Generation VI was a pivotal time Pokemon world, from the introduction of full 3-D graphics to the wonderful fairy-type. Aside from these new elements, Mega Evolution proved to be one of the most beloved additional mechanics ever produced. To this day, fans love to find and battle with Mega Evolutions of their favorite Pokemon.
Many trainers in the bustling Kalos region, where trainers first had the chance to use the Mega Evolution mechanic, also work with this unique power. However, there are some trainers who have not yet mastered this power or do not want to use it. Whether or not a trainer has the ability to Mega Evolve their Pokemon, the Kalos region has an abundance of powerful trainers, each hoping to achieve their own destiny.
Serena discovers her passion for performing
Serena has also become a skilled battler
The daughter of Grace, a time-famous Rehorn racer, Serena is the animated counterpart of the female player character. Pokemon X and Pokemon Y. However, while the main role of the player character in the original Generation VI games is to become a powerful Pokémon trainer, the role of general trainer for Serena is only secondary. Initially unsure of what she wanted to do in life, Serena was later introduced to the concept of the Pokémon Showcase. Thus she decided to become a Pokémon demonstrator, training her team for Pokémon tournaments as well as the occasional battle.
By the time Serena returns Pokemon Journey: The SeriesSerena was now a popular Pokémon artist. However, she had also become a Pokémon Coordinator, meaning she would still participate in battles. His Pokemon, including Delfox and Sylvain, are known for their beautiful routines as well as their amazing attacks. Serena then arrives in the Hoenn region to participate in more tournaments, where she meets and befriends Ash's friend May.
Sawyer is a traveler from the Hoenn region
This trainer is always studying Pokemon related topics
Although it is unknown which city he hails from, Pokémon Trainer Sawyer was shown to be from the Hoenn region. There, he arrived in Littleroot Town to select a starter Pokémon, where he met his fellow Pokémon Treeco. Not long after, Sawyer arrived in the Kalos region, where he began to do more research on Pokémon and useful fighting techniques. He is often seen writing notes in a book for future reference.
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Sawyer is generally shown to be a good sport, always open to learning more about fighting from friends he watches, such as Ash and Steven Stone. When Ash entered the Kalos League, it was revealed that Sawyer would also participate in the series, becoming a very strong trainer in a short time. Not only did he gain Pokémon like Agislash and Salamance, but his partner Pokémon evolved into a Septile that matched the Mega Stone. Although Mega Sceptile was later defeated by Ash-Greninja, the forest Pokémon's power is still talked about to this day.
Clemont is the electric-type gym leader in Lumiose City
Clemont is very passionate about the wonders of science
Anyone who has even met Clemont knows how much he loves science and technology. In fact, his animated counterpart is known to say “the future is now, thanks to science” whenever he demonstrates a new invention. Unfortunately, as amazing as his other inventions are, others have a tendency to short-circuit. Regardless, Clemont never gives up on his inventor dreams, nor his role as Electric-type gym leader even when Lumiose is away from town.
Clemont usually works with Electric-type Pokémon, as seen with his Gym Pokémon Heliolisk and Magneton. However, he is often seen working with his Luxray, the only Electric-type Pokémon in his roster that is not being looked after by his little sister, Bonnie. Outside of his gym roster, Clemont likes to work with non-Electric-type Pokémon like Diggersby and Chespin. Like Brock, Clemont's experience as a gym leader allows him to be a great source of knowledge for his peers, although he can also be a fierce opponent, as seen in Ash's gym battle against his friend.
Drasna is a member of the Kalos Elite Four
Drasna's family comes from the Sinno region
Cheerful and sweet-natured, Drasna is a member of the Kalos Elite Four, specializing in Dragon-type Pokémon. His grandparents, as stated in the games, are from the Sinno realm, but also came to Kalos at an unknown date. Growing up hearing stories about Palkia and Dialga sparked a great love for the dragon-type in Drasna's heart, and she has remained loyal to the type ever since. In battle, Drasna usually keeps a smile on her face, though wise trainers know how cunning she can be in game.
Drasna has trained many dragon-types from around the world, from Kalos to the dragon-type Druddigan. In her World Coronation Series match against Ash, she used the help of her Altaria, surprising her opponent by revealing the Ki Stone and her Altaria's Mega Stone. Like its trainer, Mega Altaria can be quick to draw its opponent into its trap. Although she lost to Ash, Drasna certainly proved to be a tough and smart trainer, and worthy of her long-standing role as an Elite Four member.
Alain was once caught in Lysandre's grasp
Allen has again devoted his time to assisting Professor Sycamore
Before the events of the Kalos arc, Allen was working as an assistant for Professor Sycamore, with Charmander acting as his only Pokémon. Around the time Charmander evolved into Charmeleon, Allen became acquainted with Professor Sycamore's friend Lysandre, a mysterious benefactor who loved Fire-type Pokémon. Believing he can use Allen to further his plans, Lysandre tricks the young man into working as a member of Lysandre Labs, asking him to research Mega Evolution. Thinking that this role would ultimately help the professor, Allen accepted and received the Mega Ring as well as Charizardite X.
Even after his friend Marin's beloved Chespin, “Chespy,” falls into a comatose state, Allen grows up as a distant trainer during his travels. In fact, the sheer power of his ambition and ability to research every known Mega Evolution was fueled by his desire to try to save Chespy, as he felt responsible for its illness. Allen is horrified to discover Lysandre's true intentions behind his investigation and how he used the other trainers as pawns for his plans. Teaming up with the other heroes to defeat Team Flair, Allen accepts Professor Sycamore's offer to work in his Pokémon lab again. Alain has since become less distant from others and has trained even more amazing Pokémon, even participating in the Masters Eight Tournament alongside his friend Ash.
Lysandre seeks to create a beautiful world
Team Flair's boss later fell from grace
Although the Pokemon While the world is generally a peaceful, fun universe, it is not without real-world issues like poverty, abuse, and greed. A man of great power and money, Lysandre was once a generous and kind man; In fact, it has been said that Team Flare was once an organization to help those in need, as well as a home for those without. Lysandre grew to hate the world, as well as most of humanity, for the greed and ugliness he saw throughout the region. Remaking Team Flair into the villainous organization fans know it as today, Lysandre set his sights on his ancestor AZ's ultimate weapon long ago, despite the former King's warnings.
Lysandre's fate varies throughout the media, although one of his most violent fates is depicted in the original anime. After the heroes Pokemon As the world arrives in Lumios City as Team Flare tries to destroy it, a ray of hope arrives in the form of Bonnie's unlikely friend Zygarde, who has taken on its full form and learned the Core Enforcer trick. Using this legendary attack, Lysandre is surrounded by a blast of green light along with his technology. What happened to Lysandre after this incident is unknown, although many fans believe that he died from the sheer power of the move.
Diantha remains the champion of Kalos
Finals at the Masters Eight tournament
A celebrity in the Kalos region and beyond, Diantha rose to fame as a movie star and the first known Grand Duchess of War Chateau. Although she is very proud of her acting career, Diantha is also an accomplished trainer and is rarely seen without her gardevoir, who has grown up with her. The first known champion to have the ability to Mega Evolve their Pokémon, Diantha's Gardevoir often wears her Gardevoirite around her neck as a piece of jewelry, ready to Mega Evolve when needed. Besides Gardevoir, Diantha is also known to use Pokémon like Gourgeist and Aurorus.
Diantha has a supporting role in the anime that becomes more important as time goes on, especially when Ash's Greninja first shows his connection to the Bond phenomenon. Like the other champions, he has a strong sense of justice and is thus seen fighting against Team Flair when Lysandre attempts to destroy the city of Lumios. In the anime, Diantha is known for having an ever-changing battle style, focusing on new tactics based on the Pokémon she teams up with. She is particularly adept at working as a team with her gardevoir, who understand its trainer's battle plan even if they don't have to say it out loud.
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1997 – 2023
- network
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TV Tokyo, TV Osaka, TV Aichi, TVh, TVQ, TSC
- directors
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Shigeru Omachi, Koji Ogawa, Fumihiro Ueno, Hideki Hiroshima, Maki Kodaira, Makoto Oga, Ayumi Moriyama, Keitaro Motonaga, Shigeru Ueda, Fumihiro Yoshimura, Minoru Ohara, Yoshitaka Makino, Kiyoshi Egami, Makotoi, Murki, Makotoi, Murkoi, Nako, Hey Nishida, Tomoe Makino, Masahiko Watanabe, Hiroaki Takagi, Tazumi Mukaiyama, Ryohei Horiuchi, Yoshihiro Oda, Hiromichi Matano
- The authors
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Junki Takegami, Atsuhiro Tomioka, Hideki Sonoda, Yukiyoshi Ohashi, Yuka Miyata, Takeshi Shudo, Shouji Yonemura, Shinzo Fujita, Michihiro Tsuchiya, Deko Akao, Reiko Yoshida, Aya Matsui, Junichi Fujisaku
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Rika Matsumoto
Satoshi (voice)
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Ikue Otani
Pikachu (voice)
