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A '''Pokémon watcher''' (Japanese: '''ポケモン・ウォッチャー''') is a [[Pokémon trainer]] who prefers studying [[Pokémon]] in their natural habitats than [[Pokémon battle|battling]] them. Pokémon watchers travel the world, and go looking for all kinds of Pokémon so they can observe and study their characteristics and abilities. They also search for new, undiscovered Pokémon. | A '''Pokémon watcher''' (Japanese: '''ポケモン・ウォッチャー''') is a [[Pokémon trainer]] who prefers studying [[Pokémon]] in their natural habitats rather than [[Pokémon battle|battling]] them. Pokémon watchers travel the world, and go looking for all kinds of Pokémon so they can observe and study their characteristics and abilities. They also search for new, undiscovered Pokémon. | ||
They often write reports to be reviewed by [[Pokémon professor]]s. | They often write reports to be reviewed by [[Pokémon professor]]s. | ||
Revision as of 04:44, 21 June 2008
A Pokémon watcher (Japanese: ポケモン・ウォッチャー) is a Pokémon trainer who prefers studying Pokémon in their natural habitats rather than battling them. Pokémon watchers travel the world, and go looking for all kinds of Pokémon so they can observe and study their characteristics and abilities. They also search for new, undiscovered Pokémon.
They often write reports to be reviewed by Pokémon professors.
Pokémon watchers, like some Pokémon researchers, are known to be eccentric due to their overwhelming fascination with Pokémon. The famous Pokémon watcher Dr. Quincy T. Quackenpoker, for instance, devoted his entire life to studying Magikarp.
Notable Watchers
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