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Kublock (Japanese: コレダ Koreda) is a character of the day who appeared in A Talent for Imitation!. He is a world-famous movie director.
Kublock took a low-profile Ditto actor under his wing. The Ditto was able to use Transform so well that it looked more real than the Pokémon it impersonated. Because of this, Kublock had high hopes of Ditto becoming a big movie star, but this also caused Kublock to become very strict towards Ditto.
Ditto was eventually cast in a movie directed by Kublock about Gardevoir twins, with Ditto portraying one of them. However, the production became difficult due to Kublock's short temper and Ditto losing its ability to transform properly. After a failed take, Kublock scolded Ditto, causing it to run away in tears. Despite what had happened, Kublock admitted to his set manager that only Ditto could play the part it was cast for. As such, production was unable to continue.
Ash, Goh, and the set manager went looking for Ditto. They found it with Team Rocket, who had befriended Ditto and taught it how to control its nerves. Ditto eventually returned to the set, and with its newfound confidence, it was able to properly transform into Gardevoir. This time, Kublock was satisfied with Ditto's performance and was able to finish his movie.
Pokémon
Hired
Debut | A Talent for Imitation! |
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Voice actors | |
Japanese | Kei Shindō |
Ditto is a Pokémon that Kublock hired to act in his movies. It became a star with its transformation powers, which were praised to be more realistic than the actual Pokémon. However, Kublock's short temper caused Ditto start get nervous during shootings and become unable to transform properly. Scared away by his harsh words, Ditto ran away and wound up with Team Rocket, who taught it to control its nerves and transform properly again. After returning to the movie studio, Kublock was happy to see Ditto's improvement.
Ditto's only move is Transform.
Debut | A Talent for Imitation! |
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Voice actors | |
Japanese | |
English | Bill Rogers |
These two Shiftry were hired by Kublock to act in his movies. They played the villainous Pokémon that confronted Gardevoir, only to be seen off by Ditto, who transformed into another Gardevoir.
None of Shiftry's moves are known.
Debut | A Talent for Imitation! |
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Voice actors | |
Japanese | |
English | Michele Knotz |
Gardevoir is a Pokémon that Kublock hired to act in his movies. In one movie, Gardevoir was confronted by two villainous Shiftry, only for Ditto, who transformed into another Gardevoir at the time, to see them off. The scene kept failing when Ditto repeatedly reverted back to its usual self prematurely.
None of Gardevoir's moves are known.
Voice actors
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Trivia
- In the original Japanese version, Kublock had an tendency of using phrases with the word "これ" (this or that), playing on his Japanese name.
- Kublock's name is a play on the surname of famous American film director Stanley Kubrick.
Names
Language | Name | Origin |
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Japanese | コレダ Koreda | From 是枝裕和 Hirokazu Kore-eda, a film director |
English | Kublock | From Stanley Kubrick, a film director |
This article is part of Project COD, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each one-time character of the Pokémon animated series. |