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==History== | ==History== | ||
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Rotojī was originally a human butler that served the Lang family. While he and Violet were very close, the butler worried the boy's pampered lifestyle would him ill-prepared for integrating into regular society. He attempted to slowly convince Violet that he wasn't actually royalty like he was raised to believe, but the butler passed away before he could accomplish this. Wanting to console their grieving son, Violet's | [[File:Rotojii human.png|170px|left|thumb|Rotojī's human counterpart]] | ||
Rotojī was originally a human butler that served the Lang family. While he and Violet were very close, the butler worried the boy's pampered lifestyle would make him ill-prepared for integrating into regular society. He attempted to slowly convince Violet that he wasn't actually royalty like he was raised to believe, but the butler passed away before he could accomplish this. Wanting to console their grieving son, Violet's parents commissioned a Rotom Phone with an AI copy of the butler's personality installed onto it. Violet later attached a mustache to the phone to make it better resemble its human counterpart. | |||
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[[File:Rotojii Cassiopeia.png|thumb|170px|Cassiopeia speaking through Rotojī]] | |||
Rotojī debuted in [[PASV01]]. After enrolling into [[Uva Academy]], Violet and Rotojī began searching through the student registry for a student named [[Arven]]. When [[Jacq]] entered the teacher's lounge, he mistook the two for intruders and attempted to stop them. Once the misunderstanding was cleared up, Rotojī had Jacq install a Pokédex app onto it. Later, at the school courtyard, Rotojī and Violet successfully found Arven and dragged him along to help search for the [[Herba Mystica]]. | |||
In [[PASV02]], Rotojī traveled with Violet and Arven to [[Asado Desert]], home of one of [[Titan Pokémon]]. While traveling, Rotojī informed Arven about Violet's past. Sympathizing with Violet due to issues with his [[Professor Turo|own father]], Arven agreed to help Rotojī with easing Violet into regular society. | |||
In [[PASV04]], Rotojī was hacked by someone going by the name "[[Cassiopeia]]". The caller recruited Violet and Arven as members of Operation Starfall, a plan to defeat the five squad bosses of [[Team Star]], forcing the group to disband. | |||
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(Japanese: ロトじい Rotojī) is a Rotom Phone that Violet owns in Pokémon Adventures. In addition to possessing a Pokédex app, Rotojī was outfitted with an artificial intelligence, allowing it to communicate with humans.
History
Past
Rotojī was originally a human butler that served the Lang family. While he and Violet were very close, the butler worried the boy's pampered lifestyle would make him ill-prepared for integrating into regular society. He attempted to slowly convince Violet that he wasn't actually royalty like he was raised to believe, but the butler passed away before he could accomplish this. Wanting to console their grieving son, Violet's parents commissioned a Rotom Phone with an AI copy of the butler's personality installed onto it. Violet later attached a mustache to the phone to make it better resemble its human counterpart.
Scarlet & Violet arc
Rotojī debuted in PASV01. After enrolling into Uva Academy, Violet and Rotojī began searching through the student registry for a student named Arven. When Jacq entered the teacher's lounge, he mistook the two for intruders and attempted to stop them. Once the misunderstanding was cleared up, Rotojī had Jacq install a Pokédex app onto it. Later, at the school courtyard, Rotojī and Violet successfully found Arven and dragged him along to help search for the Herba Mystica.
In PASV02, Rotojī traveled with Violet and Arven to Asado Desert, home of one of Titan Pokémon. While traveling, Rotojī informed Arven about Violet's past. Sympathizing with Violet due to issues with his own father, Arven agreed to help Rotojī with easing Violet into regular society.
In PASV04, Rotojī was hacked by someone going by the name "Cassiopeia". The caller recruited Violet and Arven as members of Operation Starfall, a plan to defeat the five squad bosses of Team Star, forcing the group to disband.
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References
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For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Rotom.
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