Layla (M11)

Layla レイラ Leila
Layla
Gender	Female
Hometown	Unknown
Region	Sinnoh
Relatives	Moose (husband), great-grandmother
Anime debut	Giratina and the Sky Warrior
English voice actor	Amy Palant
Japanese voice actor	Akina Minami

Layla (Japanese: レイラ Leila) is a character who appeared in Giratina and the Sky Warrior.

History

Layla and her husband Moose were traveling on a train to her great-grandmother's hundredth birthday celebration and wanted to give her a bouquet of Gracideas. On the train, they met up with Ash, Brock, Dawn, Shaymin, Sylvan, Shun, Taka, and Kako. She bonded with Shaymin and witnessed it transform into its Sky Forme when it touched the bouquet of Gracideas for her great-grandmother. Following this, the train was attacked by Zero's Magnemite, Magneton and Magnezone, but Ash, Dawn and Shaymin were able to drive them off.

She later said her goodbyes to Ash, his friends, and Shaymin as they set off on a ferry to the flower garden of Gracidea. Later, Layla met up with them again as the group attended her great-grandmother's birthday party.

Voice actors

Language Voice actor Japanese 南明奈 Akina Minami English Amy Palant Finnish Jenni Sivonen German Shandra Schadt Norwegian Anine Kruse Polish Anna Gajewska Brazilian Portuguese Gilmara Sanches European Spanish Inés Blázquez

Trivia

• Layla's Japanese name contains lei, which is a Hawaiian necklace made of flowers.

In other languages

Language	Name	Origin
Chinese (Taiwan)	蕾拉 Lěilā	Transliteration of her Japanese name. Also, 蕾 means flower buds.

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