Ash's Smashing Adventure

Ash's Smashing Adventure (known in Japan as Satoshi's Great Fray (Japanese: サトシの大乱闘, Hepburn: Satoshi no Dairantō)) is a Japanese anime series that serves as both a spin-off of the Pokémon anime AND an adaptation of the Super Smash Bros. video game series.

Season 01.5: The Tournament
After losing at the Indigo Plateau Conference, Ash Ketchum is given a chance at being the best fighter in the multiverse when he is invited by a mysterious fighter—simply known as "The Master"—to take part in the multiversal Super Smash Bros. fighting tournament; however, the tournament may not be what he expected, nor in a world he could even imagine...and he probably doesn't know that there is something sinister behind the scenes.

Season 04.5: Crazy Vengeance
After earning the Storm Badge at Cianwood Gym, Ash and his friends are attacked by a returning Master Hand...and another demonic being. Now, it's up to Ash and his friends to team up with heroes (and battle some villains) as they travel throughout the multiverse.

Season 10.5: The Subspace Emissary
After taking in the recently abandoned Chimchar, Ash and his friends come under attack by a mysterious army known as the Subspace Emissary. Once again traveling throughout the multiverse, Ash and the friends must use their battle wits to survive.

Season 17.5: Trapped in Darkness
After rescuing a lost baby Lapras, the sky suddenly goes dark—not just in Ash's universe, but the multiverse as well. What can Ash and his friends do to bring the light back?

Season 21.5: World of Light
The Ultra Beasts may have been rescued by the Ultra Guardians, but their joy is short-lived when a spiritual entity vanquishes all life throughout the multiverse. Ash's Pikachu, the sole Pokémon survivor, must now travel throughout the multiverse with the other sole survivor, Kirby, to save all life from this spiritual entity that wishes to bring light back to the world—as well as a demonic entity that wishes to cover the world in darkness.

Characters
(Narration provided by Kenyu Horiuchi (Japanese) and Rodger Parsons (English))

{Animal Crossing Universe}



 * Isabelle ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): The secretary of the mayor of Tortimer Island.
 * Villager ([Unknown] (Japanese, male); [Unknown] (Japanese, female); [Unknown] (English, male); [Unknown] (English, female)) (17.5; 21.5): Humans who live in various anthropomorphic towns.

{ARMS Universe}



 * Min Min (Haruna Takatsu (Japanese); [Unknown] (English) (21.5): A martial artist who battles to promote her family's ramen restaurant: the Mintendo Noodle House.

{Banjo-Kazooie Universe}



 * Banjo ([Unknown] (Japanese); Chris Sutherland (English) (21.5): A laid-back, well-mannered brown bear who loves honey and, as his name suggests, playing his banjo.
 * Kazooie ([Unknown] (Japanese); Chris Sutherland (English) (21.5): A brash, snarky loudmouthed red-crested breegull who speaks her mind with no regard for civility, traits which get the duo into trouble more often than not.

{Bayonetta Universe}



 * Bayonetta (Atsuko Tanaka (Japanese); Jennifer Hale (English)) (17.5; 21.5): One of the last members of the Umbra Witches.

{Castlevania Universe}



 * Richter Belmont (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); David Vincent (English)) (21.5): A renowned vampire hunter and descendant of Simon.
 * Simon Belmont (Hideo Ishikawa (Japanese); Keith Silverstein (English)) (21.5): A renowned vampire hunter from the 17th century

{Dragon Quest Universe}



 * Eleven (Mitsuki Saiga (Japanese) Rasmus Hardiker (English)) (21.5): A young man from the village of Cobblestone. He was born with a mysterious mark on his left hand and is declared to be the "Darkspawn" by the King of Heliodor that will bring about the end of the world if he is not killed.

{Duck Hunt Universe}



 * Duck Hunt (17.5; 21.5): Hunter's annoying dog. A running gag is that whenever Duck Hunt laughs at his master (mostly for missing targets), Hunter will shoot at him with an ash gun, covering the dog in ashes.
 * Hunter ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English) (17.5; 21.5): A duck hunter and Duck Hunt's owner.

{Earthbound Universe}



 * Ness (Makiko Ōmoto (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A PSI master from the town of Onett.
 * Lucas ([Unknown] (English); Lani Minella (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A timid and shy PSI wielder from Tazmily Village.

{F-Zero Universe}



 * Captain Falcon (Ryō Horikawa (Japanese); David Willis (English)) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A bounty hunter and highly acclaimed F-Zero pilot. He pilots the Blue Falcon.

{Fatal Fury Universe}



 * Terry Bogard (Takashi Kondō (Japanese); Mark Hildreth (English)) (21.5): A young street marital artist from Southtown.

{Final Fantasy Universe}



 * Aerith Gainsborough (Maaya Sakamoto (Japanese); Briana White (English)) (21.5): A flower girl from the Sector 5 Slums who befriends Cloud.
 * Barret Wallace (Masahiro Kobayashi (Japanese); John Eric Bentley (English) (21.5): The leader of AVALANCHE who wields a gun on his right arm in place of his injured hand.
 * Cait Sith (Hideo Ishikawa (Japanese); Greg Ellis (English)) (21.5): A robotic cat atop a stuffed Mog, operates as a fortune teller at the Gold Saucer. He shouts commands to his Mog in battle using a megaphone.
 * Cid Highwind (Kazuhiro Yamaji (Japanese); Chris Edgerly (English)) (21.5): The foul-mouthed, chain-smoking pilot of Rocket Town dreams of being the first man in space. His dreams were foiled when he was forced to abort the mission. Despite his bitter attitude, Cid has a good heart and cares about his friends.
 * Cloud Strife (Takahiro Sakurai (Japanese); Cody Christian (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A mercenary and former member of SOLDIER.
 * Red XIII (Kappei Yamaguchi (Japanese); Max Mittelman (English)) (21.5): A quadrupedal, flame red beast capable of speech. He speaks little, but when he does, his words are often important.
 * Sephiroth (Toshiyuki Morikawa (Japanese); Tyler Hoechlin (English)) (21.5): A member of SOLDIER.
 * Tifa Lockhart (Ayumi Ito (Japanese); Britt Barton (English)) (21.5): Cloud's childhood friend and member of AVALANCHE, runs the bar 7th Heaven in the Sector 7 slums, which serves as the group's hideout.
 * Vincent Valentine (Shōgo Suzuki (Japanese); Steve Blum (English)) (21.5): A former Turk with a traumatic past.
 * Yuffie Kisaragi (Yumi Kakazu (Japanese); Suzie Young (English)) (21.5): A self-professed Materia hunter, she is sneaky and playful, and "hunts" Materia to restore her home of Wutai to its former glory.

{Fire Emblem Multiverse}


Archanea



 * Barst (Daiki Hamano (Japanese); D. C. Douglas (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A mercenary partner of Ogma, serving under Marth.
 * Bord ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A member of Ogma's mercenary group under the service of Marth.
 * Caeda (Saori Hayami (Japanese); Cherami Leigh (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The princess of Talys. She would later become Marth's wife.
 * Camus (Kazuhiko Inoue (Japanese); Patrick Seitz (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A knight originating from Grust.
 * Catria (Hitomi Nabatame (Japanese); Connor Kelly-Eiding (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pegasus Knight in the service of the Whitewings squadron of Macedon and the middle sister of the Pegasus Sisters.
 * Chrom (Tomokazu Sugita (Japanese); Matthew Mercer (English)) (21.5): The prince of the Halidom of Ylisse, the younger brother of its current Exalt Emmeryn, the elder brother of Princess Lissa, and the captain of the Shepherds.
 * Cord ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A fighter under the service of Marth.
 * Cordelia (Eimi Okada (Japanese); Julie Ann Taylor (English)) (21.5): A Pegasus Knight in the service of Ylisse
 * Draug (Ryota Takeuchi (Japanese); Patrick Seitz (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A knight of Altea in the service of Marth.
 * Elice (Sumi Shimamoto (Japanese); Jenny Yokobori (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The princess of Altea and Marth's older sister.
 * Est (Rie Murakawa (Japanese); Brianna Knickerbocker (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pegasus Knight in the service of the Whitewings squadron of Macedon and the youngest sister of the Pegasus Sisters.
 * Frederick (Daisuke Ono (Japanese); Kyle Hebert (English)) (21.5): Chrom's cool and collected deputy of the vigilante force, the Shepherds.
 * Gandrel (Manabu Sakamaki (Japanese); Anthony Jenkins (English)) (21.5): The king of the nation of Plegia, located to the west of Ylisse. Gangrel takes delight in deceiving others. He is additionally a cruel leader and is easily distracted.
 * Gharnef (Ken Narita (Japanese); D. C. Douglas (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A powerful sorcerer known as the "Dark Pontifex" who played a crucial role in orchestrating the resurrection of Medeus and the two resulting wars.
 * Jagen (Shirou Gou (Japanese); Walden James (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A high-ranking Altean knight who helped Marth escape when Altea is betrayed and conquered by Gra.
 * Linde (Asami Seto (Japanese); Julie Ann Taylor (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A mage of Archanea.
 * Lissa (Kana Asumi (Japanese); Kate Higgins (English)) (21.5): The princess of the Kingdom of Ylisse, the younger sister of Prince Chrom and Exalt Emmeryn, and a member of the Shepherds.
 * Lon'qu (Takehito Koyasu (Japanese); Travis Willingham (English)) (21.5): A mercenary of Chon'sin heritage residing in Ferox, formerly employed by its West-Khan Basilio.
 * Lucina (Yū Kobayashi (Japanese); Alexis Tipton (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A distant descendant of Marth. She originally disguised herself as a man and underwent the alias "Marth". She is also the future daughter of Chrom.
 * Marth (Hikaru Midorikawa (Japanese); Yuri Lowenthal (English)) (04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The prince of Altea. Marth exiled himself for two years before returning battle Gharnef and Medeus and reclaim Altea.
 * Medeus (Chafurin (Japanese); Dennis Hull (English)) (04.5; 21.5): An earth dragon king and the only known earth dragon to have willingly become a Manakete. He is known across Archanea as the "Shadow Dragon".
 * Merric (Sōichirō Hoshi (Japanese); Yuri Lowenthal (English)) (04.5; 21.5): An Altean noble and a good friend of Altean royalty Marth and Elice.
 * Minerva (Ayane Sakura (Japanese); Cindy Robinson (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The elder princess of Macedon and the commander of Macedon's Whitewings squadron.
 * Navarre (Takehito Koyasu (Japanese); Taliesin Jaffe (English)) (04.5; 21.5): An infamous wandering mercenary known as the "Scarlet Sword".
 * Nyna (Michiko Neya (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The Princess of the Holy Kingdom of Archanea.
 * Olivia (Rei Matsuzaki (Japanese); Karen Strassman (English)) (21.5): A dancer in the employ of Khan Basilio of Ferox.
 * Owain (Hidenori Takahashi (Japanese); Kaiji Tang (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A prince of Ylisse and the future son of Lissa, who allied with his cousin Lucina in her resistance against the fell dragon Grima.
 * Palla (Risa Taneda (Japanese); Alexis Tipton (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pegasus Knight in the service of the Whitewings squadron of Macedon and the eldest sister of the Pegasus Sisters.
 * Robin (Yoshimasa Hosoya (Japanese, male); Miyuki Sawashiro (Japanese, female); David Vincent (English, male); Lauren Landa (English, female)) (17.5; 21.5): A tactician for the kingdom of Ylisse. Robin is genderless and has an uncontrollable power to change genders at random.
 * Severa (Saori Seto (Japanese); Julie Ann Taylor (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The daughter of Cordelia from the future, she traveled back from the future to aid her mother and Chrom in their war against Grima.
 * Tharja (Kana Akutsu (Japanese); Stephanie Sheh (English)) (21.5): A dark mage from Plegia. Uninterested in wasting her life in the conflict between her nation and neighboring Ylisse, she instead allies with the Shepherds.
 * Tiki (Ikue Ohtani (Japanese); Mela Lee (English)) (04.5; 21.5): An Archanean manakete and the last of the divine dragon clan.
 * Validar (Takehito Koyasu (Japanese); Kyle Hebert (English)) (21.5): The leader of the Grimleal, a cult from Plegia that worships the Fell Dragon Grima.
 * Walhart (Naomi Kusumi (Japanese); Richard Epcar (English)) (21.5): The current emperor of Valm, widely known by his epithet "The Conqueror". He was responsible for, through conquest, reuniting the continent into the modern incarnation of the ancient kingdom, transforming Valm from an unremarkably small nation into a continent-spanning powerhouse.
 * Wrys (Kentarou Tone (Japanese); D. C. Douglas (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A humble elderly curate from Talys.

Elibe



 * Eliwood (Takahiro Sakurai (Japanese); Yuri Lowenthal (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The father of Roy and a member of Pherae's ruling monarchy.
 * Hector (Kohsuke Toriumi (Japanese); Patrick Seitz (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The father of Lilina, and previous marquess of Ostia. He is also a close friend to Eliwood, as well as being Uther's younger brother, who served as the marquess before him.
 * Karel (Junji Majima (Japanese); Bryce Papenbrook (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A swordmaster.
 * Lilana (Ari Ozawa (Japanese); Julie Maddalena (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The daughter of Hector and Roy's best friend.
 * Roy (Jun Fukuyama (Japanese); Ray Chase (English)) (04.5; 17.5; 21.5): The prince of Lycia. After the death of Hector of Ostia, Roy was instructed by his ill father, Eliwood, to take up leadership of the Phirae army and prevent King Zephiel's ambitions of exterminating humans.
 * Titania (Miho Miyagawa (Japanese); Misty Lee (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The deputy commander of the Greil Mercenaries.

{Fire Emblem Fates Universe}



 * Azura (Lynn (Japanese); Renka (Japanese, singing); Rena Strober (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A princess with deep ties to both Hoshido and Nohr. She was originally a Nohrian princess, but she was abducted at a young age and grew up among the Hoshidan royal family. She is a talented singer whose songs are imbued with mystical powers. She is a close ally of her cousin, Corrin, and assisted them on their quest no matter what destiny they chose to follow.
 * Camilla (Miyuki Sawashiro (Japanese); Paula Tiso (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A princess of Nohr and the daughter of Garon.
 * Corrin (Nobunaga Shimazaki (Japanese, male); Satomi Satō (Japanese, female); Cam Clarke (English, male); Marcella Lentz-Pope (English, female)) (17.5; 21.5): The half-human, half-dragon prince/ss of both Hoshido and Nohr royalty. Corrin is the stepsibling of the Hoshido siblings and the adopted sibling of the Nohr siblings. Corrin was originally born to Hoshido but abducted by a baby and raised by Nohr. Corrin is genderless, but—unlike Robin—has more control over changing genders due to being a dragon.
 * Elise (Ayaka Suwa (Japanese); Natalie Lander (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A princess of Nohr and the youngest daughter of Garon.
 * Garon (Akio Ootsuka (Japanese); Travis Willingham (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The king of Nohr.
 * Hinoka (Kaori Nazuka (Japanese); E. G. Daily (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The eldest princess of Hoshido and the daughter of the late Sumeragi.
 * Iago (Akinori Egoshi (Japanese); Walden James (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A scheming tactician who is loyal to Garon.
 * Jakob (Junichi Suwabe (Japanese); Benjamin Diskin (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A butler who works under Corrin.
 * Leo (Mamoru Miyano (Japanese); Max Mittelman (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A younger prince of Nohr and the son of Garon.
 * Niles (Takehito Koyasu (Japanese); Roger Rose (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A cruel man working for Leo.
 * Oboro (Nozomi Sasaki (Japanese); Marisha Ray (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Spear Fighter of Hoshido, and a subordinate of Prince Takumi.
 * Ryoma (Yuichi Nakamura (Japanese); Matthew Mercer (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The prince of Hoshido, and the eldest son of its late King Sumeragi.
 * Sakura (Hisako Kanemoto (Japanese); Brianna Knickerbocker (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A princess of Hoshido.
 * Takumi (Yuuki Kaji (Japanese); Roger Rose (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The second prince of Hoshido.
 * Xander (Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese); David Stanbra (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The eldest prince of Nohr, and a son of Garon.

Fódlan



 * Alois Rangeld (Manabu Sakamaki (Japanese); Dave B. Mitchell (English)) (21.5): A teacher at the Officers Academy and a Knight of Seiros.
 * Annette Fantine Dominic (Takako Tanaka (Japanese); Abby Trott (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Blue Lions.
 * Ashe Ubert (Yuki Inoue (Japanese); Shannon McKain (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Blue Lions.
 * Bernadetta von Varley (Ayumi Tsuji (Japanese); Erica Mendez (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Black Eagles.
 * Byleth (Yūsuke Kobayashi (Japanese, male); Shizuka Itō (Japanese, female); Zach Aguilar (English, male); Jeannie Tirado (English, female)) (21.5): A mercenary and teacher at the Officers Academy. Byleth is genderless and has an uncontrollable power to change genders at random.
 * Caspar von Bergliez (Satoru Murakami (Japanese); Benjamin Diskin (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Black Eagles.
 * Catherine (Chie Matsuura (Japanese); Laura Post (English)) (21.5): A teacher at the Officers Academy and a Knight of Seiros.
 * Claude von Riegan (Toshiyuki Toyonaga (Japanese); Joe Zieja (English)) (21.5): The heir of the noble family that leads the Leicester Alliance and the leader of the Golden Deer house at the Officers Academy.
 * Cyril (Kengo Kawanishi (Japanese); Griffin Burns (English)) (21.5): A Servant to the archbishop of the Church of Seiros.
 * Dedue Molinaro (Takahashi Hidenori (Japanese); Ben Lepley (English)) (21.5): A member of the Blue Lions house at the Officers Academy.
 * Dimitri Alexandre Blaiddyd (Kaito Ishikawa (Japanese); Chris Hackney (English)) (21.5): The prince of the Kingdom of Faerghus and the leader of the Blue Lions house at the Officers Academy.
 * Dorothea Arnault (Juri Nagatsuma (Japanese); Allegra Clark (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Black Eagles.
 * Edelgard von Hresvelg (Ai Kakuma (Japanese); Tara Platt (English)) (21.5): The heiress apparent to the Adrestian Empire and the leader of the Black Eagles house at the Officers Academy.
 * Felix Hugo Fraldarius (Yuichi Hose (Japanese); Lucien Dodge (English)) (21.5): A member of the Blue Lions house at the Officers Academy.
 * Ferdinand von Aegir (Taito Ban (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Black Eagles.
 * Flayn (Yūko Ōno (Japanese); Deva Marie Gregory (English)) (21.5): A young girl who is the younger sister of Seteth, assistant to the Archbishop Rhea.
 * Gilbert Pronislav (Hiromichi Kogami (Japanese); Doug Stone (English)) (21.5): A member of the Knights of Seiros.
 * Hanneman von Essar (Kenji Hamada (Japanese); Dan Woren (English)) (21.5): A teacher at the Officers Academy and a scholar who studies the power of the crests.
 * Hilda Valentine Goneril (Yūki Kuwahara (Japanese); Salli Saffioti (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Golden Deer.
 * Hubert von Vestra (Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese); Robbie Daymond (English)) (21.5): The tactician of the Black Eagles house at the Officers Academy.
 * Ignatz Victor (Shōgo Yano (Japanese); Christian La Monte (English)) (21.5): A member of the Golden Deer house at the Officers Academy.
 * Ingrid Brandl Galatea (Manaka Iwami (Japanese); Brittany Cox (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Blue Lions.
 * Leonie Pinelli (Sakura Nogawa (Japanese); Ratana (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Golden Deer.
 * Lindhardt von Hevring (Shun Horie (Japanese); Chris Patton (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Black Eagles.
 * Lorenz Hellman Gloucester (Hiroshi Watanabe (Japanese); Benjamin Diskin (English)) (21.5): A member of the Golden Deer house at the Officers Academy.
 * Lysithea von Ordelia (Aoi Yūki (Japanese); Janice Kawaye (English)) (21.5): A member of the Golden Deer house at the Officers Academy.
 * Manuela Casagranda (Sachiko Kojima (Japanese); Veronica Taylor (English)) (21.5): A professor and physician at the Officers Academy who was once a diva at the Mittelfrank Opera Company.
 * Marianne von Edmund (Sawako Hata (Japanese); Xanthe Huynh (English)) (21.5): A member of the Golden Deer house at the Officers Academy.
 * Mercedes von Martritz (Yumiri Hanamori (Japanese); Dorothy Elias-Fahn (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Blue Lions.
 * Petra Macneary (Shizuka Ishigami (Japanese); Faye Mata (English)) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Black Eagles.
 * Raphael Kirsten (Takaki Ōtomari (Japanese); Zachary T. Rice (English) (21.5): A student at the Officers Academy and a member of the Golden Deer.
 * Rhea (Kikuko Inoue (Japanese); Cherami Leigh (English)) (21.5): The archbishop of the Church of Seiros, and has served in this role since Jeralt's days as a knight.
 * Seteth (Takehito Koyasu (Japanese); Mark Whitten (English)) (21.5): A member of the Church of Seiros and the personal aide of Archbishop Rhea.
 * Shamir Nevrand (Yurina Watanabe (Japanese); Allegra Clark (English)) (21.5): A member of the Knights of Seiros.
 * Sothis (Tomoyo Kurosawa (Japanese); Cassandra Lee Morris (English)) (21.5): A mysterious amnesiac girl whom only Byleth can see. She is the goddess of Fódlan, and is referred to as the "progenitor god" and as "the Beginning".
 * Sylvain Jose Gautier (Makoto Furukawa (Japanese); Jon Brogie (English)) (21.5): A Crest-bearing scion of House Gautier, second son of its then-margrave Matthias Raoul Gautier, younger brother of Miklan, and a good friend of fellow nobles Dimitri, Felix, and Ingrid. In 1180, he enrolled in the Officers Academy at Garreg Mach Monastery and joined the Blue Lions house alongside his friends.
 * Thales (Masaki Terasoma (Japanese); Christopher Corey Smith (English)) (21.5): The leader of those who slither in the dark.

Tellius
<The universe that details the timeline of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance>


 * Ashnard (Satoshi Hino (Japanese); Brook Chalmers (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The thirteenth King of Daein, feared and reviled across Tellius as the "Mad King", and the architect of the Mad King's War of 645.
 * Elincia Ridell Crimea (Juri Takita (Japanese); Heather Gonzalez (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The queen of Crimea.
 * Ike (Michihiko Hagi (Japanese); Greg Chun (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The leader of the Greil Mercenaries.
 * Mist (Atsuko Enomoto (Japanese); Sarah Anne Williams (English)) (10.5; 21.5): Ike's younger sister.
 * Soren (Ayumu Murase (Japanese); Kyle McCarley (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The Greil Mercenaries' strategist.
 * Sothe (Junji Majima (Japanese); Nicolas Roye (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A thief working for Ike.
 * Zelgius (Junji Majima (Japanese); Robert Clotworthy (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The general of the Begnion Imperial Central Army.

{Game & Watch Universe}
<The main setting of the Game & Watch video games>


 * Mr. Game & Watch ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A two-dimensional being that employs many jobs.

{Ice Climber Universe}
<The main setting of Ice Climber>


 * Nana (Sanae Kobayashi (Japanese); Ariana Grande (English)) (04.5; 10.5; 21.5): A snow mountaineer and Popo's sister OR girlfriend.
 * Popo (Sanae Kobayashi (Japanese); Frankie Grande (English)) (04.5; 10.5; 21.5): A snow mountaineer and Nana's brother OR boyfriend.

Inkopolis
<The main setting of the Splatoon video games>


 * Inkling (Yuki Tsuji (Japanese, male); [Unknown] (Japanese, female); [Unknown] (English, male); [Unknown] (English, female)) (21.5): A species of humanoid cephalopods

{Kid Icarus Universe}
<The main setting of the Kid Icarus video games>


 * Dark Pit (Minami Takayama (Japanese); Antony Del Rio (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A dark polar opposite of Pit that was created after the latter destroyed the Mirror of Truth.
 * Hades (Hōchū Ōtsuka (Japanese); S. Scott Bullock (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The ruler of the Underworld.
 * Palutena (Aya Hisakawa (Japanese); Ali Harris (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The goddess of light and the patron deity to Pit
 * Phospora (Yuka Komatsu (Japanese); Kari Wahlgren (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A beautiful yet powerful warrior that specializes in electricity-based attacks and can move as fast as lightning.
 * Pit (Minami Takayama (Japanese); Antony Del Rio (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The captain of Palutena's army.
 * Viridi (Makiko Ohmoto (Japanese); Hynden Walch (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The vengeful goddess of nature.

{Kingdom Hearts Universe}
<The main setting of the Kingdom Hearts video games>


 * Sora (Miyu Irino (Japanese); Haley Joel Osment (English)) (21.5): A Keyblade Weilder from Destiny Island.

{Kirby Universe}
<The main setting of the Kirby video games>


 * King Dedede (Masahiro Sakurai (Japanese); Ted Lewis (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The self-proclaimed king of Dream Land and Kirby's arch frenemy.
 * Kirby (Makiko Ōmoto) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A pink ball from Dream Land. He can inhale his enemies and copy their powers.
 * Meta Knight (Atsushi Kisaichi (Japanese); Eric Stuart (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A masked, winged swordsman creature who also hails from Dream Land.
 * Waddle Dee ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A species of very peaceful creatures that are a common sight in Dream Land, in the wider Popstar region. They are often under the services of King Dedede.

{Legend of Zelda, The Universe}
<The main setting of The Legend of Zelda video games; this section also chronicles the Zelda timeline before (and long after) the split: Skyward Sword, The Minish Cap, Four Swords, Ocarina of Time, and Breath of the Wild; as well as characters that appeared in more than one of the three Zelda universe>


 * Daruk (Kouji Takeda (Japanese); Joe Hernandez (English)) (21.5): A member of the Gorons and the Champion pilot of Divine Beast Vah Rudania.
 * Darunia (Kōsuke Takaguchi (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The chief of the Gorons in Death Mountain and the Fire Sage. He is also the third Link incarnation's sworn brother.
 * Demise (Kenji Takahashi (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The Demon King and original incarnation of Ganondorf.
 * Din ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The Oracle of Seasons and the reincarnation of the Goddess of Power of the same name.
 * Ezlo ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Picori craftsman and sage who was betrayed and turned into a living cap by his apprentice: Vaati. Ezlo became the seventh Link incarnation's hat and, after Vaati's sealing within the Four Sword, returned to normal.
 * Farore ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): An Oracle in the Hall of Secrets and the reincarnation of the Goddess of Courage of the same name.
 * Fi (Ayumi Fujimura (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A humanoid spirit residing inside the Goddess Sword.
 * Gaepora ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The headmaster of the Knight Academy and the father of the eleventh Zelda incarnation.
 * Ganondorf (Takashi Nagasako (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): Ganondorf was born as the leader of the Gerudo tribe but desired to take control of all of Hyrule. He struck a false allegiance with the royal family to gain their trust. When the fourth Zelda incarnation caught wind of his true plan, Ganondorf launched an invasion of Hyrule Castle, chasing the princess out of the land. After the third Link incarnation entered the Sacred Realm and pulled the Master Sword, Ganondorf broke in and attempted to take the Triforce but could only take the Triforce of Power. He then launched an invasion of Hyrule. Seven years later, Ganondorf discovered that Zelda and Link possessed the Triforces of Wisdom and Courage, respectively. Ganondorf kidnapped Zelda to lure Link into a final battle, leading to one of three outcomes (see below). Many millennia later, Ganon returned as Calamity Ganon to wreak havoc, kill the Champions, and corrupt the Divine Beasts. 10,000 years later, Calamity Ganon met his end at the hands of the twelfth Link incarnation.
 * In the Din Universe, Ganondorf triumphed and extracted the final two Triforce pieces from Link and Zelda. With the Triforce complete, Ganondorf transformed into the Prince of Darkness, Ganon, but the seven Sages desperately sealed him inside the Sacred Realm—now the corrupted Dark World—as a last resort. Many years later, Ganon ordered the wizard Agahnim to find and sacrifice the maiden descendants of the Sages—including the third Zelda incarnation—for his return to Hyrule, but the second Link incarnation thwarted his plan and defeated Ganon. In Labrynna, Twinrova attempted to sacrifice Zelda in the hopes of bringing Ganon back, but Link stopped the sacrifice, forcing Twinrova to sacrifice her own body instead; however, Link defeated Ganon once again. Yuga used the portraits to resurrct Ganon and combine with him to become Yuga Ganon. Yuga Ganon betrayed Princess Hilda in the hopes of becoming a god, but the eleventh Link incarnation defeated him, destroying Yuga and sealing Ganon away. Many years later, Ganon finally returned to Hyrule and kidnapped the first Zelda incarnation to claim the Triforce of Wisdom, but the first incarnation of Link defeated Ganon and destroyed him once and for all.
 * In the Farore Universe, Link triumphed, and the Sages sealed Ganondorf inside the Sacred Realm, although Ganondorf vowed vengeance once he broke free and returned. When that day came, the goddesses of Hyrule flooded the entire land of Hyrule to seal Ganondorf away, but Ganondorf managed to break free and began using the Helmaroc King to abduct long-eared girls in hopes of finding Zelda—this would turn out to be her sixth incarnation: pirate orphan Tetra (but she was rescued by the fifth Link incarnation). Once Ganondorf formed the Triforce by extracting the Triforces of Courage and Wisdom from Link and Zelda, respectively, he attempted to wish for Hyrule's revival, but King Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule snuck in at the last second and used it to wish Ganondorf, himself, and Hyrule be washed away permanently. Link and Zelda defeated Ganondorf once and for all and returned to the surface (with Zelda becoming Tetra again) to find a new land to call Hyrule.
 * In the Nayru Universe, the third Link incarnation (from the Nayru Universe) exposed Ganondorf's plan, resulting in his arrest. As he was about to be executed, Ganondorf managed to steal the Triforce of Wisdom, protecting him from death, and the Sages were forced to banish him to the Twilight Realm. There, he convinced Zant to usurp Twilight Princess Midna and invade Hyrule, but their plans were thwarted by Midna and the eighth Link incarnation. Years later, Ganondorf was released (as Ganon) and attempted to kill the sixth Link incarnation, but the latter defeated him and sealed him into the Four Sword.
 * Ghirahim (Anri Katsu (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): Demise's servant.
 * Groose (Kenji Takahashi (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A student at the Knight Academy in Skyloft and a personal rival to Link.
 * Hestu (Miho HIno) (Japanese); Cristina Valenzuela (English)) (21.5): A Korok merchant.
 * Impa (04.5; 17.5; 21.5): The name used for several incarnations of a female Skeikah clanswoman. They mostly serve as Zelda's caretaker.
 * The first incarnation (voiced by [Unknown (Japanese) and [Unknown] (English)) was dispatched by the first Zelda incarnation to find a champion strong enough to stop Ganon upon the latter's invasion and abduction of the princess. Impa was eventually saved by the first Link incarnation and chose him to be Zelda's champion. ] Impa would later inform Link of the second Zelda incarnation's eternal slumber and ask him to help awaken her.
 * The second incarnation (voiced by [Unknown (Japanese) and [Unknown] (English)) was born and raised in Kakariko Village and chosen to be the fourth Zelda incarnation's nursemaid in the latter's infancy. When Ganondorf attacked, Impa helped Zelda escape and trained her in the ways of the Sheikah. She is later awakened as the Shadow Sage. ]
 * The third incarnation (voiced by [Unknown (Japanese) and [Unknown] (English)) was sent by the third Zelda incarnation to protect the Oracles of Seasons ] and Ages.
 * The fourth incarnation (voiced by Rei Shimoda (Japanese) and [Unknown (English)) has two versions: ]
 * The present version is an old woman.
 * The past version is a member of the Shiekah tribe who helped rescue Zelda from Ghirahim.
 * The fifth incarnation (voiced by [Unknown (Japanese) and [Unknown] (English)) is Zelda's house maiden and one of the Seven Sages, whom Yuga kidnapped to resurrect Ganon and take over Lorule. ]
 * The sixth incarnation (voiced by Shoko Tsuda (Japanese) and Andi Gibson (English)) is the wise elder of the Shiekah. After the twelfth Link incarnation's awakening, Impa instructed him to recover his memories, free the Divine Beasts, and withdraw the Master Sword into order to defeat Calamity Ganon and rescue the thirteenth Zelda incarnation.
 * Kass ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): A minstrel who travels throughout Hyrule Kingdom.
 * King Daltus ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The king of Hyrule and the eighth Zelda incarnation's father.
 * King Rhoam Bosphoramus Hyrule (Hiroshi Naka (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (21.5): The king of Hyrule and father of the thirteenth Zelda incarnation.
 * Link (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The name used for several incarnations of mostly mute swordsmen; each incarnation is depicted as Hylians who wear a green tunic and wield the Master Sword. They also possess the Triforce of Courage.
 * The first incarnation (voiced by [Unknown) rescued the first Zelda incarnation from Ganon ] and awakened the second incarnation (the first's ancestor) from her eternal slumber.
 * The second incarnation (voiced by Mitsuki Saiga) saved the third Zelda incarnation from Agahnim, awakened the wind fish from its nightmare, saved Holodrum from General Onox, and saved Labynna from Veran.
 * The third incarnation (voiced by Fujiko Takimoto (child) and Nobuyuki Hiyama (adult, Fierce Deity)) was originally a baby Hylian sent to live in Kokiri Forest. On his tenth birthday, he received his fairy companion, Navi, and learned of his true destiny; he teamed up with the fourth Zelda incarnation to obtain the three Spiritual Stones and enter the Sacred Realm to save the Triforce from Ganondorf; however, Ganondorf caught wind of their plan and chased Zelda out of Hyrule. With the royal family's Ocarina of Time, Link was forced to enter the Sacred Realm in the Temple of Time and withdraw the Master Sword to defeat Ganondorf; however, due to his age and lack of experience, Link was sealed in the Sacred Realm for seven years, inadvertently leaving the Sacred Realm door open and allowing Ganondorf to enter and claim the Triforce of Power and takeover Hyrule. After his release, Link obtained the six Sage Medallions, awakened the seven Sages, and confronted Ganondorf in battle that would lead to one of two outcomes depending on the universe.
 * In the Din Universe, Link is defeated, allowing Ganondorf to extract the Triforces of Courage and Wisdom from Link and Zelda, respectively. With the full Triforce in hand, Ganondorf became Ganon, but the seven Sages sealed him—along with the Triforce—within the Dark World. Ashamed of his defeat, Link return the Master Sword to the Temple of Time and went into hiding.
 * In the Nayru Universe, Link is victorious, allowing the seven Sages to seal Ganondorf in the Sacred Realm. Zelda then sent Link back in time (creating the Farore Universe) to relive his childhood. (His actions would deem him as the Hero of Time.) Using his knowledge of the future, Link alerted the royal family of Ganondorf's planned uprising, resulting in the Gerudo king's arrest and the Sacred Realm remaining pure. Sometime later, Link went on a journey to find a lost friend (implied to be Navi), only to end up in an afterlife-like town called Termina, where a Skull Kid (wearing the corrupted Majora's Mask) plans to drop the moon on the land in three days and destroy everything. Awakening the Four Giants, Link purged the evil within Majora's Mask, returned the moon to the sky, then returned to Hyrule.
 * The fourth incarnation (voiced by Fujiko Takimoto) withdrew the Four Sword, dividing himself amongst four copies, to rescue the fifth Zelda incarnation from being forcefully married to Vaati.
 * The fifth incarnation (voiced by Sachi Matsumoto) was born on Outset Island, where he lived with his grandmother and younger sister: Aryll. On his birthday, Aryll was kidnapped by Helmaroc King, under the order of Ganondorf, and imprisoned in the Forsaken Fortress, but with the help of Tetra (who is revealed to be the sixth incarnation) and King Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule (under the guise of a boat called the King of Red Lions), Link managed to withdraw the Master Sword and rescue her. After restoring power to the Master Sword by awakening the Sages of Wind and Earth, Link defeated Ganondorf once and for all and King Hyrule flooded Hyrule so Link and Zelda (restored back to Tetra) could survive and find a new land to call Hyrule. (His actions would deem him the Hero of Winds.) During his journey with Tetra and her pirate crew, Tetra gets trapped on a ghost ship, forcing Link to team up with Ciela and Captain Linebeck to save her.
 * The sixth incarnation (voiced by Sachi Matsumoto) was forced to withdraw the Four Sword, dividing himself amongst four copies, to rescue the seventh Zelda incarnation and the other six Shrine Maidens from Shadow Link. He then defeated both Vaati and Ganon and sealed them back into the sword.
 * The seventh incarnation (voiced by Fujiko Takimoto) forged the broken Picori Blade into the Four Sword to seal Vaati away.
 * The eighth incarnation (voiced by Akira Sasanuma) started out as a farm boy from Ordon Village. One day, the Bublins abducted the children of the village and Link found himself trapped in the Twilight Realm, where he was turned into a wolf and soon rescued by the cursed Twilight Princess: Midna. After withdrawing the Master Sword, Link was cured of his Twilight curse, allowing him to change between wolf and human at free will, regardless of location. And defeating Zant, the false King of Twilight, and Ganondorf, the banished king of the Gerudo, Link used the Mirror of Twilight to return the restored Midna home and permanently sever connection with the Twilight Realm by destroying the mirror. (His actions would deem him the Hero of Twilight.)
 * The ninth incarnation (voiced by Yuki Kodaira) is a Royal Engineer from Adoba Village. After Link receives his Royal Engineer's Certificate from the tenth Zelda incarnation, she asks him to help her sneak out of the castle and escort her to the Tower of Spirits, but they are attacked by Chancellor Cole and his apprentice, Byrne, who murder Zelda and steal her body, attempting to resurrect Malladus. With the help of Zelda's spirit, now possessing a Phantom Knight, they manage to defeat Cole and Malladus and recover Zelda's body.
 * The tenth incarnation (voiced by Takashi Ohara) is a student at the Knights Academy on Skyloft and childhood friend of the eleventh Zelda incarnation. After Zelda got pulled to the Surface by a twister, Link was given the Goddess Sword by Fi, a being sent sent by Hylia, and headed for the Surface, where he discovered that Zelda was abducted by Ghirmhim to steal her soul and resurrect Demise. After rescuing Zelda and attaining the Goddess's Harp, Link transformed the Goddess Sword into the Master Sword and defeated Ghirahim and Demise, who cursed Link, Zelda, and himself to be reincarnated and battle for all eternity.
 * The eleventh incarnation (voiced by Mitsuki Saiga) is an aspiring blacksmith. One day, when Yuga began attacking Hyrule and turning the inhabitants into paintings (including the twelfth Zelda incarnation), Link met Ravio, a merchant who set up a shop at his house and gave Link his bracelet, which allowed Link to merge through walls. Link eventually chased Yuga to Lorule, where Princess Hilda tasked Link with awakening the Seven Sages to stop Yuga save the twelfth Zelda. Afterwards, Hilda revealed that Yuga is her servant and set up the attacks on Hyrule to steal its Triforce and save her kingdom after the disappearance of Lorule's Triforce; however, Yuga (now transformed into Yuga Ganon), betrayed her princess to steal the Triforce for himself, only to be slain by Link. After recovering Hyrule's Triforce (and rescuing Zelda), Link used it to remake Lorule's Triforce, saving Lorule and restoring it back to light. Sometime later, Link helped lift Lady Maud's curse of forcing Hytopia Princess Styla to wear an ugly jumpsuit.
 * The twelfth incarnation (voiced by Kengo Takanashi) was originally an appointed knight to the thirteenth Zelda incarnation. After being severely wounded by Calamity Ganon, he was placed in the Shrine of Resurrection for healing. Ten millennia later, the amnesiac Link recovered and was required to free the Divine Beasts, recover his memories, withdraw the Master Sword, and destroy Calamity Ganon. After succeeding in all his missions, Link and Zelda prepared to restore Hyrule to its former glory. (His actions would dub him the Hero of the Wild).
 * Makeela Riju (Arisa Sakuraba (Japanese); Elizabeth Maxwell (English)) (21.5): The chief of the Gerudo and Urbosa's descendant.
 * Master Kohga (Atsuyoshi Miyazaki (Japanese); Erik Braa (English)) (21.5): The leader of the Yiga Clan.
 * Mipha (Mayu Isshiki (Japnese); Amelia Githam (English)) (21.5): The princess of the Zora and Champion pilot of Divine Beast Vah Ruta.
 * Nabooru ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The second-in-command of the Gerudo tribe at Gerudo Valley.
 * Navi (Kaori Mizuhashi (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The third Link incarnation's fairy companion from Hyrule until Ganondorf's banishment to the Dark World/Sacred Realm.
 * Nayru ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The Oracle of Ages and the reincarnation of the Goddess of Power of the same name.
 * Princess Ruto (Jun Mizusawa (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The princess of the Zora in Zora's Domain. She is also the third Link's incarnation's fiancée.
 * Purah (Ayano Shibuya (Japanese); Kate Higgins (English)) (21.5): The director of the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab and younger sister of the sixth Impa incarnation.
 * Rauru ([Unknown] Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The Light Sage.
 * Revali (Noboru Yamaguchi (Japanese); Sean Chiplock (English)) (21.5): The Roti Warriors of Rito Village and the Champion pilot of Devine Beast Vah Medoh.
 * Saria (Jun Mizushima (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The third Link incarnation's childhood friend from Kokiri Forest and the Forest Sage.
 * Sidon (Kōsuke Ōnishi (Japanese); Jamie Mortellaro (English)) (21.5): The prince of the Zora and Mipha's younger brother.
 * Skull Kid (Sachi Matsumoto (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A mischievous creature that Link previously met in the Lost Woods. He later arrived in Termina, where he stole the cursed Majora's Mask, corrupting his mind. He attempted to crash the moon into Termina but was stopped and rescued by the third Link incarnation.
 * Smith ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): Hyrule's blacksmith and the seventh Link incarnation's grandfather.
 * Teba (Takuya Masumoto (Japanese); Sean Chiplock (English)) (21.5): Revali's apprentice.
 * Twinrova ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): Gerudo twin witches and Ganondorf's surrogate mothers.
 * Kotake: The Sorceress of Ice.
 * Koume: The Sorceress of Fire.
 * Urbosa (Rei Shimoda (Japanese); Elizabeth Maxwell (English)) (21.5): A member of the Gerudo and the Champion pilot of Divine Beast Vah Naboris.
 * Vaati ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A evil Picori-turned-mage who betrayed his master, Ezlo, and transformed him into a living cap. He destroyed the Picori Blade and attempted to steal the Light Force, but the seventh Link incarnation forged the Picori Blade into the Four Sword and sealed Vaati within it. He managed to break free and attempted to marry the fifth Zelda incarnation but was sealed back into the Four Sword by the fourth Link incarnation. He broke free again after being released by the sixth Link incarnation, but he sealed him back into the sword again.
 * Yunobo (Kumiko Watanabe (Japanese); Joe Hernandez (English)) (21.5): Daruk's grandson.
 * Zelda (04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The name used for several incarnations that usually serve as the princess of Hyrule. They possess the Triforce of Wisdom.
 * The first incarnation (voiced by [Unknown (Japanese) and [Unknown] (English)) broke the Triforce of Wisdom into eight fragments to hide around Hyrule before being kidnapped by Ganon. The first Link incarnation later assembled the Triforce of Wisdom, destroyed Ganon, and rescued Zelda. ]
 * The second incarnation (voiced by [Unknown (Japanese) and [Unknown (English)) (an ancestor of the first)'s brother was corrupted by an evil wizard into attempting to force his younger sister into revealing the location of the Triforce. When Zelda refused, the wizard put her into an eternal slumber. Horrified by his actions, the prince sealed his sister away in the hopes that she would awken one day, then ordered all females born into Hyrule's royal family be named after his sister so the tragedy would never be forgotten, and so history wouldn't repeat itself. Many years later, Zelda was finally awakened from her eternal slumber by the first Link incarnation. ]
 * The third incarnation (voiced by [Unknown (Japanese) and [Unknown (English)) is a maiden descendant of the seven Sages and a sacrificial target that Agahnim to use to free Ganon. Zelda telepathically contacted the second Link incarnation to rescue her from Agahnim. Although Link is successful at first, Zelda is eventually captured and taken to the Dark World, along with the other seven Maidens. Thankfully rescued them and defeated Ganon, then used the sealed Triforce to restore Hyrule. ] Sometime later, Zelda visited Labynna but was abducted by Twinrova as a sacrifice to restore Ganon but Link rescued Zelda and defeated Ganon.
 * The fourth incarnation (voiced by Jun Mizusawa (Japanese) and Zelda Williams (English)) planned to open the Sacred Realm with the third Link incarnation to retrieve the Triforce and stop Ganodorf's uprising; however, Ganondorf caught wind of their plan. Zelda escaped Hyrule with her house maiden, Impa, and entrusted the Ocarina of Time to Link. During her exile, Zelda trained in the ways of the Shiekah, adopting the male identity "Shiek" and aided Link in his quest to find the six medallions. Afterwards, Shiek revealed her secret identity as Zelda—and as the seventh Sage—to Link, but Ganondorf had already seen past her disguise and abducted her, taking her to his castle and using her as bait to lure Link. As soon as Link arrived, he and Ganondorf faced off in a final battle, resulting in one of two outcomes (depending on the universe):
 * In the Din Universe, Ganondorf wins and extracts the Triforce of Courage from him. In an act of desperation, Zelda surrendered the Triforce of Wisdom to the Gerudo king in exchange for sparing the would-be Hero of Time. With the Triforce complete, Ganondorf became Ganon; however, once he let his guard down, the seven Sages sealed Ganon (along with the Triforce) away within the Dark World. Zelda then attempted to restored Hyrule as it entered its downfall.
 * In the Nayru Universe, Link wins and the Sages seal Ganondorf away within the Sacred Realm. Blaming herself for Ganondorf's uprising, Zelda sent Link back in time to relive his childhood (creating the Farore Universe) and stayed behind to restore Hyrule back to its former glory.
 * The fifth incarnation (voiced by [Unknown (Japanese) and [Unknown] (English)) was kidnapped to be forcefully wedded to Vaati, but the fourth Link incarnation saved her. ]
 * Tetra (voiced by Hikari Tachibana (Japanese) and [Unknown (English)) is an orphaned pirate captain. One day, she was abducted by the Helmaroc King but rescued by her crew and the fifth Link incarnation. She assisted Link in in rescuing his sister, Aryll, and was then awakened as the sixth Zelda incarnation. While Link went off to awaken the Sages of Wind and Earth, Zelda waited in the flooded remains of Hyrule, but she was quickly kidnapped by Ganondorf. Link managed to rescue her, and she (restored back to Tetra) and Link returned to the surface world to find a new land to call Hyrule. ] During their journey, Tetra became trapped on a ghost ship and petrified by Bellum, but she was rescued by Link, Ciela, and Captain Linebeck.
 * The seventh incarnation (voiced by Hikari Tachibana (Japanese) and [Unknown (English)) was abducted, along with the other six Shrine Maidens, by Shadow Link, but the sixth Link incarnation saved them with the Four Sword. ]
 * The eighth incarnation (voiced by Hikari Tachibana (Japanese) and [Unknown (English)) was turned to stone by Vaati but rescued by the seventh Link incarnation and the Four Sword. ]
 * The ninth incarnation (voiced by Jun Mizusawa (Japanese) and [Unknown (English)) was usurped by Zant, the false King of Twilight, and imprisoned inside a tower of Hyrule Castle, where she made contact with Midna and the eighth Link incarnation. After Zelda lost her soul, Ganondorf took control of her body to protect him, but Link and Midna rescued her. Afterwards, Link and Zelda returned Midna home to the Twilight Realm and severed contact with it by destroying the Mirror of Twilight. ]
 * The tenth incarnation (voiced by Akane Omae (Japanese) and [Unknown (English)) is the granddaughter of Tetra. Suspecting Chancellor Cole of being untrustworthy, she asked the ninth Link incarnation to sneak her out of the castle to the Tower of Spirits; on their way there, however, Zelda was attacked and murdered by Cole and Byrne, who stole her body to resurrect Malladus. Forced to possess a Phantom Knight, she traveled along the Spirit Tracks with Link to reclaim her body and destroy Malladus. ]
 * The eleventh incarnation (voiced by Yu Shimamura) is a student of the Knights Academy and childhood friend of the tenth Link incarnation. After playing the role of Hylia at the Wing Ceremony, Zelda was abducted by Ghirahim, who tried to steal her soul to resurrect his master: Ghirahim. Fortunately, she was rescued by the younger version of the fourth Impa incarnation. After Link defeated Ghirahim and Demise, Zelda returned with him to Skyloft.
 * The twelfth incarnation (voiced by Ayumi Fujimura (Japanese) and [Unknown (English)) was attacked and turned into a painting by Yuga. After being rescued by Link, they used Hyrule's Triforce to restore Lorule's. ]
 * The thirteenth incarnation (voiced by Yu Shimamura (Japanese) and Patricia Summersett (English)) was the current princess of Hyrule and the leader of the Champions. After the twelfth Link incarnation was appointed as her knight, Zelda was pressured by her father to unlock her sealing power. After the Champions were killed and the Divine Beasts were corrupted by Calamity Ganon, Zelda managed to unlock her powers to save the mortally wounded Link and sealed herself inside Hyrule Castle to keep Calamity Ganon at bay. She used her telepathy to communicate with Link upon his recovery 10,000 years later. After Link defeated Calamity Ganon and rescued Zelda, they took it upon themselves to restore Hyrule.
 * The thirteenth incarnation (voiced by Yu Shimamura (Japanese) and Patricia Summersett (English)) was the current princess of Hyrule and the leader of the Champions. After the twelfth Link incarnation was appointed as her knight, Zelda was pressured by her father to unlock her sealing power. After the Champions were killed and the Divine Beasts were corrupted by Calamity Ganon, Zelda managed to unlock her powers to save the mortally wounded Link and sealed herself inside Hyrule Castle to keep Calamity Ganon at bay. She used her telepathy to communicate with Link upon his recovery 10,000 years later. After Link defeated Calamity Ganon and rescued Zelda, they took it upon themselves to restore Hyrule.

Din Universe
<The universe that chronicles the Downfall Timeline: A Link to the Past, Link's Awakening, Oracle of Season, Oracle of Ages, A Link Between Worlds, The Legend of Zelda, and The Adventure of Link>


 * Agahnim ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): An evil wizard sent by Ganon to kidnap the seven Maidens.
 * King Tuft (Takahiro Fujiwara (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): The monarch that presides over Hytopia.
 * Lady Maud (Seiko Tamura (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): The witch of the Drablands and Madame Couture's older sister.
 * Madame Couture (Seiko Tamura (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): The titular proprietor of Madame Couture's, the high-end clothing store in Hytopia, and Lady Maud's younger sister.
 * Magician ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): An evil magician who casted the eternal slumber curse on the second Zelda incarnation.
 * Marin (Yuko Natsuyoshi (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A girl who lived in Mabe Village on Koholint Island. After Link awakened the Wind Fish, it was revealed that Koholint Island was its dreamworld and the inhabitants, including Marin, vanished.
 * Moblin General ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The leader of the remainder of Ganon's army bent on killing the first Link incarnation and using his blood to bring back their master.
 * Old Man ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): An unnamed old man who give the first Link incarnation tools and clues in helping him rescue the first Zelda incarnation from Ganon.
 * Onox ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The "General of Darkness" who wished to ruin the land of Holodrum in accordance with the wishes of his master, Twinrova, by capturing the Oracle of Seasons.
 * Princess Hilda (Kei Hayami (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The princess of Lorule and the twelfth Zelda incarnation's Lorulean counterpart.
 * Princess Styla (Aya Saito (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): The beautiful sovereign of Hytopia.
 * Queen Ambi ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The queen of Labrynna.
 * Ralph ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): Nayru's childhood friend and loyal guardian.
 * Ravio (Mitsuki Saiga (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Lorule merchant and the eleventh incarnation's Lorulean counterpart.
 * Sir Combsly (Haruo Sato (Japanese); ([Unknown] (English)) (21.5): A servant of King Tuft and commander of the Witch-Hunting Brigade of Hytopia.
 * Tarin (Kazuya Ichijo (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): Marin's father.
 * Veran ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A loyal servant to Twinrova, dedicated to bringing about the Dark Lord Ganon's revival by bringing sorrow to the hearts of everyone in Labrynna.
 * Yuga (Seiro Ogino (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): Princess Hilda's servant.

Farore Universe
<The universe that chronicles the Adult Link Timeline: The Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, and Spirit Tracks>


 * Alfonzo ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Royal Engineer and the grandson of Gonzo.
 * Anjean ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The protector of the Tower of Spirits and former master of Byrne.
 * Aryll (Sachi Matsumoto (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The fifth Link incarnation's younger sister.
 * Bellum ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): An evil, large, squid-like, malevolent creature that petrified Tetra.
 * Byrne ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A servant of Chancellor Cole.
 * Captain Linebeck ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The lazy captain of the SS Linebeck.
 * Chancellor Cole (Koki Harasawa (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A corrupt government official in the kingdom of Hyrule and servant of the tenth Zelda incarnation.
 * Ciela ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The fifth Link incarnation's fairy companion and the Spirit of Time and Courage.
 * Fado ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The deceased Wind Sage.
 * Gonzo ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A member of Tetra's Pirate Crew.
 * King Daphnese Nohansen Hyrule ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The king of Hyrule and the voice for the King of Red Lions.
 * Laruto ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The deceased Earth Sage.
 * Makar ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Korok from the Forest Haven.
 * Malladus ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The Demon King.
 * Medli (Chiaki Takahashi (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A young Rito, and the apprentice attendant of Valoo, the patron deity of the Rito.
 * Niko ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A member of Tetra's Pirate Crew.
 * Oshus ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The Ocean King and a large white whale disguised as a hermit.
 * Prince Komali ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The prince of the Rito.
 * Rito Chieftain ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The unnamed leader of the Rito and father of Komali.

Nayru Universe
<The universe that chronicles the Child Link Timeline: Majora's Mask, Twilight Princess, and Four Swords Adventures>


 * Agitha (Yuiko Tatsumi (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The self-proclaimed bug princess. Unlike the rest of the citizens of Hyrule, she is not afraid of scary animals.
 * Darbus ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The Patriarch of the Goron tribe of Death Mountain.
 * Darmani III ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A deceased Goron hero.
 * Deku King ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The unnamed king of the Deku Scrubs in Southern Swamp.
 * Deku Princess ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The unnamed princess of the Deku Scrubs.
 * Elder's Son ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The unnamed titular son of the tribal patriarch of the Gorons.
 * Foolish Monkey ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A nameless friend of Deku Princess.
 * Goron Elder ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The unnamed tribal patriarch of the Gorons in Snowhead.
 * Igos du Ikana ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The king of Ikana Kingdom at Ikana Canyon.
 * Ilia (Juri Takita (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A young girl who lives in Ordon Village.
 * Lulu ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The lead singer of the ever-popular Zora soft rock band, The Indigo-Go's, from Great Bay.
 * Midna (Akiko Komoto (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The Twilight Princess of the dark, yet peaceful, Twili race.
 * Mikau ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The deceased guitarist of the ever-popular Zora soft rock band, The Indigo-Go's.
 * Pamela ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The daughter of an unnamed research scientist at the Music Box House in Ikana Canyon.
 * Prince Ralis ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The prince of the Zora people and son of Rutela.
 * Renado ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A villager of Kakariko Village.
 * Rusl ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The eighth Link incarnation's mentor.
 * Rutela ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The queen of the Zora people and mother of Ralis.
 * Shadow Link (Sachi Matsumoto (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): An evil doppelgänger of the sixth Link incarnation.
 * Tael ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The third Link incarnation's companion in Termina.
 * Tatl ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): Tatl's younger brother companion.
 * Yeta ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): Yeto's sick wife.
 * Yeto ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): Yeta's husband.
 * Zant (Junji Kitajima (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The false King of Twilight.

Lylat System
<The main setting of the Star Fox video games>


 * Andrew Oikonny (Atsushi Abe (Japanese); Mike West (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A member of Star Wolf and Andross' nephew.
 * Andross (Tsuguo Mogami (Japanese); David Frederick White (English)) (10.5; 21.5): An evil former mad scientist of the Cornerian Defense Force.
 * Falco Lombardi (Kōsuke Takaguchi (Japanese); Mark Lund (English)) (04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A hot-shot pilot from Corneria and member of Star Fox.
 * Fox McCloud (Takashi Ōhara (Japanese); Mike West (English)) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A heroic mercenary from Corneria and leader of the mercenary team: Star Fox. Fox was originally a pilot for the Cornerian Defense Force; however, after the death of his father, James (the original founder of Star Fox), Fox left the army to reform Star Fox in the hopes of honoring (and avenging) his father.
 * General Pepper (Tsuguo Mogami (Japanese); David Frederick White (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The general of the Cornerian Defense Force and the primary employer of Star Fox.
 * Leon Powalski (Takashi Ohara (Japanese); Ja Green (Enligsh)) (10.5; 21.5): A member of Star Wolf. His main rival is Falco.
 * Peppy Hare (Kunpei Sakamoto (Japanese); Jaz Adams (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A veteran member of Star Fox and the sole remaining member of the original team.
 * Pigma Dengar (Tsuguo Mogami (Japanese); David Frederick White (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A former Star Fox-turned-Star Wolf meber. His main rival is Peppy.
 * Slippy Toad (Kei Hayami (Japanese); Lyssa Browne (English)) (04.5; 21.5): The mechanic and inventor for the Star Fox team. He is the most attacked out of the group, resulting in his teammates trying to save him.
 * Wolf O'Donnell (Kōsuke Takaguchi (Japanese); Mike West (Enligsh)) (10.5; 21.5): The leader of Star Fox's rival mercenary team: Star Wolf. His main rival is Fox.

{Mario Multiverse}
<The settings of various Mario video games>

{Dr. Mario Universe}
<The main setting of the Dr. Mario video games: an alternate universe where the Mario Bros. became medical doctors instead of plumbers and never lived in the Mushroom Kingdom>


 * Dr. Luigi Mario (Tasuku Hatanaka (Japanese); Cole Sprouse (English)) (21.5): A medical doctor and younger/alternate version of Luigi.
 * Dr. Mario Mario (Mamoru Miyano (Japanese); Dylan Sprouse (English, teen)) (04.5; 17.5; 21.5): A medical doctor and younger/alternate version of Mario.

{Mario-Shared Universe}
<The universe that serves as the main setting of the Mario video games, as well as other franchises set in that universe>

{Donkey Kong Region}
<The main setting of the Donkey Kong video games>


 * Candy Kong (Satsuki Tsuzumi (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): DK's girlfriend.
 * Cranky Kong (Takashi Nagasako (Japanese); Fred Armisen (English)) (10.5; 21.5): DK's father.
 * Diddy Kong (Katsumi Suzuki (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): Donkey Kong's nephew and sidekick.
 * Dixie Kong (Kahoru Sasajima (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): Diddy's girlfriend.
 * Donkey "DK" Kong (Takashi Nagasako (Japanese); Seth Rogen (English)) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A giant ape from Kong Island.
 * Funky Kong (Toshihide Tsuchiya (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): DK's brother and Diddy's father.
 * King K. Rool (Toshihide Tsuchiya (Japanese); Chris Sutherland (English)) (21.5): The king of the Kremlings and DK's arch-nemesis.
 * Tiny Kong (Kahoru Sasajima (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): Dixie's sister.
 * Wrinkley Kong (Miho Yamada (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): The deceased mother of DK and wife of Cranky. She now appears as a spirit.

{Mario Region}
<The main setting on the Mario video games>


 * Bowser Jr. ([Unknown] (Japanese); Caety Sagoian (English)) (17.5; 21.5): Bowser's eighth and youngest child.
 * Foreman Spike ([Unknown] (Japanese); Sebastian Maniscalco (English)) (21.5): The Mario Bros.'s employer during their construction days.
 * Iggy Koopa ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): Bowser's fourth child and one of the Koopalings.
 * King Bowser Koopa: (Kenta Miyake (Japanese); Jack Black (English)) (04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The king of the Koopas and the arch-nemesis of the Mario Bros. His goal is to force Princess Peach into marrying him so he can take over the Mushroom Kingdom; however, the Mario Bros. always thwart his plans.
 * Larry Koopa ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): Bowser's seventh child and the youngest of the Koopalings.
 * Lemmy Koopa ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): Bowser's second child and one of the Koopalings.
 * Ludwig von Koopa ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): Bowser's eldest child and the oldest of the Koopalings.
 * Luigi Mario (Tasuku Hatanaka (Japanese); Charlie Day (English)) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A young plumber of Italian descent from the Mushroom Kingdom and Mario's more cowardly younger brother.
 * Luma (Yuya Takezawa (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A race of star-like creatures.
 * Mario Mario (Mamoru Miyano (Japanese); Chris Pratt (English)) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A young plumber of Italian descent from the Mushroom Kingdom. He is in love with Princess Peach.
 * Morton Koopa Jr. ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): Bowser's sixth child and one of the Koopalings.
 * Papa Pio Mario ([Unknown] (Japanese); Charles Martinet (English)) (21.5): The father of the Mario Bros. He currently lives in New Donk City.
 * Pauline ([Unknown] (Japanese); Kate Higgins (English)) (21.5): The mayor of New Donk City and Mario's ex-girlfriend.
 * Piranha Plant ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): A race of plant creatures that are (mostly) servants of Bowser.
 * Princess Daisy ([Unknown] (Japanese); Deanna Mustard (English)) (21.5): The princess of Sarasland.
 * Princess Peach Toadstool (Arisa Shida (Japanese); Anya Taylor-Joy (English)) (04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The princess of the Mushroom Kingdom. She has been a victim of many kidnappings by Bowser, prompting the Mario Bros. to save her.
 * Rosalina ([Unknown] (Japanese); Laura Faye Smith (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The surrogate mother of the Lumas.
 * Roy Koopa ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): Bowser's third child and one of the Koopalings.
 * Toad (Tomokazu Seki (Japanese); Keegan-Michael Key (English)) (10.5; 21.5): Princess Peach's attendant and a longtime protector of the Mushroom Kingdom.
 * Wendy O. Koopa ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): Bowser's fifth child, his only daughter, and one of the Koopalings.

{Wario Region}
<The main setting of the Wario video games>


 * Wario Wario (Hironori Kondo (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The founder and CEO of WarioWare Inc. and Mario's greedy rival.

{Yoshi Region}
<The main setting of the Yoshi video games>


 * Yoshi (Kazumi Totaka) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A dinosaur from Yoshi's Island.

{Mega Man Universe}
<The main setting of the Mega Man video games>


 * Mega Man (Ayaka Fukuhara (Japanese); Benjamin Diskin (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A battle robot created by Dr. Light.

{Metal Gear Universe}
<The main setting of the Metal Gear video games>


 * Solid Snake (Akio Ōtsuka (Japanese); David Hayter (English)) (10.5; 21.5): An on-and-off secret agent of the High-Tech Special Forces Unit FOXHOUND.

{Metroid Universe}
<The main setting of the Metroid video games>


 * Dark Samus (Ai Kobayashi (Japanese); Alesia Glidewell (English)) (21.5): A dark clone of Samus.
 * Ridley ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): A vicious, yet highly intelligent, space pirate.
 * Samus Aran (Ai Kobayashi (Japanese); Jessica Martin (English)) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): An intergalactic bounty hunter working for the Galactic Federation. She is at first believed to be a male when first seen wearing her Power Suit.

{Minecraft Universe}
<The main setting of the Minecraft video games>


 * Steve ([Unknown] (Japanese); Markus Persson (English)) (21.5): A resident of Minecraft.

{Pac-Man Universe}
<The main setting of the Pac-Man video games>


 * Pac-Man (Yuka Terasaki (Japanese); Erica Mendez (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A yellow ball creature.

{Persona Universe}
<The main setting of the Persona video games>


 * Ren Amamiya (Jun Fukuyama (Japanese); Xander Mobus (English)) (21.5): The Joker and leader of the Phantom Thieves.

{Pikmin Universe}
<The settings of the Pikmin video games>


 * Captain Olimar (Kazumi Totaka (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The captain of the S.S. Dolphin.

{Pokémon Multiverse}
<The settings of various Pokémon media>

{Anime Universe}
<The main setting of the Pokémon anime>


 * '''Ash Ketchum (Rica Matsumoto (Japanese); Sarah Natochenny (English)) (01.0-23.0): The main protagonist; a ten-year-old Pokémon trainer from the Kanto region's Pallet Town who became licensed on his tenth birthday. Ash liked climbing big trees as a child. He also did mountain boarding in Pallet Town and loved silly and scary faces from his mother. As a child, Ash got lost while traveling through the woods alone to meet new Pokémon; he helped shelter some Pokémon from the rain under a tree, inspiring him to become a Pokémon trainer and meet new Pokémon. Prior to becoming licensed Pokémon trainers, Ash and Gary Oak (his future rival) both caught a Poké Ball at the same time and ended up with both ends of the ball, igniting their rivalry. Prior to his journey, Ash saw a Pokémon movie about a Clefairy who stole a hamburger from Teddiursa. As a child, Ash tried attended a Pokémon camp run by Professor Oak; however, he accidentally destroyed his alarm clock and ended up late and was left behind by Oak the other camp attendees. He later attended Oak's summer camp, where he met and befriended a girl named Serena. The night before obtaining his first Pokémon, Ash accidentally destroyed his alarm clock while asleep, causing him to sleep in and miss out on all the starter Pokémon (Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle), so his mentor, Professor Oak, gave him a Pikachu as a starter. Ash's dream is to become a Pokémon master, as well as defeat Gary. Ash can be somewhat reckless, incompetent, self-centered, dimwitted, careless, irresponsible, selfish, clumsy, arrogant, immature, rude, bossy, stubborn, obnoxious, and even childish at times, but improved and matured as the main series continued. In Kanto, Ash usually turns his hat backwards whenever he fights in a Pokémon battle or tries to catch a Pokémon. Ash attempted the Pokémon League Admissions Exam in the hopes of joining the Pokémon League without the need to earn gym badges but ended up with the third-lowest score (only slightly above Jessie and James). After winning eight badges—Boulder, Cascade, Thunder, Marsh, Rainbow, Soul, Volcano, and Earth—Ash entered the Indigo Plateau Conference; Ash managed to win four rounds but lost the fifth round against his newest friendly rival: Ritchie. The next day, Professor Oak asked Ash and his friends to go to Valencia Island in the Orange Archipelago and pick up a Poké Ball called the GS Ball that was acquired by Professor Ivy. While on the Orange Islands, Ash decided to enter its Pokémon League. After winning four badges—Coral-Eye, Sea Ruby, Spike Shell, and Jade Star—Ash entered the Orange League and defeated the champion, Drake, earning the Winner's Trophy and a spot in the Hall of Fame. Upon returning home, Ash delivered the GS Ball to Professor Oak. After losing to Gary, Ash decided to enter the Pokémon League in the Johto region; Professor Oak asked him to take the GS Ball to a Poké Ball designer named Kurt for further studying. In Azelea Town, Ash and his friends helped Kurt (disguised as a Slowpoke) rescue a Slowpoke herd from Team Rocket, as well as solve the town's drought problem (the rescued Slowpoke summon a rainfall to fill the water). Afterwards, Ash and his friends delivered the GS Ball to Kurt, only to learn that it was apparently just a regular Poké Ball. Kurt gave Ash and his friends some Fast Balls in return for helping him with the Slowpokes. Ash was later given an additional Lure Ball by Kurt. After winning eight badges—Zephyr, Hive, Plain, Fog, Storm, Mineral, Glacier, and Rising—Ash entered the Silver Conference; he defeated Gary but lost to Harrison in the quarterfinals of the championship tournament. Under Harrison's suggestion, Ash decided to enter the Pokémon League in the Hoenn region; starting with Hoenn, Ash would start fresh by leaving all his Pokémon (except Pikachu) behind in Kanto, as well as receive a brand-new set of clothing from his mother. After winning eight badges—Stone, Knuckle, Dynamo, Heat, Balance, Feather, Mind, and Rain—Ash entered the Ever Grande Conference; he managed to reach the Victory Tournament but lost to Tyson in the third round. Afterwards, Ash and his friends went their separate ways and returned home. Under suggestion of Battle Frontier creator Scott, Ash decided to enter Kanto's Battle Frontier, to which Brock, Max, and May rejoined him. After winning seven symbols—Knowledge, Guts, Tactics, Luck Spirits, Ability, Brave—Ash is entered into the Battle Frontier Hall of Fame but rejected becoming a Frontier Brain. After he parted ways with his friends again, Ash decided to enter the Pokémon League (Aipom secretly joined him and Pikachu) in Sinnoh. Ash's main Sinnoh rival is Paul. During his Sinnoh travels, Ash decided to start entering Pokémon contests at the behest of his Aipom, starting with the Jubifile City contest. Under the suggestion of Hoenn Contest Master Wallace, Ash decided to enter the Wallace Cup, losing at the quarterfinals. After winning eight badges—Coal, Forest, Cobble, Fen, Relic, Mine, Icicle, and Beacon—Ash entered the Lily of the Valley Conference; he defeated Paul in the quarterfinals but lost to Tobias in the semifinals. After Sinnoh, Ash parted ways with his friends and went on vacation with his mother and Professor Oak to the Unova region, where Ash decided to enter its Pokémon League. Ash's main Unova rival is Trip. On their way to Nimbasa City, Ash and his friends were casted in several movies made by an aspiring filmmaker named Luke. After winning eight badges—Trio, Basic, Insect, Bolt, Quake, Jet, Freeze, and Toxic—Ash entered the Vertress Conference; he defeated Trip in the first round but lost to Cameron in the quarterfinals. After defeating Team Plasma, Ash decided to return back to Kanto, with Cilan and Iris joining him; on their way, they took a cruise ship to the Decolore Islands; however, after an encounter with Professor Oak on Torom Island, Ash and his friends decided to continue exploring the Decolore Islands a little while longer. After Cilan and Iris departed for Johto, Ash decided to accompany Alexa, a Pokémon reporter that accompanied Ash and his Unova friends to Kanto, to Kalos for its Pokémon League. Ash became a baron after winning his first Battle Chateau challenge. After winning eight badges—Bug, Cliff, Rumble, Plant, Voltage, Fairy, Psychic, and Iceberg—Ash entered the Lumiose Conference; he managed to reach the finals but lost to his newest rival: Alain. After defeating Team Flare, Ash parted ways with his friends and returned home to Kanto. Sometime later, Ash went on vacation to Melemele Island in the Alola region with Pikachu, Mimey, and his mother: Delia; on behalf of Professor Oak, Ash also delivered a Pokémon egg to Oak's cousin, Samson, the principal of the Pokémon School; the egg would into a Vulpix. After being given a Electrium Z-equipped Z-Ring by Melemele Island's guardian, Tapu Koko (who stole it from Hala), Ash decided to stay in Alola and attend Pokémon School. After using his Z-Ring, Ash discovers that the crystals disintegrate, thus Ash decides to compete in the Alola's island challenges in the hopes of getting more Z-Crystals. Ash's main Alola rival is Gladion, Lillie's older estranged brother. During a Pokémon School field trip to Kanto, Ash reunited his Kanto/Johto traveling friends: Brock and Misty. Since his enrollment at Pokémon School, Ash has been staying at Professor Kukui's house. Ash's Z-Ring was later upgraded to a Z-Power Ring by the guardian deities. After the incident with Nihilego, Ash and his classmates became the Ultra Guardians to combat further Ultra Beast attacks. An Ultra Beast named Poipole had fallen in love with Pikachu. Ash became eager to enter the then in-development Alola League upon its announcement by Professor Kukui. After passing three trials—Verdant Cavern, Lush Jungle, Thrifty Megamart—and four grand trails—Melemele Island, Akala Island, Ula'ula Island, and Poni Island—Ash entered and won the Manalo Conference, becoming the inaugural Alola League Champion, then defeated Professor Kukui in a post-Manalo Conference exhibition match. After graduating from the Pokémon School, Ash continued traveling around the world after returning to Pallet Town, leaving all his Alolan-caught Pokémon behind with Professor Kukui. Whenever he's asleep, he has a tendency of destroying his Pokémon Ball alarm clock, which he mistakes as a real Poké Ball, causing him to oversleep and be late for important moments. Sometime later, Ash returned to Vermillion City to attend a Pokémon lecture by Professor Cerise in his newly opened laboratory. After learning about the arrival of rare Pokémon, Ash headed to the coordinates of the location, where he discovered Lugia and met Goh for the first time. This encounter caused Ash to become Professor Cerise's research fellow. After hearing of a phenomenon involving Pokémon becoming giant-sized, Ash and Goh headed for the Galar region to investigate.'''
 *  Ambipom (Chie Satō (Japanese); Emily Jenness (English)) (09.0-11.0): Aipom originally belonged to a herd of Pokémon that was forced to steal stuff (including Ash's hat, May's ribbons, and Taylor's berries) for a giant Slaking; however, the Slaking was actually a giant mechanical robot driven by Team Rocket. After returning the stolen belonging, Aipom began following Ash and continued stealing hats (including Ash's) for fun. After causing too much trouble, Ash eventually defeated her and caught her, but she continued stealing hats and causing other types of mischief. Like Pikachu, she hardly (if ever) stayed inside her Poké Ball for Hoenn. Ash traded Aipom for his Torkoal for the Battle Pyramid rematch, but she returned after his second defeat. When Ash and Pikachu left for the Sinnoh region, Aipom secretly joined them. Due to Aipom's love of contests, Ash traded her for Dawn Buizel. While she and her trainer were trapped in an illusion created by the Unown, Aipom evolved into Ambipom. After entering a Pokémon ping pong tournament with her trainer, Ambipom took a strong liking to the sport that Dawn allowed her to train with O. 
 * Bayleef (Mika Kanai) (03.0-23.0): Chikorita was originally found on Route 29. She was stubborn, especially when fighting against Ash, but after the latter saved her from Team Rocket, she decided to join him, somewhat falling in love with him. She was jealous of Ash giving too much attention to Pikachu, but they became friends after escaping from Team Rocket. Chikorita later evolved into Bayleef while battling Team Rocket outside a wind turbine facility. As Bayleef, she got so excited that she began tackling her trainer in love and excitement, but after being scolded several times for her behavior, and a battle with Team Rocket, she learned to control her excitement. For Scarlet City's Whirl Cup, Ash temporarily traded Bayleef for his Kingler; while staying at Professor Oak's laboratory, Bayleef became violent and attacked her temporary caretaker in loneliness until Ash's elimination from the Whirl Cup, to which Bayleef was immediately returned back to her trainer. For the Lily of the Valley Conference, Ash traded one of his five Sinnoh Pokémon for Bayleef.
 * Beedrill (Kōichi Sakaguchi) (04.0-05.0): Ash originally caught a Beedrill with a Park Ball at Johto's National Park during a bug-catching contest but gave it away to Casey due to her love of yellow striped Pokémon.
 * Boldore (Inuko Inuyama (Japanese); Tom Wayland (English)) (14.0-23.0): The Roggenrola originally lived in a cave, where they were abducted by Team Rocket. After Ash and his friends saved the Roggenrola, they returned to cave home, except for one that decided to travel with Ash. During Ash's gym battle with Clay, Roggenrola evolved into Boldero and defeated Excadrill.
 * Buizel (Kiyotaka Fukushima) (10.0-23.0): A very powerful Buizel originally lived around Route 205 where he defeated many trainers and stole their fishing rods. After a failed attempt by Ash and Zoey at catching him, Dawn managed to catch him after saving him from Team Rocket. Due to Buizel's love of fighting, Dawn traded him for Ash's Aipom. Ash retreived Buziel for the quarterfinals of the Lily of the Valley Conference, where he defeated Paul's Gastrodon but lost to Drapion.
 * Bulbasaur (Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (01.0-23.0): Originally owned by Melanie in the Hidden Village, Bulbasaur protected sick, injured, and abandoned Pokémon. After Ash and his friends helped Bulbasaur and Melanie fight against Team Rocket, Melanie decided to give Bulbasaur to Ash. When it appeared Bulbasaur was going to evolve into Ivysaur, he was abducted by a herd of Bulbasaur and taken to the Mysterious Garden for an evolution festival; however, he ultimately rejected evolution and continued staying Bulbasaur. He seems to have a crush on Florinda's Gloom. Bulbasaur was transferred back to Professor Oak's laboratory to solve a grass-type Pokémon feud in Oak's research facility garden. Ash's Bulbasaur was transferred to Hoenn to play with May's newly captured Bulbasaur, but thanks to Team Rocket meddling with the transporter, he ended up in their clutches. He escaped and quickly became friends with May's Bulbasaur, but he was quickly forced to return to Professor Oak's lab to stop the reignited grass Pokémon feud. Ash briefly reclaimed Bulbasaur for a second Battle Pyramid rematch.
 * Butterfree (Rikako Aikawa) (01.0): Ash's first caught Pokémon. Ash originally caught a Caterpie in Viridian Forest. As Caterpie, he seemed to be attracted to Misty. He later evolved into Metapod after defeating Team Rocket, and then into Butterfree after being rescued from a Beedrill horde. Aboard the St. Anne, Ash traded Butterfree for a gentleman's Raticate, but later changed his mind and demanded a re-trade. During the Butterfree's season of love, Butterfree fell in love with a pink female Butterfree and made many attempts to mate with her, only to be rejected every time. After all the Butterfree were kidnapped, Ash's Butterfree helped save them all, causing the pink female Butterfree to accept him as her mate. Ash tearfully released his Butterfree so he could live with his new mate and start his own family.
 * Charizard (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); Billy Bob Thompson (English)) (01.0-03.0; 05.0; 09.0; 16.0-23.0): Ash and his friends originally encountered a Charmander on a rock on Route 24 waiting for his trainer, Damian, who had secretly abandoned him. After Ash and his friends saved him from the rain, Charmander realized the truth and rejected Damian in favor of Ash. He later evolved into Charmeleon, and into Charizard later on, but began becoming disobedient and lazy due to his trainer's lack of experience, only rarely battling (such as against an Aerodactyl and Blaine's Magmar) and following Ash's commands; this was made more apparent as his refusal to fight at the Indigo Plateau Conference resulted in his trainer losing. It wouldn't be until after losing to Tad's Poliwrath that Charizard started listening to Ash, later defeating the same Poliwrath in a rematch. After Charizard was defeated by all the Charizards of the Charicific Valley in Johto, Ash allowed him to stay there for more training; since then, Charizard had been dating Liza's female Charizard: Charla. Charizard briefly returned to Ash and his friends to help them save the Dragon's Holy Land from Team Rocket, to battle against Blackthorn Gym Leader Clair, for the Silver Conference, and to battle Noland. Ash temporarily reclaimed Charizard for the Battle Factory and a second Battle Pyramid rematch. Charizard eventually left the Charicific Valley and returned home to Pallet Town, where Professor Oak transferred him to Ash at a Kanto fair in Unova; upon his arrival, he formed a huge rivalry with Iris' Dragonite.
 * Corphish (Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (06.0-23.0): Corphish originally attacked Ash and his friends on Dewford Island from within the sands until Ash submerged it and caught it; unfortunately, it's behavior wasn't very pleasant at first as its method of saying hello involved violence, and it ate the other Pokémon's food. Since Treecko's evolution into Grovyle, Corphish had apparently become jealous of him getting more attention from Ash. Corphish had a crush on Samantha's Mawile, even though Mawile rejected its love in favor of Brock's Lombre. For the Lily of the Valley Conference, Ash traded one of his five Sinnoh Pokémon for Corphish.
 * Donphan (Kenta Miyake) (05.0-23.0): Ash originally an egg given to him by Mr. Shelby as a reward for winning an extreme Pokémon race around Route 42. A few days later, the egg hatched into a Phanpy, but it refused to go into its Poké Ball because it didn't have the training yet. After accidentally being attacked by Ash's Pikachu (who tried to save it from Team Rocket), it became scared of its trainer and ran away to join Team Rocket. Team Rocket tricked Phanpy into helping them steal Pikachu, then they kidnapped it as well. Pikachu and Phanpy escaped, and the latter nearly ended up going over a waterfall, but it was rescued by Ash and overcame its fears of him, defeating Team Rocket shortly afterwards. For the Battle Frontier, Ash decided to take Phanpy with him. It later evolved into Donphan. For the Lily of the Valley Conference, Ash traded one of his Pokémon for Donphan, where it lost to Conway's Dusknoir.
 * Gible (Daisuke Sakaguchi (Japanese); Tom Wayland (English)) (12.0-23.0): Gible originally lived on Route 210, where it unsuccessfully tried to master a Draco Meteor move (mostly landing on Dawn's Piplup as a result). After managing to master the move with the help of Ash and his friends, he began following them and eventually joined Ash on their way to Daybreak Town, but he lost against Barry's Empoleon on his first match, becoming more obedient to Ash afterwards. Gible likes to bite and/or eat many things (like Ash's head).
 * Glalie (Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese); Pete Zarustica (English)) (08.0-23.0): Glalie originally lived as a Snorunt on Izabe Island, where he would play pranks on visitors of the Pokémon Center (such as stealing Ash's badges and freezing him as well). After he was rescued from Team Rocket, Ash caught him. While battling Team Rocket near the Pokémon Grand Festival, Snorunt evolved into Glalie. Before participating in Kanto's Battle Frontier, Ash left Torkoal at Professor Oak's lab. For the Lily of the Valley Conference, Ash traded one of his Pokémon for Glalie.
 * Gliscore (Katsuyuki Konishi) (11.0-23.0): Gligar originally belonged to a herd led by a Gliscor that was acidentally blown out of Route 215 into a city. Before long, it attracted the Gligar within the city, scaring the citizens out of the city (except the city's Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny). After the Gliscor was caught by Paul, Ash and his friends managed to help return the Gligar back to their home, except for one that decided to stay with Ash. It has a huge problem with flying and occasionally ended up crashing. As Gligar, it was a crybaby and had a fear of fighting after losing to Paul's Gliscore, causing it to lose many battles, even during training. Gary gives Ash a razor fang to help Gligar evolve into Gliscore; after an escape attempt from Team Rocket with its trainer, Gligar used the razor fang to evolve into Gliscore After losing to McCann's Scizor in an air battle, twice, Gliscore decided to train with McCann. Gliscore returned to Ash for the quarterfinals of the Lily of the Valley Conference, where it defeated Paul's Drapion but lost against Electivire.
 * Goodra (Yūji Ueda (Japanese); Jason Griffith (English)) (18.0-19.0): Ash his friends originally found a dehydrated Goomy on Route 14 and healed at a nearby lake. Goomy hates bug- and poison-type Pokémon because Florges attacked its homeland, the wetlands, with swarms of Ariados, Yanmega, Pinsir, Beedrill, and Seviper (although was actually trying to gain water from healing spring to heal her ill daughter: Floette), as well as fairy-types—especially Clemont (and Bonnie)'s Dedenne—since dragon-types are weak against them. After escaping the clutches of Team Rocket with Pikachu, Ash asked Goomy to join him. Goomy eventually got over its fear of fairy-types after being saved from Team Rocket by Dedenne. After Ash tried to save Goomy from a Grumpig, Goomy's determination to save him caused it to evolve into Sliggoo; it later evolved into Goodra after using Rain Dance to put out a fire caused by Team Rocket. After rescuing Floette, Ash decides to return Goodra to the wetlands for its protection. Ash and his friends returned to the wetlands to reunite with Goodra and stop a misbehaving Carbink. Ash reclaimed Goodra for the Lumiose Conference; Goodra ended up in a double defeat against Sawyer's Slurpuff in the semifinals and lost to Alain's Bisharp in the finals. After the defeat of Team Flare, Goodra returned to the wetlands.
 *  Greninja (Yūji Ueda (Japanese); Billy Bob Thompson (English)) (17.0-19.0): Ash's starter Kalos Pokémon. After hatching from his egg, Froakie originally spent too much time training alone and not befriending any other Froakie that it became obsessed with getting stronger. After being healed by Nurse Joy and given to Professor Sycamore, Froakie became determined to get stronger by finding a trainer all by himself, but he was unable to find a trainer that he could love, and every trainer who chose him as their starter Pokémon immediately returned him back to Sycamore near Lumiose City. Froakie first helped save Ash's Pikachu from Team Rocket but became badly injured and rushed to Professor Sycamore's lab. After saving Professor Sycamore's brainwashed Garchomp, Froakie respected Ash so much that he decided to travel with him. Froakie refused to get along with Hawlucha due to a double battle with Clemont, but they learned to work together in an attempt to rescue Ash from Trevenant. During a ninja training mission with Sanpei, Froakie evolved into Frogadier. Olympia prophesized that Frogadier will become stronger and bond more with Ash, prophesizing his possible mega evolution. While battling Heidayu and Kagetomo, Frogadier evolved into Greninja; he also developed an ability to become Ash-Greninja (Olympia's mega evolution prophecy) because of his bond and emotions with his trainer. After defeating of Team Flare, Greninja leaves Ash to protect Zygarde and the rest of Kalos. 
 * Hawlucha (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); H.D. Quinn (English)) (17.0-23.0): Hawlucha was originally the champion of a forest on Route 11, having claimed the title from Machamp; however, Hawlucha had been unable to perfect his Flying Press attack. After Ash helped Hawlucha perfect the move, Machamp returned to reclaim the title but lost. Ash then asked Hawlucha to join him, promising him that the forest would be okay. Hawlucha had trouble getting along with Froakie due to a double battle with Clemont, but they learned to work together in an attempt to rescue Ash from Trevenant.
 * Heracross (Katsuyuki Konishi) (03.0-23.0): Ash's first Johto Pokémon. Ash and his friends found a horde of Heracross on Route 29 drinking tree sap out of a tree when a horde of Pinsir (who were indirectly chased away from their trees by Team Rocket) attacked. After Ash and his friends took care of Team Rocket, one of the Heracross decided to travel with Ash. He spends most of his time drinking sap from trees, as well as nectar from Bulbasaur's bulb. Ash traded Heracross for one of his Tauros to take part in the Rock and Tumble One-on-One Tauros Competition. Ash temporarily reclaimed Heracross for the Battle Palace. Ash retreived Heracross for the Lily of the Valley Conference, where it defeated Nando's Kricketune but lost to Tobias' Darkrai.
 *  Incineroar ([Unknown] (Japanese); H.D. Quinn (English)) (20.0-22.0): Litten originally lived in an abandoned house in Hau'oli City with an elderly Stoutland; Litten occasionally stole food from trainers (including Ash) and marketplaces to help the elderly Pokémon. After Ash managed to track Litten down (in revenge for it stealing his sandwich), he discovered the situation and decided to leave them alone. Sometime later, Litten and Stoutland relocated under a bridge. When Stoutland passed away, Ash convinced the lonely Litten to join him. During a rematch with the Masked Royal, Litten evolved into Torracat. For a wrestling battle against the evil Revengers, Ash (undergoing the wrestling persona of Ash Royal) and Torracat teamed up with the Masked Royal and his Incineroar to become the Double Royals. After defeating Professor Kukui's Incineroar in a post-Manalo Conference exhibition match, Torracat evolved into Incineroar himself. 
 * Infernape (Yūji Ueda (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (10.0-23.0): Chimchar originally belonged to an abusive Pokémon trainer named Paul, who gave his fire Pokémon "special training" in the hopes of making Chimchar perform a very powerful blaze attack he performed once before; however, Chimchar had been unable to perform that move since, and during a tag-team tournament, Paul abandoned Chimchar, who decided to travel with Ash. During a battle with Paul, Chimchar evolved into Monferno after defeating Ursaring but lost against Electabuzz. After a battle with Team Rocket, Monferno became consumed by his blaze attack and went on rampage, but he managed to come to his senses and evolve into Infernape, saving all of Team Rocket's captured Pokémon.
 * Kingler ([Unknown]) (01.0-23.0): Ash originally a Krabby at a beach near Bill's Lighthouse; however, due to Ash already having six Pokémon on hand, it was immediately transported to Professor Oak's laboratory. At Professor Oak's request, Ash collected Krabby for the Pokémon League. Krabby immediately evolved into Kingler following its victory over Mandi's Exeggutor. In Johto, Ash temporarily traded his Bayleef for Kingler for Scarlet City's Whirl Cup.
 * Krookodile (Kenta Miyake (Japanese); Marc Thompson (English)) (15.0-23.0): A sunglasses-wearing Pokémon that Ash and his friends encountered as a Sandile by a local spa resort on Route 1; Sunglasses Sandile was the leader of a group of Sandile that terrorized the resort for attention. During a battle with Ash's Pikachu, Sunglasses Sandile evolved into Krokorok but lost in the end, thus making it his goal to win in a rematch. After losing again, Ash asked Sunglasses Krokorok to join him, to which Krokorok happily agreed. During the semifinals of Pokémon World Tournament Junior Cup, Sunglasses Krokorok evolved into Krookodile and defeated Dawn's Dragonite.
 * Lapras (Rikako Aikawa) (02.0; 05.0): A baby Lapras that was separated from its family and ended up on Tangelo Island. Lapras was originally seen being bullied by a group of punks, causing it to become afraid of humans, but it overcame its fears after Ash and his friends rescued it from Team Rocket, and it became their mode of transportation across the Orange Islands. Sometime after the Orange League, Lapras reunited with its mother and family, and Ash happily released it. Ash and his friends reunited with Lapras and its family in Johto, later saving the family from Team Rocket.
 * Leavanny (Inuko Inuyama (Japanese); Erica Schroeder (English)) (14.0-23.0): Sewaddle originally attacked Ash in Pinwheel Forest on several occasions, despite the latter's attempts to befriend him; however, after being saved on several occasions—such as two Woobat and a waterfall—Sewaddle warmed up to Ash and decided to travel along with him, but due to him having too many Pokémon, he was forced to transfer one of his Pokémon (Pidove) to Professor Juniper in order to keep Sewaddle. Near Skyarrow Bridge, Ash re-traded Sewaddle for Pidove. Ash briefly reclaimed Sewaddle for a gym battle against Burgh, where he evolved into Swadloon; he defeated Whirlipede but lost to Leavanny. During a practice battle against Iris' Emolga, Swadloon evolved into Leavanny. Since his evolution, Leavanny has developed a habit of sewing leaves into Pokémon clothing (seemingly inspired by Burgh developing clothing for him during his time as a Sewaddle)...for male Pokémon at least. On Wayfarer Island, Ash claimed Leavanny in the hopes of helping a sleepy Caterpie fully evolve into Butterfree, but Caterpie managed to evolve without Leavanny help (thanks to Team Rocket).
 *  Lycanroc (Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese); Haven Paschall (English) (20.0-22.0): Rockruff was originally part of a Pokémon-owned nighttime fight club at Clawmark Hill. One day, after one of its battles, Rockruff was found and nurtured by Professor Kukui, who took it home but never officially owned it. After Kukui and Ash discovered Rockruff's battle against Magmar at the club, Ash helped train it to win, then Kukui gave Ash official ownership of Rockruff. After an encounter with Tapu Lele (following a battle with Akala Island Kahuna Olivia), Rockruff evolved into the dusk form of Lycanroc. Lycanroc loves being clean and goes berserk whenever its fur coat gets dirties; it eventually got over its berserk habit with the help of its trainer. 
 * Melmetal (Kenta Miyake (Japanese); James Weaver Clark (English)) (22.0): A herd of Meltan originally ended up on Melemele Island and began eating lots of metal that they noticed. After ending up at that Pokémon School, they ended up under the care of Lusamine's Clefable, except one that ended up under the care of Ash due to its liking of Rowlet. For the first round of the Manalo Conference, Meltan eagerly broke out its Poké Ball to battle and defeat Faba's Hypno (as well as eat the latter's pendulum). Before the finals of the Manalo Conference, Meltan reunited with its wild Meltan brethren to evolve into Melmetal.
 * Mimey (Yuji Ueda (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (01.0-23.0): Ash's Mr. Mime; he was originally seen near Pallet Town escaping Ringmaster Stella. Mr. Mime eventually arrived at the Ketchum residence and eventually became the housekeeper; Ash's mother, Delia, gave him the nickname "Mimey". After Kalos, Mimey won tickets for a vacation on Melemele Island in Alola with Ash, Delia, and Pikachu; Mimey returned home with Delia when Ash decided to stay in Alola and attend the Pokémon School, but they returned to Alola with Professor Oak to watch Ash in the finals of the Manalo Conference. Mimey accompanied Ash, Pikachu, and Delia to visit Professor Oak's colleague, Professor Cerise, in Vermillion City. When Ash became Professor Cerise's co-research fellow, Delia asked Mimey to stay with him.
 * Muk ([Unknown] (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (01.0-23.0): Muk originally led a swarm of Grimer on an attack at Gringey City's power plant. After the Grimer were driven away, Ash defeated and caught Muk, but it was still able to emit a disgusting odor through its Poké Ball, presumably causing Ash to immediately transfer it to Professor Oak's laboratory. For the Lily of the Valley Conference, Ash traded one of his Pokémon for Glalie.
 *  Naganadel (Rikako Aikawa (Japanese); Lisa Ortiz (English)) (21.0-22.0): A playful and mischievous Ultra Beast that originally escaped through an Ultra Wormhole. Because Lusamine was unable to find the Wormhole it came out of at the time, Ash claimed initial ownership of it. It seems to be in love with Ash's Pikachu. After the Ultra Guardians traveled through the Ultra Wormhole to Poipole's world and saved the Ultra Beasts, Poipole decided to stay to protect its home. Poipole returned, now evolved into Naganadel, to help the Ultra Guardians against the two shiny Guzzlords, as well against Professor Kukui in an exhibition match. After the match, Nagandel returned home. 
 * Noctowl (Yūji Ueda) (03.0-23.0): Ash and his friends originally encountered a shiny Noctowl being attacked by Dr. Wiseman at its bird house; it primarily used hypnosis on its enemies to escape. After a tense competition (and saving Noctowl from Team Rocket), Dr. Wiseman allowed Ash to catch it. In Johto, Ash temporarily traded Noctowl for his Snorlax so he could join a Pokémon sumo conference in Rikishii Town. Ash retrieved Noctowl for the third round of the Lily of the Valley Conference, where it defeated Conway's Shuckle and Lickilicky but lost to Dusknoir.
 * Noivern (Kenta Miyake (Japanese); Marc Thompson (English)) (18.0-23.0): Ash's Hawlucha originally found an egg by a tree on Route 15. After Ash and his friends find the egg, it hatched into Noibat and imprinted on Ash as his father. Noibat became frightened by the rest of the group (and their Pokémon), causing him to cry and let out a supersonic attack; only Ash can calm him down. He can sense whether food is good or bad by using his ears. After managing to escape from Team Rocket with help from Hawlucha, Ash convinced Noibat to join him. He also can't fly very good, but he overcame his fears during a Pokémon sky relay. A Floette fell in love with Noibat, but she left him to rejoin her herd. While rescuing Hawlucha from Zapdos, Noibat evolved into Noivern.
 * Oshawott (Misato Fukuen (Japanese); Lisa Ortiz (English)) (14.0-23.0): One of the three starter Unova Pokémon. After being rejected by Trip in favor of Snivy, he ran away from Professor Juniper and started following Ash on Route 1, saving his Pikachu from Team Rocket at one point. Ash eventually decided to let him join him on his journey. Oshawott has a tendency to disappear when no one is looking and breaks out his Poké Ball to battle, even when he isn't chosen to battle. Oshawott values his scalchop. At first, he seemed to have trouble keeping his eyes open underwater despite being a water Pokémon, until he managed to open them for an underwater battle against a school of Tympole. Oshawott has a habit of falling in love with every female Pokémon he meets (such as Iris' Emolga and Misha's secretly male Purrloin). After winning the Scalchop King Competition, Oshawott wanted to stay with Osharina, but he rejected him for Cadbury's Dewott: Ceasar; this would cause his scalchop to be broken, which ultimately disqualified him from the competition.
 * Palpitoad (Chiaki Takahashi (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (14.0-23.0): Palpitoad originally led a school of Tympole against Ash, his Oshawott, and Cilan, who were trying to find remeyo weed to cure their sick Pokémon. After the Tympole were defeated, Palpitoad challenged Oshawott but was defeated and caught by Ash; however, due to him having six Pokémon, Palpitoad's Poké Ball became inactive. Ash traded one of Pokémon for Palpitoad for his gym battle against Elesa, where Palpitoad defeated Zebstrika but lost to Emolga.
 *  Pidgeot (Megumi Hayashibara) (01.0-02.0): Pidgeotto was originally caught in Viridian Forest. During a battle with a Fearow (who turned out to be the exact same one that Ash attacked as a Spearow at the beginning of the series), Pidgeotto evolved into Pidgeot and Ash decided to release it so it could protect the Pidgey/Pidgeotto flock that Fearow attacked, promising to return to it after finishing the Orange Islands. 
 * Pignite (Wasabi Mizuta (Japanese); Marc Thompson (English)) (14.0-23.0): Tepig originally belonged to a cruel Pokémon trainer named Shamus, but Shamus abandoned him for "not [being] suited for battle"; despite this, Tepig kept following Shamus until he tied him up outside the Accumula Town Battle Club. After being freed and nurtured by Ash, Tepig decided to join him. Encountering Shamus, Ash challenged him to a Pokémon battle. After learning of Shamus' true colors, Tepig became devastated and angered that he began fighting against his former trainer, eventually evolving into Pignite and defeating both Emboar and Heatmor. After the battle, Shamus apologized and attempted to take Pignite back, but Pignite saw through his lies and rejected him.
 * Pikachu (Ikue Ohtani) (01.0-23.0): The main Pokémon protagonist; Ash's starter Pokémon. Pichu originally lived alone in the woods of Pallet Town, where it was attacked by many poison-type Pokémon, until it was adopted by a herd of Kangaskhan. As time went by, Pichu the baby Kangaskhan became too big for both to stay in the mother Kangaskhan's pouch, so Pichu left and evolved into Pikachu shortly afterwards. Years later, Pikachu was caught by Professor Oak. Pikachu was chosen by Ash after all the starter Pokémon were taken. Pikachu hated Ash at first, but they became best friends after saving each other from a violent Spearow flock. He hates being confined in his Poké Ball, so he spends his journey traveling by Ash's side and/or on his shoulder. After being brutally defeated by Lt. Surge's Raichu, Nurse Joy offered Pikachu a thunder stone to evolve into Raichu, but he rejected it, later defeating the same Raichu in a rematch; Ash held onto the thunder stone in case Pikachu ever changed his mind about not evolving. When Ash and his friends stumbled across a Pikachu herd, Pikachu contemplated staying with the herd, but when Ash decided to release him, Pikachu changed his mind and continued traveling with him. Pikachu's favorite food is ketchup. Staring with Hoenn, Ash would take Pikachu as his only Pokémon (leaving the rest back at Professor Oak's laboratory), just like how he began his Pokémon career. When attached to magnetic fields (such as Team Rocket's magnet), he becomes gravely ill with unneeded electricity and explodes if the electricity isn't extracted in time. After nearly dying at the hands of Sho's Raichu, Pikachu rejected the thunder stone again and even got rid of it; Team Rocket later found it and apparently sold it for a high price. One time, Pikachu fell in love with Dawn's Piplup (although this was because of Professor Kodama's Infinity Enabler machine). Upon arriving in Unova, Pikachu became unable to use his electrical attacks after some electrical storms (caused by Zekrom), causing him and Ash to lose their first battle against Trip. After the storms ended, Pikachu regained his electrical abilities. In Kalos' Pikachu Land, Pikachu became the main star of Frank's Pikachu movie: Lightning Fast! Brave and Strong! Super-Pikachu! In Alola's Pikachu Valley, a female Pikachu named Curly became very friendly with Ash's Pikachu, but she fell in love with the boss Pikachu when he saved her from Team Rocket.
 * Primeape (Hiroshi Ōtake (Japanese); Marc Thompson (English)) (01.0): Mankey was originally discovered on Route 7. When Ash tried to catch it, it got mad and attacked him and his friends, stealing Ash's hat in the process. When it was attacked by Team Rocket, it evolved into Primeape and became madder. Ash eventually stood up to Primeape and caught it. After winning the P-1 Grand Prix, fighting Pokémon trainer Anthony took Primeape in for more training.
 * Quilava (Yūji Ueda (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (03.0-23.0): Ash originally encountered Cyndaquil on Route 33 and competed against another trainer, Koji, for ownership of it. Ash tried to save Cyndaquil from Team Rocket's Meowth mecha, but it chose to fight back and destroy it; Ash caught Cyndaquil just before the mecha could explode and damage Cyndaquil. Cyndaquil then defeated Koji and his Sandslash for ownership of it. For the Lily of the Valley Conference, Ash traded one of his five Sinnoh Pokémon for Cyndaquil, during which time it evolved into Quilava while battling against Team Rocket.
 *  Rowlet (Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese); Roger Callagy (English)) (20.0-22.0): Ash's first Alola Pokémon; Rowlet was originally born into a flock of Pikipek that were raised by their parents, Toucannon and Trumbek, on Melemele Island. Once he and the Pikipek were old enough to fly, they would fly throughout the marketplaces and gather food, but Rowlet seemed to mistake things like wind chimes, as well as Mallow's Bounsweet, for food. After Ash and Mallow saved Rowlet and his family from Team Rocket (who were only trying to recover food that the family stole from Bewear), Trumbek convinced Rowlet to join Ash; Rowlet seems to enjoy staying in Ash's backpack. Rowlet falls asleep a lot. Rolwet is in love with Bounsweet (especially her scent), but every time he goes after her, she knocks him away. After losing a battle against Hau's Dartrix, Rowlet found an Everestone and used it to learn Seed Bomb, which he used to defeat Dartrix in a rematch the next day. 
 * Raticate (Ikue Ohtani (Japanese); Jimmy Zoppi (English)) (01.0): Originally owned by a gentleman, Raticate was traded for Ash's Butterfree on the St. Anne; however, Ash quickly changed his mind and demanded a re-trade to get his Butterfree back.
 * Sceptile (Yūji Ueda (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (06.0-23.0): Treecko originally worked his clan of Treecko to protect an old tree home in Petalburg Woods. After the old tree was destroyed and a new one was grown, Treecko battled Ash and was caught. Treecko had trouble making friends at first, until he saved May's Torchic from Jessie's future Seviper. He usually holds a small twig in his mouth. Treecko evolved into Govyle during his battle with Guy's Loudred (later Exploud). He briefly fell in love with a Nurse Joy's Meganium on Chrysanthemum Island, causing his mouth twig to bloom into a flower; he later evolved into Sceptile to save her (and his love rival: Tropius) from Team Rocket. Ash retreived Sceptile for the Lily of the Valley Conference, where it defeated Tobias' Darkrai but lost to Latios.
 * Scraggy (Akeno Watanabe (Japanese); Jason Griffith (English)) (14.0-23.0): Ash was originally given a Pokémon egg from Karena after helping her and granddaughter, Daniela, clean up their day care center on Route 3, while also allowing Trubbish to stay with the children. The egg later hatched into Scraggy. Scraggy is extremely aggressive, not getting along with his Pokémon companions at first and refusing to go into his Poké Ball; however, he began warming up to his trainer after a battle with Iris' Axew.
 * Snivy (Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (14.0-23.0): Ash and his friends originally discovered a Snivy on Route 3 after she stole one of their fruits. Ash tried to catch it, but Snivy constantly used her attract attack on Ash's male Pokémon: Pikachu, Oshawott, and Tepig. Eventually, Ash managed to catch her with the help of his Pidove (who is coincidentally revealed to be female like Snivy). She formed a rivalry with Iris' Emolga.
 * Snorlax (Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (02.0-23.0): Snorlax originally swam to various Grapefruit Islands to steal the grapefruit. With the help of Jigglypuff's singing, Ash defeated and caught him. Snorlax gets extremely hungry at times and usually falls asleep once he's full. Upon Ash and his friends' arrival at Pummelo Island for the Orange League, Snorlax became too sleepy to participate, so Ash traded him with one of his Tauros. In Johto, Ash temporarily traded his Noctowl for Snorlax so he could join a Pokémon sumo conference in Rikishii Town. Ash switched out one of his Pokémon for Snorlax for his rematch against Blackthorn Gym Leader Clair. Ash briefly used Snorlax to battle Greta in the Battle Arena. For the Lily of the Valley Conference, Ash traded one of his five Sinnoh Pokémon for Snorlax (although he wasn't one of the five choices).
 *  Squirtle (Rikako Aikawa (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (01.0-03.0; 05.0; 10.0): Squirtle originally started off as the leader of a gang of abandoned Squirtles called the Squirtle Squad; their main goal was playing pranks on Route 25. Team Rocket's Meowth tricked the Squirtle Squad into kidnapping Ash and his friends, claiming that Ash's Pikachu belonged to Team Rocket. Then Team Rocket attacked their hideout, setting a huge fire to Route 25, but the Squirtle Squad helped put out the fire after being saved by their hostages; the lead Squirtle decided to travel with Ash, while the rest of the squad became firefighters. In Johto, Squirtle reunited with its Squirtle Squad teammates at the Pokémon Fire and Rescue Grand Prix and rejoined his old team to help train them for more firefighting. Squirtle briefly returned to assist Ash with the Silver Conference, filling in for an injured Kingler. Ash briefly reclaimed Squirtle for a second Battle Pyramid rematch. 
 * Staraptor (Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese); Sarah Natochenney (English)) (10.0-23.0): Ash's first Sinnoh Pokémon. Ash originally caught a Starly on Route 202 after it got into a fight with his Aipom. While helping rescue a bunch of captured flying Pokémon from Team Rocket, Starly evolved into Staravia. During a PokéRinger competition, Staravia evolved into Staraptor.
 * Swellow ([Unknown] (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (06.0-23.0): Ash's first Hoenn Pokémon. As a Taillow, it originally led a flock in Petal Woods that attacked humans and stole their food (including Max's chocolate and Brock's sandwiches). Unlike many flying Pokémon, it's able to withstand electric attacks (such as Pikachu's thunderbolt and thunder) and keep flying. Team Rocket offered Taillow some rice balls in exchange for catching Ash's Pikachu, but during its battle, Ash caught it. During a PokéRinger competition, it evolved into Swellow. Ash retreived Swellow for the Lily of the Valley Conference, but it lost to Tobias' Latios.
 * Talonflame (Kiyotaka Furushima (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.0-23.0): Fletchling originally lived on Route 4, where it stole Bonnie's berry that was to be given to Dedenne, prompting Ash to catch it. During a sky battle with Moira's Talonflame, Fletchling evolved into Fletchinder and won. While attempting to protect her trainer from a misguided Moltres, Fletchinder evolved into Talonflame.
 * Tauros (Katsuyuki Konishi) (01.0-23.0): A herd of thirty Tauros that Ash originally caught (all but one by accident) at the Safari Zone. Upon Ash and his friends' arrival at Pummelo Island for the Orange League, his Snorlax became too sleepy to participate, so Ash traded it with one of his Tauros. In Johto, Ash traded his Heracross for one of his Tauros to take part in the Rock and Tumble One-on-One Tauros Competition; Ash sent Tauros back to Professor Oak's laboratory at the next Pokémon Center. Ash briefly used one of his Tauros for the Battle Tower.
 * Torkoal (Shin-ichiro (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (07.0-23.0): Torkoal was originally found in the Valley of Steel being attacked by a group of steel-type Pokémon led by Steelix. After some help from Ash, it decided to join him as gratitude. Whenever it gets excited, it cries and emits smoke from its nostrils. Before participating in the Battle Frontier, Ash left Torkoal at Professor Oak's lab. For the Battle Pyramid, Ash traded Aipom for his Torkoal. For the Lily of the Valley Conference, Ash traded one of his Pokémon for Torkoal, but it lost to Tobias' Darkrai.
 * Torterra (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanesei); Carter Cathcart (English)) (10.0-23.0): Turtwig originally lived in a forest on Route 202, where he protected Pokémon and stopped random fights with the residence. He saved Pikachu from Team Rocket but mistook him as a wild Pokemon, causing him to attack Ash and his friends at first. After being rescued by Ash, Turtwig decided to join him. Since joining Ash, he would break up many Pokémon fights and liked to bite the top of Ash's head. During a battle with Paul, Turtwig evolved into Grotle; however, its larger and heavier body caused it to lose against Honchkrow. While battling Team Rocket in the stolen Sunyshore Tower, Grotle evolved into Torterra.
 * Totodile (Chinami Nishimura (Japanese); Lisa Ortiz (English)) (03.0-23.0): Totodile was originally encountered by Ash and his friends around Route 34. Ash and Misty competed for ownership by using their Lure Ball to catch him, but they couldn't tell which Lure Ball caught him, so they decided to settle things with a Pokémon battle; Ash won and ultimately claimed ownership of Totodile. He had a crush on Trixie's Azumarill (until the latter revealed she has feelings for Trixie's Golduck). For the Lily of the Valley Conference, Ash traded one of his five Sinnoh Pokémon for Totodile.
 * Unfezant (Chinami Nishimura (Japanese); Erica Schroeder (English)) (14.0-23.0): Ash's first Unova Pokémon. Ash originally encountered a flock of Pidove on Route 1. He tried to catch one, but they attacked him and fled—except for one, which Ash was eventually able to catch. Upon catching Sewaddle, Ash transferred Pidove to Professor Juniper. Near Skyarrow Bridge, Ash re-traded Sewaddle for Pidove. During a battle with a swarm of Venipede in Castelia City, Pidove evolved into Tranquill. Ash briefly re-traded Tranquill for Sewaddle for the gym battle against Burgh. During a gym battle with Skyla, Tranquill evolved into Unfezant and defeated Swanna. At a Kanto fair, Ash traded Unfezant for Charizard.
 *  Bonnie (Mariya Ise (Japanese); Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): Clemont's younger sister. When she first met Ash, she thought his Pikachu and quickly hugged it, causing Pikachu to electrocute her (as well as Ash and Clemont) in fear. Bonnie and her brother began traveling with Ash after he left Professor Sycamore's lab to being his journey in Kalos. She loves cute Pokémon. Whenever Ash and his friends met a beautiful woman, Bonnie would see the woman as "a keeper" and ask her to "take care of [her] brother " (except Lilia), much to the annoyance of her brother, who would drag her sister away with his Aipom arm. Bonnie's dream is to become a Pokémon trainer. 
 * '''Brock (Yūji Ueda (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (01.0-13.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): The Pewter City gym leader. The oldest of ten (originally slated to be eleven) siblings, Brock became their caretaker after their parents temporarily abandoned them; their father, Flint, left to become an unsuccessful Pokémon trainer, while their mother, Lola, left due to stress relating to her gym leader duties (it was originally said that she passed away from overworking). Brock took his siblings to see a Western Pokémon movie once. After being defeated by Ash, Flint (and Lola sometime later) returned to take care of his family, allowing Brock to follow his dream in becoming a Pokémon breeder; Brock decided to join Ash on his journey. Brock is an accomplished cook and cooks many meals for his friends. He also tends to fall in love with almost every girl and/or woman he meets (especially all the Officer Jennys and Nurse Joys), only for Misty (later Max and Brock's Croagunk) to attack him and/or pull him away (mostly by the ear) in disgust and irritation. When Ash and his friends arrived at the Orange Archipelago, Brock decided to become Professor Ivy's housekeeper; however, after some incident with Professor Ivy (presumably being rejected by her for love), he returned to Kanto in depression and became a co-housekeeper for the Ketchum residence. He then rejoined Ash's group for Johto. Brock received a Heavy Ball from Kurt in Azalea Town. Brock occasionally referees mock Pokémon battles. After the Silver Conference, Brock was forced to leave Ash and return home to take care of some family errands (leaving behind a picnic lunchbox with some cutlery); however, after discovering that his family was doing just fine, he decides to rejoin Ash in Hoenn, arriving just in time to save him and his friends from a flock of attacking Taillow. After Hoenn, Brock returned to Pewter Gym but quickly rejoined Ash for the Battle Frontier. At the behest of former coordinator-turned-breeder Yuma offering to teach him about Pokémon coordination, Brock became a fully licensed coordinator and entered his first Pokémon contest in Gardenia Town with Bonsly; however, despite losing, Brock proved to be talented enough that Yuma decided to teach up-and-coming coordinator Molly instead. After the Battle Frontier, Brock headed home to Pewter City when he hitched a ride with Claudina, a big rig driver, whom he ended up joining on the road. In Sinnoh, he reunited with Ash rejoining him and leaving Cluadina after discovering the latter had a boyfriend. After the Lily of the Valley Conference, Brock ended up having to take care of a bunch of infant Pokémon, on a ship back to Twinleaf Town, that had become sick by a herd of Tentacruel. After succeeding, Nurse Joy suggests that he become a Pokémon doctor. After Sinnoh, Brock returned to Kanto to pursue a career in becoming a Pokémon doctor. Brock reunited with Ash during the latter's Pokémon School field trip to Kanto; Brock later had a multi battle against Lana and Mallow, as well as a standard battle against Kiawe, at the Cerulean Gym. Later on, Brock visited Alola's Pokémon School with Misty.'''
 * Chansey (Miyako Itō (Japanese); Emily Jenness (English)) (10.0-13.0 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Brock won an egg from a Pokémon dress-up contest. It later hatched into a Happiny at a Pokémon Center on Route 205, and she imprinted on Brock as her father. Despite her infant size, she is extremely strong. While taking care of a bunch of sick Infant Pokémon, Happiny evolved into Chansey, which managed to heal all the Pokémon.
 * Comfey ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (22.0): The Nurse Joy of Melemele Island originally gave Brock a Comfey as gratitude for his assistance.
 * Croagunk (Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (10.0-13.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Team Rocket originally encountered Croagunk outside a supermarket on Route 202, where he followed them to their fake gym. Jessie used Croagunk to battle and steal many Pokémon, but after he was defeated by Ash's Aipom, Team Rocket's ruse was exposed and the villainous trio was forced to flee, leaving Craogunk behind. Croagunk quickly felt a connection with Brock and decided to join him. Every time his trainer flirted with other girls, Croagunk would punch him and drag him away. He likes to eat at his own pace.
 * Crobat (Shin-ichiro Miki) (01.0-13.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Zubat was originally caught by Brock in Mt. Moon while he was attacking a scientist named Seymour. He seemed to fall in love with Dr. Anna's Zubat, Mimi, and later evolved into Golbat after helping himself, Brock, Dr. Anna, and Mimi out of a cave. Golbat later evolved once again into Crobat while fighting against Team Rocket at an archaeological dig site.
 * Forretress ([Unknown] (Japanese); Eric Stuart (English)) (03.0-13.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Brock originally used a Fast Ball to catch and rescue a Pineco at Azalea Town that was being attacked by Team Rocket. When outside her Poké Ball, Pineco has a habit of self-destructing in excitement. She later evolved into Forretress.
 * Geodude (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); Marc Thompson (English)) (01.0-13.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Geodude was first seen defeating Ash's Pidgeotto but then lost to Ash's Pikachu.
 * Ludicolo (Fumihiko Tachiki (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (06.0-13.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Lotad was originally owned by a group of sisters (Natalie, Nicole, and Rico) and lived near the Pretty Pedal flower shop on Route 104. He was the weakest of his herd as he was unable to water the flower shop's plants, but after some encouragement from Brock (and saving his herd from Team Rocket), he was able to gain the strength to water the plants and decided to go with his encourager. After falling into a well, he evolved into Lombre. Samantha's Mawile had a crush on Lombre, even though the latter didn't reciprocate the same feelings at first. Lombre later stole a water stone from Samantha to evolve into Ludicolo, but Mawile rejected her love for him (presumably) due to his size. For the Battle Frontier, Ludicolo stayed at Brock's house to entertain his trainer's siblings. When Brock's parents went on faux vacation set up by Team Rocket, Ludicolo accompanied them.
 * Mudkip (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (06.0-13.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Mudkip originally lived with its herd owned by Old Man Swamp on Dewford Island, where it was very defensive of protecting its herd and would attack any trainers that meant harm; however, it eventually befriended Ash and his friends, and after Brock helped it saved its herd, Old Man Swamp suggested it go with him. During a training match with Ash near the Battle Arena, Mudkip evolved into Marshtomp. Like its trainer falling in love with Mariah, Marshtomp fell in love with her Flaaffy once.
 * Steelix ([Unknown] (Japanese); Keith Silverstein (English)) (01.0-13.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Brock's starter Pokémon. Brock originally received Onix as a gift by his father on his tenth birthday. While staying behind at Pewter City with Brock's family, Onix evolved into Steelix with the help of one of Brock's brothers: Forrest. Steelix later gained the power to mega evolve and used it to defeat Kiawe's Turtonator.
 * Sudowoodo (Daisuke Sakaguchi (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (09.0-13.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Bonsly originally lived near a Pokémon ninja school on Route 18. The ninja students accused him of various robberies (committed by Team Rocket), but after Brock proved his innocence, he convinced him to join him. He is a crybaby, mostly crying whenever he's hungry or if someone eats his food, but it would attack his trainer in jealousy whenever he flirts with another woman. Bonsly was the only Pokémon Brock took to Sinnoh. After rescuing a Nuzleaf from Team Rocket, he evolved into Sudowoodo.
 *  Vulpix (Rikako Aikawa (Japanese); Suzy Myers (English)) (01.0-04.0): Vulpix was originally owned by a famed Pokémon breeder named Suzie. After Suzie departed to continue her breeding career, she gave her Vulpix to her idolizer: Brock. In Johto, Brock gave permanent ownership of Vulpix back to Suzie for a Pokémon breeding contest in Bonitaville. 
 *  Cilan (Mamoru Miyano (Japanese); Jason Griffith (English)) (14.0-16.0; 21.5): A Pokémon connoisseur (as well as a self-proclaimed connoisseur of many other occupations) and one of the three Striaton City gym leaders (along with his two brothers: Chili and Cress). After losing to Ash, Cilan joined him to further pursue his Pokémon connoisseuring career. His main connoisseur rival is Bergundy. Cilan is an accomplished gourmet cook (due to the fact that his gym also serves as a restaurant). After defeating Team Plasma, Cilan decided to go with Ash to Kanto to continue improving his Pokémon connoseur career. After some time in Kanto, Cilan decided to go to Johto for an Old Rod Fishing rally. 
 * Basculine ([Unknown] (Japanese); Tom Wayland (English)) (14.0): Cilan originally caught a Basculine during a fishing competition, but it was released by Frillish after Team Rocket tried to steal it.
 *  Crustle (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); Tom Wayland (English)) (14.0-16.0; 21.5): Ash and his friends originally encountered Dwebble on Route 3, where it constructed itself a home, only to have it stolen by three Dwebble bullies. After reclaiming its home with the help of Ash and his friends, Dwebble decided to travel with Cilan. During a battle with Team Rocket, Dwebble evolved into Crustle. 
 *  Pansage (Chika Fujimura (Japanese); Eli James (English)) (14.0-16.0; 21.5): Cilan's lead Pokémon. Cilan first used Pansage in his gym battle with Ash, where it lost to Oshawott. 
 *  Stunfisk ([Unknown] (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (14.0-16.0; 21.5): Stunfisk was originally sent by Palpitoad to scare off Ash and his Oshawott, but Cilan fished it out of the lake and caught it. 
 *  Clemont (Yūki Kaji (Japanese); Mike Liscio (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): An aspiring inventor and the Lumiose City gym leader. A huge fan of electric-type Pokémon, Clemont opened the Lumiose Gym; due to his desire of being an inventor, he invented Clembot to be his substitute, but he accidentally damaged it, causing Clembot to attack and reject trainers with less than four gym badges (including Clemont himself). Clemont and his sister first met Ash after the latter was kicked out of the Lumiose Gym due to his lack of gym badges. After saving Professor Sycamore's Garchomp from being brainwashed by Team Rocket, Clemont began traveling with Ash. After defeating Clembot, Clemont reprogrammed Clembot to be a much better gym leader substitute until he returned. Bonnie constantly claims that the names of Clemont's inventions are weak. Most of Clemont's newly made inventions seem to explode mere minutes (at most) after completion. Clemont's dream is to build a town where Pokémon—especially electric-types—can live happily. He's also not very fast. After saving a Kalos power plant, Clemont temporarily departed from the group to return to the Lumiose Gym and train for his gym battle with Ash; after the battle, Clemont returned ownership of the gym to Clembot so he could resume traveling with Ash. 
 *  Bunnelby (Chinatsu Akasaki (Japanese); Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): Bunnelby originally lived in Lumiose City, where he stole food (including Clemont and Bonnie's apple) for a herd of city-dwelling Pokémon seeking shelter in an abandoned subway tunnel. One day, a Diggersby attacked the herd, stole their apple, and kicked them out of the train they were staying in. Clemont and Bonnie rescued the herd, helped heal Bunnelby, and trained him to fight against and eventually defeat Diggersby. As the subway was being demolished, Clemont and Bonnie managed to move the herd's train of the tunnel with the help of Diggersby. Afterwards, the herd convinced Bunnelby to join Clemont, with Diggersby taking over as their protector. Lilia's Buneary had a crush on Bunnelby, even though he doesn't reciprocate the same feelings, but was forced to part ways with him when her trainer departed. 
 *  Chespin (Hitomi Nabatame (Japanese); Suzy Meyers (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): Chespin originally belonged to Professor Sycamore at his office, where it was stealing some macarons. After Professor Sycamore (as well as Bonnie and Serena) was kidnapped by Team Rocket, it managed to track them down by a trail of dropped macaron pieces. After Team Rocket's defeat, Chespin decided to travel with Clemont. Chespin had a crush on Heath's Meowstic, until it discovered that she was dating Blake's male Meowstic. Chespin seems to enjoy Pokémon showcase and wants to be a performance Pokemon with Serena, even forming a rivalry with her Pancham. Chespin seems to have a crush on Eevee, but he constantly ends up unintentionally scaring her; it wouldn't be until Eevee evolved into Sylveon when she overcomes her fears. Before Ash and his friends parted ways, Chespin became friends with Pancham, who gave him one of his leaves to remember him by. 
 *  Dedenne (Megumi Satou (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): Ash and his friends originally encountered a cute Dedenne that Bonnie liked on Route 4. After saving him from Team Rocket, Clemont caught Dedenne and gave him to Bonnie so she could take care of him. 
 *  Heliolisk (Kiyotaka Furushima (Japanese); Ryan William Downey (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): Clemont originally evolved Helioptile into Heliosk with a sun stone. Clembot first used Helioisk to battle Clemont when the latter broke into the Lumiose Gym to reclaim it. 
 *  Luxray (Yuka Terasaki (Japanese); Emily Jenness (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): Clemont originally met and befriended Shinx near an electric-type Pokémon academy that he attended in Lumiose City; however, the day before his graduation, Clemont allegedly abandoned Shinx (in reality, Clemont was planning to meet Shinx but was forced against his will to attend ceremonial meal, and by the time he returned, Shinx was gone). Sometime later, Shinx evolved into Luxio and rejected Clemont when he returned to the academy; however, after a battle with Team Rocket, Shinx reconciled with Clemont and decided to join him. While battling Team Rocket in a Kalos power plant, Luxio evolved into Luxray. 
 *  Magnemite ([Unknown] (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): Magnemite first attacked Ash and his friends when they broke into the Lumiose Gym. Ash's Froakie used Frubbles to stop it. 
 *  Magneton ([Unknown] (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): Magnemite first attacked Ash and his friends when they broke into the Lumiose Gym. Ash's Froakie used Frubbles to stop it. 
 *  Dawn (Megumi Toyoguchi (Japanese) Emily Jenness (English)) (10.0-13.0; 15.0; 21.5): An aspiring Pokémon coordinator. As a child, she was known as "Dee Dee" by many of her classmates. In kindergarten, Dawn (along with Kenny and Leona) became in charge of taking care of Plusle and Minun, but one day, Dawn gave them an uncomfortable hug, causing them to shock her hair in defense and indirectly make it sparkle; this caused her to become afraid both Pokémon. When she was bullied in kindergarten, she befriended Fiona, who inspired her to work together with her friends and overpower their bully. Dawn accidentally gave herself a childhood haircut that looked like a Chimchar. During that time, Dawn ruined a nursery school play where she played a Slowpoke. She also wore her pajamas and two different pairs of schools to her nursery school as well. On her tenth birthday, she departed to find Professor Rowan and claim her first Pokémon but got lost. She eventually ran into Professor Rowan, who took her to his lab, but upon arrival, they discover that four Pokemon—Chimchar, Piplup, Staraptor, Starly—had runaway after a fight. After finding and returning all the runaway Pokemon, Dawn chose Piplup as her starter Pokemon, due to her having grown the biggest bond with it. Shortly after starting her journey, Dawn noticed a Pikachu and tried to catch it, only to discover that it already belonged to someone else; during her battle Pikachu, the latter accidentally destroyed her bicycle. After trying to save Pikachu from Team Rocket, Dawn was rescued by Pikachu's owner, Ash Ketchum, and she decided to join him and Brock. Her main coordinator rival are Kenny and Zoey. After winning five ribbons—Floaroma, Aqua, Celestic, Chocovine, and Daybreak—Dawn entered the Sinnoh Grand Festival but lost to Zoe in the finals. After Sinnoh, Dawn began touring with Paris for her Buneary's Poké Chic modeling career. Sometime later, Dawn arrived in Unova to compete in the Pokémon World Tournament Junior Cup and began staying at Cynthia's villa, where she reunited with Ash and his new friends. After the Junior Cup, Dawn headed for Johto to compete in the Wallace Cup. 
 *  Ambipom (Chie Satō (Japanese); Emily Jenness (English)) (11.0-12.0): Aipom originally belonged to a herd of Pokémon that was forced to steal stuff (including Ash's hat, May's ribbons, and Taylor's berries) for a giant Slaking; however, the Slaking was actually a giant mechanical robot driven by Team Rocket. After returning the stolen belonging, Aipom began following Ash and continued stealing hats (including Ash's) for fun. After causing too much trouble, Ash eventually defeated her and caught her, but she continued stealing hats and causing other types of mischief. Like Pikachu, she hardly (if ever) stayed inside her Poké Ball for Hoenn. Ash traded Aipom for his Torkoal for the Battle Pyramid rematch, but she returned after his second defeat. When Ash and Pikachu left for the Sinnoh region, Aipom secretly joined them. Due to Aipom's love of contests, Ash traded her for Dawn Buizel. While she and her trainer were trapped in an illusion created by the Unown, Aipom evolved into Ambipom. After entering a Pokémon ping pong tournament with her trainer, Ambipom took a strong liking to the sport that Dawn allowed her to train with O. 
 * Buizel (Kiyotaka Fukushima) (10.0-11.0): A very powerful Buizel originally lived around Route 205 where he defeated many trainers and stole their fishing rods. After a failed attempt by Ash and Zoey at catching him, Dawn managed to catch him after saving him from Team Rocket. Due to Buizel's love of fighting, Dawn traded him for Ash's Aipom.
 *  Buneary ([Unknown] (Japanese); Sarah Natochenney (English)) (10.0-13.0; 15.0; 21.5): Buneary originally lived on Route 202, where she rescued Ash's Pikachu from getting runover by Nurse Joy. After being save from Team Rocket, Dawn caught her. Buneary has a huge crush on Ash's Pikachu, even though the latter hardly shows the same feelings for her. Dawn and her mother, Johanna (who did the sewing), later made a vest for Buneary. A Phione developed a crush on Buneary, but she rejected it out of her love for Ash's Pikachu. After the Lily of the Valley Conference, Buneary became a model for the Poké Chic fashion magazine. 
 *  Quilava (Kiyotaka Furushima (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (12.0-13.0; 15.0; 21.5): Dawn won an egg in a Pokémon battle against Lyra at a Johto festival between Twinleaf Town and the Valley Windworks. Sometime after being rescued from Team Rocket, the egg hatched into Cyndaquil. It formed a huge rivalry with Dawn's Piplup early on. Whenever Dawn embraced it, Cyndaquil's body would burn her face and hair. Sometime between Sinnoh and Unova, Cyndaquil evolved into Quilava. 
 *  Mamoswine (Yūichi Nakamura (Japanese); Marc Thompson (English)) (11.0-13.0; 15.0; 21.5): Swinub originally lived near Mr. Backlot's mansion. It has a huge appetite (especially for poffins). When Dawn rescued it and the other captured Pokémon from Team Rocket, she asked Swinub to join her. During a battle with Team Rocket, Swinub evolved into Piloswine. Since its evolution, Swinub became disobedient, ignoring its trainer's commands and attacking her when she ran out of poffins. While kidnapped by Team Rocket, it evolved into Mamoswine and broke free. Using some of Brock's skill, Dawn managed to get Mamoswine to obey her more while battling with Team Rocket and Aggron. 
 *  Pachirisu (Chinami Nishimura) (10.0-13.0; 15.0; 21.5): Dawn originally caught Pachirisu on Route 203. Pachirisu's mischievous behavior caused her to release it, but she re-caught it after saving it from Team Rocket. 
 *  Piplup (Etsuko Kozakura (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (10.0-13.0; 15.0; 21.5): Dawn's starter Pokémon. Dawn quickly formed a bond with Piplup before choosing him as her starter. Piplup rarely spends his time in his Poké Ball. Piplup almost evolved at one point chose not to and was eventually given an ever stone to prevent it from evolving. He developed a crush on Lulu's Marill, gaining a rivalry with a wild Elekid that occasionally attacked Lulu's berry orchard; she ultimately chose Elekid after being saved from Team Rocket by them, much to Piplup's dismay. One time, Piplup fell in love with Dawn's Pikachu (although this was because of Professor Kodama's Infinity Enabler machine). In Unova, Piplup fell in love with Meloetta (much to Oshawott's jealousy). 
 *  Togekiss (Kikuko Inoue) (13.0; 15.0; 21.5): Togekiss originally belonged to Princess Salvia, a doppelgänger of Dawn. Salvia asked Dawn to switch places with her so she could use Togekiss to participate in the Arrowroot Town Pokémon contest; although she won, she gave her ribbon to Jesselina. After the contest, Salvia gave Togekiss to Dawn. Like her previous trainer, Togekiss is very graceful, even in battles. 
 * Goh (Daiki Yamashita (Japanese); Zeno Robinson (English) (23.0): As a child, Goh had previously attended Professor Oak's Pokémon camp in Pallet Town, where it discovered a Mew and became bent on capturing it. Years later, during an encounter with Lugia, Goh met Ash and became Professor Cerise's research fellow. Goh turned down a starter Pokémon from Cerise, declaring the rare Mew to be his starter. After hearing of a phenomenon involving Pokémon becoming giant-sized, Ash and Goh headed for the Galar region to investigate.
 *  Iris (Aoi Yūki (Japanese); Anairis Quiñones (English)) (14.0-16.0; 21.5): A dragon Pokémon trainer from the Village of Dragons. Her childhood best friend is Shannon. Iris hated dragon Pokémon as a child, until one day, while hiding in a cave from the rain, she found and helped heal an injured Drudiggon. After losing an exhibition Pokémon battle against Opelucid City Gym Leader Drayden, the elder of her village convinced her to attend Opelucid Academy (which Drayden was the president of), but she didn't how to fit in due to her jungle lifestyle, which caused her to stop eating; but with same encouragement from Martha, he managed to recover eating. Feeling lonely, she climbed the radio tower in the hopes of seeing her home but was unable to; she later got in trouble for climbing the tower illegally. One day, during a Pokémon battle class, Iris overworked her Fraxure, causing her to lose. She eventually became homesick and left the academy to return home. After receiving Axew, Iris decided to leave home on her journey. Iris first met Ash after he hit the back of her head with his Poké Ball (which he mistook for Axew). After she and Ash saved their respective Pokémon from Team Rocket, she began traveling with him to get him familiar with the Unova region. She has a habit of calling Ash a "kid" whenever he acts incompetent. Her dream is to become a dragon master. Her main rival is Dragon Buster Georgia. After defeating Team Plasma, Iris decided to go with Ash to Kanto in the hopes of meeting more dragon-type Pokémon. Iris loves the Grand Harvest Festival, having looked forward to it everytime it came to the Village of Dragons. After some time in Kanto, Iris decided to go to Johto to train with Clair. 
 *  Axew (Minami Tsuda (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (14.0-16.0; 21.5): Iris' lead Pokémon. Iris originally received Axew by an elder from her hometown after leaving Opelucid Academy. Axew usually travels in Iris' hair instead of a Poké Ball. Iris aims to help Axew successfully learn Dragon Rage before he evolved into Haxorus. He has a bit of a crush on Emolga. 
 *  Dragonite (Kensuke Satō) (15.0-16.0; 21.5): Dragonite was originally trying to protect a Pidove from a Hydreigon, but Hydreigon damaged his wing, and he ended up crashing into an Undella Town power plant, accidentally causing a blackout. Dragonite was charged with property damage, but Iris convinced Officer Jenny and the power plant workers that it was an accident, and Dragonite decided to travel with Iris as gratitude for her clearing his name; however, Dragonite was extremely disobient in battle, which ultimately caused him and Iris to lose in the quarterfinals. After being tended to by the Village of Dragons elder, he began becoming more obidient. 
 *  Emolga (Mika Kanai) (14.0-16.0; 21.5): Emolga originally lived on Route 4 as a maneater, using her feminism and attract move to con a herd of male Patrat out of their apples. She tried playing nice to Ash and his friends in the hopes of stealing their apples, but Bianca tried to catch her, causing the former to run away. After Emolga and Iris survive an attack from a swarm of Swoobat, Emolga decided to join Iris (much to Bianca's disappointment) in the hopes of getting more apples; however, she seems to hate fighting and would consistently use Volt Switch to get out of Pokémon battles. She formed a rivalry with Ash's Snivy. Emolga began becoming more obidient during Nimbasa Town's Club Battle. One day, after being accused of hurting Axew by Iris, Emolga ran away and joined Team Rocket in revenge, but after the misunderstanding was resolved, she defected back to her trainer. 
 *  Excadrill ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (14.0-16.0; 21.5): Drilbur originally bullied other Pokemon in the Village of Dragons. Iris tried to defend them but was defeated for several days. On her tenth try, she finally defeated him, as well as save him from falling to his death. Afterwards, they began training together and winning many continuous battles in a winning streak until they entered the annual; Drilbur evolved into Excadrill during a battle. Iris origianlly caught Drillbur the Village of Dragons Battle Competition, which they won; afterwards, however, they lost to Drayden's Haxorus, causing him to become too shamed by his first loss that he refused to battle or train with Iris. Iris first attempted to use Excadrill a rampaging Scilopede, but for unknown reasons, he refused to fight...until the Scilopede attacked it. In fact, he rarely fights and mostly burrows into a drill-like state. After realizing that her pressure on Excadrill during their battle against Drayden ultimately caused the latter's refusal to fight, they decided to train on using Focus Blast, with Iris understand Excadrill's feelings. Afterwards, Excadrill regained his trust in her, and he began fighting for her again. Because of this, they were able to battle to a draw in their rematch against Georgia. 
 * Jigglypuff (Mika Kanai (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (01.0-06.0; 10.5; 17.5; 20.0-22.0): Ash and his friends originally met Jigglypuff near Neon Town; unfortunately, it was unable to sing. With help from and his friends, Jigglypuff was eventually able to find its voice and sing; however, its song was so powerful that it would cause anyone who heard it to fall asleep; this would prompt Jigglypuff to steal a pen from Ash's backpack, which it would later disguise as a microphone, and draw on its sleepy victim's faces in retaliation. After curing Neon Town of its sleeplessness, Jigglypuff began traveling around the world and singing its song, hoping to find somebody who can stay awake and hear its song through its entirety. Jigglypuff has a habit of mistaking pointy things (like stands) for microphones. In Hoenn, it eventually managed to find that Alanna's Whismur to not fall asleep during Jigglypuff's song (although the only reason being that Whismur was using his soundproof ability and couldn't hear). During a Pokémon School field trip, Jigglypuff made a sudden return to Kanto, where it sang everybody to sleep; it later managed to hitch a plane ride to Alola and Ash and Pikachu.
 *  Kiawe (Kaito Ishikawa (Japanese); Marc Swint (English)) (20.0-22.0): A farm and milk delivery boy from Akala Island, as well as a student at the Pokémon School. Kiawe received his Z-Ring from his grandfather, a former island kahuna, after completing Akala Island Kahuna Olivia's Grand Trail. Motivated by his grandfather, his goal is to become master fire-type Z-Moves and become the "Fire of Alola". After passing the Akala Island grand trial, Kiawe entered the Manalo Conference; he defeated Sophocles in the quarterfinals but lost to Gladion in the semifinals. Before graduating from the Pokémon School, Kiawe battled Ash to make up for their failure to battle in the Manalo Conference and lost. After graduation, Kiawe continued his island challenge, and training with Olivia, in the hopes of becoming an island kahuna. 
 *  Charizard (Toru Sakurai) (20.0-22.0): Kiawe's personal Ride Pokémon. Charizard originally belonged to Kiawe's grandfather before giving it to him. 
 *  Marowak (Fumiko Takekuma (Japanese); Sam Black (English)) (20.0-22.0): An Alolan Marowak originally lived at Wela Volcano Park, where it stole a Wela Crown from Ash's Pikachu. After defeating Marowak and reclaiming the crown, Kiawe asked him to join him. Marowak was later given a crown of his own. Marowak is commonly seen outside his Poké Ball. 
 *  Turtonator (Kenta Miyake (Japanese); Marc Thompson (English)) (20.0-22.0): Kiawe's lead Pokémon. Kiawe originally met a Turtonator—that was defeated by Crawdaunt—while heading home from a milk delivery trip. With help from Kiawe, Turtonator defeated Crawdaunt and decided to travel with Kiawe. 
 *  Lana (Hitomi Kikuchi (Japanese); Rosie Reyes (English)) (20.0-22.0): A student at the Pokémon School. As children, Lana and Mallow got lost in the woods and were rescued by Drampa that they befriended and nicknamed Grandpa Forest. She first met Ash while he was riding a Sharpedo. Lana's big dream is to travel throughout the ocean inside an underwater balloon. A Dewpider once mistook her for a female Dewpider (due to wearing an air bubble) and fell in love with her, until her bubble popped. Lana became casted as one of the three lead female characters in The Refreshing Trio: Alola Idols (along with Sandy). During Misty's stay in Alola, Lana received from her a fishing lure modeled after her. Lana later entered the Manalo Conference; she defeated Mallow in the first round but lost to Guzma in the quarterfinals. After graduating from the Pokémon School, Lana began researching the legendary Pokémon: Manaphy. 
 *  Lapras ([Unknown]) (20.0-22.0): Lana's personal Ride Pokémon. Lapras was first seen fishing with its trainer. 
 *  Primarina (Rikako Aikawa (Japanese); Laurie Hymes (English)) (20.0-22.0): Lana's lead Pokémon. Lana originally rescued Popplio from being bullied by Team Skull. After taking Popplio to the Pokémon Center, Lana took ownership of it so it wouldn't resent humans. Popplio is commonly seen outside its Poké Ball. Popplio evolved into Brionne after some rigorous training. While rescuing Lana from Kyogre, Brionne evolved into Primarina. 
 * Sandy (Wakana Minami (Japanese); Erica Schroeder (English)) (22.0): Eevee had originally arrived on the beachfront of Hau'oli City, where it immediately befriended all the Pokémon of the Pokémon School classmates—especially Lana's Popplio. After Lana saved Eevee from Team Skull, she nicknamed him "Sandy" and caught him with her Dive Ball, cutting his long hair that hung over his eyes later on.
 *  Lillie (Kei Shindō (Japanese); Laurie Hymes (English)) (20.0-22.0): A student at the Pokémon School, the estranged younger sister of Gladion, and the daughter of Aether Foundation President Lusamine. Lillie had a happy childhood with her family: playing at the beach, planting vegetables in the garden, eating at a restaurant, playing with Pokémon toys, and even taking pictures of their time together. She also loved Pokémon as a child; however, after being attacked by the Ultra Beast Nihilego, she began hating Pokémon so much that she couldn't even bring herself to touching them. Lillie overcame her Pokémon fears after remembering that Gladion's Silvally rescued her from the Ultra Beast. Lillie has a very vague memory of her seemingly deceased father, only knowing about him through pictures of him with her mother and refuses to talk about it with anyone but Gladion. Lillie became casted as one of the three lead female characters in The Refreshing Trio: Alola Idols (along with Snowy); Lillie had once acted in a school play beforehand. Gladion gave Lillie their father's Z-Ring in the hopes of finally finding him. Lillie later entered the Manalo Conference but lost to her brother in the first round. After the graduating from Pokémon School, Lillie managed to restore a dysfunctional shiny Magearna that she found and began traveling with her family in hopes of finding her missing father. She's also seemed to have fallen in love with Ash as she thanked him for helping her overcome her fears of Pokémon before departing. 
 *  Snowy (Reina Ueda (Japanese); Emily Jenness (English)) (20.0-22.0): Lillie's lead Pokémon. For a class assignment, the Pokémon School students were assigned to take care of a Pokémon egg; Lillie originally chose the egg with the flower spots and later nicknamed it "Snowy". After a Pokémon pancake race, the egg hatched into an Alolan Vulpix. Snowy would help Lillie overcome her fear of touching her own Pokémon (but not someone else's). Snowy is commonly seen outside her Poké Ball. In Mount Lanakila, Charjabug dug up an ice atone and gave it to Lillie for Snowy to evolve into an Alolan Ninetales, but Snowy refused; Lillie held onto the stone in case she ever changed her mind. 
 *  Mallow (Reina Ueda (Japanese); Emily Cramer (English)) (20.0-22.0): A student at the Pokémon School. She is an accomplished chef and works at the Mallow's Family Restaurant owned by her father. Lillie became casted as one of the three lead female characters in The Refreshing Trio: Alola Idols (along with a Shaymin she was taking care of). Mallow received a dirty and broken Z-Ring Oranguru, which was later cleaned and fixed by Olivia, as thanks for helping with his restaurant. After passing Oranguru's trial, Mallow entered the Manalo Conference but lost to Lana in the first round. After graduating from the Pokémon School, Mallow converted her family restaurant into a restaurant for both humans and Pokémon (inspired by his time working at Oranguru's restaurant). 
 *  Tesareena (Chika Fujimura (Japanese); Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld (English)) (20.0-22.0): Mallow's lead Pokémon. Mallow's ill mother originally caught Bounsweet for her. Bounsweet is commonly seen outside her Poké Ball. While battling Team Rocket for yellow nectar, Blunsweet evolved into Steenee. During an attempt to rescue Ash and his classmates from Team Rocket, Steenee evolved into Tsareena, allowing him to rescue them and defeat Team Rocket. 
 *  Max (Fushigi Yamada (Japanese); Amy Birnbaum (English)) (06.0-09.0; 11.0; 21.5): May's bratty younger brother and an aspiring Pokémon trainer. Max and May saw a sci-fi Pokémon movie with their parents about a Meowth who was enlarged by aliens one time. He passed himself off as the gym leader of the Petalburg Gym until the real leader, his father, arrived. He constantly got Ash's name wrong early on. After noticing Ash's lack of "knowledge" of Pokémon, Max decided to join him and May. Unlike the rest of Ash's group, Max does not any Pokémon on hand (due to him not being old enough). He believed his father, Petalburg City gym leader Norman, is unbeatable and became displeased with defeating him at first but eventually overcame it. After Hoenn, Max returned home but re-joined Ash for the Battle Frontier; Tracey gave Max a digital map to find the Battle Frontier areas. When May left for the Pokémon contests in Johto by herself, Max returned home to continue training to become a Pokémon trainer in the hopes of battling Ash. Max and his parents watch May's participation in the Wallace Cup on TV back at home. 
 *  May (KAORI (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (06.0-09.0; 11.0; 21.5): A ten-year-old Pokémon trainer from Hoenn and the daughter of the Petalburg City gym leader: Norman. She disliked Pokémon at first but loves traveling; one time, while swimming at the beach with her family, May was surrounded by a herd of Tentacool that mistook her for one of their own, and when her mother noticed this, she mistook her daughter for a Tentacool and tried to catch her. As a child, she had a crush on a boy and tried to get with him (the specific details are not explicitly detailed). Max and May saw a sci-fi Pokémon movie with their parents about a Meowth who was enlarged by aliens. Another movie May saw all by herself was about a Natu and Xatu who were visiting space, only to be separated by an ice meteorite. May began traveling with Ash after his Pikachu accidentally destroyed her bike. Due to her lack of experience with Pokémon, she spent most of her time complaining and being unable to command her Pokémon correctly. After witnessing a Pokémon contest, she decided to become a Pokémon coordinator; her primary coordinator rivals are Drew and Harley (the latter who keeps deceiving May with friendship, only to try and sabotage her victories; it is later revealed that he resents May due to a girl resembling her—whom he assumed to be the real May—stealing his snacks as a child), and her idol is Dr. Abby. May won her first contest in Fallarbor Town. After winning five ribbons—Fallarbor, Verdanturf, Lilycove, Purika, and Pacifidlog—May entered the Hoenn Grand Festival in Slateport City; she defeated Harley in the second stage but lost to Drew in the following stage. After Hoenn, May returned home but re-joined Ash for the Battle Frontier to attend the Kanto Pokémon contests. After winning five ribbons—Saffron, Silver, Chrysanthemum, Gardenia, and Mulberry—May entered the Kanto Grand Festival in the Indigo Plateau; she defeated Harley and Drew in the first two rounds, respectively, but lost to Solidad in the semifinals. Afterwards, she decided to enter Pokémon contests in Johto alone. Sometime later, May arrived in Sinnoh to compete in the Wallace Cup and decided to give Ash a call from Snowpoint City; May became runner-up of the Wallace Cup, losing to Dawn. After the Wallace Cup, she returned to Johto to continue her Pokémon coordination. 
 *  Beautifly (Ryoko Shiraishi (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (06.0-09.0; 11.0; 21.5): May originally encountered Wurmple on Route 104 and caught it with the help of Forrest Franklin. It later evolved into Silcoon and into Beautifly later on while battling with Jessie's Cascoon. Beautifly stayed at home due to May's mother falling in love with it but briefly returned for a battle against Drew. 
 *  Bulbasaur (Miyako Itō (Japanese); Tara Jayne (English)) (07.0-09.0; 11.0; 21.5): Bulbasaur originally lived in the Forbidden Forest. She quickly befriended May and Torchic (who were kidnapped and accidentally dropped into the Forbidden Forest by a wild Skarmory), but the pair—the fire Pokémon, Torchic, more specifically—were quickly chased away by some grass Pokémon. After Bulbasuar, May, her friends, and the Forbidden Forest's Venasaur saved the grass Pokémon from Team Rocket, Bulbasaur became too attached to May that she decided to travel with her. Ash transferred his Bulbasaur to Hoenn to play with May's, but Ash's was quickly forced to return home to stop a grass Pokémon feud. May's obsession with winning the Fallarbor Town contest caused Bulbasaur to gain stage fright, resulting in her trainer losing. In Kanto, Bulbasaur stayed at Professor Oak's laboratory to stay with Ash's. 
 *  Blaziken (Chinami Nishimura (Japanese); Bill Rogers (English)) (06.0-09.0; 11.0; 21.5): May's starter Pokémon. May chose Torchic because of its cuteness (Treecko looked too scary, while Mudkip attacked her in the woods). It easily gets angry and attacks anyone who insults it. Torchic started completely clueless and inexperienced as during its first battle with Team Rocket, it kept attacking Max. After gaining some experience, it became more obedient and later evolved into Combusken. During a battle with Team Rocket, Combusken evolved into Blaziken. 
 *  Bulbasaur (07.0-09.0; 11.0; 21.5): May originally encountered a Bulbasaur after accidentally ending up in the Forbidden Forest after being kidnapped by a Skarmory. After Ash and May rescued the Forbidden Forest Pokémon from Team Rocket, Bulbasaur decided to join May. 
 *  Glaceon (Megumi Hayshibara (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (09.0; 11.0; 21.5): May received an egg from Nicolette and her parents as thanks for helping them save their Pokémon egg collection. May kept the egg in an incubator until it hatched into an Eevee at the Silver Town Pokémon Center. Upon arriving in Sinnoh, May visited an ice cave near Snowpoint City, where Eevee evolved into Glaceon. 
 *  Munchlax (Chie Satō (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (08.0-09.0; 11.0; 21.5): Munchlax originally lived around Route 132, where it liked eating things (including May's awful-tasting Pokéblocks). After Munchlax is framed by Team Rocket for stealing a bunch of trainers' Pokéblocks, May attempted to catch it to prove its innocence (and because of it liking her food), but Munchlax refused to fight and kept avoiding attacks by May's Combusken. After its innocence was proven, Munchlax was caught by May (after the former ate the Poké Ball). Its appetite is so big that it eats other Pokémon's food, as well as food from other humans. 
 *  Skitty (Megumi Hayashibara) (07.0-09.0; 11.0; 21.5): Skitty was originally found fatigued by Ash and his friends on Route 111. They quickly took it to a greenhouse owned by Eliza for aromatherapy. Team Rocket attacks the greenhouse to steal the perfume but accidentally ended up kidnapping Skitty as well. Jessie became adored by it and tried to keep it, but Meowth, charmed by its cuteness and not wanting it to get hurt, helped it escape. May tried to catch it, but Skitty knocked the Poké Ball out of her hand and willingly went inside. Skitty is extremely energetic as it lets itself out of its Poké Ball and likes chasing tails (such as Pikachu's and its own). Skitty stayed at home after falling in love with Norman's greenhouse but briefly returned to May in Kanto. 
 *  Squirtle (Tomoe Hanba (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (08.0-09.0; 11.0; 21.5): May's starter Kanto Pokémon. Due to his disliking of Poké Balls, Squirtle quickly chose to join with May. Sometime before Sinnoh, Squirtle evolved into Wartortle. 
 *  Misty (Mayumi Iizuka (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (01.0-05.0; 07.0-08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): One of the four Cerulean City gym leaders and the younger sister of the Sensational Sisters: Daisy, Lily, and Violet. As a child, Misty was only given hand-me-downs while her sisters constantly received Princess Dolls. She also loved playing the tambourine. Misty dreamed of being a Pokémon magician at a young age, watching every Pokémon show that came out. Misty originally met Ash after fishing him and his Pikachu out of the water. They borrowed her bike to escape a violent Spearow flock and accidentally destroyed it along the way, prompting Misty to travel with Ash until the latter paid her back. She hates bug Pokémon (including Ash's Caterpie and a wild Weedle). When Ash arrived at the Cerulean Gym, Misty fought him and lost. Misty seems to be an expert on riddles. In Johto, Misty received a Lure Ball from Kurt in Azalea Town. She is short-tempered and can easily get angry at times (according to a Cassidy/Butch-falsified fortune-telling book, she is like a Gyarados). After the Silver Conference, Misty was forced to leave Ash and return home to helm the Cerulean Gym after her sisters for a trip around the world (leaving behind a handkerchief for Ash); she also gets back her newly fixed bike from Nurse Joy at Viridian City. Misty later came to Hoenn to visit Ash and Brock (as well as their two new traveling companions: Max and May), as well as attend the Togepi Festival, but it turned out to be a trap by Team Rocket. After releasing Togetic to the Mirage Kingdom, Misty returned to Cerulean Gym. She later arrived at Ash's house to introduce him to her Azurill. She briefly rejoined Ash for the Battle Frontier own their way to the Battle Factory but was to return to Cerulean City early. Despite her resentment of her self-proclaimed all-knowing sisters, Misty still cares about them. Misty later sent her special lure to Ash during his journey through the Battle Frontier. Misty reunited with Ash during the latter's Pokémon School field trip to Kanto; Misty later had a multi battle against Lillie and Sophocles, as well as a standard battle against Ash, at the Cerulean Gym. Later on, Misty visited Alola's Pokémon School with Brock; her sister took over as gym leaders in her absence. During her stay in Alola, Misty gave Lana a fishing lure modeled after her. 
 *  Azurill (Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): The offspring of Tracey's Marill. Before hatching, Azurill was originally given to Misty as an egg by Tracey. Azurill spends most of its time outside its Poké Ball. 
 *  Caserin (Daisuke Sakaguchi (Japanese); Rachel Lillis (English)) (21.5-22.0): A Luvdisc that Misty owns. 
 *  Corsola (Ikue Ohtani (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (05.0; 07.0-08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Corsola was originally a friendly wild Pokémon looking for a friend; it tried befriending a herd of Corsola owned by a family in Megi City but inadvertently ended up scaring them away. Misty had been dead set on catching Corsola ever since she originally encountered it on their way to Yellow Rock Isle. After the Corsola helps Ash and his friends gather up the missing Corsola owned by the family, Misty caught it with her Lure Ball. 
 *  Goldeen (Ikue Ohtani (Japanese); Rachael Lillis (English)) (01.0-05.0; 07.0-08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Misty first used Goldeen against Team Rocket, but due to its uselessness on land, it was quickly recalled. 
 *  Gyarados ([Unknown]) (07.0-08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Misty first used Gyarados against Colonel Hanson in the Mirage Kingdom. Gyarados later gained the power to mega evolve and used it to battle Ash's Turtonator, but Pikachu still defeated it with his Z-Move: Gigavolt Havoc. 
 *  Horsea (Machiko Toyoshima (Japanese); Rachael Lillis (English)) (01.0-05.0; 07.0-08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Horsea was originally found by Ash and his friends in Porta Vista, where he pleaded with them to stop a Tentacool and Tentacruel retaliation attack against Nastina for destroying their coral. After the attack was quelled and Nastina was defeated, Horsea joined Misty. Upon returning to Cerulean Gym for a short visit, Misty left him under the care of her sisters. 
 *  Politoed (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); Eric Stuart (English)) (02.0-05.0; 07.0-08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Misty originally met a Poliwag on an island while searching for salveyo weed to cure Ash and Tracey of Vileplume's sun spore. After it was saved by her from Team Rocket, Poliwag helped Misty find the weed and even gave some to Meowth and James to cure Jessie from the same attack. Poliwag liked Misty so much that the latter took ownership of it so they could be together. Poliwag later evolved into Poliwhirl during a friendly battle with Ash in Johto and evolved into Politoed with a king's rock that Ash won at a Pokémon Sumo Conference in Rikishii Town. 
 *  Psyduck (Rikako Aikawa (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (01.0-05.0; 07.0-08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Psyduck was originally encountered at the Pokémon Center in HopHopHop Town after Ash and his friends cured all the hypnotized humans and Pokémon, Psyduck began following them and ended up inside Misty's Poké Ball. Psyduck is notable for causing lots of misfortune to his trainer, most notably jumping out of his Poké Ball despite Misty not choosing him for battle. He constantly has a headache but is able to fight back and use his powers when his headache is under a severe amount of stress and/or danger. Prior to the Pokémon League, Psyduck was cast as the lead star of Clevon Schpeilbunk's latest Pokémon movie, Pokémon in Love, which Ash and his friends later watched in Hollywood. Misty initially became excited when she believed Psyduck evolved into a competent Golduck, only to discover that the Golduck she had was completely different from her Psyduck; that Golduck quickly left Misty afterwards. Despite her constant irritations, Misty refuses to trade Psyduck away. 
 *  Starmie (Ikue Ohtani) (01.0-05.0; 07.0-08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Starmie was first seen losing against Ash's Pidgeotto in a Cerulean Gym battle. Upon returning to Cerulean Gym for a short visit, Misty left it under the care of her sisters. 
 *  Staryu (Shin-ichiro Miki) (01.0-05.0; 07.0-08.0; 20.0; 21.5-22.0): Misty's lead Pokémon. 
 *  Togetic (Satomi Koorogi) (01.0-05.0; 07.0): Togetic was originally found by Ash as an egg at a Pokémon fossil dig site in Grampa Canyon. Upon hatching into Togepi, he imprinted on Misty as his mother with Ash's Pikachu acting as his surrogate brother. While Togepi was visiting Hoenn with Misty, they were kidnapped by Team Rocket and taken to the Mirage Kingdom under the order of Colonel Hanson, who specifically wanted Togepi to usurp the royal family and take over the kingdom. While abducted by Colonel Hanson, Togepi evolved into Togetic and escaped back to his family. After Colonel Hanson's arrest, Togetic decided to stay in the Mirage Kingdom and protect both the Togepi and the royal family. 
 *  Rotom Pokédex (Daisuke Namikawa (Japanese); Roger Callagy (English)) (20.0-22.0): Ash was given an Alola Pokédex, which became possessed by a Rotom later on, allowing it to communicate with Ash and the classmates. Despite its extensive knowledge on Pokémon, the Pokédex isn't very bright, especially when analyzing data. As a huge fan of Alolan Detective Laki (being friends with producer George Charino), Rotom wanted to be in the TV series but ultimately changed its mind to stay with Ash (and after discovering that it would only be for one episode). After the Manalo Conference, Rotom began working at Aether Paradise in the hopes of becoming "the best Pokédex of the universe". 
 *  Serena (Mayuki Makaguchi (Japanese); Haven Paschall (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): A childhood friend of Ash who attended Professor Oak's Pokémon Summer Camp with him in Kanto. During their days at camp, Ash loaned Serena his handkerchief to heal her injured leg and gave her helpful advice: "Never give up until it's over". Serena's mother wanted her to be Rhyhorn racer like her, but she decided to be a Pokémon trainer instead. After seeing Ash on the news, she followed him to Santalune Gym, but he denied having any knowledge of her; nevertheless, Ash invited Serena on his Pokémon journey, much to her joy. Ash later recognized her after she returned his handkerchief to him. Serena is a skilled Poké Puffs chef. Her main performance rival is Miette. After witnessing Aria at a Pokémon showcase, Serena decided to become a Pokémon performer. Grace wanted her daughter to become a Rhyhorn racer (despite Serena's constant failures), but after Serena beat her mother in a Skiddo race; Serena made her showcase debut in Coumarine City but lost the first round. Grace allowed Serena to become a Pokémon performer. Serena seems to have a crush on Ash. After the Coumarine City Pokémon Showcase, Serena cut her long hair and began wearing a ribbon that Ash gave her as a present before the showcase. After winning three princess keys—Dendemille, Anistar, and Fleurrh—Serena entered the Gloire City Pokémon Showcase Master Class; she defeated Miette in the first match but lost to Kalos Queen Aria in the finals; despite her loss, Serena was invited to become a student of former Kalos Queen Palermo, but Serena refused because she found it too difficult to leave Ash and his friends. After defeating Team Flare, Serena decided to take part in Pokémon contests in Hoenn. 
 *  Braixen (Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese); Eileen Stevens (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5); Serena's starter Pokémon. Fennekin hates getting dirty and attacks anyone who makes her so. During a double battle with Aria, Fenniken evolved into Braixen. 
 *  Pancham (Yuka Terasaki (Japanese); Erica Schroeder (English)) (17.0-19.0; 21.5): Serena's first caught Pokémon. Pancham originally crashed a Pokémon showcase in Lagoon Town. He later harassed Ash and his friends, attacking Clemont's Chespin (who would later become a rival later on), then stealing Ash's hat and Clemont's glasses. After tracking Pancham down, Serena discovered that he had been stealing many things from human travelers and using to perform. After realizing Pancham's love of performing (as well a battle with Team Rocket), Serena caught him. Pancham wears Serena's sunglasses on his forehead. Nini's seemed to have a crush on Pancham, which caused Nini to request a trade, but Serena refused. Nini's Smoochum is in love with Pancham, even though he doesn't reciprocate the same feelings. Before Ash and his friends parted ways, Chespin became friends with Pancham, who gave him one of his leaves to remember him by. 
 *  Sylveon (Mika Kanai (Japanese); Erica Schroeder (English)) (18.0-19.0; 21.5): Serena originally an Eevee dancing on a tree stump near Anistar City, but she accidentally scared her away. Serena managed to lure her out with a flower crown, but Team Rocket kidnapped her; Jessie wanted to use her for her performances. After Eevee was rescued and Ash and his friends, Serena asked her to join her, but altough she accepted, she became frightened by the other owned Pokémon (except Bunnelby). Eevee can be easily frightened at time and Bunnelby seems to be the only Pokémon that can comfort her. Eevee took part in a double battle against Ash and Tierno to get over her shyness, but Clemont's Chespin still seems to scare her. During a team battle with James and Miette, Eevee evolved into Sylveon; following her evolution, Sylveon became overcame her fears of Chespin. 
 *  Sophocles (Fumiko Takekuma (Japanese); Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld (English)) (20.0-22.0): A student at the Pokémon School. Sophocles is a scientist and has a research facility in his backyard, built by his father. Sophocles' dream is to become an astronaut. He received his Z-Ring from Hapu after winning a Vikavolt race. Sophocles later entered the Manalo Conference but lost to Kiawe in the quarterfinals. After graduating from the Pokémon School, Sophocles travelled to Mosdeep City in Hoenn and visit the space center. 
 *  Togedemaru (Mika Kanai (Japanese); Emily Cramer (English)) (20.0-22.0): Sophocles' lead Pokémon. Togedemaru was first seen at the Pokémon School with her trainer. Togedemaru seems to see Ash's Pikachu as an older brother. Togedemaru is commonly seen outside her Pokémon Ball. 
 *  Vikavolt ([Unknown] (Japanese); Simona Berman (English)) (20.0-22.0): Sophocles originally received Charjabug as a going-away gift from Ash. During a competitive quest against Horacio to find the bug stone in the caves of Vast Poni Island, Charjabug evolved into Vikavolt on its own thanks to the magnetic field around the cave. 
 * '''Team Rocket (01.0-23.0): The primary antagonists; a trio of bumbling criminals working for the criminal organization of the same name, led by Giovanni. Before joining the organization, Jessie and James attempted to study at the Pokémon Technical Institute, but both failed the entrance exam. They also used to be members of a Sunnytown biker gang; they were respectively known as "Big Jess"/"Chainer Jessie" (known for swinging her chain above her head while riding her bike) and "Little Jim"/"Trainer James" (who always used training wheels on his bike). In their training days, Team Rocket mentored a young, clumsy recruit named Christopher, which inspired him to become a noodle shop runner, naming his shop after Jessie and James. After being defeated by Ash's Pikachu at Viridian City's Pokémon Center, they saw him as a powerful Pokémon and made him their primary capture target ever since, but every scheme they pull off (successful or not) usually ends with Pikachu (or their capture victims) either being rescued or escaping on their own and Team Rocket "blasting off". On certain occasions, Team Rocket would reluctantly work with Ash and his friends (such as escaping the sinking St. Anne or capturing a rampaging Claydol). Despite being evil, Jessie and James are actually good-natured and kind-hearted to an extent (mostly due to their unpleasant childhoods), and they truly care about their Pokémon. Team Rocket's primary mode of transportation is a Meowth-style hot air balloon. They primarily address Ash and his friends and "twerps". Usually, when wearing disguises, Jessie and James (the latter more prominently) would cross-dress. Jessie and James attempted to take the Pokémon League Admissions Exam, but both ended up with the lowest scores. In Johto, the trio was kicked out of the organization for failing to pay their endless load of unpaid dues and loans, forcing them to defeat a band of Pokémon trainers (Ash and his friends) before being reinstated; they fail but are reinstated nevertheless in exchanged for their monthly paychecks (collected by a Team Rocket scout's Delibird). Every time they first encounter Ash and his friends in an episode, they usually open with a motto. After the desolations of Teams Magma and Aqua, the trio are assigned a top-secret mission. After Hoenn, Team Rocket changed their motto. Following many failures in capturing Pikachu, Team Rocket split up but reconciled after an encounter with Butch and Cassidy. After the Battle Frontier, James and Meowth contemplated giving up, but Jessie convinced them to keep working to kidnap Pikachu. Starting with Sinnoh, Team Rocket would come up with a brand-new motto (although they returned to their original motto for the final third of Unova, the entirety of the Kalos region, and Galar). After Sinnoh (particularly the defeat of Team Galactic), Team Rocket is given a special mission by Giovanni to observe the Unova region; starting with Unova, Team Rocket would leave all their Pokémon back at Team Rocket HQ before entering the new region (although Wobbuffet returned for Kalos), as well as be more sinister and competent (even flying away after defeat instead of "blasting off"). After completing their first Unova mission, Team Rocket would occasionally receive orders to complete more Unova objectives. After the failure of Operation Tempest (their final Unova mission), Team Rocket returned to their original mission of capturing Pikachu, as well as to their bumbling personalities. After defeating Team Flare in Kalos, Team Rocket was ordered back to Kanto by Giovanni. Sometime later, Giovanni dispatches Team Rocket to Alola to find brand new never-before-seen Pokémon. Since their arrival, Team Rocket had been followed by a Bewear that had appointed herself as their caretaker; in fact, sometimes, Bewear would show up at the end of battles to abduct them and Team Rocket would announce that they were "off with a new blast"; eventually they made her den their new secret hideout. Team Rocket was given a Z-Power Ring by Ula'ula Island Kahuna Nanu to battle a Gengar named Greedy Rapooh. Team Rocket later decided to enter the Manalo Conference but lost. Afterwards, they were called back to headquarters by Giovanni, so they left their Z-Power Ring and Alolan-caught Pokémon at Bewear's den; Bewear even allowed them to leave and threw them and their hot-air balloon all the way back to Kanto.'''
 * '''James (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (01.0-23.0): The primary male antagonist; prior to joining Team Rocket, James was originally born to overbearing millionaires and owned a Growlithe named Growlie. James' childhood mansion was made of marble (though James never understood why). On Kids Day, James would be free to take a day off from school, allowing him to swim all day and eat ice cream sandwiches. All of his childhood clothing was made out of Mareep wool, but he was constantly beaten up by his envious classmates. James was once a cheerleader as well. One day, while passing a carnival, James spotted a Chimeco and wanted one badly, but his parents wouldn't give him one, and the carnival had ended, thwarting James' chance of getting one. During the summer, James would visit relatives, Nanny and Pop-Pop in Hoenn, and he enjoyed his time there since they didn't force him to behave like a gentleman, unlike his 23 tutors. He was a highly skilled Goldeen scooper in his childhood days. James is obsessed with collecting bottle caps, but his mother threw his childhood collection away after discovering it. His parents arranged him to marry Jeesebelle, but her domineering behavior ultimately caused James to run away and abandon his upper-class family (although he wrote her a love letter and hid it in his treasure chest before her selfish personality was revealed; he forgot the password, so he hid it underground). Before joining Team Rocket, James originally intended to become a PokéRinger and trained under a PokéRinger master. After his parents apparently died, James was forced into returning by his teammates so they could claim his inheritance money; however, it is revealed that his parents faked their death so they could force him into marrying Jessebelle. Thankfully, Growlie was freed by Team Rocket (as well as Ash and his friends), allowing it to rescue James and help him escape back to his teammates; before fleeing, James asked Growlie to watch after his parents. His primary Team Rocket rival is Butch. James has been a victim of many cons by a Magikarp salesman. On Potpourri Island, James (under the disguise of Jameson) and Mime Jr. won a Pokémon orienteering competition, earning themselves a Pokémon teamwork medal. When Jessie became sick to compete in the Lilypad Town contest, James was forced to disguise himself as Jesselina in her place and actually win the contest. James later decided to enter the Manalo Conference, in the hopes of winning and battling the Masked Royal, under the disguise of Jamesio; he defeated Jessina in the first round but lost to Gladion in the quarterfinals.'''
 * Amoonguss ([Unknown] (Japanese), Eli James (English)) (16.0-23.0): James first used Amoonguss to kidnap Ash's Pikachu and Nannette's Tepig.
 *  Cacnea (Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (06.0-11.0): James' lead Hoenn Pokémon. While Team Rocket was battling a Pokémon poacher named Rico in Petalburg Woods, they were saved from a Beedrill horde by Cacnea that originally lived in the Petalburg Woods; James gave him a bag of cookies as gratitude. Later that evening, Cacnea caught up to Team Rocket and James decided to take ownership of him, causing Cacnea to become so excited that he hugged him (and accidentally poked him with his spikes). Whenever summoned from his Poké Ball, Cacnea would immediately hug James in excitement. In Sinnoh, James gave Cacnea to Gardenia for training on learning Drain Punch. 
 * Carnivine (Daisuke Skaguchi (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (10.0-23.0): James' lead Sinnoh Pokémon. James originally met and befriended Carnivine at Pastoria City's Great Marsh of Sinnoh. James later left Carnivine at a Sinnoh summer cottage. James retrieved it upon his return to the cottage. Cacnea loved its trainer so much that it would hug him and bite his head whenever it was released from its Poké Ball.
 * Chimeco (Natsuki Toshihara (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (07.0-09.0): James met Chimeco at a Fortree City festival and claimed ownership of it due to his desire of having one as a child. It has a habit of breaking out of its Poké Ball at the end of Team Rocket's motto and likes to wrap itself around its trainer's eyes. Chimeco is hardly seen inside its Poké Ball. After Chimeco becomes gravely ill, James was forced to leave it with his relatives: Nanna and Pop-Pop.
 * Growlie (Mitsuru Ogata (Japanese); Tom Wayland (English)) (01.0; 12.0): James' Growlithe and first owned Pokémon. After James ran away, he left Growlie behind; James' parents later confined Growlie in the doghouse. When James returned home and was abducted by his fiancée Jessebelle, Growlie was freed by Team Rocket, and it saved James. Before returning to Team Rocket, James asked Growlie to remain at his estate and take care of his parents.
 * Gyarados ([Unknown]) (01.0): Gyarados was originally sold to James as a Magikarp by a Magikarp salesman aboard the St. Anne, claiming he could breed it to sell more Magikarp; however, this was a scam set up by the salesman, who was actually a con man. Eventually, James became fed up with Magikarp's uselessness that he abandoned it, but this caused it to evolve into Gyarados and attack its former trainer (as well as the rest of Team Rocket, Ash, and his friends) with Dragon Rage before becoming a wild Pokémon.
 * Inkay (Kenta Miyake (Japanese); Mike Liscio (English)) (17.0-23.0): James' lead Kalos Pokémon. Inkay originally stole food from Team Rocket, prompting James to catch him. When Inkay saved a herd of Inkay and good Malamar from some evil Malamar, the herd beckoned him to join them, but Inkay chose to stay with James.
 *  Mareanie (Fumiko Takekuma (Japanese); Melissa Schoenberg (English) (20.0-22.0): A female Mareanie was originally looking for Corsola horns, when it was attacked by a Tentacruel. A male Mareanie saved her, and they fell in love. The male Mareanie offered to find the Corsola horns for her, but he gave it to another female Mareanie, breaking her heart (in reality: he was apparently returning a Corsola horn that the other female lost). She eventually came across James and fell in love with him after poisoning him (his face became purple and, along with his hairstyle, it made him look like a Mareanie she once dated). Mareanie proved to be very useful in helping Team Rocket capture Pikachu (until Bewear thwarted their attack and took them back to her den) that James asked her to join them. Mareanie loves her trainer so much that she would latch herself onto his head whenever she is released from her Poké Ball. Mareanie does not approve of James catching female Pokémon and constantly tries to scare them away. After she came across her ex-boyfriend, she rejected him over James, causing the male Mareanie to attack him in jealously; this would cause the male Mareanie to evolve into Toxapex. When the female Mareanie overheard James acknowledging that Toxapex was better for her than he was, she became heartbroken and ran away, eventually being sheltered by Ash and his classmates at Professor Kukui's house. The next day, when a Tentacruel (presumably the same one from before) attacked her, James saved her, causing them to reconcile. James tried to convince Mareanie to return to her former lover, but Toxapex challenged him of Mareanie's love and lost, allowing Mareanie to stay with James. After Team Rocket was called back to Kanto, Mareanie was left behind at Bewear's den (although Mareanie failed to understand that she was being released); James promised to return to visit her someday. 
 * Mime Jr. (Ikue Ohtani (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (09.0-23.0): Mime Jr. originally lived with Nanny and Pop-Pop, relatives of James. After James was forced to leave his ill Chimeco at their cottage for treatment, Mime Jr. decide to replace it. Mime Jr. is extremely curious and playful, inadvertently being responsible for lots of Team Rocket's failed plans. It has a habit of breaking out of its Poké Ball at the end of Team Rocket's motto and rarely spends its time in its Poké Ball. Mime Jr. was considered so cute that James could not bring himself to make it fight.
 *  Victreebel (#1) (Rikako Aikawa) (01.0-05.0): James originally owned a Weepinbell at Nanny and Pop-Pop's mansion in Hoenn. As an adult, James left it at a Kanto breeding center (which was actually a front for Team Rocket members Cassidy and Butch). When he and Team Rocket (as well as Ash and his friends) were caught breaking into the breeding center (unaware of Team Rocket's ownership at the time), James found his Weepinbell—now evolved into Victreebel—and released it. Victreebel loves its trainer so much that it would constantly partially eat him in delight and excitement whenever it was released from its Poké Ball. James was forced by his teammates to trade Victreebel for a Magikarp salesman's Weepinbell (which would later evolve to a Victreebel); the two Victreebel would later escape from their respective owners, fall in love, and run off to live together. 
 * Victreebel (#2) (Kōichi Sakaguchi (Japanese); Eric Stuart (English) (05.0): James traded his Victreebel with a Magikarp salesman's Weepinbell in Johto, which later evolved into Victreebel; the two Victreebel would later escape from their respective owners, fall in love, and run off to live together.
 *  Weezing ([Unknown] (Japanese); Michael Haigney (English)) (01.0-06.0): James' lead Kanto and Johto Pokémon. Prior to his evolution from Koffing, James received him as a Christmas present one year prior to the main series. In Hoenn, James tearfully released Weezing to allow it to help a herd of poached Ekans and Koffing escape from a Pokémon poacher named Rico. 
 * Yanmask (Mika Kanai (Japanese); Tom Wayland (English)) (14.0-23.0): James' lead Unova Pokémon. Team Rocket originally encountered Yanmask in a warehouse, where it became attracted to their food. After James fed him, he asked Yanmask to join them.
 * 'Jessie (Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (01.0-23.0): The primary female antagonist; the self-proclaimed leader of the trio. Jessie didn't make many friends as a child for unknown reasons. She seemed to hate Princess Festivals as she wasn't able to receive any Princess Dolls as a child. She also caught one of Santa Claus' many Jynx "stealing" a toy of hers as a child (although in reality, the Jynx took Jessie's "stolen toy" to Santa Claus' workshop for repairment and later returned it to her as an adult). Jessie loves snow so much that her mother would make snow-flavored food for her as a child. She was also able to find love because of her evil personality and behavior. Jessie tried fortune telling with many methods but could never be given a true fortune. Jessie's childhood dreams were to be a doctor, an actress, and a trainer; during her theater acting days, she vowed never to fall in love but ended up falling in love with a boy named Austin. In her school years, Jessie wanted a balloon pencil case but never got one and was mocked by her classmates because of it. She was a ninja girl in her youth, using a Starmie as a weapon. In her teenage years, she enrolled in a Pokémon nurse school in the hopes of becoming a nurse where she befriended a clumsy Chansey; she ultimately failed to become a nurse (primarily since the school was meant for Chanseys), but her clumsy Chansey friend (who would later evolve into a Blissey and work at Happy Town's Pokémon Center) gave her half of her graduation necklace to remember her by. Jessie had a very brief modeling career—making a literally small appearance in a mountain magazine. She tried being a weather girl but was fired for being too inaccurate. While training to join Team Rocket, Jessie would force Wendy to pay for their snacks. Her primary Team Rocket rival is Cassidy. Beautiful artwork seems to remind Jessie of her lonely childhood (in one word: chrysanthemum). She is very passionate about her hair and hates anyone who ruins it. In Hoenn, she began participating in Pokémon contests (usually under the disguise of Jessebella) like May but resorted to cheating on several occasions (such is the case as her first contest in Fallarbor Town). After winning five ribbons—Solaceon, Majolica, Lilypad (in which she was sick and forced James to take her place disguised as Jesselina), Neighborly, and Arrowroot (which was given to her by the winner: Princess Salvia—under the disguise of Dawn)—Jessie entered the Sinnoh Grand Festival but lost to Dawn in the semifinals and gave up on Pokémon coordination. In Kalos, Jessie decided to become a Pokémon performer (under the alias Jessilee) after watching a showcase; Jessie made her showcase debut in Couramine City but lost the first round. Jessie contemplated leaving Team Rocket after falling in love with Dr. White, but she changed her mind after discovering that he has feelings for his childhood friend: Beatrice. After winning three princess keys, Serena entered the Gloire City Pokémon Showcase Master Class but lost in the semifinals. She is huge fan of Pokémon Base player Oluolu; although she lost a match against Team School (consisting of Oluolu, Ash, and the latter's friends) for an autograph, Oluolu gave her an autograph for playing a good game (unfortunately, Bewear stole her and Team Rocket before she could get it). Jessie later decided to enter the Manalo Conference under the disguise of Jessina but lost to Jamesio.'
 *  Arbok (Kōichi Sakaguchi) (01.0-06.0): Jessie's lead Kanto and Johto lead Pokémon. Prior to his evolution from Ekans, Jessie originally received him as a birthday gift a year prior to the main series. In Hoenn, Jessie tearfully released Arbok to allow him to help a herd of poached Ekans and Koffing escape from a Pokémon poacher named Rico. 
 *  Dustox (Chinami Nishimura (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (06.0-11.0): After failing to catch (and later steal) May's Wurmple, Jessie managed to catch her own on Route 104. Wurmple later evolved into Cascoon (which Jessie mistook for Silcoon) and into Dustox later on while battling with May's Beautifly. Jessie released her Dustox for the Dustox Crossing with Austin's Shiny Dustox; to further this, Jessie even destroyed Dustox's Poké Ball. 
 * Frillish (Chiaki Takahashi (Japanese), [Unknown] (English)) (16.0-23.0): Jessie first used Frillish to kidnap Ash's Pikachu and Nannette's Tepig.
 * Gourgeist (Megumi Satou (Japanese); Haven Paschall (English)) (17.0-23.0): Jessie originally tripped over a Pumpkaboo on Route 5 and caught her immediately afterwards. Jessie traded Pumpkaboo for Count Pumpka's Mawile in the hopes of gaining a Pokémon that can mega evolve; however, Jessie demanded a re-trade after the trade resulted in Pumpkaboo evolving into Gourgeist.
 *  Lickitung (Chinami Nishimura (Japanese); Michael Haigney (English)) (01.0-03.0): Jessie originally caught Lickitung in O-Hina Town after it ate all of Team Rocket's food during the Princess Festival. In Palmpona, Jessie accidentally traded Lickitung for Benny's Wobbuffet. 
 * Mawile ([Unknown] (Japanese); Erica Schroeder (English)) (18.0): Mawile originally belonged to Count Pumpka. Jessie traded her Pumpkaboo for Mawile in the hopes of gaining a Pokémon that can mega evolve; however, Jessie demanded a re-trade after the trade resulted in Pumpkaboo evolving into Gourgeist.
 * Mimikyu (Daisuke Namikawa (Japanese); Billy Bob Thompson (English)) (20.0-23.0): Jessie's lead Alola Pokémon. Team Rocket originally encountered Mimikyu in a forest on Melemele Island. After Ash and his classmates encountered it, Mimikyu immediately attacked Ash's Pikachu, then ran after Team Rocket, who were abducted by a Bewear and taken to her den. Jessie then caught it with James' Luxury Ball. Mimikyu seems to hate Ash's Pikachu, constantly attacking him (and no one else apparently) every time it sees him. After Team Rocket was called back to Kanto, Mimikyu was left behind at Bewear's den.
 * Seviper (Chie Satō (Japanese); Bil Rogers (English)) (06.0-23.0): Jessie's lead Hoenn and Sinnoh Pokémon. Seviper originally lived in Petalburg Woods, where it stole food from travelers (like Brock and Jessie) and attacked their Pokémon. After ripping off Jessie's hair and eating it as well, the latter attacked and caught it. Like its herd, Seviper hates Zangoose and refuses to stay in its Poké Ball when battling the Zangoose.
 * Shellder (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); Michael Haigney (English)) (01.0): Jessie caught Shellder on Seafoam Island, but it quickly latched onto a Slowpoke's tail, evolving it into a Solwbro.
 * Wobbuffet (Yūji Ueda (Japanese); Erica Schroeder (English)) (03.0-23.0): Wobbuffet was originally owned by a boy named Benny who was planning on trading him away in Palmpona; he ended up trading with Jessie's Lickitung by accident. Wobuffet has a habit of breaking out of his Poké Ball at random (especially at the end of Team Rocket's motto). After Wobbuffet fell in love with a female Wobbuffet at a clinic owned by Dr. White, Jessie decided to leave him at the clinic, but he refused and continued traveling with his trainer.
 * Woobat (Kiyokata Fukushima (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (14.0-23.0): Jessie's current lead Pokémon. Jessie caught a Woobat in a cave on Route 1 and first used him to defeat Ash's newly acquired Pidove.
 * Yanmega (Kiyotaka Furushima) (11.0-23.0): Yanma was originally the target of a Pokémon trainer named Tyler, but after he weakened her around Route 213, Jessie caught Yanma before he had the chance. The Team Rocket trio sent the Yanma to Giovanni back in Kanto, but he rejected and returned it to them due to the amount of Yanma that had already been captured. Yanma later evolved into Yanmega while battling Ash and his friends.
 * Meowth (Inuko Inuyama (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (01.0-23.0): The primary Pokémon antagonist; a talking Meowth that travels with Team Rocket. Prior to joining Team Rocket, Meowth was born alone without any friends or family and constantly trying to find food. One night, Meowth watched a movie called That Darn Meowth! Inspired by the movie, Meowth moved to Hollywood where he was found and adopted by a gang of Meowth led by a Persian. With their help, he was able to find and steal actual food. During his time in the gang, he fell in love with a rich female Meowth named Meowzie, but he was rejected by her for being a street Meowth. Striving to earn Meowzie's love, Meowth tried becoming human, such as learning to walk and speak like a human. Unfortunately, Meowzie still rejected him for being a street Meowth, prompting him to join Team Rocket to earn more money. Sometime later, while Team Rocket chased Ash and his friends to Hollywood, the street Meowth gang attempted to force Meowth back into their gang, but Meowth refused; however, he discovered that Meowzie joined the gang after being abandoned by her now-broke owner. Meowth defeated the gang in the hopes of saving Meowzie, but she still rejected him for the Persian leader, prompting a heartbroken Meowth to return to Team Rocket alone. On Golden Island in the Orange Islands, Meowth got worshipped as the "Great Meowth of Bounty" but ultimately rejected the position to reunite with his team (and after being forced into unsuccessfully performing payday). In Johto, Meowth's tail became a victim of various bitings by Madame Muchmoney's Snubbull. In Sinnoh, Meowth fell in love with Mamie's Glameow but gave up on her after she evolved into Purugly. After a failed robbery attempt, Meowth allegedly got fired from Team Rocket; however, this was actually a plan to steal all the Pokémon. In an attempt to dismantle Team Plasma, Team Rocket attempted to coerce Team Plasma scientist Colress to their side by offering Meowth as his test subject, but Colress saw through their plan and used his machine to brainwash Meowth, but Team Rocket managed to break him out of Team Plasma's mind control. Meowth once fell in love with the Ultra Beast, Pheromosa, even unsuccessfully attempting to save it from the Ultra Guardians.
 *  Tracey Sketchit (Tomokazu Seki (Japanese); Craig Blair (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): A Pokémon watcher. He first met Ash and his friends on the Orange Islands and joined them to help reunite a lost Lapras with its family. He is a huge fan of Professor Oak and became surprised when he discovered Ash and Misty knew him. Upon arriving in Pallet Town, Tracey became Professor Oak's assistant. 
 *  Marill (Mika Kanai (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): Tracey's lead Pokémon. 
 *  Scyther ([Unkown] (Japanese); Eric Stuart (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): Scyther originally led a Scyther swarm on Murcott Island until it was usurped and exiled. After Ash and his friends found Scyther injured and in critical damage, Tracy caught it so they could take it to the Pokémon Center for treatment. After treatment, Scyther discovered and freed his old swarm from Team Rocket before deciding to stay with its new trainer. Scyther formed a respectable rivalry with Ash's Charizard. 
 *  Venonat (Rikako Aikawa (Japanese); Rachel Lillis (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): Venonat was first used to help save the infant Lapras from Team Rocket, 
 * Frillish (Chiaki Takahashi (Japanese), [Unknown] (English)) (16.0-23.0): Jessie first used Frillish to kidnap Ash's Pikachu and Nannette's Tepig.
 * Gourgeist (Megumi Satou (Japanese); Haven Paschall (English)) (17.0-23.0): Jessie originally tripped over a Pumpkaboo on Route 5 and caught her immediately afterwards. Jessie traded Pumpkaboo for Count Pumpka's Mawile in the hopes of gaining a Pokémon that can mega evolve; however, Jessie demanded a re-trade after the trade resulted in Pumpkaboo evolving into Gourgeist.
 *  Lickitung (Chinami Nishimura (Japanese); Michael Haigney (English)) (01.0-03.0): Jessie originally caught Lickitung in O-Hina Town after it ate all of Team Rocket's food during the Princess Festival. In Palmpona, Jessie accidentally traded Lickitung for Benny's Wobbuffet. 
 * Mawile ([Unknown] (Japanese); Erica Schroeder (English)) (18.0): Mawile originally belonged to Count Pumpka. Jessie traded her Pumpkaboo for Mawile in the hopes of gaining a Pokémon that can mega evolve; however, Jessie demanded a re-trade after the trade resulted in Pumpkaboo evolving into Gourgeist.
 * Mimikyu (Daisuke Namikawa (Japanese); Billy Bob Thompson (English)) (20.0-23.0): Jessie's lead Alola Pokémon. Team Rocket originally encountered Mimikyu in a forest on Melemele Island. After Ash and his classmates encountered it, Mimikyu immediately attacked Ash's Pikachu, then ran after Team Rocket, who were abducted by a Bewear and taken to her den. Jessie then caught it with James' Luxury Ball. Mimikyu seems to hate Ash's Pikachu, constantly attacking him (and no one else apparently) every time it sees him. After Team Rocket was called back to Kanto, Mimikyu was left behind at Bewear's den.
 * Seviper (Chie Satō (Japanese); Bil Rogers (English)) (06.0-23.0): Jessie's lead Hoenn and Sinnoh Pokémon. Seviper originally lived in Petalburg Woods, where it stole food from travelers (like Brock and Jessie) and attacked their Pokémon. After ripping off Jessie's hair and eating it as well, the latter attacked and caught it. Like its herd, Seviper hates Zangoose and refuses to stay in its Poké Ball when battling the Zangoose.
 * Shellder (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); Michael Haigney (English)) (01.0): Jessie caught Shellder on Seafoam Island, but it quickly latched onto a Slowpoke's tail, evolving it into a Solwbro.
 * Wobbuffet (Yūji Ueda (Japanese); Erica Schroeder (English)) (03.0-23.0): Wobbuffet was originally owned by a boy named Benny who was planning on trading him away in Palmpona; he ended up trading with Jessie's Lickitung by accident. Wobuffet has a habit of breaking out of his Poké Ball at random (especially at the end of Team Rocket's motto). After Wobbuffet fell in love with a female Wobbuffet at a clinic owned by Dr. White, Jessie decided to leave him at the clinic, but he refused and continued traveling with his trainer.
 * Woobat (Kiyokata Fukushima (Japanese); Michele Knotz (English)) (14.0-23.0): Jessie's current lead Pokémon. Jessie caught a Woobat in a cave on Route 1 and first used him to defeat Ash's newly acquired Pidove.
 * Yanmega (Kiyotaka Furushima) (11.0-23.0): Yanma was originally the target of a Pokémon trainer named Tyler, but after he weakened her around Route 213, Jessie caught Yanma before he had the chance. The Team Rocket trio sent the Yanma to Giovanni back in Kanto, but he rejected and returned it to them due to the amount of Yanma that had already been captured. Yanma later evolved into Yanmega while battling Ash and his friends.
 * Meowth (Inuko Inuyama (Japanese); Carter Cathcart (English)) (01.0-23.0): The primary Pokémon antagonist; a talking Meowth that travels with Team Rocket. Prior to joining Team Rocket, Meowth was born alone without any friends or family and constantly trying to find food. One night, Meowth watched a movie called That Darn Meowth! Inspired by the movie, Meowth moved to Hollywood where he was found and adopted by a gang of Meowth led by a Persian. With their help, he was able to find and steal actual food. During his time in the gang, he fell in love with a rich female Meowth named Meowzie, but he was rejected by her for being a street Meowth. Striving to earn Meowzie's love, Meowth tried becoming human, such as learning to walk and speak like a human. Unfortunately, Meowzie still rejected him for being a street Meowth, prompting him to join Team Rocket to earn more money. Sometime later, while Team Rocket chased Ash and his friends to Hollywood, the street Meowth gang attempted to force Meowth back into their gang, but Meowth refused; however, he discovered that Meowzie joined the gang after being abandoned by her now-broke owner. Meowth defeated the gang in the hopes of saving Meowzie, but she still rejected him for the Persian leader, prompting a heartbroken Meowth to return to Team Rocket alone. On Golden Island in the Orange Islands, Meowth got worshipped as the "Great Meowth of Bounty" but ultimately rejected the position to reunite with his team (and after being forced into unsuccessfully performing payday). In Johto, Meowth's tail became a victim of various bitings by Madame Muchmoney's Snubbull. In Sinnoh, Meowth fell in love with Mamie's Glameow but gave up on her after she evolved into Purugly. After a failed robbery attempt, Meowth allegedly got fired from Team Rocket; however, this was actually a plan to steal all the Pokémon. In an attempt to dismantle Team Plasma, Team Rocket attempted to coerce Team Plasma scientist Colress to their side by offering Meowth as his test subject, but Colress saw through their plan and used his machine to brainwash Meowth, but Team Rocket managed to break him out of Team Plasma's mind control. Meowth once fell in love with the Ultra Beast, Pheromosa, even unsuccessfully attempting to save it from the Ultra Guardians.
 *  Tracey Sketchit (Tomokazu Seki (Japanese); Craig Blair (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): A Pokémon watcher. He first met Ash and his friends on the Orange Islands and joined them to help reunite a lost Lapras with its family. He is a huge fan of Professor Oak and became surprised when he discovered Ash and Misty knew him. Upon arriving in Pallet Town, Tracey became Professor Oak's assistant. 
 *  Marill (Mika Kanai (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): Tracey's lead Pokémon. 
 *  Scyther ([Unkown] (Japanese); Eric Stuart (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): Scyther originally led a Scyther swarm on Murcott Island until it was usurped and exiled. After Ash and his friends found Scyther injured and in critical damage, Tracy caught it so they could take it to the Pokémon Center for treatment. After treatment, Scyther discovered and freed his old swarm from Team Rocket before deciding to stay with its new trainer. Scyther formed a respectable rivalry with Ash's Charizard. 
 *  Venonat (Rikako Aikawa (Japanese); Rachel Lillis (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): Venonat was first used to help save the infant Lapras from Team Rocket, 
 *  Scyther ([Unkown] (Japanese); Eric Stuart (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): Scyther originally led a Scyther swarm on Murcott Island until it was usurped and exiled. After Ash and his friends found Scyther injured and in critical damage, Tracy caught it so they could take it to the Pokémon Center for treatment. After treatment, Scyther discovered and freed his old swarm from Team Rocket before deciding to stay with its new trainer. Scyther formed a respectable rivalry with Ash's Charizard. 
 *  Venonat (Rikako Aikawa (Japanese); Rachel Lillis (English)) (02.0-03.0; 05.0; 08.0-10.0; 16.0; 21.5): Venonat was first used to help save the infant Lapras from Team Rocket, 

{Detective Pikachu Universe}
<The main setting of Detective Pikachu>


 * Detective Pikachu (Tōru Ōkawa (Japanese); Kaiji Tang (English)) (21.5): A bossy, easily infatuated, coffee-loving, bipedal detective that only Tim can understand.
 * Emilia Christie (Risa Shimizu (Japanese); Kira Buckland (English)) (21.5): A reporter at GNN.
 * Roger Clifford (Hiroki Touchi (Japanese); Xander Mobus (English)) (21.5): A producer at the GNN television network.
 * Tim Goodman (Yūma Uchida (Japanese); Khoi Dao (English)) (21.5): A boy searching for his missing father.

{Manga Universe}
<The main setting of the manga: Pokémon Adventures>


 * Amarillo del Bosque "Yellow" Verde ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kanto. She initially disguised herself as a boy.
 * Black ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Unova.
 * Blake ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A high-ranking member of the International Police.
 * Blue Oak ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): Professor Oak's grandson.
 * Crystal ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Johto.
 * Diamond ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Sinnoh.
 * Emerald ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Hoenn.
 * Gold ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Johto.
 * Green ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kanto.
 * Moon ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Alola.
 * Pearl ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Sinnoh.
 * Platinum Berlitz ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Sinnoh.
 * Red ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kanto.
 * Ruby ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Hoenn.
 * Sapphire Birch ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Hoenn.
 * Silver ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): Giovanni's son.
 * Sun ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Alola.
 * White ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The president and manager of the BW Agency.
 * Whitley ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A former member of Team Plasma.
 * X ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A mentally depressed former Pokémon trainer from Kalos.
 * Yvonne Gabena ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A young Sky Trainer trainee.

{Pokémon Duel Universe}
<The main setting of Pokémon Duel>


 * Don Roger ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The owner of the Volcano hotel.
 * Luca ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon duelist.
 * Sharon ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon duelist.
 * Tia ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): Luca's younger sister.

{Pokémon Ranger Universe}
<The main setting of the Pokémon core video game series>


 * Ben (Tatsuya Hasome (Japanese); Wayne Grayson (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon Ranger from Oblivia.
 * Kate ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon Ranger from Almia.
 * Kellyn (Daisuke Sakaguchi (Japanese); Sean Reyes (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon Ranger from Fiore.
 * Lunick ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon Ranger from Fiore.
 * Solana (Atsuko Enomoto (Japanese); Rhonda Krempa (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon Ranger from Fiore.
 * Summer ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon Ranger from Oblivia.

{Video Game Universe}
<The main setting of the Pokémon core video game series>


 * Barry (Ayumu Murase (Japanese); Connor Ludovice (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Sinnoh.
 * Bianca (Kaede Yuasa (Japanese); Erika Harlacher (English)) (17.5; 21.5): An Assistant Pokémon Professor to Professor Juniper.
 * Blue Oak (Ryōta Ōsaka (Japanese); Erik Kimerer (English)) (04.5; 21.5): Professor Oak's grandson and the gym leader of Viridian City.
 * Brendan (Yuko Sanpei (Japanese); Aleks Le (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Hoenn.
 * Calem (Kenshō Ono (Japanese); Zach Aguilar (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kalos.
 * Chase ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kanto.
 * Cheren (Atsushi Abe (Japanese); Landon McDonald (English)) (17.5; 21.5): The gym leader of Aspertia City.
 * Dawn (Rie Takahashi (Japanese); Kimberley Anne Campbell (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Sinnoh.
 * Elaine (Mariko Nagai (Japanese); Brittany Lauda (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kanto.
 * Elio (Mitsuki Saiga (Japanese); Mike Dent (English)) (21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Alola.
 * Ethan (Daisuke Hirose (Japanese); Ted Sroka (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Johto.
 * Gladion (Shogo Sakata (Japanese); Alan Lee (English)) (21.5): A member of Team Skull.
 * Hau (Daiki Yamashita (Japanese); Laura Stahl (English)) (21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Alola.
 * Hilbert (Junko Minagawa (Japanese); Griffin Burns (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Unova.
 * Hilda (Hina Natsume (Japanese); Erica Mendez (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Unova.
 * Hugh (Tasuku Hatanaka (Japanese); Sean Schemmel (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Unova.
 * Kris (Kana Asumi (Japanese); Cherami Leigh (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Johto.
 * Leaf (Yuka Ōtsubo (Japanese); Michelle Marie (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kanto.
 * Lucas (Shun Horie (Japanese); Griffin Puatu (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Sinnoh.
 * Lyla (Sayaka Senbongi (Japanese); Madeline Dorroh (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Johto.
 * May (Hina Natsume (Japanese); Deneen Melody (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Hoenn.
 * Natural Harmonia "N" Gropius (Yoshitsugu Matsuoka (Japanese); Chris Hackney (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A former member of Team Plasma.
 * Nate (Miyuki Kobori (Japanese); Kyle Castellani (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Unova.
 * Red (Shouta Aoi (Japanese); Brandon Winckler (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kanto.
 * Rosa (Aki Toyosaki (Japanese); Kayli Mills (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Unova.
 * Selene (Suzuko Mimori (Japanese); Christina McBride (English)) (21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Alola.
 * Serena (Akari Kitō (Japanese); Jackie Lastra (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kalos.
 * Shauna (Yurie Kobori (Japanese); Jo Armeniox (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kalos.
 * Silver (Yuki Ono (Japanese); Joe Zieja (English)) (04.5; 21.5): Giovanni's son.
 * Tierno (Anri Katsu (Japanese); Todd Haberkorn (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kalos.
 * Trace (Sōma Saitō (Japanese); Brandon Winckler (English)) (04.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kanto.
 * Trevor (Minami Fujii (Japanese); Michael Lockwood Crouch (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Kalos.
 * Wally (Ayumu Murase (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 21.5): A Pokémon trainer from Hoenn.

{Punch-Out!! Universe}
<The main setting of the Punch-Out!! video games>


 * Little Mac (Kohsuke Toriumi (Japanese); Matt Harty (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A young aspiring professional boxer.

{R.O.B. Universe}
<The main setting of Gyromite and Stack-Up video games>


 * R.O.B. ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A Robotic Operating Buddy created by Professor Hector.

{Sonic the Hedgehog Universe}
<The main setting of the Sonic the Hedgehog video games>


 * Sonic the Hedgehog (Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Japanese); Roger Craig Smith (English)) (10.5; 17.5; 21.5): A anthropomorphic blue hedgehog with super speed.

{Street Fighter Universe}
<The main setting of the Street Fighter video games>


 * Adon (Atsushi Imaruoka (Japanese); Taliesin Jaffe (English)) (21.5): Sagat's former protégé.
 * Akuma (Taketora (Japanese); Richard Epcar (English)) (21.5): A dark practitioner of the Satsui no Hado and the younger brother of Ryu's master: Gouken.
 * Birdie (Hidenari Ugaki (Japanese); TJ Storm (English)) (21.5): A former Shadaloo soldier.
 * Balrog (Satoshi Tsuruoka (Japanese); Bob Carter (English)) (21.5): An "executive" enforcer for Shadaloo and former professional boxer, who was barred for his constant illegal maneuvers.
 * Blanka (Yūji Ueda (Japanese); Luis Bermudez (English)) (21.5): A feral man from the Brazilian jungle with green skin and the ability to generate electricity.
 * Cammy White (Miyuki Sawashiro (Japanese); Caitlin Glass (English)) (21.5): A Shadaloo Doll.
 * Charlie Nash (Kohsuke Toriumi (Japanese); Mike McFarland (English)) (21.5): An AWOL former United States Air Force Captain working for Shadaloo.
 * Chun-Li (Fumiko Orikasa (Japanese); Jennie Kwan (English)) (21.5): An Interpol agent seeking to destroy Shadaloo and avenge her father: Dorai.
 * Cody Travers (Daisuke Kishio (Japanese); Michael T. Coleman (English)) (21.5): An reckless vigilante and escaped convict from Metro City.
 * Dan Hibiki (Toshiyuki Kusuda (Japanese); Ted Sroka (English)) (21.5): A clumsy "Saikyo Style" practitioner, seeking revenge on Sagat for defeating his father.
 * Dhalsim (Daisuke Egawa (Japanese); Keith Silverstein (English)) (21.5): A Yoga Master who possesses the ability to stretch his body and conjure fire.
 * E. Honda (Yoshikazu Nagano (Japanese); John Snyder (English)) (21.5): An honorable champion Sumo wrestler that values tradition.
 * Gen (Yōhei Tadano (Japanese); Michael Sorich (English)) (21.5): Chun-Li's elderly master.
 * Guy (Tsuguo Mogami (Japanese); Jason C. Miller (English)) (21.5): A Bushinryu Ninjutsu practitioner.
 * Juli (Kumi Tanaka (Japanese); Elizabeth Maxwell (English)) (21.5): A Shadaloo Doll.
 * Juni (Haruka Kimura (Japanese); Michelle Ruff (English)) (21.5): A Shadaloo Doll.
 * Karin Kanzaki (Aya Endō (Japanese); Lauren Landa (English)) (21.5): The head of the Kanzuki Zaibatsu.
 * Ken Masters (Yūji Kishi (Japanese); David Matranga (English)) (21.5): A martial artist/hotel-business tycoon and Ryu's best friend.
 * M. Bison (Norio Wakamoto (Japanese); Gerald C. Rivers (English)) (21.5): The leader of Shadaloo.
 * R. Mika (Hiromi Igarashi (Japanese); Bonnie Gordon) (21.5): A Japanese professional wrestler from the Iwashigahama Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling organization, trained by the domineering Yoko Harmageddon.
 * Rolento F. Schugerg (Katsuhiro Harasawa (Japanese); Dameon Clarke (English)) (21.5): A former Mad Gear Gang member-turned-military general seeking to create his own utopian nation.
 * Rose (Akeno Watanabe (Japanese); Gina Grad (English)) (21.5): M. Bison's former apprentice.
 * Ryu (Hiroki Takahashi (Japanese); Kyle Hebert (English)) (17.5; 21.5): An aspiring martial artist.
 * Sagat (Daisuke Endo (Japanese); Isaac C. Singleton Jr. (English)) (21.5): The one-eyed "Emperor of Muay Thai" and a former member of Shadaloo, seeking revenge on Ryu for defeating him.
 * Sakura Kasugano (Misato Fukuen (Japanese); Brittney Lee Harvey (English)) (21.5): A teenage fighter and admirer of Ryu.
 * Sodom (Wataru Takagi (Japanese); Bill Corkley (English)) (21.5): A surviving Mad Gear Gang member.
 * Vega (Junichi Suwabe (Japanese); Doug Erholtz (English)) (21.5): A claw-wielding, narcissistic Spanish ninja obsessed with beauty who also serves as a personal bodyguard to M. Bison.
 * Zangief (Kenta Miyake (Japanese); Peter Beckman (English)) (21.5): A national Russian professional wrestler who is always seen fighting for the glory of his country.

{Tekken Universe}
<The main setting of the Tekken video games>


 * Kazuya Mishima (Masanori Shinohara (Japanese); Kyle Hebert (English)) (21.5): A martial artist with the Demon Gene.

{Wii Fit Universe}
<The main setting of the Wii Fit video games>


 * Wii Fit Trainer (Tomoyuki Higuchi (Japanese, male); Hitomi Hirose (Japanese, female); Steve Heinke (English, male); October Moore (English, female)) (17.5; 21.5): A fitness instructor.

World of Trophies, The
<The main setting of the Super Smash Bros. video games; the hub universe that links all the other universes together>


 * Crazy Hand ([Unknown] (Japanese); Xander Mobus (English)) (04.5, 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): Master Hand's psychopathic brother and co-creator/co-ruler of the universes. He represents chaos.
 * Dharkon ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): A demonic entity bent on destroying all life and covering the multiverse in darkness.
 * Ash Ketchum ([Unknown] (Japanese); Veronica Taylor (English))
 * Taylor provided the English voice of Ash during the 4Kids run of the anime.
 * Banjo ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Bayonetta ([Unknown] (Japanese); Hellena Taylor (English))
 * Taylor provided the voice of Bayonetta until Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
 * Taylor's portrayal of an evil version of Bayonetta references a mini scandal she committed last year where she asked her fans to boycott Bayonetta 3 after she lied that Platinum Studios only offered her $4,000 to reprise the role when it was actually $15,000.
 * Bonnie (Mika Kanai (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Kanai provided the Japanese voice of Bonnie for fourteen episodes of the anime.
 * Brock (Kōsuke Toriumi (Japanese); Eric Stuart (English))
 * Stuart provided the English voice of Brock during the 4Kids run of the anime.
 * Toriumi provided the Japanese voice of Brock for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Byleth ([Unknown] (Japanese, male); ([Unknown] (Japanese, female); Chris Niosi (English, male); [Unknown] (English, female))
 * Niosi provided the original English male voice of Byleth until the Version 1.0.1 revision of Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
 * Niosi's portrayal of an evil male version of Byleth references a mini scandal he committed when he cofessed on Twitter and Tumblr that he had been "emotionally abusing" his colleagues, family and partners for over a decade.
 * Captain Falcon ([Unknown] (Japanese); Eric Kelso (English))
 * Kelso provided the English voice of Captain Falcon for F-Zero GX.
 * Captain Olimar ([Unknown] (Japanese);[Unknown] (English))
 * Chrom ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Cilan (Yūki Kaji (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Kaji provided the Japanese voice of Cilan for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Clemont (Daisuke Sakaguchi (Japanese); Kyle McCarley (English))
 * McCarley provided the English voice of Clemont for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Daisuke Sakaguchi provided the Japanese voice of Clemont for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Cloud Strife (Nozomu Sasaki (Japanese); Steve Burton (English))
 * Burton provided the English voice of Cloud from 2002 to 2018.
 * Sasaki provided the Japanese voice of Cloud for Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring.
 * Corrin ([Unknown] (Japanese, male); ([Unknown] (Japanese, female); Yuri Lowenthal (English, male); Stephanie Lemelin (English, female))
 * Lemelin provided the "mature" female English voice of Corrin for Fire Emblem Fates.
 * Lowenthal provided the "neutral" male English voice of Corrin for Fire Emblem Fates.
 * Dark Pit ([Unknown] (Japanese); Lani Minella (English))
 * Minella provided the English voice of Pit for Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
 * Dawn (Rie Takahashi (Japanese); Kimberley Anne Campbell (English))
 * Campbell provided the English voice of Dawn for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Takahashi provided the Japanese voice of Dawn for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Diddy Kong ([Unknown] (Japanese); Andrew Sabiston (English))
 * Sabistan provided the voice of DK for the Donkey Kong Country computer-animated series.
 * Donkey "DK" Kong ([Unknown] (Japanese); Richard Yearwood (English))
 * Yearwood provided the voice of DK for the Donkey Kong Country computer-animated series.
 * Dr. Mario Mario (Kazunari Ninomiya (Japanese); Marc Graue (English))
 * Graue provided the voice of Mario for Hotel Mario.
 * Ninomiya provided the voice of Mario for the Super Mario 3D Land and Mario Kart 7 commercials.
 * Duck Hunt ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Unlike the real Duck Hunt, Dharkon-Duck Hunt can actually talk.
 * Eleven ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Falco Lombardi (Hisao Egawa (Japanese); Ben Cullen (English))
 * Cullen provided the voice of Falco for Super Smash Bros. Melee and Star Fox Adventures.
 * Egawa provided the Japanese voice of Falco from Super Smash Bros. Melee to 4.
 * Fox McCloud (Kenji Nojima (Japanese); Steve Malpass (English))
 * Malpass provided the voice of Fox for Super Smash Bros. Melee and Star Fox Adventures.
 * Nojima provided the Japanese voice for Super Smash Bros. Brawl and 4.
 * Ike ([Unknown] (Japanese); Jason Adkins (English))
 * Adkins provided the English voice of Ike for Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance and Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
 * Inkling ([Unknown] (Japanese, male); ([Unknown] (Japanese, female); [Unknown] (English, male); [Unknown] (English, female))
 * Iris (Ayana Taketatsu (Japanese); Eileen Stevens (English))
 * Stevens provided the English voice of Iris for the Black & White seasons of the Pokémon anime.
 * Taketatsu provided the Japanese voice of Iris for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Isabella ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Kazooie ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Ken Masters (Nobuyuki Hiyama (Japanese); Reuben Langdon (English))
 * Hiyama provided the voice of Ken for the home console version of Street Fighter: The Movie,
 * Langdon provided the English voice of Ken from Street Fighter IV to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
 * Kiawe (Tomohiro Ōmachi (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Ōmachi provided the Japanese voice of Iris for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * King Dedede (Shinya Kumazaki (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Kuzumaki provided the English voice of King Dedede since Kirby Super Star Ultra.
 * Kirby ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Lana (Kaori Nazuka (Japanese); Amanda Lee (English))
 * Lee provided the English voice of Lana for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Nazuka provided the Japanese voice of Lana for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Lillie (Ai Kayano (Japanese); Ama Lee (English))
 * Kayano provided the English voice of Lillie for Pokémon Evolutions.
 * Lee provided the Japanese voice of Lillie for Pokémon Evolutions.
 * Link (Yuki Kaji (Japanese); Jeffrey Rath (English))
 * Unlike the real Link, Dharkon-Link can speak full sentences.
 * Kaji provided the voice of Link for Hyrule Warriors.
 * Rath provided the voice of Link for Link: The Faces of Evil and Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon.
 * Little Mac (Hisao Egawa (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Egawa provided the Japanese voice of Little Mac since Super Smash Bros. 4.
 * Lucas ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Lucina ([Unknown] (Japanese); Laura Bailey (English))
 * Bailey provided the original voice of Lucina until 2017,
 * Luigi Mario (Yū Mizushima (Japanese); John Leguizamo (English))
 * Lenguizamo portrayed Luigi in the 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie.
 * Mizushima provided the voice of Luigi for Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyūshutsu Dai Sakusen! and Super Mario World: Mario to Yoshi no Bōken Land.
 * Luma ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Mallow (Sora Amamiya (Japanese); Amber Connor (English))
 * Amamiya provided the Japanese voice of Mallow for Pokémon Evolutions.
 * Connor provided the English voice of Mallow for Pokémon Evolutions.
 * Mario Mario (Kazunari Ninomiya (Japanese); Marc Graue (English))
 * Graue provided the voice of Mario for Hotel Mario.
 * Ninomiya provided the voice of Mario for the Super Mario 3D Land and Mario Kart 7 commercials.
 * Marth ([Unknown] (Japanese); Spike Spencer (English))
 * Spencer provided the English voice of Marth for the Fire Emblem anime.
 * Max ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * May (Hina Natsume (Japanese); Veronica Taylor (English))
 * Natsume provided the Japanese voice of May for Pokémon Evolutions.
 * Taylor provided the English voice of May during the 4Kids run of the anime.
 * Mega Man (Naoki Koshida (Japanese); Chris Cason (English))
 * Cason provided the English voice of Mega Man for Street Fighter X Tekken.
 * Koshida provided the Japanese voice of Mega Man for Street Fighter X Tekken.
 * Meta Knight ([Unknown] (Japanese); Eric Newsome (English))
 * Newsome provided the English voice of Meta Knight for Super Smash Bros. series.
 * Mii Brawler ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Mii Gunner ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Mii Swordfighter ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Min Min ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Misty (Ayane Sakura (Japanese); Rachael Lillis (English))
 * Lillis provided the English voice of Misty during the 4Kids run of the anime.
 * Sakura provided the Japanese voice of Lana for Pokémon Masters EX.
 * Mr. Game & Watch ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Mythra ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Nana ([Unknown] (Japanese); Devon (English))
 * Aoki is the younger half-sister of Dharkon-Popo's English voice actor: Steve.
 * Ness ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Pac-Man ([Unknown] (Japanese); Erin Mathews (English))
 * Mathews provided the voice of Pac-Man for the Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures computer-animated series.
 * Palutena ([Unknown] (Japanese); Ali Harris (English))
 * Harris provided the English voice of Palutena for Kid Icarus: Uprising.
 * Pit ([Unknown] (Japanese); Lani Minella (English))
 * Minella provided the English voice of Pit for Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
 * Popo ([Unknown] (Japanese); Steve Aoki (English))
 * Aoki is the older half-brother of Dharkon-Nana's English voice actress: Devon.
 * Princess Peach Toadstool (Mami Yamase (Japanese); Katherine Schwarzenegger (English))
 * Schwarzenegger is the real-life wife of Mario's English voice actor: Chris Pratt.
 * Yamase provided the voice of Peach for Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyūshutsu Dai Sakusen!
 * Princess Daisy ([Unknown] (Japanese); Samantha Mathis (English))
 * Mathis portrayed Daisy in the 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie.
 * Princess Zelda (Saori Seto (Japanese); Bonnie Jean Wilbur (English))
 * Seto provided the voice of Zelda for Hyrule Warriors.
 * Wilbur provided the voice of Zelda for Link: The Faces of Evil and Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon.
 * Pyra ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * R.O.B. ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Ren Amamiya ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Richter Belmont (Jin Horikawa (Japanese); Liam O'Brien (English))
 * Horikawa provided the voice of Richter for Castlevania: Rondo of Blood.
 * O'Brien provided the English voice of Richter for Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin.
 * Robin (Tōru Ōkawa (Japanese, male); ([Unknown] (Japanese, female); Christopher Corey Smith (English, male); Wendee Lee (English, female))
 * Lee is one of two female English voice options for Robin in Fire Emblem Awakening.
 * Ōkawa is one of two "Ore" voice options for Robin in Fire Emblem Awakening.
 * Smith is one of three male English voice options for Robin in Fire Emblem Awakening.
 * Rosalina ([Unknown] (Japanese); Mercedes Rose (English))
 * Rose provided the original voice of Rosalina until Super Mario 3D All-Stars.
 * Rotom Pokédex ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Roy ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Ryu (Taketora (Japanese); Richard Cansino (English))
 * Taketora provided the Japanese voice of Ryu for Wreck-It Ralph.
 * Cansino provided the English voice of Ryu for Street Fighter Alpha: Generations.
 * Samus Aran ([Unknown] (Japanese); Jennifer Hale (English))
 * Hale provided the English voice of Samus for the Metroid Prime games.
 * Serena (Akari Kitō (Japanese); Jackie Lastra (English))
 * Kitō provided the Japanese voice of Mallow for Pokémon Evolutions.
 * Lastra provided the English voice of Mallow for Pokémon Evolutions.
 * Shulk ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Simon Belmont (Kenichi Suzumura (Japanese); Andrew Kavadas (English))
 * Kavadas provided the voice of Simon for Captain N: The Game Master.
 * Suzumura provided the Japanese voice of Simon for Castlevania Judgment.
 * Solid Snake ([Unknown] (Japanese); Keifer Sutherland (English))
 * Sutherland provided the English voice of Snake and Venom Snake for each respective installment of the Metal Gear Solid V duology.
 * Sonic the Hedgehog (Taishi Nakagawa (Japanese); Jaleel White (English))
 * Nakagawa provided the Japanese voice of Sonic for the live-action Sonic the Hedgehog film series.
 * White provided the voice of Sonic for Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic SatAM, and Sonic Underground.
 * Sophocles (Michiyo Murase (Japanese); Jeannie Tirado (English))
 * Murase provided the Japanese voice of Mallow for Pokémon Evolutions.
 * Tirado provided the English voice of Mallow for Pokémon Evolutions.
 * Sora (Koki Uchiyama (Japanese); Jesse McCartney (English))
 * McCartney provided the English voice of Roxas, Sora's Nobody, in the Kingdom Hearts video game series.
 * Uchiyama provided the Japanese voice of Roxas, Sora's Nobody, in the Kingdom Hearts video game series.
 * Steve ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Terry Bogard (Satoshi Hashimoto (Japanese); David Leitch (English))
 * Hashimoto provided the voice of Terry from Fatal Fury 2 to Neo Geo Heroes: Ultimate Shooting.
 * Leitch portrayed Terry in The King of Fighters 2010 film.
 * Tracy Sketchit ([Unknown] (Japanese); Ted Lewis (English))
 * Lewis provided the English voice of Misty during the 4Kids run of the anime.
 * Villager ([Unknown] (Japanese, male); ([Unknown] (Japanese, female); [Unknown] (English, male); [Unknown] (English, female))
 * Wario Wario ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Wii Fit Trainer ([Unknown] (Japanese, male); ([Unknown] (Japanese, female); Luke Smith (English, male); Tania Emery (English, female))
 * Emery provided the female British English voice of Wii Fit Trainer for the Wii Fit series.
 * Smith provided the male British English voice of Wii Fit Trainer for the Wii Fit series.
 * Yoshi ([Unknown] (Japanese); Andrew Sabiston (English))
 * Sabiston provided the voice of Yoshi for the Super Mario World cartoon.
 * Galeem ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (21.5): A spiritual entity bent on bringing light back to the multiverse.
 * Bowser Jr. ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Dark Samus ([Unknown] (Japanese); Jennifer Hale (English))
 * Hale provided the English voice of Samus for the Metroid Prime games.
 * Ganondorf (Taiten Kusunoki (Japanese); Mark Berry (English))
 * Kusunoki provided the voice of Ganondorf for Hyrule Warriors.
 * Berry provided the voice of Ganon for Link: The Faces of Evil and Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon.
 * James ([Unknown] (Japanese); Eric Stuart (English))
 * Stuart provided the English voice of James for the 4Kids run of the Pokémon anime.
 * Jessie (Akiko Hiramatsu (Japanese); Rachael Lillis (English))
 * Hiramatsu provided the Japanese voice of Jessie for eight episodes of the Pokémon anime.
 * Lillis provided the English voice of Jessie for the 4Kids run of the Pokémon anime.
 * Kazuya Mishima (Jouji Nakata (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Nakata provided the voice of Kazuya from Tekken to Tekken Tag Tournament.
 * King Bowser Koopa (Masaharu Satō (Japanese); Marc Graue (English))
 * Satō provided the voice of Bowser for the Amada Anime Series: Super Mario Bros.
 * King K. Rool (Jūrōta Kosugi (Japanese); Ben Campbell (English))
 * Campbell provided the voice of King K. Rool for the Donkey Kong Country computer-animated series.
 * Kosugi provided the Japanese voice of King K. Rool for the Donkey Kong Country computer-animated series.
 * Meowth ([Unknown] (Japanese); Nathan Price (English))
 * Price provided the voice of Meowth for the first thirty episodes of the Pokémon anime.
 * Piranha Plant ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Sephiroth (Shin-ichiro Miki (Japanese); George Newbern (English))
 * Miki provided the voice of Sephiroth for Ehrgeiz.
 * Newbern provided the voice of Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children to Mobius Final Fantasy.
 * Ridley ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English))
 * Wolf O'Donnell (Mahito Ōba (Japanese); Grant Goodeve (English))
 * Grant Goodeve provided the English voice of Wolf for Star Fox: Assault.
 * Ōba provided the Japanese voice of Wolf for Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
 * Master Core ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5): A mysteriously dark entity that covered the entire multiverse in darkness.
 * Master Hand ([Unknown] (Japanese); Xander Mobus (English)) (01.5; 04.5; 10.5; 17.5; 21.5): The mysterious ruler and creator of the World of Trophies, as well as the other universes. He represents order.
 * Mii Brawler ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): One of three Miis created for defending the World of Trophies. The Brawler specializes in hand-to-hand combat.
 * Mii Gunner ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): One of three Miis created for defending the World of Trophies. The Gunner specializes in firearms.
 * Mii Swordfighter ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (17.5; 21.5): One of three Miis created for defending the World of Trophies. The Swordfighter specializes in swordsmanship.
 * Tabuu ([Unknown] (Japanese); [Unknown] (English)) (10.5): The leader of the Subspace Army.

{Xenoblade Chronicles Multiverse}
<The main setting of the Xenoblade Chronicles video games>

Alrest
<The main setting of Xenoblade Chronicles 2>


 * Mythra (Shino Shimoji (Japanese); Skye Bennett (English)) (21.5): An Aegis, a legendary and especially powerful Blade.
 * Pyra (Shino Shimoji (Japanese); Skye Bennett (English)) (21.5): An Aegis, a legendary and especially powerful Blade.

{Xenoblade Chronicles Universe}
<The main setting of Xenoblade Chronicles>
 * Shulk (Shintarō Asanuma (Japanese); Adam Howden (English)) (17.5; 21.5): A young scientist from Colony 9 and the weilder of Monado.