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[[ | A Pokémon Trainer is a person who captures and trains [[Pokémon]]. Such people are the main characters in Pokémon TV shows and movies. Some well-known examples of Trainers are [[Ash]], [[Misty]], [[Tracey]], etc. | ||
Pokémon | In Pokémon video games, you play a Trainer who attempts to catch all Pokémon, as well as battle all the [[Gym Leader|Gym Leaders]]. | ||
A Trainer catches a [[Pokémon]] by finding it in the wild, and battling them using their own [[Pokémon]]. Once the wild [[Pokémon]] is weak, the trainer will then throw an object known as a [[Poké Ball]] at it. This small, round ball will open and capture the [[Pokémon]] if it has been weakened enough. The caught [[Pokémon]] now belongs to the Trainer. | |||
Trainers also train their [[Pokémon]]. They do so by engaging their [[Pokémon]] in battles with wild Pokémon or other Trainers' [[Pokémon]]. | |||
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Revision as of 20:01, 27 February 2005
A Pokémon Trainer is a person who captures and trains Pokémon. Such people are the main characters in Pokémon TV shows and movies. Some well-known examples of Trainers are Ash, Misty, Tracey, etc.
In Pokémon video games, you play a Trainer who attempts to catch all Pokémon, as well as battle all the Gym Leaders.
A Trainer catches a Pokémon by finding it in the wild, and battling them using their own Pokémon. Once the wild Pokémon is weak, the trainer will then throw an object known as a Poké Ball at it. This small, round ball will open and capture the Pokémon if it has been weakened enough. The caught Pokémon now belongs to the Trainer.
Trainers also train their Pokémon. They do so by engaging their Pokémon in battles with wild Pokémon or other Trainers' Pokémon.
