Rosebay

Rosebay (Japanese: ユカリ Yukari) is a Pokémornithologist, and a character of the day who appeared in A Staravia is Born!.

Rosebay acted as a sort of Pokémon Ranger. Her job was to keep track of all of the Pokémon inhabiting a forest that Ash and his friends happened to be passing through on their way to Oreburgh City. She introduced herself to them and Brock quickly flirted with her before being dragged away by his Croagunk. Rosebay then invited the group along on her hike to look for bird Pokémon. She first took them to a Swablu nest and noticed that the Swablu were gone, which prompted her to recall that a lot of bird Pokémon had been going missing recently.

It was soon discovered that Team Rocket had set up a giant net in a gorge to trap the bird Pokémon. Ash’s Starly helped rescue the Pokémon, evolving into Staravia and defeating Team Rocket in the process. Rosebay thanked Staravia for his help and told Ash and his friends that the Pokémon were safe once more.

In the dub, Rosebay speaks in an English accent.

Voice actors

Language

Voice actor

Japanese

桑島法子 Hōko Kuwashima

English

Rhonda Krempa

Czech

Anežka Pohorská

Finnish

Henna Haverinen

Polish

Anna Wodzyńska

Brazilian Portuguese

Letícia Quinto

Spanish

Latin America

Marisol Romero

Spain

Inma Gallego

This article is part of Project COD, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each one-time character of the Pokémon anime.

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Peggy

Peggy (Japanese: コユキ Koyuki) is a character of the day who appeared in Spring Fever. She has traveled the world with her father Rory, and helps him to dig hot springs.

Peggy spotted Team Rocket, disguised as excavation assistants, stealing Rory’s three Swinub, Su, Ine, and Ub, and screamed to alert her father, Ash, and his friends. After Team Rocket was defeated, the Swinub located a new hot spring.

Peggy is well aware of the importance of her father’s work, mmorpg sur navigateur (güzel oyunlar yükle pokemonpets (pokemon pets)) knowing it puts food on the table. She adores her father, and enjoys playing with his three Swinub.

釘宮理恵 Rie Kugimiya

Kerry Williams

Magda Ostolska

European Spanish

Mar Bordallo

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Merge

I’m starting to think that it would be better to merge Pico and Nene to form a page, anyone feel the same?–BigDocFan (talk) 06:45, 4 May 2018 (UTC)

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Kōzō Mito (Japanese: 三戸耕三 Mito Kōzō) is a Japanese seiyū for the Pokémon anime.

Contents

1 Biography

2 Pokémon roles

2.1 Humans

2.2 Pokémon

3 Other non-Pokémon roles

4 External links

Biography

Mito was born on June 8, 1979, in Yamaguchi, Yamaguchi, Japan, and became a seiyū as an adult. He joined the Pokémon anime during the Advanced Generation series, voicing Samuel, the assistant to Pyramid King Brandon. Then, during the Diamond & Pearl series, he voiced his best-known role in that anime, Conway, one of Ash’s secondary rivals in the Sinnoh region. Mito is currently affiliated with the talent agency Production Baobab.

Pokémon roles

Humans

Samuel

Conway

Pokémon

Bellsprout (SS019)

Other non-Pokémon roles

Al Da Flaga (Mobile Suit Gundam SEED (ep. 45))

Dobin-sensei (Duel Masters)

Giuseppe (Gunslinger Girl)

Takeshi Jinno (Immortal Grand Prix)

Pierrot (Paprika)

RGO Yamanaka (Wangan Midnight)

Kanon Maldini/The Red Queen (Code Geass)

Smile/Number Four (Battle Spirits: Shounen Toppa Bashin)

Gunther Schultz (Attack on Titan, Attack on Titan: Junior High)

Hikaru Narita (Gundam Build Fighters Try)

External links

Production Baobab profile

This article is part of Project VA, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each voice actor of the Pokémon anime.

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If you were looking for the Flaaffy nicknamed Hannah, see Sullivan#Hannah.

Florence

Florence (Japanese: ハンナ Hannah) is a character of the day who appeared in To Find a Fairy Flower!. She lives in Calanthe Town.

Florence lived together with her husband Grey and their Flabébé in peace. One day, Florence fell ill while she was watering the flowers in their garden. She was quickly taken to the Calanthe Town hospital by ambulance. This saddened Flabébé, who had always enjoyed Florence’s company, and she left to search for her. While Flabébé was looking through the window of the hospital Florence was staying in, a strong gust blew her away, and her flower was run over by a passing car and destroyed. Grey was unable to retrieve her, and as such, Florence went into a state of emotional despair despite her treatment being successful.

One day, Grey met Ash and his friends, who found Flabébé after it befriended Bonnie and attached herself to the girl’s hair. Grey explained to them how important Flabébé was to Florence and how it needed a new flower to survive. The group decided to go look for this flower and return Flabébé to Florence. They eventually managed to find it and went to the hospital Florence was staying in, where Flabébé happily reunited with her. This made Florence very happy, and she felt as if she would recover completely very soon. She deeply thanked the group as they continued on their way.

1 Pokémon

1.1 Lives with

2 Voice actors

3 Names

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Lives with

Flabébé ♀

Flabébé is Grey’s Pokémon of the Red Flower variety, who lives with him and Florence. When Florence became hospitalized, Flabébé went to search for her, but a strong gust blew her away and destroyed her flower, with Grey being unable to retrieve her. As such, Florence went into a state of emotional despair, despite having recovered from her illness. Ash and his friends helped Flabébé get a new “Fairy Flower” to survive.

When they found a new flower, the group hurried to the hospital Florence was staying, and Flabébé was reunited with Florence. This made Florence so happy that she felt like she would recover very soon. This meant Bonnie and Flabébé had to part, however, and Flabébé came to Bonnie once more. Bonnie thanked Flabébé for the time they spent together, and she said farewell, hoping Flabébé would continue have a good life with Grey and Florence.

She reappeared in Bonnie’s flashback in Till We Compete Again!.

None of Flabébé’s moves are known.

Debut

To Find a Fairy Flower!

京田尚子 Hisako Kyōda

Haven Paschall

Susa Saukko

Hebrew

שירלי לילו Shirly Lilu

Elżbieta Gaertner

Pilar Gentil

Names

Name

Origin

ハンナ Hannah

From 花 hana, flower

English, French, Spanish

Florence

From flora or flower

German

Floriane

Italian

Fiorenza

Alternative name of Florence. Contains fiore, flower.

Chinese (Mandarin)

漢娜 Hànnà

Transliteration of Hannah

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Mitsuaki Madono (Japanese: 真殿 光昭 Madono Mitsuaki) is a Japanese seiyū for the Pokémon anime.

3.1 Video game roles

3.2 Theatrical roles

3.3 Dubbing roles

Madono was born on July 28, 1964 in Osaka, Japan. Madono started out voicing characters of the day during the original and Diamond & Pearl series, respectively. He was given a recurring role in the Best Wishes series as Freddy O’Martian, and would gain his most prominent role as Faba in the Sun & Moon series. Madono is currently affiliated with Aoni Production.

Tad

Jaco

Freddy O’Martian

Faba

Aicho (Ninku)

Joker (Flame of Recca)

Kiirobon (Bomberman B-Daman Bakugaiden)

Scratchmen Apoo, Thatch (One Piece)

Seiryo Tennan (Tenchi Muyo! GXP)

Idun (Fafner in the Azure)

Kon (Bleach)

Hajime Muroto (Gantz)

Yoshitsune (Air Gear)

Kaname Ohgi (Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion)

Ace (Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z)

Issei Ryudo (Fate/stay night)

Charlie (Angelique)

Pawaemon (Doraemon)

Muun (Stitch!)

Byakuya (Inuyasha: The Final Act)

Neptunemon (Digimon Fusion)

Tōru Adachi (Persona 4: The Animation)

Shapner (Dragon Ball Kai)

Close, Music Teachers (Go! Princess PreCure)

Kotaro Yanagisawa (Assassination Classroom: Second Season)

Video game roles

Nash (Crash Nitro Kart)

Tien Shinhan (Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit)

Frédéric Chopin (Eternal Sonata)

Ichijo and Man in Evo VI (Initial D video game series)

Noriaki Kakyoin (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure)

Josuke Higashikata (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven)

Tohru Adachi (Persona series)

Burn Grifith (Psychic Force series)

Soldato J/Pizza, Yuuki Jegnan and Idoun (Super Robot Wars)

Bentley (Sly Cooper series)

Hasta Extermi (Tales of Innocence)

Tony Eisler (Mana Khemia series)

Loki (Valkyrie Profile series)

Theatrical roles

Daihakusaei (Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China)

Toma (Ranma ½: Nihao My Concubine)

Dubbing roles

Fun Haus (Batman: The Brave and the Bold)

Kilowog (Justice League)

Master Crane (Kung Fu Panda)

Dee Dee (Oggy and the Cockroaches)

Elliot (The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie)

Crane (Secrets of the Furious Five)

Mikey Abromowitz (Surf’s Up)

Cosmo (The Fairly OddParents)

Warrior, Blair and the Coast Guard’s Messenger (TUGS)

Twitter

Anoi profile

Source : https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Mitsuaki_Madono

Sayer

Sayer (Japanese: 親方 the Master) is a recurring character in the Pokémon anime. He is a resident of Twinleaf Town.

Sayer first appeared in Strategy Begins at Home!, where he served as the manager of the Twinleaf Festival. He became increasingly frustrated by Izzy and Cara’s indecisiveness, and often required Johanna’s input to make a final decision. He hired Team Rocket to fish for Goldeen so that they could be used for a fishing game during the festival. However, Sayer was disappointed by their efforts and eventual disappearance in A Faux Oak Finish!.

In Historical Mystery Tour!, Sayer had Brock run one of his booths after one of the stallholders fell ill. He then served as the referee for the Festival Battle Challenge in Challenging a Towering Figure!.

Sayer was usually depicted as being under a lot of stress, though he was impressed with Team Rocket’s successful selling of Octillery snacks, since they made good profits. He even hoped to hire the trio for the following year’s festival.

松本大 Dai Matsumoto

Mike Pollock

Ladislav Cigánek (DP138-DP139)Michal Holán (DP140-DP141)

Petri Hanttu

Marek Robaczewski

Sidney Lilla

Fernando Elegido

This article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of the Pokémon anime.

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