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* AdaptationalJerkass: Morty in canon wouldn't make you run through a creepypasta.


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* MindRape: He's on the giving end of it to Gold, forcing him to go through ''Fanfic/PokemonLostSilver''.
* ShoutOut: The nightmare he gives Gold is the events of ''Fanfic/PokemonLostSilver''.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: To Sabrina, both of them being sadistic trainers who use MindRape against their opponents.
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Gold's fifth Pokémon, caught while training his team to beat Whitney. He eventually trades it away for a female Machop.

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Gold's fifth Pokémon, caught while training his team to beat Whitney. He eventually trades it away for a female Machop.

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* NonDamagingStatusInflictionAttack: Smokescreen lowers the target's accuracy without hurting them.



* NonDamagingStatusInflictionAttack: It can use Tail Whip to lower an enemy's defense.





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\n* NonDamagingStatusInflictionAttack: Its Growl lowers the opponent's attack power.

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* StatusBuff: She repeatedly uses Focus Energy to boost her critical hit rate before letting Miltank have it.
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* ExplainingYourPowersToTheEnemy: He tells Whitney all about the new ElementalPunch moves that he taught his Pokémon just before fighting her for the seventh time. He's confident that these moves will be enough to finally beat her. He's wrong.


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!!! Nidoran♂ -> Nidorino
Gold's fourth Pokémon, which he caught specifically to use as a trump card against Whitney's team. He ends up trading it away for Kris's Noctowl.
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: It knows Double Kick, a Fighting-type move which is super-effective against Normal-type Pokémon. Since Whitney's Pokémon are all Normal types, Gold caught Nidoran♂ specifically to exploit that weakness.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: It evolved at some point while Kris and Whitney were participating in a bug-catching contest.
* PoisonousPerson: It's a Poison-type Pokémon, after all.

!!! Drowzee
Gold's fifth Pokémon, caught while training his team to beat Whitney. He eventually trades it away for a female Machop.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Gold trades it away in the same episode that he caught it. It's not clear if he even used Drowzee before giving it away.

!!! Machop
A female Fighting-type Pokémon that Gold received in a trade. She was the lynchpin of his final strategy for taking down Whitney.
* BareFistedMonk: A pure Fighting-type Pokémon who goes to town on foes with powerful karate chops.
* NoSell: When Whitney’s Miltank tries to use Attract on her, she just smirks and continues powering up with Focus Energy.
* OhCrap: She is visibly alarmed when Miltank reveals that it can heal itself with Milk Drink.

!!! Nidoran♀ -> Nidorina
Gold's seventh Pokémon, caught for the same reason as Nidoran♂ and because the fact that it is female makes it immune to Miltank's Attract.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Like the male Nidoran, it evolved into Nidorina offscreen.
* PoisonousPerson: It's a Poison-type Pokemon, and it unsuccessfully tries to poison Whitney's Miltank with Poison Sting.

!!! Noctowl
This Pokémon originally belonged to Kris. When it evolved, Gold convinced her to trade it to him in exchange for his Nidorino.
* ForcedSleep: It knows Hypnosis, which it has used to put many opponents to sleep.

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* DetrimentalDetermination: Gold keeps coming back to challenge Whitney no matter how many times she beats him. But for the first half-dozen attempts, he doesn't bother to learn from his defeats: he keeps using the same team and the same incredibly basic tactics, hoping that they'll work ''this'' time when they didn't work any of the previous times. It takes losing all his money for him to realize that this brute force approach isn't working, and that he needs an actual strategy if he wants to beat her.
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* GatheringSteam: His Scyther's SignatureMove, Fury Cutter, starts out incredibly weak but doubles in power with every hit. After enough hits connect, it becomes strong enough to effectively one-shot Quilava despite the latter's resistance to Bug-type attacks.
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* ExplainingYourPowersToTheEnemy: He takes the time to explain to Gold how Metapod and Kakuna's use of String Shot have reduced Quilava's speed, leaving it too slow to evade Scyther's attacks. He also explains how Fury Cutter's power doubles with each use after Gold noticed that the attack was hitting harder and harder.

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* ExplainingYourPowersToTheEnemy: He ExplainingYourPowerToTheEnemy: While fighting Gold, he takes the time to explain to Gold how Metapod and Kakuna's use of Kakuna have used String Shot have reduced to reduce Quilava's speed, leaving it too slow to evade Scyther's attacks. He also explains how Fury Cutter's power doubles with each use Cutter works after Gold noticed that the attack move was hitting harder and harder.getting stronger with each use.
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* ExplainingYourPowersToTheEnemy: He takes the time to explain to Gold how Metapod and Kakuna's use of String Shot have reduced Quilava's speed, leaving it too slow to evade Scyther's attacks. He also explains how Fury Cutter's power doubles with each use after Gold noticed that the attack was hitting harder and harder.
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!!! Mareep -> Flaaffy
Gold's third Pokémon, caught soon after Wooper. It evolved into Flaaffy while fighting Team Rocket in the Slowpoke Well.
* ElementalPunch: Gold teaches it Thunder Punch while training to beat Whitney, since the techniques Flaaffy already knew weren't doing the job.
* TheParalyzer: It often uses Thunder Wave to paralyze opponents.
* ShockAndAwe: It's an Electric-type, so of course it spends most of its time zapping foes with electricity.
* SpeedBlitz: It defeats Petrel's Drowzee by zipping around faster than the other Pokémon can react and striking it repeatedly, evolving from Mareep to Flaaffy in the process.


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* BigDamnHeroes: In episode 6, he arrives at Slowpoke Well just in time to save Gold and Kris from Team Rocket's reinforcements.
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!!! Wooper -> Quagsire
The first wild Pokémon that Gold caught, and his second Pokémon overall. It began evolving into Quagsire during his final bout with Whitney.
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* ArmlessBiped: It has no arms as Wooper. It suddenly grows a pair during the final clash with Miltank, showing that it's about to evolve into Quagsire.
* ElementalPunch: Gold teaches it [[AnIcePerson Ice Punch]] while training to beat Whitney.
* MakingASplash: It's part Water-type and is often shown hosing enemies with Water Gun and similar moves.
* SpontaneousWeaponCreation: Since it doesn't have any arms as a Wooper, it creates temporary arms made of solid ice whenever it uses Ice Punch. It no longer does this upon evolving into Quagsire, since it now has an actual pair of arms to throw punches with.
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* LightningBruiser: Each of her Miltanks is strong, durable, and fast enough to take down an entire team of enemy Pokémon singlehandedly. This is driven home repeatedly during Gold's many, many attempts to beat Whitney.
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* AHandfulForAnEye: His Pokémon repeatedly use Mud Slap to try and blind Gold's Cyndaquil.


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* WarmUpBoss: He's the first Gym Leader that Gold faces. Gold manages to beat him without much effort.
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* ScissorsCutsRock: His Bug-type Pokémon are at a disadvantage against Gold's Quilava, but this doesn't matter to Bugsy's Scyther. The Pokémon is so fast and agile that Quilava can't even hit it, and Fury Cutter's [[GatheringSteam constantly doubling power]] means that it eventually hits hard enough to knock Quilava out even ''with'' the latter's innate resistance to Bug-type moves.
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* MemeticPsychopath: An in-universe example. While Whitney is extremely competitive, she's actually nice if you get to know her outside of a competition. However, because of said competitiveness and several super strong teams, many people (including fellow Gym Leaders!) describe her as a demon.
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* SignatureMon: She [[StarterMon starts with Chikorita]], but since her goal is to catch all Pokemon to complete her Pokedex, we won't be seeing Chikorita too much. That said, she does seem to spend more time with her Togepi.

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* SignatureMon: She [[StarterMon starts with Chikorita]], but since her goal is to catch all Pokemon to complete her Pokedex, we won't be seeing Chikorita too much. That said, she does seem to spend more time with her Togepi.Togepi and her shiny, tailless Slowpoke.
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!! Cyndaquil -> Quilava

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!! !!! Cyndaquil -> Quilava
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!! Cyndaquil -> Quilava
Gold's starter, and his only Pokémon for the first leg of his journey. It evolved into Quilava after defeating Falkner's team.
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* BreathWeapon: Beyond breathing fire, it can also hock up smokescreen pellets that lower the enemy's accuracy.
* EyesAlwaysShut: As a Cyndaquil, its eyes are nearly always closed. When it suddenly opens them during the fight with Falkner's Pokémon, it's a sign that it's starting to evolve into Quilava.
* AHandfulForAnEye: It spits smoke pellets right in the enemy Pokémon's face when using Smokescreen, blurring their eyesight.
* PlayingWithFire: It's a Fire-type, after all. Many Pokémon have roasted into unconsciousness by Quilava's flames.
* PunchPunchPunchUhOh: It is visibly alarmed when Whitney's Miltank shrugs off a direct hit from Cut.
* RazorSharpHand: Its version of Cut involves karate chopping with enough force to slice through trees.
* SignatureMon: Cyndaquil was Gold's only Pokémon in the first few episodes, and even after he caught Mareep and Wooper, he still made heavy use of his starter in most battles. It's not until he reaches Whitney that the rest of his team really starts getting time to shine.
* StarterMon: It is Gold's first Pokémon, given to him by Professor Elm.
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* FantasticLivestock: She owns a Miltank farm.

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* FantasticLivestock: FarmGirl: She owns a Miltank farm.
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* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.

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* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass [[{{Jerkass}} people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.



* IAmNotLeftHanded: Whitney's Miltank only starts using [[DistractedByTheSexy Attract]] once Gold decides taking the fight seriously and she only starts using [[HealingFactor Drink Milk]] once Gold brings female Pokemon in his team, such as a female Nidoran and Muscle the Machop.

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* IAmNotLeftHanded: Whitney's Miltank only starts using [[DistractedByTheSexy Attract]] once Gold decides taking the fight seriously and she only starts using [[HealingFactor Drink Milk]] Milk Drink]] once Gold brings female Pokemon in his team, such as a female Nidoran and Muscle the Machop.
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* RomanticFalseLead: For Kris; the two have a rather close relationship, but Kris lets him down gently before she and Gold leave Violet City. [[spoiler: And it already was a ForegoneConclusion that Kris will end up with SIlver.]]

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* RomanticFalseLead: For Kris; the two have a rather close relationship, but Kris lets him down gently before she and Gold leave Violet City. [[spoiler: And it already was a ForegoneConclusion that Kris will end up with SIlver.Silver.]]
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.

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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.



* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.

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* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.



* DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.

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* DoNotGoGentle: DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.



* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.

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* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock [[ScissorsCutsRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.

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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.



* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.

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* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.



* DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.

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* DoNotGoGentle: DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.



* ScissorsCutRock:

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* ScissorsCutRock: ScissorsCutsRock:



* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.

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* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.

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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.



* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.

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* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.



* DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.

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* DoNotGoGentle: DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.



* FantasticalLivestock: She owns a Miltank farm.

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* FantasticalLivestock: FantasticLivestock: She owns a Miltank farm.



* HeroWorshipping: After her defeat she reveals she's a huge FanGirl of Red.

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* HeroWorshipping: HeroWorshipper: After her defeat she reveals she's a huge FanGirl of Red.



* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.

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* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.

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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.



* FriendWithBugs

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* FriendWithBugsFriendToBugs



* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.

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* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.



* DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.

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* DoNotGoGentle: DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.



* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.

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* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.
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* StraightWoman: She's this to Gold, as she always gets exasperated by Gold's cockiness and recklessness.

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* StraightWoman: StraightMan: She's this to Gold, as she always gets exasperated by Gold's cockiness and recklessness.



* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.

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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.



* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.

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* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.



* DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.

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* DoNotGoGentle: DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.



* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.

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* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.
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* Determinator: Not even going broke deterred him from trying to defeat Whitney. It just made him rethink battling.

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* Determinator: {{Determinator}}: Not even going broke deterred him from trying to defeat Whitney. It just made him rethink battling.



* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.

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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.



* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.

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* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.



* DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.

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* DoNotGoGentle: DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.



* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.

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* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.

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* LikesOlderWoman: Implied; he's no older than Silver, who was a kid during ''Red'', and he's dating Whitney, who is as old as Daisy Oak.

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* LikesOlderWoman: LikesOlderWomen: Implied; he's no older than Silver, who was a kid during ''Red'', and he's dating Whitney, who is as old as Daisy Oak.



* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.

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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.



* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.

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* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.



* DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.

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* DoNotGoGentle: DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.



* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.

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* SlapSlapKiss: Her relationship with Gold. Even after getting together, they're still butting heads as much as they make out, and even then, they fight on who's taking the lead when they make out.
* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.
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This page is for members of the major cast from Johto (and Silver). For the Kanto cast, see ''Characters/PokemonRedFanmade''.

!Protagonists
[[folder: Ethan/Gold]]
The male lead. A teenage ([[VagueAge maybe 18?]]) boy from New Bark City who wants to challenge the Pokemon League and challenges the Johto Gym Leaders to enter it.
* AgeLift: In part due to the TimeSkip between ''Red'' and ''Gold'' being of eight years instead of three, Gold is older than in canon.
* BestHerToBedHer: His determination and eventual success in defeating Whitney made her fall for him.
* BirdsOfAFeather: With Whitney; both of them are fiercely competitive and eventually get together after he manages to defeat her in a Gym battle.
* DefeatingTheUndefeatable: He's the first one in a long time to defeat [[ThatOneBoss Whitney]].
* Determinator: Not even going broke deterred him from trying to defeat Whitney. It just made him rethink battling.
* ForegoneConclusion: We know from the ''Red'' series how Gold's journey will end: with Gold challenging and defeating Red atop Mt. Silver and convincing him to return to Kanto. The series is how it goes up to that point.
* LikesOlderWoman: Implied; he's no older than Silver, who was a kid during ''Red'', and he's dating Whitney, who is as old as Daisy Oak.
* OfficialCouple: With Whitney.
* SignatureMon: His StarterMon, Cindaquill/Quilava/Typhlosion (though as of this writing, Quilava hasn't evolved into Typhlosion). Gold didn't even catch any mons until after defeating Falkner. [[{{Deconstruction}} It comes to bite him in the ass when he challenges Whitney.]]
* SlapSlapKiss: His relationship with Whitney. Even after getting together, they're still butting heads as much as they make out, and even then, they fight on who's taking the lead when they make out.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Gold's Pokemon]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Kris]]
The female lead. A teenage ([[VagueAge maybe 18?]]) girl from New Bark City who wants to [[GottaCatchThemAll catch one of all Pokemon species]] to complete her Pokedex.
* AgeLift: See Gold's folder above.
* ForegoneConclusion: We know she will end up with Silver.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Kris's goal in her Pokemon Journey is catching all Pokemon to complete her Pokedex.
* StraightWoman: She's this to Gold, as she always gets exasperated by Gold's cockiness and recklessness.
* SignatureMon: She [[StarterMon starts with Chikorita]], but since her goal is to catch all Pokemon to complete her Pokedex, we won't be seeing Chikorita too much. That said, she does seem to spend more time with her Togepi.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Silver]]
TheRival. A Pokemon thief who has a vendetta against Team Rocket.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed. He's still as antagonistic as in the original games, and is still a {{Jerkass}} and a thief. However, the web animation highlights that working for Team Rocket when he was a child has left a big trauma, even eight years later, [[FreudianExcuse which explains his behaviour]]. While he steals Totodile, a scene later shows he's not proud of his action. In the original game, there is no indication Silver has a past trauma related to being conscripted in Team Rocket or is regretful of his theft. He's also shown actively fighting against Team Rocket, [[AloofAlly even though he refuses to cooperate with Gold and Kris - or even to be seen by them]]. He also has feelings for Kris, but again, [[{{Tsundere}} he doesn't want to be seen by her]].
* AgeLift: See Gold's folder above.
* AloofAlly: When it comes to Team Rocket, Silver shares the same goal as Gold and Kris: To stop their criminal actions. However, he prefers to stay on his own - though when they're in the same area, such as during the battle of Slowpoke Well, he helps them from the shadows.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Silver treats his Pokémon very harshly. When Kris runs into him at Sprout Tower, he's kicking his own Zubat at another trainer's Hoothoot and has left his battered, unconscious Totodile to lie on the floor instead of returning it to its Poké Ball or tending to its injuries. This callousness shocks Kris and earns Silver a tongue-lashing.
* BerserkButton: Team Rocket's criminal actions, especially the maiming of Pokémon, for Silver. He may be an aloof and callous jerk to his own Pokémon, but when a hiker tries to sell him some Slowpoke tails, Silver—who has seen firsthand the horrible way in which these tails are harvested—begins trembling with barely-repressed rage.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Silver is an aloof {{Jerkass}} who [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon harshly, even kicking them]], but he hates Team Rocket with a passion for its criminal actions. The Slowpoke tails trafficking particularly revolts him.
* ForegoneConclusion: We know from the ''Red'' series that Silver is going to [[TookALevelInKindness warm up]] at least to [[LoveRedeems Kris, who he will marry]].
* FreudianExcuse: Silver's rude and brutal personality stems from his past negative experiences as a child, when he was working for Team Rocket because of his parents, and from the emotional burden of being Giovanni's son.
* GaveUpTooSoon: Subverted; he believes he can't have a chance on Kris because she appears to be intimate with Falkner, but right as Silver gave up, Kris let down Falkner. And even then, we know [[spoiler: Silver and Kris are going to be married with a child in the future]], so we know Silver will open up to Kris.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Silver is a {{Jerkass}} that [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals treats his Pokémon horribly]] and refuses to associate himself with Gold and Kris despite them sharing his goal of stopping Team Rocket. However, when his MeleeATrois with Kris and Eusine gets interrupted by the temple collapsing, Silver shows no hesitation of [[HeroicSacrifice using his own body to soften Kris's fall]], showing that he does care about her, but is all {{Tsundere}} about it.
* {{Tsundere}}: ''Extremely'' harsh type. He's mean to both [[{{Jerkass people]] and Pokémon, but [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold he shows no hesitation]] [[HeroicSacrifice to cushion Kris' fall]], showing that deep down he cares about her. His Pokémon also show UndyingLoyalty towards him, fighting a huge load of Koffings while he was unconscious; with the implication beint that they know Silver cares about her deep down, but has huge trouble expressing it. And, to complete the package, he has [[FreudianExcuse an utterly heartbreaking reason]] to be so harsh.
[[/folder]]
!Allies
[[folder: Professor Elm]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Kurt]]
* AdaptationalBadass: He's able to help stop Team Rocket in Slowpoke Well, despite his back injury. Something he couldn't do in the original games.
* CoolOldGuy
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Eusine]]
* AdaptationalJerkass: He's more antagonistic towards Kris. During their first fight, he mocks her Slowpoke because it has lost its tail, which will prevent it from becoming a Slowbro. He also causes the Legendary Beasts to run away because he wants to catch them when, as stated by the Unowns, only the pure of heart trainers can catch them (with canon stating that Ethan, Kris, Lyra and, surprisingly enough, ''[[{{Jerkass}} Silver]]'' are trainers pure of heart).
[[/folder]]
!Gym Leaders
[[folder: Falkner]]
The Violet City Gym Leader. Specializes in Flying Types.
* RomanticFalseLead: For Kris; the two have a rather close relationship, but Kris lets him down gently before she and Gold leave Violet City. [[spoiler: And it already was a ForegoneConclusion that Kris will end up with SIlver.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Bugsy]]
The Azalea Town Gym Leader. Specializes in Bug Types.
* AgeLift: Because of the TimeSkip between ''Red'' and ''Gold'' being longer, Bugsy is a young adult rather than a kid.
* AscendedExtra: He becomes one of Gold and Kris's closer friends alongside Whitney.
* FriendWithBugs
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Whitney]]
The [[TheDreaded dreaded]] Goldenrod City Gym Leader. Specializes in Normal Types, [[SignatureMon but particularly Miltanks]].
* AdaptationalBadass: While it's not clear how tough she was in-universe in the game, here Whitney lives up to the [[ThatOneBoss reputation]] she has among the fanbase.
* AdaptationalCurves: She's ''much'' more stacked than in canon.
* AdaptationalJerkass: Zigzagged. In canon, the worst that she is is a SoreLoser. Here, she's also a sore winner who indulges into UnsportsmanlikeGloating and [[TastyTears drinks the tears of those losing against her]]. However, when off the clock she's really friendly. [[spoiler: It's revealed that her behaviour when on the clock stems from being defeated by Mewtwo while he was in Team Rocket's possession, and vowed to NeverBeHurtAgain.]]
* BeefGate: If you try to use an all-male team or an AttackAttackAttack strategy against her, or forget to pack as many healing items as possible, expect to lose. A lot.
* BestHerToBedHer: After being defeated by Gold, Whitney fell for him due to his determination.
* BigEgoHiddenDepths: She's an extremely [[TheDreaded dreaded]] {{Heel}} leader, but it's shown that she's a responsible farmer and that she's a FanGirl of Red.
* BirdsOfAFeather: With Gold; both of them are fiercely competitive and they're a couple.
* BloodKnight: She's shown to be extremely competitive, and is always looking for a challenge - whether it is during a Pokémon battle or a bug-catching contest. When an Ace Trainer with seven badges challenge her, she's ecstatic at the prospect of using her full power.
* BoobsOfSteel: Whitney has an enormous bust, and every battle shown until episode 13 saw her flatten her opponents with one of her Miltanks.
* CurbStompBattle: She's almost always on the giving end of this. She was once on the ''receiving'' end (against Giovanni and Mewtwo), and she took it horribly.
* DoNotGoGentle: In episode 13 Gold defeats Whitney... But her Miltank single-handedly took down five of Gold's Pokemon, more than once. Gold had ran out of Potions and Revives by the time Muscle (his Machop) was knocked out again by Miltank [[GrievousBottleyHarm smashing Milk Drink's bottle on her head]], and Gold only won because his Wooper started evolving mid-fight.
* TheDreaded: She's described as a demon by Bugsy when she's first mentioned. And he's not exaggerating. All the trainers of Goldenrod dread fighting her.
* FanservicePack: She already was pretty well-endowed and broad hipped in canon, but not to the extent she is in this series.
* FantasticalLivestock: She owns a Miltank farm.
* Foreshadowing: When Gold challenges Whitney for the seventh time, she blows him a kiss and it's treated as if she has successfully used [[LovePotion Attract]] on him, and she starts being flirty from then on. Sure enough, when Gold ''finally'' defeats her they get together.
* HeroWorshipping: After her defeat she reveals she's a huge FanGirl of Red.
* IAmNotLeftHanded: Whitney's Miltank only starts using [[DistractedByTheSexy Attract]] once Gold decides taking the fight seriously and she only starts using [[HealingFactor Drink Milk]] once Gold brings female Pokemon in his team, such as a female Nidoran and Muscle the Machop.
* ImpossibleHourglassFigure: Just look at her!
* LovePotion: Her SignatureMove is Attract; when a Pokemon uses it on a Pokemon of the opposite gender (i.e. Whitney's Miltank using it on a male Pokemon-Miltanks are always female), the target Pokemon may not want to fight the caster Pokemon. Whitney's flirting with Gold is treated as if ''she's'' using Attract on ''Gold'', but while it does make Gold fall in love with Whitney, it doesn't deter him from defeating her.
* NeverBeHurtAgain: An extremely painful defeat at the hands of Giovanni and Mewtwo drove Whitney to develop her current {{Heel}} persona.
* ScissorsCutRock:
** Her Miltanks have the Scrappy ability, allowing the one used for first timers to defeat Silver's Gastly.
** Whitney's Clefable knows Psychic, a super-effective move against Fighting-types. And if it's a non-Fighting type that knows Fighting Type moves? Miltank will simply use [[LovePotion Attract]].
* SignatureMon: She has a Miltank in all of her teams. The one she uses against trainer with seven badges is a Shiny.
* SignatureMove: Attract; see LovePotion above.
* ThatOneBoss: In-Universe, the narration presents Whitney and her Miltanks as a dreaded BeefGate - no matter how many badges her challenger has. When Gold and Kris arrive in Goldenrod, they see scores of trainers going to the Pokemon Center to have the overworked nurses heal their battered Pokemon, and when Silver tries his hand at the Gym he first sees trainers who had lost so badly even their ''Pokeballs'' were damaged, and he himself is curbstomped by the Miltank she kept specifically for trainers at their first Gym [[ScissorsCutRock in spite of leading with a Gastly]]. Gold puts up a better fight than Silver, but he still loses to Whitney, who beats him ''six times in a single episode''. Even when fought for an eighth badge, she's a force to be reckoned with, as she uses a team of highly defensive Pokémon who know both healing moves and powerful attacks. A poor challenger finds this out the hard way when his team gets curbstomped twice in the same episode.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Gold believed himself invincible before arriving to Goldenrod... Then having his entire team flattened by Miltank ''six times in a row'' taught him humility. We're also shown a cocky trainer that got at Goldenrod last and thought it would be a cakewalk, only to be crushed twice by Whitney's strongest team (complete with overpowered Miltank).
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Morty]]
The Ecruteak City Gym Leader. Specializes in Ghost Types.
* AdaptationalUgliness: He looks a lot scruffier here than he does in the games, with deep bags under his eyes and a scraggly goatee.
[[/folder]]

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