Sierra

Sierra シエラ Sierra
"The Lone Lioness"
Art from Pokémon GO
Gender	Female
Eye color	Gray
Hair color	Brown
Hometown	Unknown
Region	Unknown
Trainer class	Team GO Rocket Leader
Generation	VII
Games	Pokémon GO
Specializes in	Dark types
Member of	Team GO Rocket
Rank	Leader

Sierra (Japanese: シエラ Sierra) is one of the Leaders of Team GO Rocket in Pokémon GO.

Sierra was the second Team GO Rocket Leader encountered by one of Professor Willow's assistants. Spark, while rescuing Eggs from potential PokéStop invasions, ran into Sierra during his mission. Sierra mocked Spark's efforts in rescuing the Eggs, which prompted him to challenge her to battle. However, Sierra noticed that an unprepared Spark had not brought any Poké Balls, and dismissed his challenge as she walked away.

A street-smart loner, she has grown up under difficult circumstances, allowing her to learn martial arts. As she rose within the ranks of Team GO Rocket, she became Giovanni's most trusted confidant.

On November 5, 2019, Sierra sent the following message to Spark:

"Spark. Your naïve positivity is laughable and will be your undoing.

The world is so very cruel.

I’ll make sure to remind you soon."

On July 26, 2020, during Pokémon GO Fest 2020, Sierra battled Spark. Spark initiated the battle by sending out an Elekid, while Sierra sent a Shadow Houndoom. Houndoom started the fight by using Bite but Elekid knocked it with a destabilizing Thunder Punch. In the end, Spark won the battle when Giovanni recalled Sierra to him along with the other Team GO Rocket Leaders.

Pokémon

Sierra uses a team of three Shadow Pokémon in a Trainer Battle, each independently and randomly selected from separate pools. Green-colored cells denote the Pokémon that will be encountered during the bonus challenge. The Shadow Pokémon left by Sierra all have a chance of becoming Shiny, as denoted by the icon.

November 9, 2021 onward

Leader Sierra Team GO Rocket Leader
#1	#2	#3

May 18 - November 9, 2021

Leader Sierra Team GO Rocket Leader
#1	#2	#3

February 2 - May 18, 2021

Leader Sierra Team GO Rocket Leader
#1	#2	#3

October 12, 2020 - February 2, 2021

Leader Sierra Team GO Rocket Leader
#1	#2	#3

GO Fest 2020, Day 2

Leader Sierra Team GO Rocket Leader
#1	#2	#3

July 10 - October 12, 2020

Leader Sierra Team GO Rocket Leader
#1	#2	#3

February 3 - July 11, 2020

Leader Sierra Team GO Rocket Leader
#1	#2	#3

December 24, 2019 - February 3, 2020

Leader Sierra Team GO Rocket Leader
#1	#2	#3

November 5 - December 24, 2019

Leader Sierra Team GO Rocket Leader
#1	#2	#3

Quotes

Introduction

"How amusing! You dare to challenge me?"

"Such an eager Trainer. I’ll happily defeat you."

"Your inevitable loss will be such a good lesson."

"Pay attention, Trainer. You just might learn something!"

"I’m getting tired of battling weaklings. Let’s get this over with."

"Silly Trainer. You ought to know better than to oppose me."

"You’ve had your fun. Now it’s time for you to fight me."

"I can see this will be a struggle for you. Don’t worry. I’ll defeat you quickly."

"It’s so cute how willing you are to accept your defeat. Let’s battle."

"I’m not fond of dealing with weaklings. Pay attention! You might learn something."

• GO Fest 2020:

"It’s almost silly that I’m here, considering we already took over this event."

"Aww, you think the confetti is for you... Sorry, darling, it’s for our flawless victory."

"You’ve already had your fun. This year, your little festival is ours!"

Before battle

"This is probably a waste of my time, but I do love winning!"

"I won’t be surprised when I win."

"It will be good for you to see a true Trainer like me in battle."

"If you are as weak as your team leaders, then this fight will be easy."

"You should probably take notes, dear."

"I’ll never pass up an opportunity to show off on the battlefield!"

"Can we move this along? I’d love to stay and chat, but I have a meeting to get to."

"You shouldn’t get in my way. You might get hurt, dear."

"This is a challenge you should walk away from, dear."

"This won’t be all bad—when you lose, you’ll at least get to hear me say you made a good effort."

• GO Fest 2020:

"I didn’t even need to be here for this take-over. Just to make it worth my time, let’s battle."

"I know I’ll be disappointed in your battling, so let’s just get this over with."

"Might as well pass the time with a battle, considering your little event is ruined."

Prebattle screen

"I envy you—you get to battle me!"

"This will be a battle I’m sure you’ll never forget."

"You already know this, but you don’t stand a chance."

"You can’t possibly match my skill, dear."

"I do hope you like the taste of failure!"

Upon victory

"I wish I could enjoy this victory, but it wasn’t a surprise!"

"...Oh? You’re still here?"

"Move along, dear. Team GO Rocket always wins."

"How...simple."

"Come back when you can actually pose a challenge, dear!"

• GO Fest 2020:

"Oh surprise, surprise—I won. I wouldn’t expect anything less."

"See? Wasn’t that a silly waste of time? This celebration is ours!"

"I’m sorry, darling—you lost. I’m afraid I can’t relate. I don’t know what losing feels like."

Upon being defeated

"I’ve lost my touch... But it will not happen again."

"I underestimated you, but I will not make the same mistake again."

"I can’t lose... What does this mean?"

"You win this time, but things’ll go differently next time we meet!"

"Ugh, these Pokémon are too weak for a Trainer like me!"

• GO Fest 2020:

"This must be a mistake. Failure isn’t an option."

"You must have some kind of special power on your side that made you win. That’s the only explanation..."

"I can’t believe I lost to such an unworthy opponent! You’ll pay for disrupting our plans!"

Appearance

Icon from Pokémon GO

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	シエラ Sierra	From sierra (Spanish for mountain range)
English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese	Sierra	Same as her Japanese name
Korean	시에라 Sierra	Transcription of her Japanese name
Chinese (Mandarin)	希爾拉 Xī'ěrlā	Transcription of her Japanese name
Chinese (Cantonese)	希爾拉 Hēiyíhlāai
Thai	เซียร์รา Sierra	Transcription of her Japanese name

References

This game character article is part of Project CharacterDex, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each character found in the Pokémon games.