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* InvincibleHero: As with the games, he's never lost a Pokémon battle, and this fact is only played up more and more as the series goes on. By the time of the Masters Eight Tournament, [[spoiler:he's so overpowered that even other Masters Eight members such as Alain and Diantha barely stack up to him. So much so, in [=JN129=], he changes the rules last-minute to let Ash use ''all three powers'' of Mega Evolution, Z-moves and Dynamaxing against him. And even with such an advantage on Ash's side, the latter still comes close to losing to Leon if not for Pikachu's sheer determination.]] However, in a flashback, [[spoiler:it was shown that he had lost a battle against Sonia while they were rookies. This means he doesn't have zero losses, just none in his official record]].
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* InvincibleHero: As with the games, he's never lost a Pokémon battle, and this fact is only played up more and more as the series goes on. By the time of the Masters Eight Tournament, [[spoiler:he's so overpowered that even other Masters Eight members such as Alain and Diantha barely stack up to him. So much so, in [=JN129=], he changes the rules last-minute to let Ash use ''all three powers'' of Mega Evolution, Z-moves and Dynamaxing against him. And even with such an advantage on Ash's side, the latter still comes close to losing to Leon if not for Pikachu's sheer determination.]] However, in a flashback, [[spoiler:it was shown that he had lost a battle against Sonia while they were rookies. This means he doesn't have zero losses, just none in his official record]].]]
* LightningBruiser: His Pokémon all possess exceptional power and speed, but are still tough enough to take hits. To emphasize this, an undubbed promo for the Masters Eight semifinals showed Leon with perfect stats for attack, defense, and speed, making him the only competitor with no physical shortcomings.
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** [[spoiler:His first loss against Sonia happened when he was a rookie trainer, long before he became the InvincibleHero he's known as today.]]
** [[spoiler:His second loss against Ash probably would've gone the other way if he hadn't handicapped himself by allowing Ash to Mega Evolve, Gigantamax (twice, although Leon himself also benefited from this), and use a Z-move in the same battle, in spite of the rules saying otherwise for the Masters Eight tournament.]]
** [[spoiler:His first loss against Sonia happened when he was a rookie trainer, long before he became the InvincibleHero he's known as today.]]
** [[spoiler:His second loss against Ash probably would've gone the other way if he hadn't handicapped himself by allowing Ash to Mega Evolve, Gigantamax (twice, although Leon himself also benefited from this), and use a Z-move in the same battle, in spite of the rules saying otherwise for the Masters Eight tournament.]]
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** [[spoiler:His first loss against Sonia happened when he was a rookie trainer, long before he became the InvincibleHero he's known as today.]]
**WorfHadTheFlu: [[spoiler:His second loss against Ash probably would've gone the other way if he hadn't handicapped himself by allowing Ash to Mega Evolve, Gigantamax (twice, although Leon himself also benefited from this), and use a Z-move in the same battle, in spite of the rules saying otherwise for the Masters Eight tournament.]]
** [[spoiler:His first loss against Sonia happened when he was a rookie trainer, long before he became the InvincibleHero he's known as today.]]
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* InformedAttribute: He's stated to have a similar battle style to Ash in [=JN131=], but not much actually supports this in canon. Leon is shown to be significantly more tactical with a heavily planned out VictoryByEndurance through Dragapult's Dragon Tail, unlike Ash who relies primarily on the IndyPloy. In addition to this, Leon's ability to overcome type disadvantages in an extremely common occurrence in the anime (especially among rivals), while his use of Drum Beating's VineTentacles is fairly standard for ''any'' Pokémon that knows Vine Whip or similar tendril-based attacks, not just Ash's.
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* AmbiguousSituation : He shows knowledge of Aura when watching Ash battle, [[spoiler: and seemingly tries to account for it during his full battle with him,]] but it is never elaborated where he got that knowledge or if he uses it himself at all
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* CharacterExaggeration: Not only is his status as the Monarch much more prestigious than the games , but his "undefeated" status is extremely played up as well, especially in ''Ultimate Journeys''. The games imply that not every battle he has is necessarily a CurbStompBattle, with Raihan in particular stated to be able to knock out more of his Pokémon than any other trainer. In the Masters Eight Tournament, however, he defeats [[spoiler:Alain and Diantha]] with little trouble despite both being among the strongest trainers in the world.
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* CharacterExaggeration: Not only is his status as the Monarch much more prestigious than the games , games, but his "undefeated" status is extremely played up as well, especially in ''Ultimate Journeys''. The games imply that not every battle he has is necessarily a CurbStompBattle, with Raihan in particular stated to be able to knock out more of his Pokémon than any other trainer. In the Masters Eight Tournament, however, he defeats [[spoiler:Alain and Diantha]] with little trouble despite both being among the strongest trainers in the world.
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* CharacterExaggeration: Not only is his status as the Monarch much more prestigious than the games , but his "undefeated" status is extremely played up as well, especially in ''Ultimate Journeys''. The games imply that not every battle he has is necessarily a CurbStompBattle, with Raihan in particular stated to be able to knock out more of his Pokémon than any other trainer. In the Masters Tournament, however, he defeats [[spoiler:Alain and Diantha]] with little trouble despite both being among the strongest trainers in the world.
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* CharacterExaggeration: Not only is his status as the Monarch much more prestigious than the games , but his "undefeated" status is extremely played up as well, especially in ''Ultimate Journeys''. The games imply that not every battle he has is necessarily a CurbStompBattle, with Raihan in particular stated to be able to knock out more of his Pokémon than any other trainer. In the Masters Eight Tournament, however, he defeats [[spoiler:Alain and Diantha]] with little trouble despite both being among the strongest trainers in the world.
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* InvincibleHero: As with the games, he's never lost a Pokémon battle, and this fact is only played up more and more as the series goes on. By the time of the Masters Tournament, [[spoiler:he's so overpowered that even other Masters Eight members such as Alain and Diantha barely stack up to him. So much so, in [=JN129=], he changes the rules last-minute to let Ash use ''all three powers'' of Mega Evolution, Z-moves and Dynamaxing against him. And even with such an advantage on Ash's side, the latter still comes close to losing to Leon if not for Pikachu's sheer determination.]] However, in a flashback, [[spoiler:it was shown that he had lost a battle against Sonia while they were rookies. This means he doesn't have zero losses, just none in his official record]].
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* InvincibleHero: As with the games, he's never lost a Pokémon battle, and this fact is only played up more and more as the series goes on. By the time of the Masters Eight Tournament, [[spoiler:he's so overpowered that even other Masters Eight members such as Alain and Diantha barely stack up to him. So much so, in [=JN129=], he changes the rules last-minute to let Ash use ''all three powers'' of Mega Evolution, Z-moves and Dynamaxing against him. And even with such an advantage on Ash's side, the latter still comes close to losing to Leon if not for Pikachu's sheer determination.]] However, in a flashback, [[spoiler:it was shown that he had lost a battle against Sonia while they were rookies. This means he doesn't have zero losses, just none in his official record]].
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* AdaptationalLateAppearance: First appears at the start of the game, doesn't appear until the Masters Tournament begins in the anime.
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* DemotedToExtra: In the original games, he's the {{Deuteragonist}}. Here, he's only a minor supporting character during the Master's Eight tournament.
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* TheCameo: Makes a slight appearance in ''[=JN077=]'' where he was shown to be watching Ash and Volkner's Coronation battle.
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* BrokenWinLossStreak: [[spoiler:His famous winning streak goes kaput when he battles and loses to Ash in the Masters Eight tournament.]]
* TheCameo: Makes aslight brief appearance in ''[=JN077=]'' where he was is shown to be watching Ash and Volkner's Coronation battle.
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** [[spoiler:His first loss against Sonia happened when he was a rookie trainer, long before he became the InvincibleHero he's known as today.]]
** [[spoiler:His second loss against Ash probably would've gone the other way if he hadn't handicapped himself by allowing Ash to Mega Evolve, Gigantamax (twice, although Leon himself also benefited from this), and use a Z-move in the same battle, in spite of the rules saying otherwise for the Masters Eight tournament.]]
** [[spoiler:His first loss against Sonia happened when he was a rookie trainer, long before he became the InvincibleHero he's known as today.]]
** [[spoiler:His second loss against Ash probably would've gone the other way if he hadn't handicapped himself by allowing Ash to Mega Evolve, Gigantamax (twice, although Leon himself also benefited from this), and use a Z-move in the same battle, in spite of the rules saying otherwise for the Masters Eight tournament.]]
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* DishingOutDirt: His Duruladon knows Stone Edge.
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* CoolCar: Drives a van that resembles Charizard in the third version of the opening.
** His car makes an official appearance in the series in ''[=JN100=]''.
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* FantasticRankSystem: He's No.1 of the world's strongest 8 in the Master Class of trainers. The Championships Tournament is for those 8 only. Goh warns Ash it's no cakewalk to get into that category. The ranking system is based on an individual trainer's win-to-lose ratio. Ash can't advance if he loses too many battles. Leon swiftly shot up to this top-tier Master Class because he's ''never lost'' an official battle.
** [[spoiler:After finally being defeated by Ash in ''[=JN132=]'' and finishing as runner-up, the rankings would obviously be adjusted to show he's No.2. Leon congratulates him, but warns Ash he'll train harder than ever to become Monarch again.]]
** [[spoiler:After finally being defeated by Ash in ''[=JN132=]'' and finishing as runner-up, the rankings would obviously be adjusted to show he's No.2. Leon congratulates him, but warns Ash he'll train harder than ever to become Monarch again.]]
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* FantasticRankSystem: He's No.1 of the world's strongest 8 in the Master Class of trainers. The Championships Tournament is for those 8 only. Goh warns Ash it's no cakewalk to get into that category. The ranking system is based on an individual trainer's win-to-lose ratio. Ash can't advance if he loses too many battles. Leon swiftly shot up to this top-tier Master Class because he's ''never lost'' an official battle.
**battle. [[spoiler:After finally being defeated by Ash in ''[=JN132=]'' and finishing as runner-up, the rankings would obviously be adjusted to show he's No.2. Leon congratulates him, but warns Ash he'll train harder than ever to become Monarch again.]]
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** However, in a flashback, [[spoiler:it was shown that he had lost a battle against Sonia while they were rookies. This means he doesn't have zero losses, just none in his official record]].
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* NiceGuy: Since Ash's Pikachu spontaneously Gigantamaxes without any instruction (which could be dangerous in the wrong circumstance) he gives the boy a Dynamax Band to control the power better, and tells him to keep it after their friendly match. Leon also gives an Oran Berry to restore the defeated Pikachu's health.
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** Since Ash's Pikachu spontaneously Gigantamaxes without any instruction (which could be dangerous in the wrong circumstance) he gives the boy a Dynamax Band to control the power better, and tells him to keep it after their friendly match. Leon also gives an Oran Berry to restore the defeated Pikachu's health.
** Since Ash's Pikachu spontaneously Gigantamaxes without any instruction (which could be dangerous in the wrong circumstance) he gives the boy a Dynamax Band to control the power better, and tells him to keep it after their friendly match. Leon also gives an Oran Berry to restore the defeated Pikachu's health.
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* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Upon their return, they have appeared almost like heroes to the town and much more loved by everyone for helping them out so much. People are also more willing to share their food with them.
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: As the Monarch of the World Coronation Series, he's this to ''every single trainer on the planet''. He defeats both Lance and Ash -- the Champions of the Kanto/Johto and Alola Regions, respectively -- in battle, and just like the games, is envied by Raihan for his undefeated record.
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: As the Monarch of the World Coronation Series, he's this to ''every single trainer on the planet''. He defeats both Lance and Ash -- the Champions of the Kanto/Johto and Alola Regions, respectively -- in battle, and just like the games, is envied by Raihan for his undefeated record. [[spoiler:However, in the end Ash turned out to be this to him, defeating Leon in their final match after a long, arduous struggle.]]
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* CharacterExaggeration: Not only is his status as the Monarch much more prestigious than the games (see AdaptationalBadass above), but his "undefeated" status is extremely played up as well, especially in ''Ultimate Journeys''. The games imply that not every battle he has is necessarily a CurbStompBattle, with Raihan in particular stated to be able to knock out more of his Pokémon than any other trainer. In the Masters Tournament, however, he defeats [[spoiler:Alain and Diantha]] with little trouble despite both being among the strongest trainers in the world.
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* CharacterExaggeration: Not only is his status as the Monarch much more prestigious than the games (see AdaptationalBadass above), , but his "undefeated" status is extremely played up as well, especially in ''Ultimate Journeys''. The games imply that not every battle he has is necessarily a CurbStompBattle, with Raihan in particular stated to be able to knock out more of his Pokémon than any other trainer. In the Masters Tournament, however, he defeats [[spoiler:Alain and Diantha]] with little trouble despite both being among the strongest trainers in the world.
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Leon's younger brother who appears in ''[=JN115=]''
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* Mouthscreen: His way of telling Ash during their final battle that Gengar hiding in the ground to escape Inteleon's attacks won't work.
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* OutOfFocus: After being an important recurring character and rival of Ash in his introductory season, he plays a much smaller role in ''[=Master Journeys=]'' before appearing much more frequently in ''[=Ultimate Journeys=]''.
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* Fanservice: Episode 100 has a scene of him taking off his shirt to calm a Corviknight he was on down. It was as sensual-looking as an E-rated anime could get. Not to mention how the camera loves panning into his waist and rear during his battles.
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* DidntThinkThisThrought: When Dracovish unexpectedly displays the ability to stretch its spikes, Leon, after ordering his Dragapult to use Thunderbolt to damage the Fossil Pokémon orders Dragapult to charge in to deliver the finishing blow. Cue Dragapult getting grabbed by Dracovish's spikes and pummeled until the Dragon/Ghost-type uses Dragon Tail to switch out Dracovish.
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* DidntThinkThisThrought: DidntThinkThisThrough: When Dracovish unexpectedly displays the ability to stretch its spikes, Leon, after ordering his Dragapult to use Thunderbolt to damage the Fossil Pokémon orders Dragapult to charge in to deliver the finishing blow. Cue Dragapult getting grabbed by Dracovish's spikes and pummeled until the Dragon/Ghost-type uses Dragon Tail to switch out Dracovish.
