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(Japanese: '''ルーク''' ''Luke'') is a recurring character of the [[Pokémon anime]] that first | (Japanese: '''ルーク''' ''Luke'') is a recurring character of the [[Pokémon anime]] that made his first debut in [[BW038]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Revision as of 21:12, 12 August 2011
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This article is about a character featured in the Pokémon anime who has not yet debuted in the English language dub. As such, their information may contain romanized Japanese names, rather than dub names. |
| Luke ルーク Luke | |
 Luke | |
| Gender | Male |
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| Eye color | Blue |
| Hair color | Brown |
| Hometown | Unknown |
| Region | Unova |
| Trainer class | Trainer |
| Animated debut | BW038 |
| English voice actor | N/A |
| Japanese voice actor | Minami Takayama |
(Japanese: ルーク Luke) is a recurring character of the Pokémon anime that made his first debut in BW038.
History
Luke worked at the oldest movie theater in his town with Matthew assisting with the projections in exchange for watching the movies for free. Occasionally he would notice one of the female movie characters sitting in the audience. Intrigued, he went down to check after one of the movies and she turned out to be a Zorua. He and the Zorua shared a common love for films and offered to give her a part in the movie he was directing. However, he made her play all of the characters. Angered, Zorua ran away which is when he met Ash, Iris, and Cilan, and the three of them volunteered to look for the Zorua together.
Once Zorua was found, Cilan worked out the cause of Zorua's frustration with Luke and the two reconciled, giving her only one role, while Cilan, Ash, and Iris offered to play the other characters. Team Rocket almost ruined his film when they attempted to steal Zorua, but thanks to Cilan's improvisation, his film managed to work out in the end. After his movie was premiered in the theater, Luke decided to partake in a tournament Don George was hosting.
Luke accompanied the group to Raimon Town and registered himself in the Don Battle tournament in BW039. He also was documenting the events that take place on and off the battle field using his video camera. While documenting, he occasionally got interrupted by Bianca who was either curious or wanted to know where his Zorua was. Luke's first opponent in the Don Battle tournament was Sekimoto. In BW040, he battled using his Golett against Sekimoto's Darmanitan and was victorious.
In BW041, Luke was revealed to own a Larvesta when he moved on to battle Cilan. Despite having a type disadvantage because of a powerful Scald move, Larvesta managed to defeat Cilan's Stunfisk and Luke advanced to the semi-finals. In BW042, Luke faced Iris in the semi-finals of the Don Battle tournament where his Golett was defeated by her Axew's newly-learned Outrage, eliminating him from the tournament. At the end of the episode, he left the group.
Pokémon
| Debut | BW038 |
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| Voice actors | |
| Japanese | Chiaki Takahashi |
- Main article: Luke's Zorua
Luke's Zorua used to watch films in Matthew's theater, disguised as different actresses from the films he would put on. She later met Luke after a movie and accepted his offer to be the leading cast in his film. However she became fed up with having to play all the characters and ran away, later appearing disguised as the Miracle Fighter of a movie in front of Ash, Iris, and Cilan. She used her ability to disguise as Iris, Pikachu, and Axew to flee from Luke. After she reconciled with Luke, she played the role as Princess Julia in his film. She was later kidnapped by Team Rocket, and was rescued by Cilan and Ash. Finally, she transformed into a female Meowth to fool Team Rocket's Meowth and sent them away with Night Daze.
| Debut | BW038 |
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| Voice actors | |
| Japanese | Unshō Ishizuka |
Golett is Luke's co-director and helped him out in his film by carrying his equipment, such as his camera. It also helped Ash, Cilan, and Oshawott make props and weapons for the movie.
Later, during the first round of the Don Battle tournament in BW040, Golett was used against Sekimoto's Darmanitan, where it easily defeated its opponent. It later battled Iris's Axew in the semi-finals, in BW042, where it was defeated by Axew's newly-learned Outrage attack.
Golett's known moves are Shadow Ball, Shadow Punch, Mega Punch, Double Team, and Gyro Ball.
| Debut | BW038 |
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| Voice actors | |
| Japanese | Misato Fukuen |
Much like Golett, Leavanny helped Luke in his film. Among its jobs included sewing clothes, which it did with Ash's Swadloon.
None of Leavanny's moves are known.
| Debut | BW041 |
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| Voice actors | |
| Japanese | Shin'ichirō Miki |
Luke used Larvesta against Cilan's Stunfisk in the second round of the Don Battle. It used its String Shot to hinder Stunfisk's movement by encasing it completely, but Stunfisk was freed when it willingly took Larvesta's Flamethrower, burning the strings in the process. It also used String Shot to form a protective shell around itself to protect it from Stunfisk's Scald. Larvesta knocked it out with a powerful Flamethrower, after being launched into the air by Stunfisk, winning the match for Luke.
Larvesta's known moves are String Shot, Bug Buzz and Flamethrower.
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Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Japanese | ルーク Luke | |
| Korean | 루크 Luke | Transliteration of his Japanese name. |
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