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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.

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Yabashi

(Japanese: ヤバシ Yabashi) is a character of the day who appeared in Detective Drizzile!. His name is short for (Japanese: ヤバヤバシ Yabayabashi).

Yabashi had his Kecleon infiltrate Cerise Laboratory so that he could delete all the data that Ash and Goh had collected during their adventures. Despite Professor Cerise taking precautions to stop it from happening again, Yabashi was able to find out the codes to unlock the data with the help of Kecleon.

One night, Goh spotted what was going on with the help of his Drizzile and was able to corner Kecleon before Yabashi revealed himself. Kecleon was defeated when Drizzile evolved into Inteleon. Yabashi attempted to flee to Kecleon, only to be stopped by Inteleon's Snipe Shot. When Professor Cerise arrived, Yabashi was excited to see him. Ash and Goh were shocked to see that Yabashi was just a fanboy who had just wanted to get the professor's attention. Upon learning that the data wasn't permanently lost, Professor Cerise gave Yabashi the autograph he had desired.

Pokémon

This listing is of Yabashi known Pokémon:

Kecleon ♀

Yabashi's Kecleon

Debut	Detective Drizzile!
Voice actors
Japanese	Risa Shimizu

Kecleon is Yabashi's only known Pokémon. Using her ability to turn invisible, Kecleon was able to infiltrate Cerise Laboratory so that Yabashi could hack into its system, allowing him to delete all the data that had been collected by Ash and Goh. When Goh realized what was going on, Kecleon battled his Drizzile, only to be defeated when it evolved into Inteleon.

Kecleon's known moves are Sucker Punch, Bind, and Iron Tail, and her Ability is Color Change.

Voice actors

Language Voice actor Japanese 高城元気 Motoki Takagi

Trivia

• Yabashi usually ends his sentences with a "し", and also laughs with "し", playing on his name.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	ヤバヤバシ Yabayabashi	From やばい yabai (terrible)
Korean	하지 Haji	From 하지하 (下之下) hajiha (worst)
Chinese (Mandarin)	矢場矢橋 Shǐchǎng Shǐqiáo	From the Japanese surnames 矢場 Yaba and 矢橋 Yabashi

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.