Pokemon Reset Bloodlines Bloodliners / Characters

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Mysterious individuals born with abilities akin to Pokemon. About 16 years before the story's events their numbers began to increase rapidly, and also begin to skew to being predominately female. They can be divided into the following categories (from most common to rarest): Technique, Species, Heart and Dominion. Many resemble a certain someone immensely...

Be warned, this section is full of spoilers, and for some characters, the mere fact that they are a Bloodliner is a Spoiler!

For the main characters see the Main Group Character page. For Sabrina, Obito, and Utsubotto, see the Kanto Supporting Characters page. For John Archer see the Hoenn Supporting Characters page. For Olympia, see the Kalos Supporting Characters page. For Frax and Velvet, see the Alola Supporting Characters page. For Sir Aaron, see the main character page. For the Bloodliner King and his followers, Belladonna's group, and Sketch, see the Villains page.

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General/Multiple

Adaptation Species Change: Any canon character who is a Bloodliner in this story, such as Ash and his girlfriends, Red, Yellow, Arnold or Jeanette.
Ambiguously Human: There's a big question mark over whether Bloodliners should be considered truly human or not, and considerable debate on the subject exists in the fandom. It's not clear if they're just humans with superpowers, or a different species altogether. Specific points:
- Bloodliners look human to the point it's impossible to tell who is or isn't a Bloodliner at first glance unless they use their powers, can have human blood relatives, and it seems like not even qualified medical personnel can find any significant physical differences.
- On the other hand, they seem to be more physically capable and durable than humans even without taking their special powers into account, have abnormally high metabolisms, and it's possible that there's simply not enough known about bloodliners to know what differences to look for.
- This ambiguity also comes up in the story itself. Some characters believe them to be just humans with superpowers and other abnormal traits, while others think them to be distinct from humans.
- Even bloodliners themselves can't come to a consensus, with some considering themselves humans, and others considering themselves something else. And that's without getting into characters who have changed their minds on the topic, like Misty, who started thinking of herself as human again after spending some time traveling with Ash.
The Beastmaster:
- Heart Bloodliners have the ability outright to mind control Pokémon the same type as them, regardless if they're wild or caught ones. However, from the Pokémon's perspective, this is not a nice experience.
- Species Bloodliners have a strong affinity with the Pokemon Species they happen to be.
Big Eater: They have heightened metabolisms, so they require greater amounts of food to replenish their energy. It's to the point that a character being a Big Eater serves as a significant hint to whether or not they're a Bloodliner.
Bizarre Baby Boom: There was a significant increase in the birth of Bloodliners sixteen years before the main story. No one knows why, but they have come to be called the Bloodliner Baby Boom Generation. It is hinted that it's related to the Dual Bloodliners, aka Ash and his siblings.
Combo Platter Powers: Species Bloodliners are capable of a wider variety of powers than Technique and Heart Bloodliners.
Crippling Overspecialization: Played with in regards to Technique Bloodliners. They can only use one single Pokémon move, but they can learn to use it in several varied and versatile ways.
Elemental Powers: Heart Bloodliners can learn any move from their respective types.
Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors: Like with Pokémon, the same rules apply for Bloodliners in resistances, immunities and weaknesses to different attacks, at least for Heart and Species Bloodliners.
Fantastic Racism: Both on the receiving end and the giving end. Non-Bloodliners fear them, with many considering them abominations. On the flipside, many Bloodliners consider non-Bloodliners below them, and that they have an automatic right to rule.
Gender Rarity Value: Because male Bloodliners are comparatively rarer among the Bloodliner Baby Boom generation, they are more highly valued by the Bloodliner King. This is not necessarily a good thing:
Emissary: After all, male bloodliners are so rare, even if they are absolute wastes of molecules talent wise, they can still be used to breed better ones, or at least ones with better mindsets.
Harem Genre / Polyamory : Word of God suggests that besides Ash and his eventual girlfriends, due to the gender imbalance and tension with normal humans, younger female Bloodliners in general may share a Bloodliner love interest if they're interested in a relationship, or at least be a bit more open to the idea than normal people. There are currently three known stable polyamorous/polygamous relationships, Cleff and his girlfriends, Belladonna and her girlfriends, and Fender and his girlfriends (numbering nine). Midori and his female friends are also on their way there just like Ash and his female friends. Oddly enough, they all have one of Ash's half-siblings as the focal point. Hilda implies that this isn't a coincidence...
Healing Factor: It's heavily implied that bloodliners, like Pokémon, recover much faster and get spared from suffering scars from injuries that would leave a mark in normal humans.
Improbably Female Cast: Most of the Bloodliners born as part of the Bloodliner Baby Boom generation are female. Again, no one knows why.
- Alish's parents actually had trouble conceiving despite lacking the normal fertility issues, the only irregular thing in the equation the fact that her father had a higher number than normal of Y Chromosome sperm. They only had her when they specifically chose one with an X Chromosome, leading to Blaine suspecting a connection, though he's still unclear on why it only affected the Boom Generation, and why Ash is male.
Jack of All Stats: Species Bloodliners have potentially more versatile and varied powersets, given that they can learn any move of their species, and have their inherent abilities. This could potentially be true for Dual-type Pokémon species.
Lamarck Was Right: In several cases, an affinity with the Pokémon species or type in question with a Bloodliner seems to run in their family. Misty's grandmother and cousin are both Water-type specialists, Lara's family raises Ponyta and she's a Rapidash Bloodliner, etc.
Mass Hypnosis: Heart Bloodliners can enthrall large groups of Pokemon, as demonstrated by Belladonna.
Meta Origin: The cause of the Bloodliner Baby Boom. According to Hilda, it's connected to the Dual Bloodliners, and something called the Riddle of the Ages.
Muggle–Mage Romance: Despite all the animosity between Bloodliners and non-Bloodliners, and even Word of God suggesting that Bloodliners have to be worried that someone they're in a relationship with might have Fantastic Racism beliefs, it's possible for there to be a romantic relationship between members of the two groups. Females of the Bloodliner Baby Boom generation in particular have to seriously consider this as an option since males of the Bloodliner Baby Boom generation are far fewer than them in number. Betty Snyder and Jamie Oliver are an example of a successful relationship, and Jeanette Fisher and A.J. are also there by the end of the Holiday Special 2017. Katana and her husband, however, not so much.
Mundane Utility: Some Bloodliners find use for their powers outside of the expected things like battling or speaking with Pokemon.
Personality Powers: How Dominion Bloodlines work. Each Bloodline has a concept, "Power" for Ash and his siblings, and as the bearers' personality forms their power takes shape to reflect their views on that concept as held dearest to their nature.
Recessive Super Genes: It appears that many, if not all of them, had a bloodliner ancestor, but the trait went dormant until something triggered it again in the current generation. For example, Ash being a Lucario bloodliner just like his mother's ancestor Sir Aaron. Hilda implies that so many Dual Bloodliners being born all of a sudden basically jumpstarted things.
- For the Dual Bloodliners themselves, their father's Dominion Bloodline sort of completed a circuit.
- Despite the abilities being dormant, it seems like they did have an affect on the families, several Bloodliners, like Lara and Misty for example, have had families with an apparent inherent affinity for the Pokemon species or type that matches the powers their Bloodliner relatives displayed.
Required Secondary Powers: See Super-Toughness below.
Speaks Fluent Animal: Heart Bloodliners are capable of perfectly understanding Pokémon the same type as them.
Superpowerful Genetics: Bloodlines can be inherited, as shown with Katana and Tsurugi. Those like Ash and Jeanette inherited them from more distant ancestors.
Super Power Lottery: With four broad categories, and a huge variety of possible powers, there's going to be some winners and losers. In general, Heart Bloodliners are by default winners due to their ability to control Pokemon of their type. Even if they show a reluctance to actually use it, they still have an affinity for their type. Similarly, Species Bloodliners can also be winners because they could learn a large variety of moves and have an affinity for Pokemon of their species. The losers are mainly confined to the Technique Bloodliners. If they don't have a good attacking move, or even a useful non-damaging move, then they're going to have all of the downsides of being a Bloodliner without any of the upside.
Super-Strength: They're stronger than average humans, although it's not yet specified to what extent, or if there's any difference from one type to another, or how easily it is for average humans to overcome the gap.
Super Supremacist: Some of the more bigoted Bloodliners hold the opinion that they deserve to rule over non-Bloodliners.
Super-Toughness: They're more resistant to injury than normal humans. Heart Bloodliners also are capable of enduring the conditions of the usual environments of their types.
When All You Have Is a Hammer…: Technique Bloodliners can use one Pokemon move, and only one Pokemon move. Some of them learn to be creative and flexible with their one move.
With Great Power Comes Great Opposition: All of them have some sort of power, which makes non-Bloodliners fear and discriminate against them.

Dual Bloodliners/Bloodliners who resemble Ash Ketchum

General/Multiple

Combo Platter Powers: They seem to all have their mother's bloodline and some kind of Dominion Bloodline, though many haven't displayed one or the other yet.
Darwinist Desire: The result of this. Their father spent decades researching lineages to find women carrying the genes of past bloodliners, which he then slept with to sire children with both his bloodline and the bloodline of their ancestors, which became active after being dormant for many years.
Family Theme Naming: Despite not knowing each other, several of them have repeating naming elements:
- Colourful Theme Naming: Color is one of the repeating elements, with Red, Yellow, Gray (short for Grayson), Vermell (which means Red in Catalan) and Midori (Japanese for Green).
- Floral Theme Naming: A number of them also have names relating to Ash trees: Ash himself of course, but you have Frax (for the Fraxinus order Ashes belong to), Velvet (For the Velvet Ash), Meliae (In mythology, Meliae are the Nymphs of Ash Trees) and Pendula (aka a cultivar of the European Ash tree).
- Musical Theme Naming: Names referencing music are also common and shared with several of their paternal uncles, including Cleff (as in the Trebel Cleff, a musical symbol), (Grayson) Bebop (a style of Jazz), Ringo S. Beddle (The Beatles by way of a Jojo-style name), Fender (a real life manufacturer of string instruments and amplifiers), the Lono twins (a Hawaiian deity whose purview includes music), Biwa (a Japanese lute) and Minuetto (Italian for Minuet, a style of French dance).
Glowing Eyes: They all have Dominion powers, which when actively used, manifests in their eyes glowing a brown-orange colour.
Heroic Bastard: While it is not always touched on, none of them were born to a married couple, though a few such as Zilant and Ritchie have step-fathers. That is not to say that there aren't Bastard Bastards among them...
Identical Grandson: Several resemble the Seven Brothers' mother Heratia enough for at least two of the brothers to identify these kids as relatives.
Lineage Comes from the Father: Both played straight and inverted, they all inherited their father's Dominion Bloodline, which also reawakened the Recessive Super Genes from their mother's side of the family.
Long-Lost Relative: Everything points to them all being half-siblings to Ash. All that's missing is a DNA test, though several besides Ash and Belladonna have become aware of their half-siblings without the DNA test because of their Strong Family Resemblance.
Massively Numbered Siblings: Sabrina implied there's hundreds of them when she said that six wasn't even one percent of the total. Hilda gives a better estimate, saying that about 10% of a region's Bloodliners are Dual Bloodliners, which when combined with Cedric Juniper's statement that Unova and presumably the other regions now have thousands of Bloodliners each, means there's probably two hundred per region, at minimum.
- The Holiday Special 2017 reveals that they are the products of decades of research, with their father tracking lineages across centuries to find their mothers. After that came seduction...
Mysterious Parent: Their father, the youngest brother of the Seven Brothers/'G', who fathered them after lengthy research into their mother's lineages.
Related in the Adaptation: Several of them were canon characters who originally weren't related to Ash, in spite of some of them looking like him.
Shared Family Quirks: They share quite a few personality quirks:
- Iolani and Belladonna both use "Daycared" as a euphemism for a one-night stand.
- Velvet, Iolani and Jane have apparently independently of each other reached the conclusion that whoever their biological dad is, he deserves a good punch to the face.
- Ash and Velvet have similar reactions when their Pidgeotto and Alolan Meowth evolve during the final segment of a battle.
- Like Ash, Frax seems to have the habit of turning his hat around when it's time to get serious.
- Red and Ash both decided they prefer the "false" ones upon seeing an Alolan Exeggutor.
- Red, Gray, Ritchie, and Belladonna have hinted experience with the Dream World: with Red being noted to being in it in the main story, Gray having a Dream Ball for his Scrafty and Ritchie his Taillow Rose, and Belladonna being at the canonical dream home of the Gen 5 player in the dream of what appeared to be E's Pikachu. Ash himself ends up having one along with Charizard, exploring a dreamscape similar to the Hero's Ruin from Unova.
  - Related to dreams, both Ash and Red are prone to having strange dreams.
- A number of them are fond of having Pokemon walk with them outside their Pokeballs regularly, among them Ash, Red, Betty, Ritchie, Gray, and John. The Ranger siblings of course do this by default since they don't use Pokeballs in the first place.
- Pikachu is popular among several of them, with Ash, Red, Ritchie and Travis having one as their partner, and Betty getting one by her appearance in the Holiday Special 2017 after seeing Ash's one in action. Their token good uncle, E, also has one.
- Several of them also appear to display a willingness to be in a polyamorous relationship with others.
Shared Unusual Trait / Strong Family Resemblance: To a greater or lesser extent, they all share something in common with Ash or each other appearance wise, to the point that during the Fuchsia Tag Team tournament, people have started noticing. Key traits include:
- Distinguishing Mark / Facial Markings: Quite a few have z-shaped marks on their cheeks, and several who do not in the present previously had them at some point. It's actually the most telling indicator since characters like Betty Snyder and Yellow, who otherwise look little like their half-siblings, are identifiable as such because of the marks on their face. Quite tellingly, at least one of their uncles also has them.
- Statuesque Stunner / Tall, Dark, and Handsome: Most of them are tall and attractive, with many surpassing six feet in height. Considering the man implied to be their shared father is at least six and a half feet tall (according to Anna), their height makes sense.
- Technicolour Eyes: Many have red eyes.
- Other shared physical traits: Black hair appears to be their most common hair colour, and they also tend to have unattached earlobes.

Red

Red Tajiri

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A young trainer from Viridian City with a strong physical resemblance to Ash, and one of Ash's main rivals in Kanto (along with Paul).

Adaptational Angst Upgrade: Not much is known about him yet, but if his dreams are any indication, his past has anguish, more so than his counterpart in either the games or Pokémon Adventures.
The All-Solving Hammer: The second Island Interlude brings up the issue that he's becoming dependent on his Victory Sight. By Five Island however, he's coming to realize the troubles this can cause and he's actively trying to break out of it.
Always Someone Better: To Gary, whom he consistently defeats.
Armor-Piercing Question: Ultima asks him if he sees his Pokémon as friends or simply as means to an end. She also asks him if he would "give his best" if that would mean crippling an opponent, or otherwise permanently injuring them.
Ax-Crazy: His Clefairy, especially when it comes to Dragon types. His Pikachu suspects that the other Clefairy at Mt. Moon arranged for it to be captured so they wouldn't have to deal with it anymore. Given that Clefairy have a reputation of being elusive, Red finding and catching his so easily has him thinking the same theory. It's later revealed that he has a condition on his brain that makes him not realize when he's going overboard and letting his killing instincts take over.
Badass and Child Duo: Downplayed with him and Yellow, since the age difference is only about three years at most.
Berserk Button: He did not like it when Rosso used his mother's philosophy to act like a bully.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: Catches a Scyther and a Parasect in the Safari Zone.
Big Damn Heroes: He gets a moment of this, where he saves Yellow from a swarm of Zubat.
Broken Pedestal: Both on the giving and receiving end with Ash, as their conflicting views on the use of their Bloodliner Powers for competitive battling caused them to part on bad terms. However, when they meet again in Mewtwo's lair, they've come to understand better the other's viewpoint, and Red steps aside acknowledging Ash as the better-suited to fight Mewtwo's clones.
Breath Weapon: He can spit fire, and the reason for his quiet personality is because it sometimes slips when he talks too much.
Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: Non-romantic example with Yellow. He always acts in a quiet, subdued manner, and Anabel senses that he seems very unhappy, mostly by choice.
Cain and Abel: The glimpses in Seven Island imply that he became the Cain to Ash's Abel in the Bad Future. Whether this is still going to happen remains uncertain, however.
Character Development: He undergoes plenty of this during his Sevii Islands interludes, coming to understand better how to be more social with his Pokémon, as well as his own issues about the way he battles.
Combat Pragmatist: He's not afraid to use his bloodliner powers to win battles, since there's nothing in the rules saying that it's illegal to use them. This puts him at odds with Ash, who views it as an unfair advantage and considers it cheating.
The Comically Serious: His usual attitude as The Stoic even in his more humorous scenes.
Composite Character: This Red has aspects from a variety of Red's depicted. He's generally silent and beats Gary a lot like the fanon/game Red, has a Clefairy like the Pocket Monsters Red, uses Charmander and Victreebel like Origins!Red, and travels with Yellow and possesses a Poliwrath and more aloof Pikachu than Ash like Adventures!Red.
The Corruptible: According to Giovanni, at least compared to Ash. Apparently he went down this road in the Bad Future, if the glimpses seen in the Seven Island Interlude are anything to go by.
Dark and Troubled Past: If his nightmares are any indication, Red's past was pretty awful. One even hints that he lost his mother because he accidentally burned down their house.
Deceased Parents Are the Best: His mother is dead, but Red clearly remembers her fondly.
Defrosting Ice King: As his journey through the Sevii Islands continues, slowly but surely, he's beginning to open up to his Pokemon, forming bonds with them in the process, and express more emotion in general.
Dishing Out Dirt: Catches a Sandshrew and a Rhyhorn in the Safari Zone.
Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: He has light skin, very dark hair, and tends to unsettle most people he meets.
Everyone Has Standards:
- He has no problem with Paul being an antisocial jerk, but releasing his Raichu and not bothering to properly heal her was crossing a very serious line.
- He's also increasingly disturbed by his Clefairy's Ax-Crazy tendencies, which reaches a head in the Three Island Interlude.
Famed In-Story: By the Fuchsia Tag Team Tournament, he has gained some renown. One guy commented on how powerful he is, not realising Red was nearby. Red for his part doesn't seem to yet be aware of his growing fame.
- However, he gets hit by it when a Team Rocket cell in Five Island catches wind of his achievements, and plans accordingly to catch him and steal his Pokémon. While he wins in the end, he only does so because he manages to improvise on the fly, and gets lucky enough to be rescued by Yellow and his other Pokémon.
Fiery Stoic: Is a Charizard Species Bloodliner, which gives him fire based powers. However, he's mostly stoic and doesn't talk much.
Foil: To Ash. While both are powerful trainers, Red is a generally quiet person who battles with a general preference towards power, while Ash is generally loud and battles with more flexible techniques that aren't as powerful. Also while Ash generally doesn't use his bloodline abilities because he feels like it's cheating, Red doesn't see using his abilities as such as they are a natural part of him, comparing not using to them to a naturally fast person not running as fast as they can. Red also takes his competitions and Pokémon battles much more seriously than Ash. It's suggested by the Holiday Special 2017 that they were conceived around the same time as well.
- Chapter 26 brings it up with training methods. Both believe in focusing on a Pokemon's strong points to cover their weak points, vs Paul's method of dealing with their weak points to match their strong points. However Red works with a Pokemon species's strong points, while Ash works with a Pokemon's individual strength.
- Anabel also compares them on their view of the world as a whole: Ash is a person who enjoys life and tries to see the world in a positive light with a cheerful attitude, while Red seems to consider that the world is not a nice place and behaves in a subdued manner as a result.
- He's an interesting foil to Paul as a foil to Ash. Both of them are less friendly and close to people and their Pokemon than Ash is, but with Paul it's because Paul has no interest in doing so and thinks being friendly is a weakness. Red meanwhile does care for his Pokemon and has several standards about what it means to be a trainer, but his social awkwardness extends to them and doesn't bond with them as fast as Ash does.
- He and Ash also have different feelings on Dunsparce, with Red outight admitting he has little interest in them to the point of ignoring one while at the Safari Zone whereas Ash is rather fond of the species and failed to catch one multiple times in canon.
Green Thumb: Has a Victreebel.
I Am Not Left-Handed: Averted as he finds this mentality insulting and has no qualms using his Victory Sight to win and it plays part of his issues with Ash. His mother taught him that not going all out against an opponent is disrespectful and as a result he sees Ash not using his powers as a show of arrogance that claims his opponents aren't worth taking seriously.
- This mentality is deconstructed a bit later on, as Ultima points out that there are scenarios when holding back is appropriate, like in sparring or judging a foe's skill, and that using too much force, especially when it would seriously injure a foe, is just as bad.
An Ice Person: During the Four Island Interlude, he catches a Sneasel and a Lapras.
Kick Chick: His Kangaskhan likes kicking attacks, and Red is working on teaching her Mega Kick.
Logical Weakness: His Victory Sight is only as accurate as the information he has available. If his opponent has a hidden trick up their sleeve, or if he can't read their poker face very well, his Victory Sight can't take that into account. It can also give him wrong assessments if his information or assumptions are wrong, like when he battled Lilo and was unfamiliar with Crabrawler and Alolan Exeggutor.
- As it relies on his brain and thoughts, Psychic-type attacks that affect his brain activity, such as Psywave, can disrupt it and even shut it down temporarily.
Making a Splash: His Poliwrath. Later at the Safari Zone he catches a Psyduck and a Gyarados. In the Sevii Islands, he catches a Slowbro and a Lapras.
Mangst: He has moments of this once in a while, hinting at his Dark and Troubled Past.
Messy Hair: The guy's hair is very messy under his hat.
Missing Mom: It's implied that Red lost his mother, Shinku.
Mundane Utility:
- Apparently Red uses his Victory Sight to find the best deals when shopping. When going though the Safari Zone in Chapter 28 he also remarks that his ability to breathe fire is good for removing plaque build up or anything else stuck in his teeth.
- The Slowbro he catches on Three Island knows Psywave. He accidentally discovers he can use it to temporarily disable his Victory Sight.
My Blood Runs Hot: When James shakes his hand, he can't help but notice that Red's skin feels unusually warm. And it's not just his perception, since Dexter notes that he has an unusually high body temperature in Chapter 26. Chapter 27 confirms this is a result of having a Fire-type species bloodline.
Mysterious Past: There are some tantalizing hints about Red's past, but nothing concrete as of yet.
Named by the Adaptation: He's given the surname "Tajiri". His mother is also given the name Shinku.
Never Tell Me the Odds!: He references this during his fight against Misty and her Gyarados, though his Victory Sight ability is itself an aversion.
Nightmare Sequence: In Chapter 10, Red has a nightmare about his house burning down, and hears the voices of his childhood tormentors berating him.
Non-Elemental: Has a Persian. He later catches a Snorlax and a Kangaskhan in the Safari Zone.
No Social Skills:
- He has trouble talking to others, especially if it's not about Pokémon, and needs Yellow's help for what he should talk about during dinner with friends.
- Even with his Pokemon his awkward social skills are an issue. Outside of Pikachu and Charizard he isn't close with any of them, and attempts to remedy that end up as awkward as his interactions with people.
- He can't even figure out how to keep his Clefairy from going all Ax-Crazy all the time.
- In the Sevii Islands arc, it becomes rather clear that he had a plan to hoard as many Mega-capable Pokémon as he could for the League. Siebold however explained to him that Mega Evolution runs on The Power of Friendship, and it's hard to achieve with just one Pokémon, let alone multiple.
Not So Stoic: There are several moments where his stoic attitude breaks, though even soe of these times were mostly in his head:
- Has a major Oh, Crap! moment when Misty's Gyarados neutralizes his Pikachu's Thunderbolt.
- When Iris gives him a Death Glare over his Clefairy's attempt to maim Axew he held his ground momentarily, before turning around and walking away rather quickly.
- Is noticably angry after his and Ash's argument over whether or not their Bloodliner powers constitute as cheating.
- Shouts in frustration twice during the Sevii Islands arc. First in frustration when fighting Ultima, and again when his Clefairy starts to brutalize an already defeated Slowbro with murderous intent.
- Ash's unorthodox strategies frequently have him flatfooted.
Oh, Crap!: He has a MAJOR one when his Pikachu's Thunderbolt fails to damage Misty's Gyarados, who was using Iron Tail to jab itself into the ground in order to nullify it's effects. Red considers a Gyarados immune to electricity a nightmare came true.
Our Ghosts Are Different: Has a Haunter. His Charmeleon(later Charizard) also knows Shadow Claw.
Playing with Fire: His Charmeleon, now Charizard and later catches a Ponyta in the Safari Zone. He also has a Charizard Species bloodline.
Poisonous Person: His Haunter is part Poison-type. In the Safari Zone he later catches a Nidorino and an Ekans.
Power at a Price: How he feels about catching a Snorlax in the Safari Zone, since they eat too much.
Power Incontinence: Apparently, he can end up accidentally spitting fire if he talks too much. Also happens if he loses control and becomes angry.
Psychic Powers: Catches a Slowbro in Three Island. In Five Island he runs into the Berry Forest Hypno, and invites him to come along too after they help each other.
The Quiet One: Usually doesn't talk unless it's absolutely necessary, which isn't that often outside of battles since Yellow does his talking for him. Though it seems he doesn't talk much partly due to his Power Incontinence above.
Rage Breaking Point: He loses it when his Clefairy goes on another murderous rampage against a Slowbro, even after defeating it.
Samus Is a Girl: His Haunter and Rhyhorn are female.
Shock and Awe: His Pikachu.
The Stoic: He doesn't emote very often.
Super Mode: Received a Key Stone in the Battle Dome Tournament. At the Safari Zone he is offered Kangaskhanite from Naty if he can find them in the Sevii Islands and shortly after catches a Kangaskhan. However The One Island oneshot notes he isn't quite at a point where he's able to use it, even if he had the required mega stones.
Superpower Lottery: His Victory Sight is a great boon to his battles.
Tall, Dark, and Handsome: Given that he looks a lot like Ash, he qualifies. He has paler skin, but makes up with even darker hair.
A Taste of Defeat: He gets a sample of it in the Tag Tournament arc when he realizes he would have lost to Lilo and her Z-Move (but avoided it officially thanks to the first battle being called off and the second being won by Ash), and got a full taste of defeat at Ultima's hands on Two Island.
Technician Versus Performer: The Technician to Ash's Performer. He has raised strong Pokémon, but lacks adaptability to unexpected situations. His over-reliance on his Victory Sight certainly doesn't help.
Technicolor Eyes: Red has red eyes in this universe, which is a plot point.

Yellow

A young girl who travels with Red after he rescued her from a swarm of Zubat in the cave of Mt Moon. A Heal Pulse Bloodliner.

Age Lift: Yellow is introduced into the story at age 12, as opposed to her 9/11 years of age first seen in the RB and Yellow chapters. (though her physical description suggests that she looks the same age as her manga counterpart).
Badass Adorable: Despite her age, she proved herself pretty capable of handling dangerous situations even without Red around.
Badass and Child Duo: Downplayed with Red and her, since the age difference is only about three years at most.
Big Brother Worship: Has nothing but respect and admiration for Red, before and after learning that he might actually be her older half-brother.
Big Damn Heroes: She and Ratty show up in the nick of time to help Red defeat Deacon in Five Island.
Big Eater: Was shown eating a lot during the Battle Dome Tournament.
Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: Non-romantic example with Red. She's the one who does the talk for him most of the time, and has a more cheerful and friendly attitude.
Composite Character: Is a combination of Adventure's Yellow in appearance, with Bonnie and Mairin's behavior from XY.
Contrived Coincidence: If she and Red really are half-siblings, the circumstance of their meeting is this. Though given later revelations where it's implied there are hundreds of half-siblings, it probably isn't so contrived after all for one half-sibling to meet another.
Damsel out of Distress: With Ratty's help, she manages to free herself from her bounds, and shows up to save Red during the Five Island Interlude climax.
Defiant Captive: She becomes this when the Team Rocket cell kidnaps her to use as bait for Red.
Face Palm: When Red insists on discussing battle combinations for the tournament with Ash, instead of friendly chatter.
Fire-Forged Friends: How she befriends her version of Ratty; they help free each other when they've been captured by Team Rocket.
Healing Hands: Chapter 28 reveals her to have healing powers, which she uses to mend a wild Ponyta's injured leg. The Red Five Island Interlude reveals that her Bloodline is Heal Pulse.
Like Brother and Sister: With Red and there's the possibility they indeed are.
Missing Mom: Her mother died, so she was raised by her uncle, and when he died, she was left on her own.
Non-Elemental: Her Rattata, nicknamed Ratty.
Older Than They Look: She is somewhat older than her Pokémon Adventures counterpart, but looks about the same age.
Only Sane Woman: Compared to Red, at least in the social skills department.
Super-Empowering: She's revealed to have a similar Dominion ability to Ash's, but the specifics are unknown as of now.
Voice for the Voiceless: She usually talks for Red. Less so as the story advances and Red becomes more willing to talk to others.

Arnold

Appears in: Main Story | Arnold Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

A young Ash-Clone from canon. Currently lives in Hop-Hop-Hop Town with his mother.

Always Accurate Attack: He's a Lock-On Technique Bloodliner.
Ascended Extra: Notably since he was just a One-Shot Character who didn't even get a single line of dialogue, and whose only relevance was having a physical resemblance to Ash.
Canine Companion: He has a Growlithe.
Cheerful Child: Very much this.
Hope Bringer: His bravery motivates the people of Hop-Hop-Hop Town to fight back against Team Rocket.
Mundane Utility: Uses his bloodline to make snowball fights with Laila more fun.
Puppy Love: It's clear that it's happening between him and Laila.
Weak, but Skilled: Lock-On is on the lower end of the power spectrum, but Arnold makes it work.

Vermell Arcer

A mostly silent trainer who appears to hail from the Pokémon equivalent of Catalonia.

The Ace: Of his siblings, he has one of, if not the most, solid streak of performances. Vermell won Kalos, a feat not matched by any of his siblings his age, and while we have no idea how his fight with Alain went, he was still later called the most powerful of Mabel's brood and a match for Drake.
Calling Your Attacks: Averts this as much as possible, generally only giving vague commands that his Pokemon recognize the intent of. It's hinted he uses his bloodline to smooth out communication intent.
Expy: Of game Red. Many members of his team mirror Red's team (Roserade is a Grass-Poison Type like Venusaur, Talonflame a Fire-Flying type like Charizard, Octillery a pure water type with a cannon motif like Blastoise, his Ursaring is a powerful normal type like Snorlax, and his Jynx shares typing with both Espeon and Lapras), and Alain fights him atop a mountain. His name even means Red in Catalonian.
Fantasy Counterpart Culture: He seems to be from the Pokémon equivalent of Catalonia.
Gratuitous Foreign Language: Often says words in Catalan.
Happily Adopted: By Mabel when he agrees to go with Pendula.
Offscreen Moment of Awesome: His victory over the Kalos League conference was not shown, only mentioned offscreen.
Parental Abandonment: His mother abandoned him after finding out he was a bloodliner.
Super Mode: He can mega-evolve his Steelix.
Tall, Dark, and Handsome: He's tall and possesses dark hair. His handsome status comes from looking like Ash and Red.
The Quiet One: During his debut appearance he tends to speak very little. This becomes less frequent later on, and by the time he's living with Mabel, he's shown to be more talkative with his adoptive family.
We Used to Be Friends: He apparently found and traveled with one of his half-siblings for a while, but said sibling was a Super Supremacist and had views that Vermell couldn't agree with.

Satoshi

Appears in: Main Story (appears in a dream sequence) | Sanpei Interlude

A young ninja apprentice from Kalos' Ninja Village, and a close friend of Sanpei. He's a Double Team Technique bloodliner.

Drawing by Fox McCloude◊.

Blowing a Raspberry: Does this to Capriccio when he gets captured.
Composite Character: He's a combination of Indigo League Ash and Naruto Uzumaki.
I Shall Taunt You: When Cipher moves against his village, he distracts a group of Peons by doing this so that his friend Sanpei can incapacitate them and interrogate their leader.
Me's a Crowd: He can use Double Team to create clones of himself to great effect.
Missing Mom: His mom died several years ago.
Ninja: Obviously.
Self-Duplication: His bloodline allows him to make copies of himself.
Weak, but Skilled: Double Team isn't a powerful move, but he's capable of making good use of it.

Iolani

Iolani Pueo

Appears in: Kiawe Interlude | Hala & Hau Interlude (Mentioned) | Gladion Interlude (Mentioned) | Wicke & Nephew Interlude (Mentioned) | Melemele Grand Trial Interlude (mentioned and seen on a screen) | Akala Island Adventures (mentioned) | Pokémon (NON) Reset Bloodlines (alternate timeline counterpart) | Orange Rose Gathering (alternate timeline counterpart)

A Flying Heart Bloodliner who serves as a Trial Captain on Akala Island, solo for a time.

Alternate Self: In "(NON) Reset Bloodlines", a counterpart of hers appears, giving Ash his Rowlet before he begins his journey. Another also appears in "Orange Rose Gathering" as part of the family reunion.
Berserk Button: Insulting the previous Kahuna Koa.
Blow You Away: Flying-type Trial Captain, and a Flying-Heart Bloodliner.
Deceased Parents Are the Best: Her mom lived and died poor, but it's clear that for as long as she lived, she loved her dearly.
Exposed to the Elements: She's capable of withstanding the cold winds of the Akalan mountains wearing the usual Alolan clothes.
Meaningful Echo: She repeats her possible half sister's line about her parents daycaring.
Meaningful Name: Her name means Exalted Hawk in Hawaiian, with her surname referring to the real life type of Owl found in Hawaii.
Scary Shiny Glasses: A trick she learned from her late mother.
Sherlock Scan: Her Dominion bloodline is hinted to be related to doing this, as in Kiawe's Interlude she gets some information she couldn't have known twice.
Shut Up, Hannibal!: She's having none of Odlaw's Motive Rant when he tries to say that the Trial Captains are to blame for Team Skull.
Statuesque Stunner: Yes. She's stated to be taller than pretty much every character that appears in the Kiawe one-shot.

Betty Snyder

A Thunderbolt Bloodliner who travels Unova with the desire to become a great Electric type trainer. The girlfriend of Jamie Oliver.

Curtains Match the Window: Has blonde hair and yellow eyes.
Fantastic Racism: Does not like Ghost-Pokemon in general due to how many in Unova are particularly dangerous. It's later revealed that when she was little a Chandelure almost burned her alive.
Head Pet: When Skyla first encountered her, Betty kept her Joltik on her head. She continues this in Wicke and Nephew Interlude.
Hero-Worshipper: She admits to being a fan of Elesa, and wears a shirt with her image.
Hidden Depths: She's apparently a good putter.
Muggle–Mage Romance: She's a bloodliner, and her boyfriend is a normal human.
Offscreen Moment of Awesome: She made it to the Top 8 of the Unova League her first try, only being bested by Black after a close fight.
Power Incontinence: Accidentally released electricity when Skyla bumped into her.
Shock and Awe: She uses Electric-type Pokémon and is a Thunderbolt Technique Bloodliner.
Statuesque Stunner: Described as quite tall and is quite attractive.
Strong Family Resemblance: Save for her Z-marks, she's identical to her mother.
Supernatural Gold Eyes: Fitting for a Bloodliner with electric powers. Oh, and she's capable of making them glow with a Bloodline power that doesn't seem to be related to her Thunderbolt.

Fitzdane

Appears in: Ultima Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017 | Bloodliner Hunter Interlude (Dream sequence) | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2018 | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2019 (mentioned) | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2020 (mentioned)

A Greninja Species Bloodliner who seeks to make himself stronger. After losing in the Kalos League, he seeks out Ultima in the Sevii Islands for training.

Armor-Piercing Attack: His Noivern has the ability Infiltrator.
Bully Hunter: He tried to be this in his childhood. Key word being "tried".
Critical Status Buff: Has the ability Torrent.
Dark Is Not Evil: Part Dark-type.
Deceased Parents Are the Best: His mother loved him dearly and even died to protect him from an angry mob.
Friendless Background: He didn't have any friends during his childhood.
Green Thumb: Has a Quilladin.
Irony: Despite being a Species Bloodliner for a Pokémon that's part Water-type, he has problems with seasickness.
Likes Older Women: His girlfriend is one year older than him.
Making a Splash: Main Water-type, and also has a Greninja partner.
Missing Mom: Apparently he lost his mother to an angry mob in his hometown.
Never Be Hurt Again: His main goal is becoming stronger to protect himself and his loved ones after his mom was killed trying to protect him.
Non-Elemental: His Heliolisk.
No-Sell: His Heliolisk has the ability Dry Skin, enabling him to fully absorb the brunt of a Hydro Cannon.
Our Dragons Are Different: His Noivern and Tyrantrum are both part Dragon-types.
Playing with Fire: Has a Fennekin.
Shock and Awe: His Heliolisk.
Signature Move: Knows how to use Water Shuriken to great effect, and later learns Hydro Cannon.
T. Rexpy: Has a Tyrantrum.

Jane Jackrum

Appears in: Laramie Gaiden | Jane Jackrum Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

A student in the Vientown Ranger School, and granddaughter of former Top Ranger Jenkins Jackrum. She's a Pidgeot Species Bloodliner.

Alliterative Name: Jane Jackrum. She shares this with her mother and grandfather.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: Gains Vespiquen as a Partner Pokemon.
Blow You Away: Part Flying-type, and has a Pidgeot. She's also good with Flying-types in general. She later gains Taillow and Vespiquen as additional Partner Pokemon.
Dye Hard: invoked She dyes her hair specifically to resemble a Pidgeot's crest.
Extra-ore-dinary: She and her Pidgeot can use Steel Wing.
Famed In-Story: Before her Interlude, she was mildly well-known by virtue of being the granddaughter of a Top Ranger. By the end of her Interlude, she became well known on her own merits after thwarting a Team Cipher invasion and it coming out that she was a Bloodliner.
Heroic Bastard: It's a well known fact she was born out of wedlock.
Non-Elemental: Part Normal-type.
No-Sell: The Taillow that joined her can take Electric-type attacks and not feel a thing.
Parrot Pet Position: Her Pidgey perches on her shoulder. This stopped after Pidgey fully evolved into Pidgeot.
Super Mode: Was eventually able to master Mega Evolution to Mega Evolve Pidgeot.
Super-Senses: Has Keen Eye, allowing her to see from afar.
Super-Speed: She can run much, much faster than any normal human, confirming what Ilene said about Pidgeot Species Bloodliners. She and Pidgeot both also know Agility, so they could become even faster.

Zilant

A Ranger from Fiore who is staying with his Aunt Wicke in Alola to recover from an intense battle with Team Cipher, and get away from his mother, who by all accounts is an absolute jerkass.

Culture Clash: As a Ranger he holds values that put him at odds with trainers, including viewing Pokeballs as imprisoning and refusing Z-rings due to national pride. He also generally uses the metric system of measurements in his mind unlike most characters in the Resetverse.
The Empath: Has a Bloodline where he can make Pokemon understand his ideals.
My Greatest Failure: Did not take accidentally helping Betty capture a hostile Palossand in a Great Ball well.
Shock and Awe: Has a Minun as his partner.

Placido Walters

Appears in: Dude Gaiden

A Splash Bloodliner.

The Dreaded: To both his family and the Dude, inexplicably so.
Joke Character: He's a Splash Bloodliner. Enough said.
Punny Name: It sounds like "placid waters".
Superpower Lottery: When you're a Technique Bloodliner with Splash, you know you've been dealt the short end of the stick. Placido doesn't seem to mind though.
What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?: Did we mention he's a Splash Bloodliner?

Ritchie Raylight

A young trainer from Frodomar City. He's a Charge Beam Bloodliner.

Adaptational Badass: His Charmander, Zippo, is a Charmeleon by the time of Indigo, and his (possible) Tentacool is a Tentacruel in this timeline. His Pupitar Cruise also evolves mid-battle to Tyranitar during the battle against Assunta.
Adaptational Early Appearance: Played doubly straight. He himself made a few appearances before the Indigo League, and two of his Pokémon (Cruise and Rose) are introduced long before their canon debuts.
Alliterative Name: Ritchie Raylight, at least after his mother married Silver.
Combat Tentacles: His Tentacruel Kal makes heavy use of these.
Dishing Out Dirt: He gets a Larvitar egg between Chapters 30 and 33, where it hatches.
Facial Markings: Subverted. He had z-shaped marks on his cheeks just like Ash and many of his half-siblings, but Ritchie's disappeared as he grew up.
Hero of Another Story: According to Sabrina, he's been on his own adventure for a while, even helping others like Ash did in canon.
Kame Hame Hadoken: Sparky uses Charge Beam this way.
Make Me Wanna Shout: His Taillow Rose can use Boomburst.
Making a Splash: He owns a Tentacruel nicknamed Kal.
Named by the Adaptation: Takes the surname "Raylight" after Silver marries his mom. His (possible) Tentacool (that is now a Tentacruel) is also given the nickname "Kal".
Non-Elemental: His Eevee (Chase) and his Taillow (Rose).
The Nicknamer: Like in canon, he likes giving nicknames to his Pokemon.
Playing with Fire: His starter is a Charmander.
Shock and Awe: He's a Charge Beam Bloodliner. On top of that, he owns a Pikachu.

Kibou

Appears in: Mars Gaiden | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2018 | Bloodliner Hunter Interlude

A childhood friend of Mars whose death was the breaking point that sparked Mars' Start of Darkness.

Ambiguous Situation: While she's confirmed to have been Killed Off for Real, it's unknown if what the Bloodliner Hunter saw was her ghost or a figment of his own imagination.
Big Sister Worship: Non-biological example with Mars.
Cheerful Child: Her personality helped Mars cope with the abuse she endured. Sadly, no longer the case upon seeing Stronger become the monster he is.
Doorstop Baby: Was left by the local church's entrance and raised by the priest running it.
Happily Adopted: The local priest kindly took her in and she came to see him as a surrogate father.
Invisible to Normals: Neither the Gray Poochyena nor Savitore could see or hear her, so in the case of her being a ghost, only Stronger can perceive her.
Meaningful Name: Her name literally means hope and when she dies, so do Mars' hopes of a better life.
Morality Chain Beyond the Grave: Played with. In the case of her being a real ghost, she's trying to be this, but she's failing to convince Stronger to quit his dark path.
Only Friend: Was this to Mars during her childhood.
Posthumous Character: She's this by the present time.
Real Name as an Alias: She takes the name "Hope" when she appears in front of William Stronger during one of his hits in Hoenn.
Shock and Awe: Hinted to be an Electric-type Bloodliner of sorts. Later confirmed to be Thunder Punch.
Too Good for This Sinful Earth: Her death ultimately became Mars' Despair Event Horizon and put her on the way to join Cyrus.

Cleff Matsuoka

Appears in: Main Story (mentioned)

A Johto born Bloodliner and trainer who competes in Johto League championships.

Musical Assassin: All of his Pokemon bar Machoke are known for sound based attacks and many for specifically song based ones.
Musical Theme Naming: A Clef is a musical note.
Polyamory: The other, other, thing he has in common with Belladonna, his likely Half-sister with three female Bloodliners.
Self-Made Man: Using his league winnings from his Top 8 position he bought his own property, and built his own house.

Meliae

Appears in: Main Story | Clair Interlude

A Johto born trainer from Cherrygrove City. Her mother was a fertility clinic owner in Cherrygrove City.

Awesomeness by Analysis: Her Dominion Bloodline allows her to get an instant read on the physical condition/health of humans and Pokemon.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: Has a Heracross and a Beedrill.
Ethical Slut: Observed by Gardevoir and Co as being very open, expanded by the Clair interlude to be also very moral about it, up to and including using sex as a encouragement to a depressed challenger for motivation. This is also notable in her interactions with Iris, where she clearly explains to her the emotional aspects of sex.
Healing Factor: She's a Synthesis Bloodliner, and is able to use sunlight to help heal injuries.
Hidden Depths: Surprisingly adamant about there being little difference between humans and bloodliners.
Meaningful Name: A Meliae is a type of nymph in Greek Mythology, associated with Ash trees (and she's associated with Ash Ketchum as a half sister). They are also associated with honey and bees, with many of her Pokemon being tied to Honey (be it honey trees or their diet).
Mundane Utility: Uses her Dominion Bloodline to avoid partners with STDs.
Non-Elemental: Her Ursaring. Dexter mentions her having an Aipom and Munchlax.
Super Mode: Her Beedrill can Mega Evolve.
The Talk: Gives one to Iris about the more emotional aspects of sex.
The Tease: Tells one of Clair's challengers that if he wins his rematch, she'll help him celebrate.
Younger Than They Look: Clair was quite surprised to know she was a 15-year-old rookie, given she's taller and more 'womanly' than she is.

Gray

Grayson "Gray" Bebop

Appears in: Clair Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017 | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2019 (mentioned)

A trainer and former gang member from Castelia City.

Bare-Fisted Monk: Has a Mienfoo who walks around with him outside its ball.
Berserk Button: He gets really mad when Clair mocks his late girlfriend.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: Catches a Scolipede when Clair sends it flying away and it crashes into him.
Crash-Into Hello: Apparently meets all his Pokemon this way.
Dark and Troubled Past: His former gang is now dead including his girlfriend.
Face of a Thug: His appearance and being a former gang member leads many to assume he's a criminal.
Greaser Delinquents: Clearly based on the archetype, complete with fifties slang.
Light 'em Up: Hinted to be his non-Dominion Bloodline. When he comes up to Clair in Cave Island's titual cave, Flash has been used. However, while Clair assumes that Mienfoo had used the move, Mienfoo is unable to learn Flash in the games. If this was the only ability of his or a part of another is unknown.
Noodle Incident: His list of Crash Into Hellos with regards to how he met his Pokemon. Also he apparently has a bad history with teleporters randomly teleporting him to places.
Oh, No... Not Again!: His reaction to encountering teleporters who send him to a random location during Clair Interlude.
Our Dragons Are Different: Has a Deino.
Sole Survivor: Of his former gang.
What Could Have Been: In-Universe example: According to Clembot, when the bad future was in play he died along with his friends.

Pendula

Appears in: Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017 | Head Gym Leader Drake Interlude | Orange Rose Gathering (alternate timeline counterpart)

A girl among those who call Mabel Granny, and a Pokémon Performer. She's a Magnezone Bloodliner.

Always Accurate Attack: Her Magnezone can use Lock-On to ensure this.
Dark Is Not Evil: Has a Zoroark.
Doppelgänger Spin: Her Zoroark can use Double Team.
Extra-ore-dinary: Part Steel-type.
Magnetism Manipulation: Standard ability from the Magnezone line.
Mundane Utility: Have magnetism powers? Use them to ride a Magnezone up a mountain without special equipment.
Our Dragons Are Different: Has an Altaria.
Shock and Awe: Part Electric-type, and her main partner is a Magnezone.
Statuesque Stunner: Drake notes she's as tall as him.
Super Mode: Her Altaria can Mega Evolve.

Mizu

Appears in: Main Story (mentioned) | Kangaskhan Kid Gaiden (mentioned) | Hiker Interlude | Halloween Tales | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2018

A girl who was raised by Water-type Pokémon. She's a Starmie Bloodliner.

Composite Character: Has some aspects of Misty (an affinity for Water-types), Iris (being raised by wild Pokémon) and Anabel (uses telepathy to communicate).
Cute Mute: She's not exactly "mute", but she never learned to speak human language.
Do Not Call Me "Paul": Inverted. She constantly reminds the Hiker that her name is Mizu when she calls her "kid".
Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: With the Hiker.
Making a Splash: Part Water-type.
Meaningful Name: "Mizu" means "Water" in Japanese.
Mind Control: Her secondary bloodline allows her to do this, although it only works on the weak-minded and she can only do it once per day.
Psychic Powers: Part Psychic-type.
Raised by Wolves: Water-types, with two giant Seaking being her foster parents.
Super Not-Drowning Skills: Being part Water-type, she can breathe underwater.
Telepathy: She had to develop this to communicate because she never learned human or Pokémon speech.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: She's afraid of Electric-types. Understandable, given how she was attacked by a horde of Magnemite at the abandoned Kanto Power Plant, and her own type makes her vulnerable to them. It's also implied she had bad experiences with Chinchou/Lanturn when she lived in the sea.

Midori

Appears in: Main Story

A boy from Stone Town about to begin his Pokémon journey along with his four female friends — Hoshi, Rana, Kusa and Monet.

Bare-Fisted Monk: Has a Machop.
Childhood Friend: All five of them met in kindergarten and have been close since.
Childhood Friend Romance: Strongly hinted that he and most if not all of his close friends will end up in a polyamorous relationship someday.
Gender-Blender Name: "Midori" in Japanese is traditionally used as a female name. He even lampshades it.
Hero-Worshipper: Clearly looks up to Ash, even asking him for advice before beginning his journey.
Limited Social Circle: According to the gossipping Misty picked up, neither Midori nor anyone in his group of friends was ever really that close to other kids since kindergarten. They're overjoyed when Ash's group serves as proof they can remain together even after starting their Pokémon journey.
The One Guy: The only male in his group of friends.
Playing with Fire: Caught a Vulpix by his second appearance in Chapter 31's Omake.
Reluctant Fanservice Guy: Ends up having to pose in his boxers for a painting, much to his embarrassment.

Travis

Appears in: Main Story | Luana Gaiden | Head Gym Leader Drake Interlude (mentioned) | Orange Rose Gathering (alternate timeline counterpart) | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2022 (mentioned)

A boy from the Orange Islands who has just begun his Pokémon Journey, going to the Johto region. The son of Kumquat Gym Leader Luana.

Cheerful Child: Very much so, as shown when he plays with his mom's Pokémon at the beach. Even as a teenager he still has that trait.
Magnetism Manipulation: His bloodline allows him to use Magnet Rise, judging by what Iris saw of him. The Holiday Special 2022 confirms that he's able to use it.
Mundane Utility: He uses his bloodline to play with his Pikachu's electric attacks by redirecting them, and to play tag by flying in a special room built for it.
Shock and Awe: His starter is a Pikachu.

Minuetto

Appears in: Tracey Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2018

A boy from New Tork City in the Decolore Islands who dreams of becoming a Pokémon trainer. He succeeds after befriending Tracey Sketchit and they help each other through their respective issues.

Barefoot Poverty: Doesn't wear shoes.
Debt Detester: Downplayed example. He doesn't like to be given stuff out of pity, so he insists to repay Tracey for his lessons in Pokémon battling somehow.
Don't You Dare Pity Me!: Downplayed. He's so used to be seen as trash, he takes Tracey's attempts to help him as acts of pity.
In-Series Nickname: Tracey has taken to call him "Minu".
Poisonous Person: Has a Trubbish.
Street Urchin: Obviously grew up as one.
Weak, but Skilled: Manages to pass the Pokémon trainer skill test by using the tricks he learned from Tracey.

Manna Ornus

Manna

Appears in: Main Story

A Kanto Trainer on her journey. Strongly resembles Ash Ketchum.

Bare-Fisted Monk: Catches a Machamp after the Indigo League.
Curb Stomp Cushion: While she lost to Koga, it is said she gave him pause while doing so.
Green Thumb: Has a Venusaur.
Poisonous Person: Her Venusaur.
Strong Family Resemblance: Even among those who strongly resembles Ash, Manna looks enough like Ash that Iris thinks she could in fact pass for him to a casual observer and described her as a "female-Ash" without much exaggeration (The author noted he based her design off of the fanarts of Pokémon: The Power of Us Ash as a girl). Though is partially in effect because she doesn't have the bustier body type of her half sisters.
Turns Red: Her Venusaur has Hyper-Overgrow as her ability, the Resetverse explanation for Infernape's unusually powerful Blaze.

Fender

Appears in: Main Story (mentioned)

A young man native to Unova and currently residing in Johto. Son of a lawyer and a rising star in the smuggling underworld.

The Chessmaster: According to Dexter, he prefers long-term planning as opposed to immediate action.
Everyone Has Standards: Doesn't get involved in weapons or drug traffic.
Muggle–Mage Romance: All signs point towards at least one of his paramours not being a Bloodliner.
Polyamory: Like several of his other siblings, he is in a relationship with multiple girls, though his group numbers nine and has a member who may not be a Bloodliner.

Ringo

Ringo S. Beedle

Appears in: Main Story (mentioned and photos)

A trained who made it to the Top 8 in Indigo League the previous year. Currently taking a sabbatical to take care of his injured mother and the family farm.

Farm Boy: His mother owns a farm, and he's currently working at it.
Genre Refugee: His name and appearance is based on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, specifically the earlier parts.
Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: With his half-sister Biwa, who is described as being as well-built as a Bellsprout.
Hunk: Since he's heavily based on early JoJo characters, he shares their looks as well. He's massive, with huge muscles and a rugged, angular face.
Long-Lost Relative: Met another half-sibling at the League, a girl named Biwa, and now they're working together at the family farm.
Noodle Incident: Apparently, his Magby evolved mid-battle and defeated Mandi's team on its own in the early rounds of the league.
Unusual Eyebrows: Has them curved upwards at the ends. Ash recognizes them from somewhere, but can't put his finger on it.

Biwa

Appears in: Main Story (mentioned)

A trainer who took part in the Indigo League the previous year. After meeting Ringo, she moved in to his family farm to help.

The Ghost: Only mentioned so far.
Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: With Ringo, who is described as having more muscle than some Machoke.
Long-Lost Relative: Met her half-sibling Ringo at the League, and now they're working together at the family farm.

The Gray Poochyena

Appears in: Bloodliner Hunter Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2021 | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2022

A girl who lives deep in a forest of Hoenn as the leader of a pack of Poochyena and Mightyena. Despite her name, she's actually a Midnight Lycanroc Bloodliner.

Abusive Parents: She's implied to have had an abusive stepfather.
Achilles' Heel: She has low tolerance for pain, which the Bloodliner Hunter quickly uses to his advantage. Her sense of hearing also makes her vulnerable to Sensory Overload.
Attack Reflector: Can use Counter.
Blood Knight: Has some tendencies of this, enjoying her fight with the Bloodliner Hunter at least for a while.
Disney Death: Despite her grave wounds, she manages to escape and is rescued by a forest ranger (later confirmed to be Katrina).
Dishing Out Dirt: She's a Midnight Lycanroc Bloodliner.
Man Bites Man: Is more than willing to use her teeth to fight.
No Name Given: Her real name is unknown.
Older Than They Look: When the Hunter calls her "child", she quickly corrects him on that.
Red Eyes, Take Warning
Running on All Fours: Does this when using Rock Climb.
Super-Senses: She claims her ears can pick up frequencies between 10,000 and 50,000 hertz.
Sweet Tooth: The Holiday Specials 2021 and 2022 reveal she loves sweets, especially chocolate.
Wild Child: Downplayed. She's more civilized than others like her, but still displays some some feral tendencies.
Wrong Context Magic: The fact that she's able to use attacks the Mightyena line cannot learn clues the Bloodliner Hunter that she may not be of their species as he initially assumed.

Rubrum

Rubrum Navita

Appears in: Katie Gaiden | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2020

A trainer from LaRousse City.

Attack! Attack! Attack!: His battling style boils down to this.
An Ice Person: Has a Snorunt. By the Holiday Special 2020 she's evolved to Glalie.
Making a Splash: Has a Swampert.
Non-Elemental: Has a Swellow.
Obliviously Evil: He's been recruited by the Bloodliner Prince's faction, as he's in contact with Hilda. But he seems largely unaware of his true intentions.
Playing with Fire: Has a Torchic.
Turns Red: His Torchic has Hyper Blaze, and during his first tournament he was unable to control it. By the Holiday Special 2020, he's able to use it to great effect, after training with Roxanne.

Lancelot

Appears in: 100th Sidestory Special - The Glitch War

A former Aura Guardian apprentice, who lost his way and now seeks to wage war against normal humans. Has a Lucario named Caliburn as his partner.

Fallen Hero: He was once an Aura Guardian apprentice of remarkable talent, but lost his way upon seeing how much Bloodliners like him suffered from Fantastic Racism.
Foil: To the Bloodliner Hunter, as he seeks to protect Bloodliners from normal humans by exterminating the latter.
Good Powers, Bad People: Aura Guardians are supposed to be heroic protectors, but he's definitely not.
Meaningful Name: His name is a reference to Sir Lancelot of King Arthur's myths, a knight who eventually betrayed his king. His Lucario is named Caliburn, a sword also associated with said myth (sometimes as an alternate name to Excalibur).

Other Bloodliners

Krysta

Krysta Blizzack

An Ice-Heart bloodliner whom Lorelei met in the Icefall Cave. She's currently part of the Pokemon G-Men.

Berserk Button: She goes berserk when she sees Frey's Charizard. Justified since she was caught in a fire as a child and the trauma still lingers, so she reacts badly to any source of flame.
Blow You Away: Can use Blizzard to this effect.
Breath Weapon: Can use Frost Breath.
Defrosting Ice Queen: Became distant towards people after running away from her home. She starts to defrost after meeting Lorelei and later after reuniting with her parents.
Exposed to the Elements: She's able to go into Icefall Cave dressed like she's on a trip to the gym. Justified, because being an Ice Heart Bloodliner allows her to withstand extreme cold.
Fashionable Asymmetry: Wears her hair with a longer bang on one side.
Freeze Ray: Ultima saw her use Ice Beam while trying to surf around whirlpools.
An Ice Person: She's an Ice Heart Bloodliner, plus she owns a Walrein.
Icy Blue Eyes: They only become this when her powers take over her personality. See Trauma Button below.
Making a Splash: Her Walrein is part Water-type.
Meaningful Name: Her given name sounds like "crystal", and her surname sounds similar to "blizzard".
Military Mage: Fills this role with the Pokemon G-Men.
Mundane Utility: Used her powers to freeze a lake to make it into an ice rink for Lorelei and Frey, complete with ice sculptures of their Pokémon. She also uses them for ice refills at parties.
My God, What Have I Done?: She's very quick to feel bad about nearly killing Frey in a frenzy of fear.
Mystical White Hair: Fitting for an Ice Heart Bloodliner.
Power Dyes Your Hair: Used to have brown hair until her powers manifested.
Required Secondary Powers: To complement her ice powers, she has the ability to tolerate extreme cold, enough that she can handle Nevermelt Ice (something so cold that normal humans can't touch it without protective gear) using her bare hands.
The Runaway: Was this for several years, until her parents finally found her.
Shipper on Deck: Apparently, she's the biggest supporter of Lorelei/Frey.
Speaks Fluent Animal: Only with Ice-types.
Trauma Button: Any amount of fire can send her into a frenzy, due to almost being killed by fire when she was about seven years old. By the present time, she's managed to get it mostly under control, although she still doesn't like seeing fire.
Traumatic Super Power Awakening: Awakened her powers for the first time when she was trapped in a fire as a child.
Weather Manipulation: She can use Hail.

Laila

Appears in: Main Story | Arnold Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

A young girl from Celadon, who discovered very recently that she was a Bloodliner and was kicked out from her home by her parents. She had to be on the run for weeks until she arrived in Hop-Hop-Hop Town.

Badass Adorable: When Arnold stands against Team Rocket, she's quick to join him.
Dodge the Bullet: Her Detect lets her dodge anything aimed at her.
Happily Adopted: Taken in by Arnold's mother when she learns her parents kicked her out.
Hyper-Awareness: Can use Detect to see every attack coming towards her.
Justified Criminal: She had to steal food to survive after her parents kicked her out of their house.
Little Miss Badass: See above.
Mundane Utility: Uses her bloodline to make snowball fights with Arnold more fun.
Puppy Love: With Arnold.
Weak, but Skilled: Like Arnold's Lock-On, her Detect is on the lower end of the power spectrum, but she can use it to great effect.

Jeanette Fisher

A young female trainer from Crimson City, and the heiress of the Fisher clan. She's a Victreebel Species Bloodliner.

Adaptational Badass: The one in the original timeline was most definitely not a bloodliner. On top of that Jeanette also was given a Keystone and evolved her Scyther into a Scizor, and she uses Mega-Scizor during the Indigo League.
Ascended Extra: Twice over. In the original anime, she's just one of Ash's opponents in the Indigo League conference, albeit the one with the most exciting battle. Here, like most of Kanto's Characters of the Day, she shows up from time to time during events such as the Battle Dome tournament, but even there, no mention is made of her being a Bloodliner until her own interlude.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: Has a Beedrill and a Scyther/Scizor.
The Clan: She's the heiress of the Fisher clan, the most important family in Crimson City. Their founder was a Victreebel bloodliner.
Clark Kent Outfit: Her kimono acts as this. A.J muses she has a nice figure underneath.
Crazy-Prepared: She apparently packed paragliders for herself, and for her Bellsprout.
Doppelgänger Spin: Her Scizor can use Double Team.
Green Thumb: Her main Pokémon is a Bellsprout, and she herself is a Victreebel bloodliner.
Love at First Sight: Maybe not at first sight, but it's clear that she wants to pursue a relationship with AJ after he didn't reject her for being a bloodliner, and that was just after their first encounter.
Mistaken for Gay: When she asks her parents if they'd still love her if she was different, her mother briefly thinks she's coming out of the closet.
Muggle–Mage Romance: Attracted to A.J. because he didn't mind she was a Bloodliner, and they had a Relationship Upgrade during the Holiday Special 2017.
Mundane Utility: She uses Sweet Scent as a substitute of perfume.
My Greatest Failure: Having four badges herself, Jeanette didn't take very well losing against Iris in the Lavender Tournament, who has zero. It was enough to make her stop her journey in order to train more.
Noblewoman's Laugh: Given that she did this in canon, it's very likely that she did so during her battle with Iris in the Battle Dome Tournament.
Not So Above It All: When a guy tries to bet with A.J whether Ash can win or not a battle on TV, she quickly puts forward five hundred to cover him.
Ojou: Daughter of a high-class family, and acts the part... mostly.
Old Money: Though it's not clear if they're outright Blue Blood, the Fisher clan is centuries old and very upper-class.
Poisonous Person: Being a Victreebel Species Bloodliner, she's part Poison-type.
Power Incontinence: A mild case; she accidentally releases a Sweet Scent when she sneezes.
Rich Bitch: Played for Laughs, her mother advised her to act the part and every now and then take breaks and be a normal teenager, just to see how people react to the change.
Sophisticated as Hell: As part of putting on an image of a proper upper class girl before taking breaks to see how people react, she speaks like this.
Strong Family Resemblance: She's noted to look a lot like her mother.
Super Mode: She borrowed A.J's Beedrillite for a while, but was unable to use it to its full potential. Fortunately, she won a Scizorite at a tournament in Viridian, and uses Mega-Scizor during the sixth round of Indigo.
Twice Shy: She's taken a clear shine to AJ, and unknown to her he actually reciprocates.
Uptown Girl: She's this to A.J, being the heiress of Crimson City's most prominent family.
Weak, but Skilled: As per canon, her Bellsprout has developed this fighting style to defeat opponents much larger and stronger.

Alish

A young Fire Heart Bloodliner from Cinnabar, and Blaine's granddaughter.

Brainwashed and Crazy: She's possessed by a fragment of ZZAZZ during the Glitch War, and commands an Entei to go on rampages causing forest fires across Johto.
Fangirl: Seems to be one to Ash, though it doesn't seem to be romantic in nature.
Fiery Redhead: Has red hair to match her fire powers.
Gotta Catch Them All: She intends to catch as many Fire-types as possible.
Law of Inverse Fertility: Her parents only managed to conceive her when they specifically chose a gamete from her father with an X Chromosome.
Meaningful Appearance: She has fiery red hair to match her fire powers.
Playing with Fire: Loves Fire-types as much as her grandfather, and she's a Fire Heart Bloodliner.
Power Incontinence: She tends to trigger Overheat whenever she gets extremely excited or angry.
Raised by Grandparents: Blaine took her in after her parents died in a fire.
Speaks Fluent Animal: Only with Fire-types. This has come in very handy to help Blaine with his research duties.
Super-Power Meltdown: Unleashing a single Overheat attack caused her to drop completely exhausted.
Survivor Guilt: When she discovered her Bloodliner powers, she blamed herself for the fire where her parents died, thinking that she caused it.

Lara Laramie

Appears in: Main Story (mentioned) | Big P Pokémon Race Interlude | Laramie Gaiden | Lara Gaiden | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

A member of the Laramie clan, who works at the Pokémon Reserve in the outskirts of Fuchsia. A talented Ponyta/Rapidash rider.

All Girls Like Ponies: Like in canon, she owns a Ponyta that evolves into Rapidash during the race.
Alliterative Name: Lara Laramie. This seems to be a tradition on the paternal side of her family.
Ascended Extra: Given that she was a major character in two side stories and her family's backstory was greatly expanded on in a third, she's certainly done well for a character of the day.
Deep South: Speaks with this accent.
Farm Girl: Her family owns a ranch and operates the Pokémon Reserve.
Game-Breaking Injury: Despite Ash's efforts, she still gets her arm broken and has to sit out of the race.
Mundane Utility: Can use Heat Wave as a makeshift dryer for Pokémon.
Playing with Fire: She's a Rapidash bloodliner.

Hex

Appears in: Main Story (mentioned) | Big P Pokémon Race Interlude | Laramie Gaiden | Lara Gaiden | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

A friend of Lara Laramie, who also shares her passion for riding Ponyta.

All Girls Like Ponies: Like Lara, she has her own Ponyta.
Deep South: Speaks with this accent.
Family Theme Naming: Her name, as well as those of her brother and father, all end in "ex".
Farm Girl: Works for the Laramie Clan on their ranch and at the Pokémon Reserve.
Missing Mom: Her mom died protecting her from a Beedrill swarm.
Mundane Utility: Uses her Shadow Claw to shave Mareep wool.
Wolverine Claws: She's capable of using Shadow Claw.

Ciel

Appears in: Ultima Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017 | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2019 | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2020 (mentioned)

A Sky Trainer from Kalos, and a Gust Technique Bloodliner. Fitzdane's girlfriend.

Blow You Away: A Gust Technique Bloodliner.
Flight: Can use her powers to propel herself into the air using her Sky Trainer suit.
Meaningful Name: "Ciel" means "Sky" in French.
Parental Abandonment: Her parents left her to fend for herself when they found out she was a bloodliner.
Playing with Fire: She owns a Fletchinder.
Stepford Smiler: While she displays a cheerful and flirtatious personality around her boyfriend, when talking to Ultima about her past it's clear she's really broken inside.
Wind from Beneath My Wings: As a Gust Technique Bloodliner, she can create wind currents to attack and even fly with the help of her suit.

Night Watchers

Flamestorm, Flashstrika and Decid-Arrow

Appear in: Pokemon G-Men Interlude (TV Footage) | Black Arachnid Gaiden (mentioned) | Gligarman Interlude

A trio of Bloodliners who operate as superheroes/vigilantes in Goldenrod City and its surrounding towns and cities. They're known collectively as the Night Watchers.

Flamestorm is a Flamethrower Technique Bloodliner, while Flashstrika and Decid-Arrow are a Zebstrika and Decidueye Species Bloodliners, respectively. Their real names are Ronald Storm, Bartholomew J. West, and Oliver Hawke.

Absurdly Sharp Blade: Decid-Arrow can use Leaf Blade, and often uses it with his sticks.
Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: Male version. Oliver is blond, Ronnie has black hair and Bart is the redhead.
Blow You Away: Decid-Arrow can use Ominous Wind.
Catch and Return: Flamestorm can seemingly pull this off with other Fire-type attacks.
Doppelgänger Spin: Flashstrika can use Double Team to confuse his foes.
Dual Wielding: Decid-Arrow wields a pair of eskrima sticks for close quarters combat.
Expy: Of Firestorm, Flash and Green Arrow, respectively.
Extra-ore-dinary: Decid-Arrow can use Steel Wing.
Eye Beams: In a pinch, Flamestorm is able to fire heat beams from his eyes, though he only has them as a last resort because they drain him a lot and can potentially be lethal to the target.
Flight: Flamestorm is able to propel himself in the air shooting fire from his hands and feet.
Flying Firepower: Flamestorm.
Green Thumb: Decid-Arrow is part Grass-Type, and is able to use Leaf Tornado.
Intangibility: Decid-Arrow has the ability to phase through solid objects.
In the Hood: Decid-Arrow wears a hooded cloak. It also works as protective gear against fire, being one of his natural weaknesses.
Playing with Fire: Flamestorm. Additionally, Flashstrika can use Flame Charge.
Shock and Awe: Flashstrika.
Shout-Out: The three of them are this to the Arrowverse.
Soul Power: Decid-Arrow is part Ghost-Type.
Super-Speed: Flashstrika, thanks to his Motor Drive ability.

Naty

Appears in: Main Story | Red One Island Interlude (mentioned) | Red Seven Island Interlude | Indigo League Interlude (video call)

A mysterious girl who appears in front of Red and Yellow in the Safari Zone.

Ambiguously Evil: She claims to be part of a mysterious organization interested in Red and Ash, but refuses to give more details.
Magical Eye: Her left eye allows her to see into the past of people, and the right one into their possible futures. Though apparently she has difficulties seeing Ash's past for some reason, and her visions about Red are changing for reasons she cannot explain.
Mind over Matter: Can use telekinesis.
Seers: She can see into the past and into the possible futures of people although she has troubles with Ash's past for some reason.
Teleportation: Another of her Psychic Powers.

Nongmin

Appears in: Jane Jackrum Interlude

A Farm Girl in Fiore. She's a Rototiller Bloodliner.

Farm Girl: Her family owns a farm.
Meaningful Name: Nongmin is Chinese for farmers.
Mundane Utility: Uses her powers to improve her family's harvest.

Joli

Appears in: Jane Jackrum Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

An Almian Ranger. She's a Poison Gas Bloodliner.

Poisonous Person: Knows Poison Gas.
Power Incontinence: Kept burping Poison Gas when she was baby, which forced her otherwise Good Parents to buy gas masks.

Nema

Appears in: Jane Jackrum Interlude | Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

Daughter of Rand and Leanne. She's a Dig Bloodliner.

Dishing Out Dirt: Can use Dig.
Meaningful Name: One translation of the word "nema" is "to mine".
Mundane Utility: Her bloodline is pretty handy for clearing snow in her yard.

Katana & Tsurugi

Appear in: Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

A mother and daughter who moved to Crimson City after an incident with Katana's husband, which resulted in his death when he tried to attack them for being Bloodliners.

Absurdly Sharp Blade: Tsurugi extends a white energy blade from her hand, implied to be Slash.
Expy: They're based on Teresa and Clare from Claymore.
Meaningful Name: Tsurugi means "Sword" in Japanese, and the katana is the most well-known Japanese sword.
Single Tear: Tsurugi cries one after recalling how her father tried to kill her and her mother.
Strong Family Resemblance: They share the same blond hair and gray eyes.

Eve

Appear in: Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

A young girl Professor Ota found in Geosenge Town. She's an Ancient Power Bloodliner and was taught by AZ how to read an ancient language.

Dishing Out Dirt: Can use Ancient Power.
Happily Adopted: Taken in by Ota after he learned she had no family.

Kate

Appear in: Reset Bloodlines Holiday Special 2017

A Ranger in training. She's a Thundershock Bloodliner.

Muggle–Mage Romance: Dating Kellyn who knows she's a Bloodliner and accepts it.
Mundane Utility: Uses her Thundershock to recharge Capture Stylers.
Shock and Awe: Her Thundershock.

Midori's friends

Midori's friends (Hoshi, Monet, Rana and Kusa)

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Left to right: Rana, Kusa, Monet and Hoshi

Appear in: Main Story

A group of girls from Stone Town about to begin their Pokémon journeys, planning to travel together along with Midori.

Barrier Warrior: Monet's Bloodline allows her to use Reflect, which her Mime Jr also knows.
Expy: All of them are based on several trainer class sprites: Hoshi is based on the Gen III Lass, Rana on the Gen IV Parasol Lady, Kusa on a Kanto Gen III Breeder and Monet on the Gen III Painter.
Green Thumb: Kusa's starter is an Oddish and her Bloodline allows her to use Vine Whip.
Hero-Worshipper: They're all clearly excited to meet Ash after seeing his battles in the Battle Dome and the Fuchsia Tag Tournament.
It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time: They had assumed that Princess Day shoppers would ignore Midori for being a guy. They apologized for this later.
Making a Splash: Rana's starter is a Poliwag.
Meaningful Name: All of them have this to an extent. Hoshi means "Star" in Japanese and she owns a Cleffa, whose evolutionary line are said to come from the stars; "Monet" is the name of a famous painter and she herself is a sketch artist; "Rana" means "frog" in Spanish and she owns a Poliwag; and Kusa means "grass" in Japanese and she owns an Oddish.
Our Fairies Are Different: Hoshi's Cleffa.
Psychic Powers: Monet's starter, a Mime Jr.
The Tease: Monet, who when stuck inside of a crowded shopping room with Midori and the other girls, immediately suggested to put on a fashion show as thanks for Midori protecting their new clothes in the midst of mad shoppers.

Characters / Pokemon Reset Bloodlines Bloodliners

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Dual Bloodliners/Bloodliners who resemble Ash Ketchum

Red Tajiri

Yellow

Arnold

Vermell Arcer

Satoshi

Iolani Pueo

Betty Snyder

Fitzdane

Jane Jackrum

Zilant

Placido Walters

Ritchie Raylight

Kibou

Cleff Matsuoka

Meliae

Grayson "Gray" Bebop

Pendula

Mizu

Midori

Travis

Minuetto

Manna

Fender

Ringo S. Beedle

Biwa

The Gray Poochyena

Rubrum Navita

Lancelot

Other Bloodliners

Krysta Blizzack

Laila

Jeanette Fisher

Alish

Lara Laramie

Hex

Ciel

Flamestorm, Flashstrika and Decid-Arrow

Naty

Nongmin

Joli

Nema

Katana & Tsurugi

Eve

Kate

Midori's friends (Hoshi, Monet, Rana and Kusa)

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