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The easy chat system (Japanese: かんたんかいわ easy conversation) is a method of inputting personal messages for passwords, interviews, or Mail in the core series games from Generation III to Generation V.

In Generation II

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The easy chat system debuted in the Japanese version of Pokémon Crystal. It is used in the Mobile Center and Battle Tower.

In Generation III

The easy chat system was introduced to international games in this generation. It allowed the game to process inputs that were more personal than the typical yes/no choices of Generations I and II.

In Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, after receiving the Balance Badge, players may visit the Pokémon Center in Petalburg City to unlock Mystery Events. Then, by talking to the NPC near the PC and inputting a certain four-word phrase, Mystery Event will be activated. In English games, this phrase will be: "Mystery Event Is Exciting". In Pokémon Emerald as well as Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, players may activate Mystery Gift at any Poké Mart by inputting a certain four-word phrase in the questionnaire (in English games, this phrase is: "Link Together With All").

In Dewford Hall, various NPCs will be discussing whatever is "trendy" around Hoenn. By telling them about a new two-word phrase, they might start discussing that new trend instead. This phrase determines the six tiles of the river on Route 119 in which Feebas can be found. Additionally, when players mix records, one player's trend can catch on in the other player's game, allowing players to synchronize their efforts to find Feebas.

The Berry Master's wife will give out a Berry daily if given any two-word phrase. If she is told (for the first time only) one of the five certain phrases, she will give out the corresponding Berry. Repeating a special phrase will not result in another special Berry, and neither will stating any other phrase. Instead, she will hand out a random Berry from numbers 1 to 10 (Cheri Berry to Sitrus Berry).

Throughout Hoenn, the player can encounter and battle Interviewers Gabby and Ty in various locations. Following a battle, Gabby and Ty will engage the player in an interview, asking for one word to sum up the experience. This battle and interview will be broadcast and discussed on televisions throughout the region. By mixing records with other players, players' interviews can be seen on the others' games.

On the right side of the room, there is an interviewer that asks for the player's feelings before beginning a Battle Tower match, after a victory, or after a loss. The player's response must consist of six words. There is a default message for each topic, all of which include at least one "word" consisting purely punctuation marks.

In the Generation III games, mail messages are composed using the easy chat system, rather than by inputting text manually as was done in the Generation II games. The player can compose a message using up to nine words or phrases.

Words

Note: Words and phrases that appear identical in English have their Japanese equivalent to distinguish them.

Pokémon

Any regional Pokémon that the player has seen will appear as a phrase for the system. If the National Pokédex is unlocked, non-regional Pokémon are also added as phrases (regardless of whether the player has seen it).

Trainer

I Choose You
Gotcha
Trade
Sapphire
Evolve
Encyclopedia
Nature
Center
Egg
Link
Sp. Ability
Trainer
Version
PokéNav
Pokémon
Get
Pokédex
Ruby
Level
Red^FRLG
Green^FRLG
Bag^FRLG^E
Flame^FRLG
Gold^FRLG
Leaf^FRLG
Silver^FRLG
Emerald^E

Status

All Abilities and Types known as of Generation III fall under this category, and are available as phrases from the start. Also included are the following phrases:

Color
Alt. Color
Beautiful
Beauty
Smart
Smartness
Cool
Coolness
Cute
Cuteness
Innerfocus^RS (spelled correctly as Inner Focus in other Generation III core games)
Type
Tough
Toughness
Shine
RS^FRLG
Pattern

Battle

Match Up
Go
No. 1
Decide
Let Me Win
Wins
Win
Won
If I Win
When I Win
Can't Win
Can Win
No Match
Spirit
Decided
Trump Card
Take That
Come On
Attack
Surrender
Gutsy
Talent
Strategy
Smite
Match
Victory
Offensive
Sense
Versus
Fights
Power
Challenge
Strong
Too Strong
Go Easy
Foe
Genius
Legend
Escape
Aim
Battle
Fight
Resuscitate
Points
Serious
Give Up
Loss
If I Lose
Lost
Lose
Guard
Partner
Reject
Accept
Invincible
Received
Easy
Weak
Too Weak
Pushover
Leader
Rule
Move

Greetings

Thanks
Yes
Here Goes
Here I Come
Here It Is
Yeah
Welcome
Oi
How Do
Congrats
Give Me
Sorry
Apologize
Forgive
Hey, There
Hello
Good-Bye
Thank You
I've Arrived
Pardon
Excuse
See Ya
Excuse Me
Well, Then
Go Ahead
Appreciate
Hey?
What's Up?
Huh?
No
Hi
Yeah, Yeah
Bye-bye
Meet You
Hey
Smell
Listening
Hoo-hah
Yahoo
Yo
Come Over
Count On

People

Opponent
I
You
Yours
Son
Your
You're
You've
Mother
Grandfather
Uncle
Father
Boy
Adult
Brother
Sister
Grandmother
Aunt
Parent
Man
Me
Girl
Babe
Family
Her
Him
He
Place
Daughter
His
He's
Aren't
Siblings
Kid
Children
Mr.
Mrs.
Myself
I Was
To Me
My
I Am
I've
Who
Someone
Who Was
To Whom
Whose
Who Is
It's
Lady
Friend
Ally
Person
Dude
They
They Were
To Them
Their
They're
They've
We
Been
To Us
Our
We're
Rival
We've
Woman
She
She Was
To Her
Her's^RS / Hers^FRLG^E
She Is
Some

Voices

!
!!
?!
?
..^RS / … ^FRLG^E
..!^RS / …! ^FRLG^E
……^RS / ……… ^FRLG^E
-
- - -
Uh-oh
Waaah
Ahaha
Oh?
Nope
Urgh
Hmm
Whoah
Wroooaar!
Wow
Giggle
Sigh
Unbelievable
Cries
Agree
Eh?
Cry
Ehehe
Oi, Oi, Oi
Oh, Yeah
Oh
Oops
Shocked
Eek
Graaah
Gwahahaha
Way
Tch
Hehe
Hah
Yup
Hahaha
Aiyeeh
Hiyah
Fufufu
LOL
Snort
Humph
Hehehe
Heh
Hohoho
Uh-huh
Oh, Dear
Arrgh
Mufufu
Mmm
Oh-kay
Okay
Lalala
Yay
Aww
Wowee
Gwah
Wahahaha

Speech

Listen
Not Very
Mean
Lie
Lay
Recommend
Nitwit
Quite
From
Feeling
But
However
Case
The
Miss
How
Hit
Enough
A Lot
A Little
Absolutely
And
Only
Around
Probably
If
Very
A Tiny Bit
Wild
That's
Just
Even So,
Must Be
Naturally
For Now,
Understood
Joking
Ready
Something
Somehow
Although
Also
Perfect
As Much As
Really
Truly
Seriously
Totally
Until
As If
Mood
Rather
Awfully
Mode
More
Too Late
Finally
Any
Instead
Fantastic

Endings

Will
Will Be Here
Or
Times
Wonder
Is It?
Be
Gimme
Could
Likely To
Would
Is
Isn't It?
Let's
Other
Are
Was
Were
Those
Isn't
Won't
Can't
Can
Don't
Do
Does
Whom
Which
Wasn't
Weren't
Have
Haven't
A
An
Not
There
Ok?
So
Maybe
About
Over
It
All
For
On
Off
As
To
With
Better
Ever
Since
Of
Belongs To
At
In
Out
Too
Like
Did
Didn't
Doesn't
Without
After
Before
While
Than
Once
Anywhere

Feelings

Meet
Play
Hurried
Goes
Giddy
Happy
Happiness
Excite
Important
Funny
Got
Go Home
Disappointed
Disappoints
Sad
Try
Tries
Hears
Think
Hear
Wants
Misheard
Dislike
Angry
Anger
Scary
Lonesome
Disappoint
Joy
Gets
Never
Darn
Downcast
Incredible
Likes
Dislikes
Boring
Care
Cares
All Right
Adore
Disaster
Enjoy
Enjoys
Eat
Lacking
Bad
Hard
Terrible
Should
Nice
Drink
Surprise
Fear
Want
Wait
Satisfied
See
Rare
Negative
Done
Danger
Defeated
Beat
Great
Romantic
Question
Understand
Understands

Conditions

Hot
Exists
Excess
Approved
Has
Good
Less
Momentum
Going
Weird
Busy
Together
Full
Absent
Being
Need
Tasty
Skilled
Noisy
Big
Late
Close
Docile
Amusing
Entertaining
Perfection
Pretty
Healthy
Excellent
Upside Down
Cold
Refreshing
Unavoidable
Much
Overwhelming
Fabulous
Else
Expensive
Correct
Impossible
Small
Different
Tired
Skill
Top
Non-stop
Preposterous
None
Nothing
Natural
Becomes
Lukewarm
Fast
Low
Awful
Alone
Bored
Secret
Mystery
Lacks
Best
Lousy
Mistake
Kind
Well
Weakened
Simple
Seems
Badly

Actions

Meets
Concede
Give
Gives
Played
Plays
Collect
Walking
Walks
Says
Went
Said
Wake Up
Wakes Up
Angers
Teach
Teaches
Please
Learn
Change
Story
Trust
Lavish
Listens
Hearing
Trains
Choose
Come
Came
Search
Make
Cause
Know
Knows
Refuse
Stores
Brag
Ignorant
Thinks
Believe
Slide
Eats
Use
Uses
Using
Couldn't
Capable
Disappear
Appear
Throw
Worry
Slept
Sleep
Release
Drinks
Runs
Run
Works
Working
Talking
Talk
Sink
Smack
Pretend
Praise
Overdo
Show
Looks
Sees
Seek
Own
Take
Allow
Forget
Forgets
Appears
Faint
Fainted

Lifestyle

Chores
Home
Money
Allowance
Bath
Conversation
School
Commemorate
Habit
Group
Word
Store
Service
Work
System
Train
Class
Lessons
Information
Living
Teacher
Tournament
Letter
Event
Digital
Test
Dept. Store
Television
Phone
Item
Name
News
Popular
Party
Study
Machine
Mail
Message
Promise
Dream
Kindergarten
Life
Radio
Rental
World

Hobbies

Idol
Anime
Song
Movie
Sweets
Chat
Child's Play
Toys
Music
Cards
Shopping
Camera
Viewing
Spectator
Gourmet
Game
RPG
Collection
Complete
Magazine
Walk
Bike
Hobby
Sports
Software
Songs
Diet
Treasure
Travel
Dance
Channel
Making
Fishing
Date
Design
Locomotive
Plush Doll
PC
Flowers
Hero
Nap
Heroine
Fashion
Adventure
Board
Ball
Book
Festival
Comics
Holiday
Plans
Trendy
Vacation
Look

Time

Fall
Morning
Tomorrow
Last
Day
Sometime
Always
Current
Forever
Days
End
Tuesday
Yesterday
Today
Friday
Monday
Later
Earlier
Another
Time
Finish
Wednesday
Soon
Start
Month
Stop
Now
Final
Next
Age
Saturday
Summer
Sunday
Beginning
Spring
Daytime
Winter
Daily
Olden
Almost
Nearly
Thursday
Nighttime
Night
Week

Misc.

Highs
Lows
Um
Rear
Things
Thing
Below
Above
Back
High
Here
Inside
Outside
Beside
This Is It!
This
Every
These
These Were
Down
That
Those Are
Those Were
That's It!
Am
That Was
Front
Up
Choice
Far
Away
Near
Where
When
What
Deep
Shallow
Why
Confused
Opposite
Left
Right

Adjectives

Wandering
Rickety
Rock-solid
Hungry
Tight
Ticklish
Twirling
Spiraling
Thirsty
Lolling
Silky
Sadly
Hopeless
Useless
Drooling
Exciting
Thick
Smooth
Slimy
Thin
Break
Voracious
Scatter
Awesome
Wimpy
Wobbly
Shaky
Ripped
Shredded
Increasing
Yet
Destroyed
Fiery
Lovey-dovey
Happily
Anticipation

Events

These phrases are unlocked after the player has entered the Hall of Fame.

Appeal
Events
Stay-at-Home
Berry
Contest
MC
Judge
Super
Stage
Hall Of Fame
Evolution
Hyper
Battle Tower
Leaders
Battle Room
Hidden
Secret Base
Blend
Pokéblock
Master
Rank
Ribbon
Crush^FRLG^E
Direct^FRLG^E
Tower^FRLG^E
Union^FRLG^E
Room^FRLG^E
Wireless^FRLG^E
Frontier^E

Move 1 / Move 2

Moves are added to the easy chat system as phrases after the player has entered the Hall of Fame.

Trendy Saying

One of these phrases is unlocked each time the player interacts with the Hipster in Mauville City Pokémon Center.

kthx, bye.
Yes, Sir!
Avant Garde
Couple
Much Obliged
Yeehaw!
Mega
1-Hit KO!
Destiny
Cancel
New
Flatten
Kidding
Loser
Losing
Happening
Hip And
Shake
Shady
Upbeat
Modern
Smell Ya
Bang
Knockout
Hassle
Winner
Fever
Wannabe
Baby
Heart
Old
Young
Ugly

In Generation IV

The easy chat system was brought over to Generation IV games as well. Additionally, due to games now being able to connect with games of different languages, easy chat had to adapt. Instead of simply stringing words together, players choose a simple sentence or phrase. Almost all phrases have blank spaces for the player to insert specific words, to modify the sentence's meaning. For instance, the player can select the phrase "I love ______________!" and insert the word "BULBASAUR". Due to this, mail and other messages are readable in games of any language.

Throughout the Sinnoh region, various reporters could be found. When approached, they ask questions either regarding recent actions or general opinions. These questions are answered using the easy chat system.

In Generation IV, the Union Room allows for participants to send short messages using the easy chat system. For mail messages, the player is given the option of using up to three of these phrases.

The TV producer on the third floor of the Jubilife TV building will give out Mystery Gift or wallpaper if he is told the correct phrases. The required combinations depend on the player's Trainer ID number, except Mystery Gift, which he gives when he is told "Wi-Fi Connection Everyone Happy".

Primo, who resides in Violet City's Pokémon Center, will ask the player's opinion of him when he is spoken to. By telling him specific combinations of four words (determined by the player's Trainer ID number), the player can receive Pokémon Eggs or wallpaper.

In Generation IV, learning trendy phrases will add new words to the easy chat system. Up to thirty-two words can be learned and only one per day. These words appear in the "Tough Words" category.

Words

Note: Words and phrases that appear identical in English have their Japanese equivalent to distinguish them.

Pokémon / Pokémon 2

(All Pokémon seen by the player)

Move / Move 2

(All moves seen by the player)

Status

(All Abilities seen by the player)

Trainer

Match Up
No. 1
Preparation
Wins
No Match
Spirit
Ace Card
Come On
Attack
Surrender
Courage
Talent
Strategy
Match
Victory
Sense
Versus
Fights
Power
Challenge
Strong
Take It Easy
Foe
Genius
Legend
Battle
Fight
Revive
Points
Serious
Loss
Partner
Invincible
Easy
Weak
Easy Win
Move
Trainer

People

Opponent
I (Japanese: あたし atashi)
You (Japanese: あなた anata)
Mother
Grandfather
Uncle
Father
Boy
Adult
Brother
Sister
Grandmother
Aunt
Parent
Old Man
Me
Girl
Gal
Family
Her
Him
You (Japanese: きみ kimi)
Siblings
Kids (Japanese: こども kodomo)
Mr.
Ms.
Myself
Who
Friend
Ally
Person
Kids (Japanese: ボーイ bōi)
I (Japanese: ボク boku)
Everyone
Rival
I (Japanese: わし washi)
I (Japanese: わたし watashi)
Baby

Greetings

Konnichiwa
Hello
Bonjour
Ciao
Hallo
Hola
Oh Well
Aah
Ahaha
Huh? (Japanese: あら ara)
Thanks
No Problem
Nope
Yes
Here Goes
Let's Go
Here I Come
Yeah
Welcome (Japanese: いらっしゃい irasshai)
Urgh
Let Me Think
Hmm
Whoa
Wroooaar!
Wow (Japanese: うひょー uhyō)
Snicker
Cute Laugh
Unbelievable
Cries
OK (Japanese: うん un)
Agree
Eh?
Boo-hoo
Hehehe
Hey (Japanese: おい oi)
Oh, Yeah
Oh Wow!
Heeey
Greetings
Oops
Well Done
Oh My
Eek
Yaaah
Giggle
Give Me
Gwahahaha
Ugh
Sorry
Forgive Me
I'm Sorry
Hey!
Good-bye
Thank You
I've Arrived
Weep
Pardon Me
So Sorry
See Ya
Excuse Me
Okay Then
Tut
Blush
Go Ahead
Cheers
Hey? (Japanese: なあ nā)
What's Up?
Huh? (Japanese: ねえ nē)
No
Sigh
Hi
Yep
Yeah, Yeah
Bye-bye
Meet You
Hahaha
Aiyeeh
Hiyah
Muhahaha
Lol
Snort
Humph
Hey (Japanese: ヘイ hei)
He-he-he
Heh
Hohoho
There You Go
Oh, Dear
Bye For Now
Angry
Mufufu
Mmm
Hello?
Hi There
No Way (Japanese: やだよ yada yo)
Yahoo
Yo
Welcome (Japanese: ようこそ yōkoso)
OK (Japanese: よし yoshi)
Regards
Lalala
Yay
Wail
Wow (Japanese: ワオ wao)
Boo!
Wahaha
...

Lifestyle

Idol
Tomorrow
Playing
Anime
Job
Song
Home
Movie
Sweets
Money
Pocket Money
Chit-chat
Talk
Bath
Play House
Toys
Music
Cards
Shopping
Conversation
School
Camera
Viewing
Spectate
Anniversary
Yesterday
Today
Habit
Group
Gourmet
Game
Word
Collection
Store
Complete
Service
Magazine
Walk
Work
System
Bicycle
Training
Class
Lessons
Hobby
Information
Sports
Daily Life
Teacher
Software
Songs
Diet
Tournament
Treasure
Travel
Birthday
Dance
Channel
Fishing
Date
Letter
Event
Design
Digital
Test
Dept. Store
Television
Train
Phone
Item
Name
News
Popularity
Stuffed Toy
Party
Computer
Flowers
Hero
Nap
Heroine
Fashion
Study
Adventure
Board
Ball
Book
Machine
Festival
Comics
Mail
Message
Story
Promise
Holiday
Dream
Kindergarten
Plans
Life
Radio
Craze
Vacation
Looks
Rental
World

Feelings

Beauty
Delight
Strangeness
Cleverness
Disappointed
Coolness
Sadness
Cuteness
Anger
Healthy
Regret
Happiness
Depressed
Incredible
Likes
Dislike
Bored
Important
All Right
Adore
Toughness
Enjoyment
Useless
Drooling
Excited
Skillful
Tears
Hate
ROFL
Happy
Energetic
Surprise
Nervous
Want
Satisfied
Rare
Messed Up
No Way (Japanese: やだ yada)
Danger
Lovey-dovey
Anticipation
Smile
Subtle
Recommend
Simple
Nice
Difficult

Tough Words

Union

Single
Double
Mix Battle
Multi Battle
Level 50
Level 100
Colosseum
Pokémon
Drawing
Record
Gotcha
Chat
Friend Code
Connection
Voice Chat
Wi-Fi
Underground
Union
Poffin
Contest
Battle Tower
GTS
Secret Base

In Generation V

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Mail types with "BridgeMail" in their names work exactly the same as in Generation IV, plus the addition of the ability to add one word at the bottom. Other mail contains a set script with space to fill in words. (The entire phrases cannot be changed.)

The Relocator is unlocked by telling a scientist in the Central Plaza of Castelia City four words in the correct order using the easy chat system. In English games, these words are "Everyone Happy Simple Connection". The Relocator allows the transfer of any of the four Pokémon (Celebi and the Shiny legendary beasts) that commemorate the thirteenth movie. This enables the player to obtain Zorua and Zoroark before beating the Elite Four for the first time.

Although E-Z Mail is not an in-game feature, it exists on the Pokémon Global Link website and is thus part of Generation V. When sending E-Z Mail, the user has the choice of either choosing words or answering questions as the method to write their online letter. If the user selects the "Choose Words" option, the user will then have to select a mostly pre-made letter and fill in the blank(s) with one of the given words. If the user instead chooses the "Answer Questions" option, the user will have to answer questions in order to write the letter.

Words

Note: Words and phrases that appear identical in English have their Japanese equivalent to distinguish them.

Pokémon

(All Pokémon seen by the player)

Stats

(All Abilities seen by the player)

Move

(All moves seen by the player)

Trainer

Match Up
No. 1
Bad Matchup
Preparation
Wins
No Match
Spirit
Critical Hit
Ace Card
Come On
No Effect
Attack
Surrender
Courage
Talent
Strategy
Match
Victory
Sense
Versus
Fights
Power
Challenge
Champion
Strong
Take It Easy
Foe
Genius
Legend
Trainer
Good Matchup
Battle
Emergency
Fight
Revive
Points
Serious
Loss
Partner
Invincible
Easy
Weak
Easy Win
Move

Greetings

こんにちは (kon'nichiwa)
Hello (Japanese: hello)
Bonjour
Ciao
Hallo
Hola
안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo)
Hello (Japanese: コンニチハ kon'nichiwa)
...
Thanks
No Problem
Nope
Yes
Here Goes
Let's Go
Here I Come
Welcome (Japanese: いらっしゃい irasshai)
Greetings
Well Done
Give Me
Sorry
Forgive Me
I'm Sorry
Good-bye
Thank You
I've Arrived
Pardon Me
So Sorry
See Ya
Excuse Me
OK Then
Go Ahead
Cheers
What's Up?
No
Hi
Yep
Yeah, Yeah
Bye-bye
Meet You
Bye For Now
Hello?
Hi There
No Way (Japanese: やだよ yada yo)
Yahoo
Yo
Welcome (Japanese: ようこそ yōkoso)
Regards

People

Opponent
I (Japanese: あたし atashi)
You (Japanese: あなた anata)
Mother
Grandfather
Uncle
Father
Boy
Adult
Brother
Sister
Grandmother
Aunt
Parent
Old Man
Me
Girl
Gal
Family
Her
Him
You (Japanese: きみ kimi)
Siblings
Kids (Japanese: こども kodomo)
Mr.
Ms.
Myself
Who
Friend
Ally
Person
Baby
Kids (Japanese: ボーイ bōi)
I (Japanese: ボク boku)
Everyone
Rival
I (Japanese: わし washi)
I (Japanese: わたし watashi)

Lifestyle

Idol
Autumn
Tomorrow
Playing
Anime
Job
Song
Home
Movie
Sweets
Money
Pocket Money
Chit-chat
Talk
Bath
Play House
Toys
Music
Cards
Shopping
Conversation
Science
School
Camera
Viewing
Spectate
Anniversary
Yesterday
Today
Habit
Gourmet
Game
Word
Store
Service
Magazine
Walk
Work
Bicycle
Gym
Training
Class
Lessons
Hobby
Information
Shop
Sports
Daily Life
Teacher
Software
Songs
Diet
Tournament
Treasure
Travel
Birthday
Dance
Channel
Fishing
Date
Letter
Event
Test
Dept. Store
Television
Train
Phone
Item
Summer
Name
News
Popularity
Stuffed Toy
Party
Computer
Flowers
Spring
Hero
Nap
Heroine
Fashion
Winter
Study
Adventure
Board
Ball
Book
Machine
Festival
Comics
Story
Promise
Holiday
Fairground
Dream
Kindergarten
Plans
Life
Radio
Craze
Vacation
Looks
World

Feelings

Beauty
Delight
Strangeness
Recommend
Cleverness
Disappointed
Coolness
Sadness
Cuteness
Simple
Anger
Healthy
Regret
Happiness
Depressed
Incredible
Likes
Dislike
Bored
Important
All Right
Adore
Toughness
Enjoyment
Useless
Drooling
Excited
Skillful
Nice
Tears
Hate
Rofl
Happy
Energetic
Surprise
Subtle
Nervous
Want
Satisfied
Difficult
Rare
Messed Up
No Way (Japanese: やだ yada)
Danger
Lovey-dovey
Anticipation
Smile

Animated

Term

C-Gear
Pass Power
Elegant
Cute
Cool
Group
Gotcha
Collection
Complete
System
Launcher
Nature
Dowsing
Town Map
Design
Digital
Hall of Fame
Institute
Badge
Battle Test
Battle Box
Pass Orb
^P_K^M_N Center
Pokémon
Mission
Mail
Message
Entree
Unique
Level
Rental
TM

Connection

PGL
GTL
Pokémon DW
Wi-Fi
Spin
Game Sync
Colosseum
Subway
Geonet
Single
Infrared
Double
Chat
Connection
Friend Code
Triple
Entralink
Battle Videos
Voice Chat
Poké Transfer
Multi Battle
Musical
Union
Tag Log
Rotation
Wireless

Voice

Oh Well
Aah
Ahaha
Huh? (Japanese: あら ara)
Yeah
Urgh
Let Me Think
Hmm
Whoa
Roooaar!
Wow (Japanese: うひょー uhyō)
Snicker
Cute Laugh
Unbelievable
Cries
Ok (Japanese: うん un)
Agree
Eh?
Boo-hoo
Hehehe
Hey (Japanese: おい oi)
Oh, Yeah
Oh Wow!
Heeey
Oops
Oh My
Eek
Yaaah
Giggle
Gwahahaha
Ugh
Hey!
Weep
Tut
Blush
Hey? (Japanese: なあ nā)
Huh? (Japanese: ねえ nē)
Sigh
Hahaha
Aiyeeh
Hiyah
Muhahaha
Lol
Snort
Humph
Hey (Japanese: ヘイ hei)
He-he-he
Heh
Hohoho
There You Go
Oh, Dear
Angry
Mufufu
Mmm
OK (Japanese: よし yoshi)
Lalala
Yay
Wail
Wow (Japanese: ワオ wao)
Boo!
Wahaha

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+Note: Words and phrases that appear identical in English have their Japanese equivalent to distinguish them.
 ====Pokémon====
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Easy chat system: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 00:46, 25 October 2018

In Generation II

In Generation III

Words

Pokémon

Trainer

Status

Battle

Greetings

People

Voices

Speech

Endings

Feelings

Conditions

Actions

Lifestyle

Hobbies

Time

Misc.

Adjectives

Events

Move 1 / Move 2

Trendy Saying

In Generation IV

Words

Pokémon / Pokémon 2

Move / Move 2

Status

Trainer

People

Greetings

Lifestyle

Feelings

Tough Words

Union

In Generation V

Words

Pokémon

Stats

Move

Trainer

Greetings

People

Lifestyle

Feelings

Animated

Term

Connection

Voice

Navigation menu

Search