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: ''If you were looking for the [[Pokémon Super Contest]] accessory, see [[Accessory#Massage accessories|Accessory]].'' | : ''If you were looking for the [[Pokémon Super Contest]] accessory, see [[Accessory#Massage accessories|Accessory]].'' | ||
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[[Image: | [[Image:SpringSummerBrock.jpg|thumb|Brock flirting Spring (left) and Summer (right).]] | ||
'''Spring''' (Japanese: '''ハル''' ''Haru'') | |||
'''Spring''' and '''Summer''' (Japanese: '''ハル''' ''Haru'' and '''ナツ''' ''Natsu'') are two [[characters of the day]] who appear in ''[[DP062|Tanks for the Memories!]]''. Spring is voiced by Eileen Stevens in English and 桑谷夏子 ''Natsuko Kuwatani'' in Japanese. Summer is voiced by [[Amy Palant]] and 佐藤利奈 Rina Satō in Japanese. | |||
Spring and Summer are two sisters who work at the [[Café Cabin|Maid Café]] along with their younger sister, [[Autumn]]. While there younger sister had a crush on [[Brock]], Brock was more interested in them. Later Spring served milk from her {{p|Miltank}} to {{Ash}} and {{ashfr|his friends}}. Spring later asked Brock to help Autumn to get to know her Miltank named Ilta. | |||
While Autumn was out with Brock, Spring and Summer asked Ash and {{an|Dawn}} to help serve the customers. | |||
==Pokémon== | ==Pokémon== | ||
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| align=center | [[Image:241.png]]<br>{{p|Miltank}} (×2) | | align=center | [[Image:241.png]]<br>{{p|Miltank}} (×2) (Spring's) | ||
| align=center | [[Image:241.png]]<br>{{p|Miltank}} (Summer's) | |||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* Haru means | * Spring and Summer's Japanese names reflect there English names. Haru means Spring and Natsu means Summer. | ||
* Ironically, | * Ironically, Spring's seiyū's name contains ''natsu'', which means ''summer''. | ||
* Like Kether Donahue, [[Autumn]]'s voice actress, Eileen Stevens voiced an ''{{wp|Oh My Goddess!}}'' character. In her case, she voiced Belldandy, the middle of three sisters and the female lead. Whether Spring is also a middle sister is not stated within the episode. | * Like Kether Donahue, [[Autumn]]'s voice actress, Eileen Stevens voiced an ''{{wp|Oh My Goddess!}}'' character. In her case, she voiced Belldandy, the middle of three sisters and the female lead. Whether Spring is also a middle sister is not stated within the episode. | ||
Revision as of 23:51, 28 November 2008
- If you were looking for the Pokémon Super Contest accessory, see Accessory.
Spring and Summer (Japanese: ハル Haru and ナツ Natsu) are two characters of the day who appear in Tanks for the Memories!. Spring is voiced by Eileen Stevens in English and 桑谷夏子 Natsuko Kuwatani in Japanese. Summer is voiced by Amy Palant and 佐藤利奈 Rina Satō in Japanese.
Spring and Summer are two sisters who work at the Maid Café along with their younger sister, Autumn. While there younger sister had a crush on Brock, Brock was more interested in them. Later Spring served milk from her Miltank to Ash and his friends. Spring later asked Brock to help Autumn to get to know her Miltank named Ilta.
While Autumn was out with Brock, Spring and Summer asked Ash and Dawn to help serve the customers.
Pokémon
 Miltank (×2) (Spring's) |
Miltank (Summer's) |
Trivia
- Spring and Summer's Japanese names reflect there English names. Haru means Spring and Natsu means Summer.
- Ironically, Spring's seiyū's name contains natsu, which means summer.
- Like Kether Donahue, Autumn's voice actress, Eileen Stevens voiced an Oh My Goddess! character. In her case, she voiced Belldandy, the middle of three sisters and the female lead. Whether Spring is also a middle sister is not stated within the episode.
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