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In many cases they have been targeted, due to the fact that they were powerful (especially as a group) or simply that they had a Pokédex in the first place, making them quite vulnerable. During the {{chap|FireRed & LeafGreen}}, the [[Kanto]] Pokédex holders, plus {{adv|Silver}}, were turned to stone. Months later, they were revived by {{adv|Emerald}}. | In many cases they have been targeted, due to the fact that they were powerful (especially as a group) or simply that they had a Pokédex in the first place, making them quite vulnerable. During the {{chap|FireRed & LeafGreen}}, the [[Kanto]] Pokédex holders, plus {{adv|Silver}}, were turned to stone. Months later, they were revived by {{adv|Emerald}}. | ||
The Pokédex holders are named for 15 [[main series]] games that are not [[remake]]s, with the exception of Cheren and Bianca | The Pokédex holders are named for 15 [[main series]] games that are not [[remake]]s, with the exception of Cheren and Bianca. | ||
==Pokédex holders== | ==Pokédex holders== | ||
Revision as of 06:00, 25 February 2011
Pokédex holder is the term used by Professor Oak in the Pokémon Adventures manga to describe a Trainer that has been given a Pokédex. These Trainers are often very gifted in one particular area, which Professor Oak has dubbed each’s “special skill”. These Trainers all have “starter” Pokémon from their regional Pokémon Professors (although the Pikachu Oak gave to Yellow was Red’s and she later caught her own), though most already owned or trained Pokémon prior to receiving them. The Pokédex holders have become a very tight knit group with many of them bonding with their cohorts in their regional adventures and later with their seniors and juniors.
In many cases they have been targeted, due to the fact that they were powerful (especially as a group) or simply that they had a Pokédex in the first place, making them quite vulnerable. During the FireRed & LeafGreen arc, the Kanto Pokédex holders, plus Silver, were turned to stone. Months later, they were revived by Emerald.
The Pokédex holders are named for 15 main series games that are not remakes, with the exception of Cheren and Bianca.
Pokédex holders
- Red (The Fighter)
- Blue (The Trainer)
- Green (The Evolver)
- Yellow (The Healer)
- Gold (The Breeder)
- Silver (The Exchanger)
- Crystal (The Capturer)
- Ruby (Contests)
- Sapphire (Gym Battles)
- Emerald (Battle Frontier)
- Diamond (Emotion)
- Pearl (Willpower)
- Platinum (Knowledge)
- Black
- Cheren
- Bianca
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