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'''Maya''' (Japanese: '''マヨ''' ''Mayo'') is a [[character of the day]] from ''[[DP154|Mastering Current Events!]]''. She is voiced by 三ツ木勇気 ''Yūki Mitsugi'' in Japanese. | '''Maya''' (Japanese: '''マヨ''' ''Mayo'') is a [[character of the day]] from ''[[DP154|Mastering Current Events!]]''. She is voiced by 三ツ木勇気 ''Yūki Mitsugi'' in Japanese, and [[Amy Palant]] in English. | ||
Maya is the granddaughter and student of [[McCann]]. Ash and his friends ran into Maya and McCann while McCann's {{p|Scizor}} was battling Maya's {{p|Chimecho}}. | Maya is the granddaughter and student of [[McCann]]. Ash and his friends ran into Maya and McCann while McCann's {{p|Scizor}} was battling Maya's {{p|Chimecho}}. | ||
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Maya
Maya (Japanese: マヨ Mayo) is a character of the day from Mastering Current Events!. She is voiced by 三ツ木勇気 Yūki Mitsugi in Japanese, and Amy Palant in English.
Maya is the granddaughter and student of McCann. Ash and his friends ran into Maya and McCann while McCann's Scizor was battling Maya's Chimecho.
Pokémon
Chimecho
Chimecho is Maya's only known Pokémon. Like her grandfather's Scizor, Maya's Chimecho also used winds to fly and was used by Maya against her grandfather in battle. Although Chimecho was powerful, it was unable to stand up to Scizor's skill in the air and was defeated, accidentally knocking Piplup out in the process.
Chimecho's only known attack is Psywave.
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