Lucas (game)

Lucas コウキ Kōki
[[File:|{{{size}}}]] Art from Platinum
Gender	Male
Hometown	Twinleaf Town (as player), Sandgem Town (as partner)
Region	Sinnoh
Relatives	Johanna, unnamed father (as player), unnamed sister, grandfather, father (as partner)
Trainer class	Trainer
Generation	IV
Games	Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum

Lucas (Japanese: コウキ Kōki) is the male player character of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. The female counterpart is Dawn. If the player chooses Dawn, he will become Rowan's assistant for the game. Lucas lives in Sandgem Town with his little sister, grandfather, and father - who works as an assistant of Professor Rowan. He is already the Professor's assistant at the beginning of the game. He also demonstrates to the player how to capture Pokémon by capturing a wild Bidoof.

The character Diamond from the Pokémon Special manga is based off of the design of Lucas.

His English name is derived from "lux", the Latin root word for light, while his Japanese name is a reference to the Japanese word for "brightness" (光輝 kōki), much like Hikari means light (光). It is also similar to 金剛石 kongōseki, a Japanese word for diamond.

Pokémon

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Lucas sprite from Diamond and Pearl	Silver sprite from Pokémon Platinum

This listing is for Lucas's Pokémon in the video games in which he has appeared.

First battle (capture tutorial)

If the player chose Turtwig: Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody41 Template:PartyFooter

If the player chose Chimchar: Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody41 Template:PartyFooter

If the player chose Piplup: Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody41 Template:PartyFooter

Second battle (as partner)

If the player chose Turtwig: Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody41 Template:PartyFooter

If the player chose Chimchar: Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody41 Template:PartyFooter

If the player chose Piplup: Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody41 Template:PartyFooter

Third battle (as partner)

If the player chose Turtwig: Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody43 Template:PartyFooter

If the player chose Chimchar: Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody43 Template:PartyFooter

If the player chose Piplup: Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody43 Template:PartyFooter

Optional names for Lucas (as player character)

Art from Diamond and Pearl

Language	English	Japanese	German	French	Italian	Spanish	Korean
Diamond/Pearl	Diamond Pearl Ash Nic Jimmy Duncan Todd Ross Steven Darrell Reed Chris Brad Dwight Randy Andy Joey Eric Mark	ダイヤ Dia パール Pearl カモン Kamon ケイ Kay ケン Ken サトシ Satoshi シゲキ Shigeki ジャック Jack ジャン Jean ジョン John タカオ Takao タカシ Takashi タケヒロ Takehiro テツオ Tetsuo トオル Tōru ヒトシ Hitoshi ヒロアキ Hiroaki ヒロキ Hiroki マサオ Masao	Diamant Perl Helge Udo Thomas Boris Hans Silvio Daniel Gerd Ralf Jack John Bert Uli Tobi Jon Jan Karsten	Diamant Perlo Gurvan Polo Dilan Gabriel Zack Greg Loris Seb Thomas Tom Kamel Ralph Marc Max Daniel Franck Damien	Diaman Perl Attilio Marco Manuele Gabry Silvano Mattia Ash Paolo Lucio Ralph Dino Karl Kamon Rossano Dimitri Oscar Daniel	Diamant Perla Quimi Ner Ral Sergi Ash Candel Rafa Juno Juanma Marino Max Morel Eric Llamin Javi Rudy Toilo	다이아몬드 Diamond 펄 Pearl 강산 Gangsan 다인 Dain 상우 Sang'u 상현 Sanghyeon 수호 Suho 윤호 Yunho 인철 Incheol 재범 Jaebeom 쟝 Jyang 지겸 Jigyeom 지우 Jiu 지훈 Jihun 찬호 Chanho 청운 Cheong'un 캔 Ken 케이 Kay 호진 Hojin

In the anime

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Lucas in the anime

Lucas has a cameo appearance at the beginning of Giratina and the Sky Warrior, in a battle against Brendan.

Pokémon

This is a listing of Lucas' known Pokémon in the anime:

Magmortar

Trivia

Anime artwork

• Like Pearl having one of his default Japanese names being Shigeru, one of Lucas's default names is Satoshi. In English translations "Ash" is one of default names for Lucas, but there is no "Gary" among Pearl's names. However, this was apparently recognized in German and Korean translations, which also have Ash's and Gary's name as one of Lucas's and Pearl's names.
• One of Lucas's optional names include Todd in English translation and トオル Tōru (Todd's Japanese name) in Japanese translations. Other language versions do not catch this. Another name from the show is Jimmy. This one, however is probably coincidental.
  • Another of Lucas's optional names is Mark, the name of the male protagonist from the Game Boy TCG games.
• The majority of his Japanese default names are shared with Red from FireRed and LeafGreen.
• Unlike most game characters with anime counterparts, the clothes of Lucas's anime counterpart are of different colors to his.
• Lucas is 4'7" (145 cm) tall and weighs 83.8 lbs (38 kg).
• Lucas and Dawn are asked if they are a couple by Mars during the Lake Acuity battle: "So what is it? Are you some lovey-dovey couple to the rescue?"
• After the player defeats the Sinnoh Elite Four and becomes the Champion, Lucas will stay at the front side of Rowan's laboratory in Sandgem Town (if the player chose Dawn). If the player has set the birthday date on the DS Settings, he'll say the following in conversation when talked to on that day:

"Hey,<player's name>? Is it maybe your birthday today?"

If "Yes":

"I thought so! Congratulations, <player's name>! You know, I'm glad we're friends!"

If "No":

"Huh? It isn't? Now, what made me think it was your birthday? Freaky weird."

• Dawn and Lucas were shown to be holding Repeat Ball in their Platinum artwork, while May and Brendan are holding Premier Ball in their Emerald artwork.

Player characters
Core series Red • Leaf • Ethan • Kris • Lyra • Brendan • May • Lucas • Dawn Hilbert • Hilda • Nate • Rosa • Calem • Serena • Elio • Selene Chase • Elaine • Victor • Gloria • Rei • Akari • Florian • Juliana Side series Wes • Michael • Nate • Cyndy Spin-off games Mark • Mint • Todd Snap • Lucy Fleetfoot Lunick • Solana • Kellyn • Kate • Ben • Summer Hero • Heroine • Tim Goodman • Scottie • Bettie

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.