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* The length of their gloves represent their age. For example, Morgan, who is the oldest, has gloves all the way up from her hands to her shoulders, while Nita, who is the youngest, only has gloves that cover her hands. | * The length of their gloves represent their age. For example, Morgan, who is the oldest, has gloves all the way up from her hands to her shoulders, while Nita, who is the youngest, only has gloves that cover her hands. | ||
* In the Japanese version, they speak the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakata_dialect Hakata dialect], which is spoken in Fukuoka city, located in Kyūshū, which Hoenn is based on.<ref name=masuda>Hidden Power of Masuda: No. 15 [http://www.gamefreak.co.jp/blog/dir/?p=105 (Japanese)] / [http://www.gamefreak.co.jp/blog/dir_english/2004/09/index.html (English)]</ref> In the English version, they speak using a Irish or Scottish dialect instead. | * In the Japanese version, they speak the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakata_dialect Hakata dialect], which is spoken in Fukuoka city, located in Kyūshū, which Hoenn is based on.<ref name=masuda>Hidden Power of Masuda: No. 15 [http://www.gamefreak.co.jp/blog/dir/?p=105 (Japanese)] / [http://www.gamefreak.co.jp/blog/dir_english/2004/09/index.html (English)]</ref> In the English version, they speak using a Irish or Scottish dialect instead. | ||
* They may have been inspired by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Women Little Women], who correspond to the seniority and personality of the four March sisters respectively. | |||
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Revision as of 15:00, 28 October 2022
| Battle Chatelaine バトルシャトレーヌ Battle Chatelaine | |
  Art of Evelyn and Dana from X and Y | |
| Introduced in | Generation VI |
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| Appears in | X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire |
| Gender | Female only |
| Notable members | Nita, Evelyn, Dana, Morgan |
A Battle Chatelaine (Japanese: バトルシャトレーヌ Battle Chatelaine) is a type of Pokémon Trainer introduced in Generation VI, only held by four people. They are the leaders of the Battle Maison.
Appearance
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| Nita's VS portrait from Generation VI |
Evelyn's VS portrait from Generation VI |
Dana's VS portrait from Generation VI |
Morgan's VS portrait from Generation VI |
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| Nita's overworld model from Generation VI |
Evelyn's overworld model from Generation VI |
Dana's overworld model from Generation VI |
Morgan's overworld model from Generation VI |
Artwork
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| Art of Morgan and Nita from X and Y | ||
Trainer list
Pokémon X, Y, Omega Ruby, and Alpha Sapphire
| Trainer name | Battle | Winnings | Pokémon | |||||
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| Battle Chatelaine Dana | Initial battle | 20BP |  Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
| Second battle | 50BP |  Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 | |
| Battle Chatelaine Evelyn | Initial battle | 20BP |  Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
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| Second battle | 50BP |  Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
------- | ------- | |
| Battle Chatelaine Morgan | Initial battle | 20BP |  Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
------- | ------- |
| Second battle | 50BP |  Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
------- | ------- | |
| Battle Chatelaine Nita | Initial battle | 20BP |  Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
------- | ------- | ------- |
| Second battle | 50BP |  Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
 Lv.50 |
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- On the 20th consecutive battle in Multi Battle format, Evelyn will pair up with either Dana or Morgan, each of them using two Pokémon randomly selected from their Normal Course teams
- On the 50th consecutive battle in Super Multi Battle format, Nita will pair up with either Dana or Morgan, each of them using two Pokémon randomly selected from their Super Course teams
In the manga
The Battle Chatelaines in Pokémon Adventures
Pokémon Adventures
The Battle Chatelaines debuted in PS582. At the shore of Kiloude City, the they found an unconscious Blaine, who was injured after being sent flying by the firing of the ultimate weapon. They took Blaine to the Battle Maison and allowed him to rest and recuperate there. Later, in PS587, the sisters saw a recovered Blaine off.
Trivia
- The Battle Chatelaines are named after different times of the day.
- The Battle Chatelaines use every Legendary trio (save for the game mascot trios, which are banned from the Battle Maison), except for the lake guardians.
- The Battle Chatelaines do not use any Legendary Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, despite six (Uxie, Mesprit, Azelf, Heatran, Regigigas, and Cresselia) being legal for use. They also collectively use every permitted Legendary Pokémon except those six.
- Regardless of the music theme chosen by the player for battles in the Battle Maison, the Battle Chatelaines always have Battle! (Elite Four) as their battle theme in X and Y, and a remix of the Generation III Frontier Brain theme as their battle theme in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
- Unlike the other battle facility leaders, they have the games' Elite Four theme instead of the Champion theme.
- The length of their gloves represent their age. For example, Morgan, who is the oldest, has gloves all the way up from her hands to her shoulders, while Nita, who is the youngest, only has gloves that cover her hands.
- In the Japanese version, they speak the Hakata dialect, which is spoken in Fukuoka city, located in Kyūshū, which Hoenn is based on.[1] In the English version, they speak using a Irish or Scottish dialect instead.
- They may have been inspired by Little Women, who correspond to the seniority and personality of the four March sisters respectively.
In other languages
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This Trainer Class article is part of Project CharacterDex, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each character found in the Pokémon games. |
- ↑ Hidden Power of Masuda: No. 15 (Japanese) / (English)
