History Characters / PokemonRedFanmade

* ShockAndAwe

A Pokémon Red paid $500 for from the Magikarp Salesman.

A Pokémon Red captured in Mt. Moon after tripping over it. Was traded with Blue's Kadabra and back to Red to evolve them into Golem and Alakazam respectively.

A Pokémon Red captured in Mt. Moon.

A Pokémon Red captured in Route 24.
* PutOnTheBus:

A Pokémon Red captured in Route 11, his first psychic Pokémon.

A Pokémon Red captured in Route 16.

The fire bird of the Legendary Birds. Was on Mt. Ember on the Sevii Islands where it battled Leaf and Daisy Oak, but since they were unable to catch it, it fled to Victory Road where Red battled and caught it.

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!!Allies
[[folder: Red's mother]]
ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The protagonist's mother.

* AscendedExtra: She's a minor character in the games; here, she helps Red [[spoiler: recover after Blue's Raticate's death]], and tries to stop Leaf when the latter steals Bulbasaur.
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[[folder: Professor Oak]]
A renowned Pokémon researcher and the first Kanto League champion, he gave Red, Blue and Leaf their started Pokémon.

* AdaptationOriginConnection: He knew S.S. Anne's captain (named John in the series), Agatha and Giovanni as a kid.
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler: After taking over Silph Co., Giovanni orders Mewtwo to destroy Professor Oak's laboratory. Thankfully, Oak survives thanks to [[BigDamnHeroes Agatha]].]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: He's horrified when he realizes the part he played in turning Giovanni to evil.
* SoProudOfYou: Towards Blue at the end of the latter's championship duel with Red.

[[folder: Daisy Oak]]
Blue's older sister and an aspiring geograph.

* AdaptationalBadass: In the games, she just gives you a Town Map. Here, she ''invented'' it.
* AscendedExtra: In the games, she was a one-off character who only appears to give Red a map of Kanto. Here, she has a much greater role. Among other things, she helps with attacking the Team Rocket hideout on Sevii Islands.
* BigDamnHeroes: Alongside Leaf, Bill and the honest Gym Leaders in the Silph Co. arc.
* CoolBigSis: Is literally one to Blue, and also serves as one to Red.
* HiddenDepths: She's very good at geography, and made many maps of Kanto and possibly other regions as well, as it's confirmed she went to Johto once.
* OneDegreeOfSeparation: She reveals she met Whitney at some point in the past. While her retelling of the meeting makes the nature of their relationship ambiguous (since Daisy stated, among other things, that Whitney's Miltank trounced her Pokémon), when the two interact in the ''Gold'' series, their interactions are that of good friends.

[[folder: Bill]]
* BigDamnHeroes: Alongside Leaf, Daisy and the honest Gym Leaders in the Silph Co. arc.
* ChekhovsGunman: He brings back Red's Nidoking after the latter was PutOnABus.

!!Gym Leaders

[[folder: In General]]
* TheCavalry: The honest ones of them (in other words, all except Blaine and Giovanni) come to the rescue alongside Leaf, Daisy and Bill after Team Rocket got hold of Mewtwo.
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[[folder: Brock]]
The Gym Leader of Pewter City.

* AdaptationalCurves: He's much more muscular than any of his canon portrayals. Justified through AgeLift.
* DishingOutDirt: He specializes in Rock types.
* TheMentor: Not as much as Lt. Surge, but he does teach Red a thing or two during Red's stay in Pewter City.
* PlatonicLifePartners: He and Misty are shown to be close friends, but there's nothing romantic between them.
* WalkingShirtlessScene

[[folder: Misty]]
The Gym Leader of Cerulean City and Red's girlfriend.

* OutOfFocus: Bulbasaur is not seen as much as Charmander and Squirtle as the two spent more time with their trainers than the former, who only went back to the story after Leaf stole it. Hell, we don't even see it in it's Ivysaur stage as they skip over to it's Venasaur stage.

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!!Allies
[[folder: Red's mother]]
ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The protagonist's mother.

* AscendedExtra: She's a minor character in the games; here, she helps Red [[spoiler: recover after Blue's Raticate's death]], and tries to stop Leaf when the latter steals Bulbasaur.

[[folder: Professor Oak]]
A renowned Pokémon researcher and the first Kanto League champion, he gave Red, Blue and Leaf their started Pokémon.

* AdaptationOriginConnection: He knew S.S. Anne's captain (named John in the series), Agatha and Giovanni as a kid.
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler: After taking over Silph Co., Giovanni orders Mewtwo to destroy Professor Oak's laboratory. Thankfully, Oak survives thanks to [[BigDamnHeroes Agatha]].]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: He's horrified when he realizes the part he played in turning Giovanni to evil.
* SoProudOfYou: Towards Blue at the end of the latter's championship duel with Red.

[[folder: Daisy Oak]]
Blue's older sister and an aspiring geograph.

Blue's fifth Pokémon.

Blue's fifth Pokémon.

Blue's sixth Pokémon.

Green's starter Pokémon. While she originally stole it after escaping Team Rocket, Professor Oak allowed her to keep it after hearing her story.

Red's StarterMon and [[TrueCompanions partner]].

* PlayingWithFire

* StarterMon: He's the first Pokémon seen in the series. He also is this for Red.

Red's first capture.

Blue's Fourth Pokémon.

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[[folder: Leaf]]
A mysterious girl that came trying to steal Bulbasaur. She eventually joined Red on his journey.

* HartmanHips: In the [[WebAnimation/PokemonGoldFanmade sequel]] are slightly wider than her entire torso.

[[folder: Leaf]]
A mysterious girl that came trying to steal Bulbasaur. She eventually joined Red on his journey.

* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: In this version, Leaf is an orphan from the Sevii Islands who spent her childhood as a Team Rocket grunt instead of a regular kid from Pallet Town.
* AgeLift: In the games, Leaf is around 10. Here, she's estimated to be 16-17, as her bust shows.
* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: To Red, as she often steals Red's catches and items.
* BigDamnHeroes: Alongside Daisy, Bill and the honest Gym Leaders in the Silph Co. arc.
* CompositeCharacter: Of many of her counterparts across the Pokemon franchise: she's a trainer that got a Pokemon from Professor Oak like her Fire Red[=/=]Leaf Green version (and eventually wears the outfit), has the personality and a similar backstory to her ''Manga/PokemonAdventures'' counterpart (down to initially stealing her starter from Professor Oak), and as a kid wears the outfit of her ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'' counterpart.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: After all she's been through, Leaf managed to save the Pokémon from the Sevii Islands Team Rocket base and find a loving family.
* HappilyAdopted: She became Red's sister sometime between her introduction and Red challenging the Elite Four.
* LikeBrotherAndSister: With Red; she becomes his primary travelling companion after the Vermilion City arc, but there's nothing romantic between them (and Red was already a couple with Misty). Her behavior is mostly that of a younger sibling. And when they have to part ways during Red's Elite Four challenge, Leaf outright states that she considers Red her brother.
* MeaningfulRename: ''Heavily'' implied. While its not an absolute certainty due to the ShowDontTell nature of the series as a whole, its hinted that she starts the series under the name of Green, but changes her name to Leaf sometime before or during the Saffron Arc. [[labelnote:Explanation]]When she first appears a good deal of attention is paid to her green eyes, and later her design/outfit as a kid evoke that of Green from the ''[[VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee Let's Go]]'' games. During the back half of the Celadon Arc, she's seen eyeing her canon outfit, and by the time she shows up for the Silph Co fight against Team Rocket, she's picked it up. What solidifies her turn from Green to Leaf is when she encounters Archer, and has a flashback to her childhood before Erika shows up to help her out, and there's a scene where she's shown speaking (most likely "She's turned over a new ''Leaf''!") and Leaf's shown in her original attire before a leaf pans over the scene and she's in her canon attire following it.[[/labelnote]]
* SignatureMon: Her Bulbasaur. It's interesting that she originally tried to steal it, but after she's stopped, she got it the normal way from Professor Oak.
* SignificantWardrobeShift: Her outfit changes with her heroic level: she debuts with an outfit based on the unused character design for the first generation games and is distinctly an unheroic character, and notably tries out her canon hat but puts it down before infiltrating the Team Rocket HQ; by the time she infiltrates Saffron City she's more heroic and starts wearing the hat; and when [[BigDamnHeroes she arrives to the rescue at Silph Co]] she's decked out in her canon outfit.
* StillWearingTheOldColors: Her initial outfit is implied to have been made out of her old Team Rocket uniform
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!!Allies
[[folder: Red's mother]]
ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The protagonist's mother.

* AscendedExtra: She's a minor character in the games; here, she helps Red [[spoiler: recover after Blue's Raticate's death]], and tries to stop Leaf when the latter steals Bulbasaur.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Professor Oak]]
A renowned Pokémon researcher and the first Kanto League champion, he gave Red, Blue and Leaf their started Pokémon.

* AdaptationOriginConnection: He knew S.S. Anne's captain (named John in the series), Agatha and Giovanni as a kid.
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler: After taking over Silph Co., Giovanni orders Mewtwo to destroy Professor Oak's laboratory. Thankfully, Oak survives thanks to [[BigDamnHeroes Agatha]].]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: He's horrified when he realizes the part he played in turning Giovanni to evil.
* SoProudOfYou: Towards Blue at the end of the latter's championship duel with Red.

[[folder: Daisy Oak]]
Blue's older sister and an aspiring geograph.

* AdaptationalBadass: In the games, she just gives you a Town Map. Here, she ''invented'' it.
* AscendedExtra: In the games, she was a one-off character who only appears to give Red a map of Kanto. Here, she has a much greater role. Among other things, she helps with attacking the Team Rocket hideout on Sevii Islands.
* BigDamnHeroes: Alongside Leaf, Bill and the honest Gym Leaders in the Silph Co. arc.
* CoolBigSis: Is literally one to Blue, and also serves as one to Red.
* HiddenDepths: She's very good at geography, and made many maps of Kanto and possibly other regions as well, as it's confirmed she went to Johto once.
* OneDegreeOfSeparation: She reveals she met Whitney at some point in the past. While her retelling of the meeting makes the nature of their relationship ambiguous (since Daisy stated, among other things, that Whitney's Miltank trounced her Pokémon), when the two interact in the ''Gold'' series, their interactions are that of good friends.

[[folder: Bill]]
* BigDamnHeroes: Alongside Leaf, Daisy and the honest Gym Leaders in the Silph Co. arc.
* ChekhovsGunman: He brings back Red's Nidoking after the latter was PutOnABus.

!!Gym Leaders

[[folder: In General]]
* TheCavalry: The honest ones of them (in other words, all except Blaine and Giovanni) come to the rescue alongside Leaf, Daisy and Bill after Team Rocket got hold of Mewtwo.

[[folder: Brock]]
The Gym Leader of Pewter City.

* AdaptationalCurves: He's much more muscular than any of his canon portrayals. Justified through AgeLift.
* DishingOutDirt: He specializes in Rock types.
* TheMentor: Not as much as Lt. Surge, but he does teach Red a thing or two during Red's stay in Pewter City.
* PlatonicLifePartners: He and Misty are shown to be close friends, but there's nothing romantic between them.
* WalkingShirtlessScene

[[folder: Misty]]
The Gym Leader of Cerulean City and Red's girlfriend.

For the Johto cast, see [[Characters/PokemonGoldFanmade here]].

For Ethan, Kris, Silver and Whitney, see [[Characters/PokemonGoldFanmade here]].

[[folder: Archer]]
One of Team Rocket's four Admins. Archer was a grad student who believed wholeheartedly in Giovanni's theories about Mew, attending his lectures even after everyone else had dismissed those theories as quackery.

Eight years later, Archer is the leader of a resurgent Team Rocket.
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* ArchEnemy: To Leaf, being the origin of all her troubles and psychological hang-ups, that she gets over after she finally defeats him one-on-one at the Sevii Islands.
* CoDragons: Giovanni's highest-ranking subordinate alongside Ariana.
* DragonAscendant: By the sequel series he has taken Giovanni's place as the leader of Team Rocket, though it's clear he wants his old boss back in charge.

[[folder: Ariana]]
One of Team Rocket's four Admins.
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* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: She's Giovanni's wife and the mother of both Silver and Mars, none of whom are related to her in canon.
* BattleCouple: Forms a devastating one with her husband Giovanni.
* CoDragons: Giovanni's highest-ranking subordinate alongside Archer.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: She cares deeply about her family and is shown desperately trying to track down her missing husband and children in the sequel series, though she is still a leader of the reformed Team Rocket.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Ariana has killed incompetent underlings without batting an eye and has done plenty of other evil things in her time with Team Rocket, but in the sequel series, she reacts with utter horror when [[spoiler:Silver's Feraligatr rips her Vileplume apart]].
* FedToTheBeast: She executes incompetent underlings by feeding them to her Arbok.
* UnholyMatrimony: With Giovanni. They're both husband and wife, and the ruthless leaders of a crime syndicate.
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[[folder: Silver]]
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[[folder: Eusine]]
* AdaptationalVillainy: In his debut, Eusine appears to be an AdaptationalJerkass, being obsessed with capturing the Legendary Beasts, mocking Kris's Shiny Slowpoke for lacking a tail, and being overall more antagonistic to Kris than ''Silver'' of all people (Silver is a JerkWithAHeartOfGold towards Kris at least). However, his second appearance reveals he's working for Team Rocket.
* DidntSeeThatComing: Is caught ''completely'' off guard when Kris's Slowpoke evolves into Slowking. Goes hand in hand with SingleSpecimenSpecies as noted in Slowpoke/Slowking's entry on the Gold character page.
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!!Others

[[folder: Mr. Fuji]]
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[[folder: Kris]]
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[[folder: Ethan]]

* AdaptationalVillainy: Instead of a honest gym leader (like in the games) or of a repantant Team Rocket defector (like in the manga), he's a willing associate of Team Rocket in this version. While he isn't shown to be truly mean or sadistic, and he only handles scientific works for Giovanni, he's aware of Team Rocket's criminal activities and still agreed to work for them in exchange of money. Therefore, he can't be considered an AntiVillain.

* EveryoneHasStandards: He's horrified when Giovanni [[spoiler:orders Mewtwo to kill Oak out of spite]], and afterwards defects as soon as he has the opportunity
* HazyFeelTurn: He tries to quit Giovanni's employ, though it's out of self-preservation first and foremost, but ends up captured and arrested. He then agrees to cooperate with the authorities to lessen his sentence, and ultimately takes back his old job of Gym Leader - albeit while in house arrest.