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==Suggested Strategy==
==Suggested Strategy==
[[Ground|Ground-Type]] Pokémon are weak against [[Ice|Ice-Type]] Pokémon, [[Grass|Grass-Type]] Pokémon, and [[Water|Water-Type]] Pokémon. Since [[Cynthia]] Has a [[Dragon|Dragon-Type]] Pokémon, an Ice-Type Pokémon is recommended to keep slots open for other Pokémon to defeat the [[Elite Four]].
[[Ground|Ground-Type]] Pokémon are weak against [[Ice|Ice-Type]] Pokémon, [[Grass|Grass-Type]] Pokémon, and [[Water|Water-Type]] Pokémon. Since [[Cynthia]] Has a [[Dragon|Dragon-Type]] Pokémon, and [[Flint]] uses [[Fire|Fire-Type]] Pokémon, a combination Ice/Water-type Pokémon would be the best choice to save slots in your team for other Pokémon you plan on using.


==Quotes==
==Quotes==

Revision as of 21:13, 8 July 2008

Bertha
キクノ Kikuno
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Art from Diamond and Pearl
Gender Female
Eye color Brown
Hair color Gray
Hometown Unknown
Region Sinnoh
Trainer class Elite Trainer
Generation IV
Games Diamond, Pearl
Elite Four of Indigo Plateau

Bertha (Japanese: キクノ Kikuno) is a master Template:Type2 Trainer. Fans believe that Bertha may be related to Agatha, another elderly woman who looks similar, particularly in hairstyle, and has a similar name in both English and Japanese.

In the anime

She hasn't appeared in the anime so far, but she was mentioned in DP035 by Lucian.

In the games

In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, Bertha is the second member of the Sinnoh Elite Four.

Pokémon

Her team consists of the following Pokémon: Template:Team

Suggested Strategy

Ground-Type Pokémon are weak against Ice-Type Pokémon, Grass-Type Pokémon, and Water-Type Pokémon. Since Cynthia Has a Dragon-Type Pokémon, and Flint uses Fire-Type Pokémon, a combination Ice/Water-type Pokémon would be the best choice to save slots in your team for other Pokémon you plan on using.

Quotes

Before battle:
"Well, well. You're quite the adorable Trainer, but you've also got a spine. Ahaha! I'm Bertha. I have a preference for Ground-type Pokémon. Well, would you show this old lady how much you've learned?"

During battle:
"Dear child, don't assume for an instant that you've won."

When defeated:
"Well! Dear child, I must say, that was most impressive. Your Pokémon believed in you and did their best to earn you the win. Even though I've lost, I find myself with this silly grin!"

After battle:
"You're quite something, youngster. I like how you and your Pokémon earned the win by working as one. That's what makes you so strong. Ahahaha! I think that you can go as far as you want."

Last words:
"The Trainer in the next room is a much more formidable opponent. You really must have your wits about you. However, I think you can go as far as you desire. Ahahaha!"

Trivia

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese キクノ (Kikuno) Sounds similar to Kikuko.
English Bertha Means "bright and famous". It's similar to "earth", and is also similar to "Agatha".
French Terry From terre, earth.
German Teresa From Terrain, soil.
Italian Terrie From terra, earth.
Spanish Gaia From Gaia, the greek deity personifying the earth.
Korean 들국 Deulguk Combination of 들 deul, Field and 국 (菊) guk (in Japanese kiku), Chrysantemum, which is also a reference to 국화 Gukhwa, Agatha.
Chinese 菊野 Jú Yě From 菊野 Kikuno, a name.

Template:Elite Four of Sinnoh

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