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* '''[[Lysandre]]''', who uses the Team Flare Boss Trainer class in the games | * '''[[Lysandre]]''', who uses the Team Flare Boss Trainer class in the games | ||
* '''[[Guzma]]''', who uses the Team Skull Boss Trainer class in the games | * '''[[Guzma]]''', who uses the Team Skull Boss Trainer class in the games | ||
* The '''[[Mantine Surf|Boss of the Surf Association]]''' in [[Heahea City]] | |||
* '''{{DL|Appendix:Fan terminology|Boss}}es''', in Bulbapedia's Appendix, as a {{wp|Boss (video gaming)|generic video game term}} for certain special opponents | * '''{{DL|Appendix:Fan terminology|Boss}}es''', in Bulbapedia's Appendix, as a {{wp|Boss (video gaming)|generic video game term}} for certain special opponents | ||
Latest revision as of 22:17, 18 April 2024
Boss has several referrals:
- Giovanni, the leader of Team Rocket, who uses the Boss and Rocket Boss Trainer classes in the games and is referred to as "the Boss" by Team Rocket in the anime
- Madame Boss, the former leader of Team Rocket
- Subway Boss, a Trainer class for leaders of the Battle Subway
- Boss Trainer, a Trainer class for section leaders at the Black Tower or White Treehollow
- Cyrus, who uses the Galactic Boss Trainer class in the games
- Lysandre, who uses the Team Flare Boss Trainer class in the games
- Guzma, who uses the Team Skull Boss Trainer class in the games
- The Boss of the Surf Association in Heahea City
- Bosses, in Bulbapedia's Appendix, as a generic video game term for certain special opponents
