Pokémon Watcher

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Pokémon watcher Tracey

A Pokémon watcher (Japanese: ポケモンウォッチャー Pokémon watcher) is a person who studies Pokémon, observing them under the ownership of a Pokémon Trainer and in their natural habitat.

Role

Pokémon watchers are dedicated to the study of Pokémon, and travel the world to observe their characteristics, behaviours and abilities. They also search for new, undiscovered Pokémon. As a result, watchers have a broad knowledge about Pokémon and can evaluate a Pokémon's health based on its diet, skin condition and the effectiveness of their moves.

A Pokémon watcher carries out field research for long periods of time and data gathering tasks. They also spend time writing research articles and reports that may be peer-reviewed by Pokémon Professors and later published.

A notebook, pen and binoculars are the main tools of the trade. Watchers can also raise Pokémon with abilities like good eyesight or hearing to assist in locating a certain Pokémon.

Pokémon watchers, like some Pokémon researchers, are known to be eccentric due to their overwhelming fascination with Pokémon. The famous Pokémon watcher Dr. Quackenpoker, for instance, devoted his entire life to studying Magikarp.

Notable watchers

• Dr. Quackenpoker
• Tracey
• Sam

In other languages

Language Title Mandarin Chinese 宝可梦观察家 Pokémon Guānchájiā * 神奇寶貝觀察家 Shénqí Bǎobèi Guānchájiā * Danish Pokémon Vogter Finnish Pokélogi French Observateur Pokémon German Pokémon-Beobachter Hindi पोकेमोन वॉचर Pokémon watcher Italian Osservatore Pokémon Polish Obserwator Pokemonów Portuguese Observador Pokémon Russian Набюдатель покемонов Nabyudatel' Pokémonov Spanish Observador Pokémon Swedish Pokémon-skådare Turkish Pokémon gözcüsü

See also

• Pokémon Professor
• Pokémon Trainer

Animated series-exclusive Trainer classes
Connoisseur • Master • Performer • Poacher • Stylist • Supreme Gym Leader • Watcher

This Trainer class article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of Pokémon animation.