of her game characterization.
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* In the original ''Red and Blue'' games Giovanni was the BigBad, but something of a NobleDemon who even pulls a HeelFaceTurn and disbands Team Rocket after his defeat (this proves temporary in future games and remakes but he retains sympathetic qualities). In early episodes of the anime, he is a much more malevolent entity, posing as a BadBoss to the Team Rocket trio and viewing most other beings besides his Persian as merely pawns to his ends. Interestingly, later seasons evolve him a bit closer to his games portrayal, most noticeably his GracefulLoser qualities and a few PetTheDog moments when the trio actually contribute something meaningful. He remains more sinister than his game counterpart however.
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Valerie DOES mention wanting to become a Pokémon someday during her Gym Battle against Ashl albeit briefly. Also, since when does talking to Fairy-Type Pokémon through PokémonSpeak doesn't count as quirky?
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* Valerie is a CloudCuckooLander who wishes to become a Pokémon. In the anime, she has zero quirky qualities and never once mentions said wish.
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** Egregiously, when she shows up during Decolore Islands, she went from TheStoic to an adult GenkiGirl fascinated with dragons.
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** Egregiously, when she shows up during Decolore Islands, she went from TheStoic to an adult GenkiGirl fascinated with dragons.
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* Cyrus goes from a very emotionless PerpetualFrowner [[TheStoic stoic]] adult to being just like any other evil villain.
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** To a lesser extent, her grandfather goes from ReasonableAuthorityFigure to FunnyOldMan (due to putting too much emphasis on a scroll written with Gym Leader hygiene tips he hid in the giant Mega Lucario statue).
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** To a lesser extent, her grandfather goes from ReasonableAuthorityFigure to FunnyOldMan a funny old man (due to putting too much emphasis on a scroll written with Gym Leader hygiene tips he hid in the giant Mega Lucario statue).
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* Viola is a huge shutterbug, but she goes from that to rarely taking any photos, though she is depicted as a badass fighter.
* Korrina in the games is a ReasonableAuthorityFigure in the field of Mega Evolution with TheGadfly flavor mixed in and many rollerskating puns she says. In the anime, she's an oblivious and inexperienced GenkiGirl BloodKnight (albeit she gets better after her arc is over) without the rollerskating puns (or her personal rollerskating derby).
** To a lesser extent, her grandfather goes from ReasonableAuthorityFigure to FunnyOldMan (due to putting too much emphasis on a scroll written with Gym Leader hygiene tips he hid in the giant Mega Lucario statue).
* Valerie is a CloudCuckooLander who wishes to become a Pokémon. In the anime, she has zero quirky qualities and never once mentions said wish.
* Korrina in the games is a ReasonableAuthorityFigure in the field of Mega Evolution with TheGadfly flavor mixed in and many rollerskating puns she says. In the anime, she's an oblivious and inexperienced GenkiGirl BloodKnight (albeit she gets better after her arc is over) without the rollerskating puns (or her personal rollerskating derby).
** To a lesser extent, her grandfather goes from ReasonableAuthorityFigure to FunnyOldMan (due to putting too much emphasis on a scroll written with Gym Leader hygiene tips he hid in the giant Mega Lucario statue).
* Valerie is a CloudCuckooLander who wishes to become a Pokémon. In the anime, she has zero quirky qualities and never once mentions said wish.
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* Kahili goes from TheStoic BloodKnight PerpetualFrowner to PerpetualSmiler who uses Toucannon as a ''real cannon''.
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* Lt. Surge and Clay go from {{Eagleland}} Type I to Type II in the anime.
* Cilan goes from ShrinkingViolet in the games to a LargeHam in the anime.
* Cilan goes from ShrinkingViolet in the games to a LargeHam in the anime.
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* Lt. Surge and Clay go from {{Eagleland}} Type I to Type II in II.
* Iris goes from cherishing her GenkiGirl tendencies and being oblivious to social views regarding her status to an insufferable BrattyHalfPint KnowNothingKnowItAll (at least outside theanime.
topic on Unovan Dragon-types) admonishing others from being uneducated childish people.
* Cilan goes from ShrinkingViolet in the games to aLargeHam in the anime.LargeHam.
* Iris goes from cherishing her GenkiGirl tendencies and being oblivious to social views regarding her status to an insufferable BrattyHalfPint KnowNothingKnowItAll (at least outside the
* Cilan goes from ShrinkingViolet in the games to a
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* Anabel goes from [[GoodIsNotNice arrogant and somewhat sadistic]] to a NiceGirl and possible love interest to Ash. She's nicer in ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'', however that's justified as she [[spoiler:has matured and is an adult now]].
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* Anabel goes from [[GoodIsNotNice arrogant and somewhat sadistic]] to a NiceGirl and possible love interest to Ash. She's nicer in ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'', however that's justified as she [[spoiler:has matured and is an adult now]].
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* In the games, Lusamine is a [[AbusiveParents cold]], [[MyBelovedSmother controlling]], BitchInSheepsClothing. The anime, on the other hand, has her being an [[AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents overly-affectionate]] WomanChild, with her daughter [[spoiler:Lillie]] being unafraid to visually and vocally show her exasperation toward her. This might be because the anime [[CompositeCharacter combines her]] with her ''VideoGame/PokemonUltraSunAndUltraMoon'' counterpart, though she's still goofier and less abusive than her game counterpart.
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* In the games, Lusamine is a [[AbusiveParents cold]], [[MyBelovedSmother controlling]], BitchInSheepsClothing. The anime, on the other hand, has her being an [[AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents overly-affectionate]] WomanChild, with her daughter [[spoiler:Lillie]] being unafraid to visually and vocally show her exasperation toward her. This might be because the anime [[CompositeCharacter combines her]] with her ''VideoGame/PokemonUltraSunAndUltraMoon'' counterpart, though she's still goofier and less abusive than her game counterpart.
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* Clair goes from an ArrogantKungFuGuy, {{Jerkass}}, {{Tsundere}} adult with massive SoreLoser issues whom Lance can't respect to a ReasonableAuthorityFigure, [[TheStoic stoic]] woman whom Lance ''does'' respect without hiccups.
** Egregiously, when she shows up during Decolore Islands, she went from TheStoic to an adult GenkiGirl fascinated with dragons.
** Egregiously, when she shows up during Decolore Islands, she went from TheStoic to an adult GenkiGirl fascinated with dragons.
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* Olivia is much goofier and more affectionate than in the games, her suaveness brought down by being the perennial victim of SlapstickKnowsNoGender.
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* Olivia is much goofier and more affectionate than in the games, her suaveness brought down by being the perennial victim of SlapstickKnowsNoGender. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Also, she wears a jacket due to her original appearance being too provocative to younger audiences.]]
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* Even some Pokemon get this, on the species level no less--for instance, Spearow in the games is a tiny bird that isn't very good at flying and is as likely to flee from you as it is to fight. The anime opts to portray them as vicious little flying nightmares whose EstablishingCharacterMoment consists of them swarming the protagonist and his partner Pokemon [[DisproportionateRetribution simply because the former threw a rock at one of them]]. ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'' used the anime characterization when a group of Spearow attack a Pokémon at the start.
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* Even some Pokemon get this, on the species level no less--for instance, Spearow in the games is a tiny bird that isn't very good at flying and is as likely to flee from you as it is to fight. The anime opts to portray them as vicious little flying nightmares whose EstablishingCharacterMoment consists of them swarming the protagonist and his partner Pokemon [[DisproportionateRetribution simply because the former threw a rock at one of them]]. ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'' used the anime characterization when a group of Spearow attack a Pokémon at the start. This is likely because the line has NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast, particularly in the original Japanese in which their names contain "Oni-" (Demon).
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* In the games one of Erika's main traits is that she's a {{Sleepyhead}}. Despite her several appearances in the manga, this never appears in it.
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* In the games, Byron is a very seriuos and stoic Gym Leader. The anime made him a [[LargeHam Giant Ham]] who constantly declares his love for digging, fossils and his own Pokémon, while large explosions somehow appear behind him. He is also quite the {{Cloudcuckoolander}}, to the point it took him a while to notice his fossils were stolen because he was admiring the hole Team Rocket dug. This actually made him [[EnsembleDarkhorse quite popular]] in the fandom.
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* In the games, Byron is a very seriuos serious and stoic Gym Leader. The anime made him a [[LargeHam Giant Ham]] who constantly declares his love for digging, fossils and his own Pokémon, while large explosions somehow appear behind him. He is also quite the {{Cloudcuckoolander}}, to the point it took him a while to notice his fossils were stolen because he was admiring the hole Team Rocket dug. This actually made him [[EnsembleDarkhorse quite popular]] in the fandom.
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* In the games, Byron is a very seriuos and stoic Gym Leader. The anime made him a [[LargeHam Giant Ham]] who constantly declares his love for digging, fossils and his own Pokémon, while large explosions somehow appear behind him. He is also quite {{Cloudcuckoolander easily distracted}}, to the point it took him a while to notice his fossils were stolen because he was admiring the hole Team Rocket dug. This actually made him [[EnsembleDarkhorse quite popular]] in the fandom.
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* In the games, Byron is a very seriuos and stoic Gym Leader. The anime made him a [[LargeHam Giant Ham]] who constantly declares his love for digging, fossils and his own Pokémon, while large explosions somehow appear behind him. He is also quite {{Cloudcuckoolander easily distracted}}, the {{Cloudcuckoolander}}, to the point it took him a while to notice his fossils were stolen because he was admiring the hole Team Rocket dug. This actually made him [[EnsembleDarkhorse quite popular]] in the fandom.
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* In the games, Byron is a very seriuos and stoic Gym Leader. The anime made him a [[LargeHam Giant Ham]] who constantly declares his love for digging, fossils and his own Pokémon, while large explosions somehow appear behind him. He is also quite [[Cloudcuckoolander easily distracted]], to the point it took him a while to notice his fossils were stolen because he was admiring the hole Team Rocket dug. This actually made him [[EnsembleDarkhorse quite popular]] in the fandom.
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* In the games, Byron is a very seriuos and stoic Gym Leader. The anime made him a [[LargeHam Giant Ham]] who constantly declares his love for digging, fossils and his own Pokémon, while large explosions somehow appear behind him. He is also quite [[Cloudcuckoolander {{Cloudcuckoolander easily distracted]], distracted}}, to the point it took him a while to notice his fossils were stolen because he was admiring the hole Team Rocket dug. This actually made him [[EnsembleDarkhorse quite popular]] in the fandom.
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* In the games, Byron is a very seriuos and stoic Gym Leader. The anime made him a [[LargeHam Giant Ham]] who constantly declares his love for digging, fossils and his own Pokémon, while large explosions somehow appear behind him. He is also quite [[Cloudcuckoolander easily distracted]], to the point it took him a while to notice his fossils were stolen because he was admiring the hole Team Rocket dug. This actually made him [[EnsembleDarkhorse quite popular]] in the fandom.
