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Ash and his friends, who are commonly referred to by Team Rocket as "twerps"

Twerp (sometimes misspelled as twirp in closed captioning) is an insult commonly used by the Team Rocket trio, usually towards people they do not like.

In the anime

Originally, Team Rocket simply called Ash the boy and Misty the girl. Ash is usually the twerp, (Japanese: ジャリボーイ／ジャリガール jari-boy/jari-girl) according to Jessie, James, and Meowth. Collectively, Ash and his friends (no matter which ones with whom he is traveling at any given time) are the twerps (Japanese: ジャリンコ jarinko). The term can be extended to virtually anyone who associates with Ash and isn't on Team Rocket's side. They rarely refer to the twerps by their actual names. In fact, almost every time Team Rocket calls Ash and his friends by their real names is when they are in disguises or when Ash and Team Rocket are forced to work together. This seems to be more out of disrespect than not remembering the names of the twerps.

When they want to refer to Ash individually, they will call him just "the twerp." However, if they want to refer to his friends individually, they will use a variation of this. Their nickname for Brock is "the big twerp" or "the tall twerp." Misty was called "the twerpy little redhead" in Pokémon Fashion Flash, and simply "the twerpy redhead" in I Politoed You So! Also, when referring to Ash's female companions from Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire onward, they will sometimes refer to them as twerpettes (Japanese: ジャリガール jari-girl). They also occasionally called Max the "mini-twerp," the "little twerp," and, in Take This House and Shuppet, the "littlest twerp"(Japanese: コジャリボーイ kojari-boy). When May and Dawn first joined Ash on his journey, they were referred to as "the new twerp." Tracey was also once called "the new twerp" and Brock "the old twerp" upon Ash's return from the Orange Islands. When May returned in Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl, she was referred to as the "Hoenn region twerpette." She was also referred to as "twerp with the head handkerchief" in May's Egg-Cellent Adventure. While watching her battle with Cynthia in The Fiery Road to Mastership!, Iris is referred to as the "Unova twerpette." Cilan is referred to as the "Connoisseur twerp" in Must Be Our Heroes and the Witch! Clemont is known as the "inventor twerp", and in The Clumsy Crier Quiets the Chaos! and Over the Mountain of Snow!, he was called the "science twerp". Bonnie is called the "tiny twerp" in Mega Revelations!, "little twerpette" in One for the Goomy!, the "fun-sized twerpette" by Meowth in So You're Having a Bad Day!, and the "mini-twerpette" in A Diamond in the Rough!. Lillie was referred to as the "twerpette with the nice headwear" in Getting To Know You! and the "frilly twerpette" in Mission: Total Recall!. Lana was referred to as the "blue-haired twerpette" in They Might Not Be Giants!. Mallow was referred to as the "green-haired twerpette" in Mallow and the Forest Teacher!. Goh was referred to as "Twerp 2.0" (pronounced "two point oh") (Japanese: ジャリボーイ2号 jari-boy ni-gō) in Kicking It from Here Into Tomorrow!, and in the Japanese versions of To Train, or Not to Train! and When a House is Not a Home!, in which he was referred to as the "brainy twerp" in the English dub.

Team Rocket seems to have no problem calling recurring characters some variation of "twerp," as well. Paul, due to his rude and uncaring personality, is called "the rude twerp" (Japanese: むっつりボーイ), though they have also called him "the tall twerp" a couple of times, possibly as a reference to the fact that he, like almost all of Ash's rivals, is taller than him. In Strategy with a Smile!, Meowth refers to Zoey as "the red-haired twerp" (Japanese: グラサンガール). Barry is known as the "fining twerp" (Japanese: お騒がせ罰金ボーイ) because of his consistent threats to fine people for various reasons. Kenny is called "the Contest twerp" (Japanese: コンテストボーイ) in Stopped in the Name of Love! for being one of Dawn's rivals. In Yes in Dee Dee, it's Dawn, Ursula is referred to as the "twirly-haired twerpette" (Japanese: コンテストガール). In Keeping In Top Forme!, Team Rocket calls Marley the "sleepy twerpette". Nini is referred to as the "guest twerp" in Pathways to Performance Partnering!.

Additionally, when referring to themselves as Team Rocket, they will sometimes refer to the twerps as Team Twerp in comparison. Butch and Cassidy have also called Ash and his friends twerps, and have called Ritchie the same in Pokémon Chronicles. Attila and Hun refer to Jimmy and Marina as twerps (Japanese: ヒーロー気取りのガキども hīrō-kidori no gaki-domo) as well. Thus, it seems to be a common insult by all members of Team Rocket. In Getting To Know You!, James refers to Lillie as "one of the twerp troop."

In some instances, the term is not used in an insulting manner, such as in Pokémon the Series: Black & White, when Meowth temporarily joined Ash and his Unova companions.

In Alola, Kanto!, Jessie called Ash, Misty, and Brock "The original twerp, twerp, and twerpette trio" (Japanese: 元祖ジャリボーイ、元祖ジャリガール).

In the games

Team Rocket calls the player twerp in Pokémon Yellow as well as its remakes, Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!.

Jessie, James, and Meowth also refer to the player character as twerp in Pokémon GO and Pokémon Masters EX during certain anime tie-in events.

Trivia

The only ones of Ash's traveling companions to not get their own, unique "twerp" titles are Serena, Sophocles, and Kiawe.
In the English Chuang Yi translation of Ash & Pikachu, Team Rocket refers to Ash as "brat-boy" (direct translation of "jari-boy"), instead of "twerp."

In other languages

Twerp

Language		Title
Arabic		المغفل
Mandarin Chinese		小鬼頭 Xiǎo Guǐtóu
Czech		Prcek
Danish		Rolling Skvatte
Dutch		Ettertje
Filipino		Bubwit
Finnish		Uivelo* Toope* Kakara* Pälli*
European French		Morveux
German		Knirps
Greek		Νιάνιαρο Niániaro
Hebrew		נודניק nudnik
Hindi		शैतान Shaytaan * * बड़ा शैतान Bada Shaytaan * * छोटा शैतान Chotta Shaytaan * * बच्चा Baccha *
Hungarian		Törpe
Icelandic		Aulin*
Indonesian		Jeli-boy
Italian		Moccioso Bamboccio
Norwegian		Dust
Polish		Głąb* Głupek* Smarkacz* Robak* Gamoń* Frajer*
Portuguese	Brazil	Pirralho
Portuguese	Portugal	Totó
Romanian		Nătărău
Russian		Ничтожество Nichtozhestvo* Болван Bolvan*
Spanish	Latin America	Bobo Mocoso Torpe Tarugo Sonso
Spanish	Spain	Mocoso
Swedish		Fjant Tönt*
Turkish		Velet
Vietnamese		Tên ngốc

Twerps

Language		Title
Arabic		المغفلون
Mandarin Chinese		小鬼頭 Xiǎo Guǐtóu
Czech		Prckové
Danish		Rolling
Dutch		Ettertjes
Filipino		Mga bubwit
Finnish		Uivelot* Toopet* Kakarat* Pällit*
European French		Morveux
German		Knirpse
Greek		Νιάνιαρα Niániara
Hebrew		נודניקים nudnikim
Hindi		शैतानों की टोली Shaytaanon Ki Tolee * बच्चे Bacche * Losers* Paploo*
Hungarian		Törpék
Indonesian		Jeli-boy
Italian		Mocciosi Bambocci
Polish		Głąby* Głupki* Smarkacze* Cieniasy* Ofermy* Gamonie* Dzieciaki* Durnie* Frajerzy* Przygłupy* Bachory*
Portuguese	Brazil	Pirralhos
Portuguese	Portugal	Totós
Romanian		Nătărăi
Russian		Ничтожества Nichtozhestva* Болваны Bolvany*
Spanish	Latin America	Bobos Mocosos Torpes Tarugos Sonsos
Spanish	Spain	Mocosos
Swedish		Fjantarna Töntarna
Turkish		Veletler
Vietnamese		Lũ ngốc

Twerpette

Language		Title
Mandarin Chinese		小丫頭 Xiǎo Yātóu
Dutch		Etterinetje
Filipino		Babaeng bubwit
Finnish		Pällitär Pällityttö
European French		Morveuse
German		Knirpsin
Greek		Νιάνιαρη Niániarhi
Hebrew		נודניקית nudnikit
Hindi		शैतान लड़की Shaytaan Ladki * बच्ची Bacchi *
Indonesian		Jeli-girl
Italian		Mocciosa Mocciosetta Bamboccia Bamboccetta
Norwegian		Dustinne
Polish		Głąbinka
Portuguese	Brazil	Pirralha Pirralhete
Portuguese	Portugal	Totozete
Russian		Болванка Bolvanka*
Spanish	Latin America	Boba Mocosa Torpe Torpina Taruga Sonsa
Spanish	Spain	Mocosa Mocosilla
Swedish		Fjantlisa Töntinna*
Turkish		Velet
Vietnamese		Con nhỏ đáng ghét

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 [[File:Ash and friends OS.png|thumb|250px|Ash and his friends, who are commonly referred to by Team Rocket as "twerps"]]
-'''Twerp''' is an insult commonly used by {{TRT}}, usually toward people they do not like. {{Ash}} is usually the '''twerp''', (Japanese: '''じゃりボーイ''' {{tt|''jari-boy''|'hero-boy,' can also be taken to mean 'brat'}}) according to [[Jessie]], [[James]] and {{MTR}}. Collectively, Ash and {{ashfr}} are the '''twerps''' (Japanese: '''じゃりん子''' {{tt|''jarinko''|the brats}}). The term can be extended to virtually anyone who associates with Ash and isn't on Team Rocket's side. They rarely refer to the twerps by their actual names. In fact, almost every time Team Rocket calls Ash and his friends by their real names is when they are in disguises or when Ash and Team Rocket are forced to work together. This seems to be more out of disrespect than not remembering the names of the twerps.
+'''Twerp''' (sometimes misspelled as '''twirp''' in closed captioning) is an insult commonly used by the [[Team Rocket trio]], usually towards people they do not like.
-When they want to refer to Ash individually, they will call him just "the twerp." However, if they want to refer to his friends individually, they will use a variation of this. Their nickname for {{an|Brock}} is "the big twerp" or "the tall twerp." {{an|Misty}} was called "the twerpy little red-head" in ''[[EP028|Pokémon Fashion Flash]]''. Also, when referring to {{an|May}}, {{an|Dawn}}, {{an|Lyra}}, {{an|Iris}} or {{an|Serena}} they will sometimes refer to them as '''twerpette''' (Japanese: '''じゃりガール''' ''jari-girl''), the feminine version of "twerp" (though it should be noted that the term "twerpette" was not mentioned in the dub until the {{series|Advanced Generation}}). They also occasionally called [[Max]] the "mini-twerp." When May and Dawn first joined Ash on his journey, they were referred to as "the new twerp." {{Tracey}} was also once called "the new twerp" and Brock "the old twerp" upon Ash's return from the Orange Islands. When May returned in the {{series|Diamond & Pearl}} she was referred to as the "[[Hoenn]] region twerpette." May was also referred to as "twerp with the bandanna" in ''[[AG150|May's Egg-Cellent Adventure]]''.
+==In the anime==
+Originally, Team Rocket simply called {{Ash}} the '''boy''' and {{an|Misty}} the '''girl'''. Ash is usually the '''twerp''', (Japanese: '''ジャリボーイ'''／'''ジャリガール''' {{tt|''jari-boy''/''jari-girl''|brat}}) according to [[Jessie]], [[James]], and {{MTR}}. Collectively, Ash and {{ashfr}} (no matter which ones with whom he is traveling at any given time) are the '''twerps''' (Japanese: '''ジャリンコ''' {{tt|''jarinko''|the brats}}). The term can be extended to virtually anyone who associates with Ash and isn't on Team Rocket's side. They rarely refer to the twerps by their actual names. In fact, almost every time Team Rocket calls Ash and his friends by their real names is when they are in disguises or when Ash and Team Rocket are forced to work together. This seems to be more out of disrespect than not remembering the names of the twerps.
-[[Paul]], due to his rude and uncaring personality, is called "the rude twerp," though they have called him "the tall twerp" a couple times, possibly a reference to the fact that he, like all of Ash's [[rival]]s, is taller than him. In ''[[DP079|Strategy with a Smile!]]'' Meowth refers to [[Zoey]] as "the red-haired twerp." {{an|Barry}} is known as the "fining twerp" because of his consistent threats to fine people for various reasons. {{si|Kenny}} is called "the Contest twerp" in ''[[DP122|Stopped in the Name of Love!]]'' for being one of Dawn's rivals. In ''[[DP161|Yes in Dee Dee, it's Dawn]]'' Ursula is referred to as the "twirly-haired twerpette." In ''[[DP168|Keeping In Top Forme!]]'' Team Rocket calls [[Marley]] the "sleepy twerpette." {{an|Clemont}} is known as the "inventor twerp".
+When they want to refer to Ash individually, they will call him just "the twerp." However, if they want to refer to his friends individually, they will use a variation of this. Their nickname for {{an|Brock}} is "the big twerp" or "the tall twerp." {{an|Misty}} was called "the twerpy little redhead" in ''[[EP028|Pokémon Fashion Flash]]'', and simply "the twerpy redhead" in ''[[EP249|I Politoed You So!]]'' Also, when referring to Ash's female companions from ''[[Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire]]'' onward, they will sometimes refer to them as '''twerpettes''' (Japanese: '''ジャリガール''' ''jari-girl''). They also occasionally called [[Max]] the "mini-twerp,"  the "little twerp," and, in ''[[AG081|Take This House and Shuppet]]'', the "littlest twerp"(Japanese: '''コジャリボーイ''' ''kojari-boy'').  When May and Dawn first joined Ash on his journey, they were referred to as "the new twerp." {{Tracey}} was also once called "the new twerp" and Brock "the old twerp" upon Ash's return from the [[Orange Islands]]. When May returned in ''[[Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl]]'', she was referred to as the "[[Hoenn]] region twerpette."  She was also referred to as "twerp with the head handkerchief" in ''[[AG150|May's Egg-Cellent Adventure]]''.  While watching her battle with {{an|Cynthia}} in ''[[JN117|The Fiery Road to Mastership!]]'', {{an|Iris}} is referred to as the "Unova twerpette."  {{an|Cilan}} is referred to as the "Connoisseur twerp" in ''[[JN139|Must Be Our Heroes and the Witch!]]'' {{an|Clemont}} is known as the "inventor twerp", and in ''[[XY046|The Clumsy Crier Quiets the Chaos!]]'' and ''[[XY083|Over the Mountain of Snow!]]'', he was called the "science twerp". Bonnie is called the "tiny twerp" in ''[[XY030|Mega Revelations!]]'', "little twerpette" in ''[[XY056|One for the Goomy!]]'', the "fun-sized twerpette" by Meowth in ''[[XY071|So You're Having a Bad Day!]]'', and the "mini-twerpette" in ''[[XY123|A Diamond in the Rough!]]''.  {{an|Lillie}} was referred to as the "twerpette with the nice headwear" in ''[[SM014|Getting To Know You!]]'' and the "frilly twerpette" in ''[[SM049|Mission: Total Recall!]]''. Lana was referred to as the "blue-haired twerpette" in ''[[SM016|They Might Not Be Giants!]]''. Mallow was referred to as the "green-haired twerpette" in ''[[SM039|Mallow and the Forest Teacher!]]''. Goh was referred to as "Twerp 2.0" (pronounced "two point oh") (Japanese: '''ジャリボーイ2号''' {{tt|''jari-boy ni-gō''|brat boy #2}}) in ''[[JN017|Kicking It from Here Into Tomorrow!]]'', and in the Japanese versions of ''[[JN049|To Train, or Not to Train!]]'' and ''[[JN059|When a House is Not a Home!]]'', in which he was referred to as the "brainy twerp" in the English dub.
-Additionally, when referring to themselves as Team Rocket, they will sometimes refer to the twerps as Team Twerp in comparison. In the {{pkmn|anime}}, Ash is the one true twerp and all other twerps exist in relation to him. [[Butch]] and [[Cassidy]] have also called Ash and his friends twerps, and have called [[Ritchie]] the same. [[Attila]] and [[Hun]] refer to {{jo|Jimmy}} and {{jo|Marina}} as twerps (Japanese: '''主人公の少年''' {{tt|''shujinkō no shōnen''|boy hero}}). Thus, it seems to be a common insult by all members of [[Team Rocket]].
+Team Rocket seems to have no problem calling recurring characters some variation of "twerp," as well.  [[Paul]], due to his rude and uncaring personality, is called "the rude twerp" (Japanese: '''むっつりボーイ'''), though they have also called him "the tall twerp" a couple of times, possibly as a reference to the fact that he, like almost all of Ash's [[rival]]s, is taller than him. In ''[[DP079|Strategy with a Smile!]]'', Meowth refers to [[Zoey]] as "the red-haired twerp" (Japanese: '''グラサンガール'''). {{an|Barry}} is known as the "fining twerp" (Japanese: '''お騒がせ罰金ボーイ''') because of his consistent threats to fine people for various reasons. {{si|Kenny}} is called "the Contest twerp" (Japanese: '''コンテストボーイ''') in ''[[DP122|Stopped in the Name of Love!]]'' for being one of Dawn's rivals. In ''[[DP161|Yes in Dee Dee, it's Dawn]]'', Ursula is referred to as the "twirly-haired twerpette" (Japanese: '''コンテストガール'''). In ''[[DP168|Keeping In Top Forme!]]'', Team Rocket calls [[Marley]] the "sleepy twerpette".  [[Nini]] is referred to as the "guest twerp" in ''[[XY050|Pathways to Performance Partnering!]]''.
+Additionally, when referring to themselves as Team Rocket, they will sometimes refer to the twerps as Team Twerp in comparison. [[Butch]] and [[Cassidy]] have also called Ash and his friends twerps, and have called [[Ritchie]] the same in ''[[Pokémon Chronicles]]''. [[Attila]] and [[Hun]] refer to {{jo|Jimmy}} and {{jo|Marina}} as twerps (Japanese: '''ヒーロー気取りのガキども''' {{tt|''hīrō-kidori no gaki-domo''|those brats trying to be heroes}}) as well. Thus, it seems to be a common insult by all members of [[Team Rocket]]. In ''[[SM014|Getting To Know You!]]'', James refers to Lillie as "one of the twerp troop."
+In some instances, the term is not used in an insulting manner, such as in ''[[Pokémon the Series: Black & White]]'', when Meowth temporarily joined Ash and his Unova companions.
+In ''[[SM042|Alola, Kanto!]]'', Jessie called Ash, Misty, and Brock "The original twerp, twerp, and twerpette trio" (Japanese: '''元祖ジャリボーイ、元祖ジャリガール''').
+==In the games==
+Team Rocket calls the {{player}} twerp in {{game|Yellow}} as well as its [[remake]]s, [[Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!]].
+Jessie, James, and Meowth also refer to the player character as twerp in [[Pokémon GO]] and [[Pokémon Masters EX]] during certain anime tie-in events.
+==Trivia==
+*The only ones of Ash's traveling companions to not get their own, unique "twerp" titles are {{an|Serena}}, {{an|Sophocles}}, and {{an|Kiawe}}.
+*In the English [[Chuang Yi]] translation of [[Ash & Pikachu]], Team Rocket refers to Ash as "brat-boy" (direct translation of "jari-boy"), instead of "twerp."
 ==In other languages==
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-|fi=Pällitär
-|fr_ca=
 |fr_eu=Morveuse
 |de=Knirpsin
-|el=Φλούφλισσα
+|el=Νιάνιαρη ''Niániarhi''
-|he=''נודניקית''
+|he=נודניקית ''nudnikit''
-|hi=Shaytaan Ladki
+|hi=शैतान लड़की ''Shaytaan Ladki'' {{tt|*|CN dub}}<br>बच्ची ''Bacchi'' {{tt|*|Hungama dub}}
-|hu=
 |id=Jeli-girl
-|is=
+|it=Mocciosa<br>Mocciosetta<br>Bamboccia<br>Bamboccetta
-|it=Mocciosa / Mocciosetta
+|no=Dustinne
-|ko=
-|no=
 |pl=Głąbinka
-|pt_br=Pirralhete
+|pt_br=Pirralha<br>Pirralhete
-|pt_eu=Pirralha
+|pt_eu=Totozete
-|ro=
+|ru=Болванка ''Bolvanka''{{tt|*|Ruby & Sapphire, season 12-present}}
-|ru=
+|es_la=Boba<br>Mocosa<br>Torpe<br>Torpina<br>Taruga<br>Sonsa
-|sk=
+|es_eu=Mocosa<br>Mocosilla
-|sl=
+|sv=Fjantlisa<br>Töntinna{{tt|*|Diamond and Pearl}}
-|es_la=Boba / Mocosa / Torpe / Torpina / Taruga / Sonsa
+|tr=Velet
-|es_eu=Mocosa / Mocosilla
+|vi=Con nhỏ đáng ghét
-|sv=
-|ta=
-|te=
-|th=
-|tr=
-|vi=
 }}
+==See also==
+*[[Twerp, Twerpette]]
 [[Category:Terminology]]
-[[Category:Anime]]
+[[Category:Pokémon animated series]]
 [[it:Moccioso]]

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