Chase (Masters)

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Chase カケル Kakeru
Chase's model
No.	193
English voice actor	Unknown
Japanese voice actor	Unknown
Description	This Trainer set off on his journey from Kanto’s Pallet Town. He loves to race outside with his partner Pikachu, who is strangely able to use Secret Techniques.

Chase (Japanese: カケル Kakeru) is a Pokémon Trainer in Pokémon Masters EX, based on the character of the same name in the core series games. He forms a sync pair with partner Pikachu. This pair was first made available through a Poké Fair sync pair scout beginning on January 31, 2024. This pair can be raised to 6★ EX since it first released.

In the games

History

Chase has experienced similar events to his core series counterpart. Chase's first partner Pokémon was Pikachu. Chase also had help from Elaine while on his journey.

In events

Let's Go for Number One!

While in the city, Chase finds Elaine, along with the player (Scottie or Bettie), and ask why everyone is gather around. Elaine tells him about the time trials, with him asking to join her team. Elaine introduces Chase to the player, mentioning that he's good at running (along with running his mouth), and that they both came from Pallet Town. She also mentions that his Pikachu is unusual like her Eevee, with him mentioning that his Pikachu doesn't like going in it's Pokéball and that it can use Secret Techniques. Chase also claims that he is good at Pokémon battles, and that he even helped Elaine while on her journey, to which she claims that she helped him. He then said that they should practice as a team by racing to the square.

After the time trials are over, the player, Elaine, and Chase return to the city to see how they placed. To their shock, they discover that Red's team placed first. Just then, Red and his Pikachu arrive, alongside his teammates Blue and Leaf. Blue commends the player's team for almost reaching their time. After a little more competitive banter, Red, Blue, and Leaf leave. Chase vows that he and his partner will become a better sync pair than Red and Pikachu one day, and he and Pikachu race off towards the sunset.

Electricity Disruptors

During the blackout, Chase lost his Pikachu and wished he could use the Secret Technique Light Up to help find his Partner.

Pikachu

			Type			Electric
			Move type			Electric
			Role			Support
			EX Role			Sprint
			Base Potential			★★★★★☆EX
Pikachu ♂		Weakness			Ground
Its nature is to store up electricity. Forests where nests of Pikachu live are dangerous, since the trees are so often struck by lightning.
Stats		HP	Attack	Defense	Sp. Atk	Sp. Def	Speed
Lv. 140, Base Potential		686	200	307	258	312	337
Lv. 140, Max Potential		846	260	347	318	352	417
Mega Pikachu
Lv. 140, Base Potential		—	—	—	—	—	—
Lv. 140, Max Potential		—	—	—	—	—	—

Availability

Chase is exclusive to Poké Fair scouts. His offering rate was increased in the following sync pair scout banners:

Banner	Dates	Notes
Chase Poké Fair Scout	January 31 to February 20, 2024	Debut
All banners lasted from 06:00 UTC on the start date to 05:59 UTC on the end date unless noted otherwise.

He was also available in the following sync pair scout banners:

Banner	Dates	Notes
5★-Select Poké Fair Scout ×15 (A)	February 28 to March 26, 2024	Available using paid gems only
Blue Mix Scout	May 1 to September 1, 2024	Available using paid gems only
All banners lasted from 06:00 UTC on the start date to 05:59 UTC on the end date unless noted otherwise.

Moves

Name	Type	Category	Move gauge	Base Power	Max Power	Accuracy	Target	Description
Thunder Shock	Electric	Special	1	17	20	100%	An opponent	Has a chance (10%) of leaving the target paralyzed.
Kanto Analysis	None	Status	2 (2 uses)	—	—	—	Allied side	Increases the Special Moves ↑ Next effect of all allied sync pairs by 1 rank. Applies Kanto Circle (Special) to the allied field of play. Kanto Circle (Special) grants all of the following effects: Powers up the special attack moves and special sync moves of all allied sync pairs by 10%. Reduces special attack move and special sync move damage taken by all allied sync pairs by 5%. The more sync pairs with the Kanto theme that are on the allied field of play, the higher these percentages are. (Each additional sync pair powers up moves and sync moves by 10% and reduces damage by 3%. The maximum power-up is 40%, and the maximum damage reduction is 14%.)
X Sp. Atk All	None	Status	0 (2 uses)	—	—	—	An opponent	Raises the Sp. Atk of all allied sync pairs by 2 stat ranks.
Let’s Go, Everyone!	None	Status	0 (2 uses)	—	—	—	Allied side	Applies the Move Gauge Acceleration effect to the allied field of play. Reduces the user’s sync move countdown by 1. Raises the critical-hit rate of all allied sync pairs by 2 stat ranks.
Sync moves
Running With My Partner Pika Papow	Electric	Special	—	250	300	—	An opponent	(6★ EX effect: The sync buff is doubled the first time a sync move is used.) (EX Role effect: The first time the user’s sync move is used each battle, the sync move countdown is reduced by three.)

Skills

Name	Description
Passive Skills
Electrifying Chase	Leaves an opponent that attacked the user paralyzed when the user is hit by an attack move. Restores the HP of all allied sync pairs when the user is hit by an attack move.
T-Move: Team Speed ↑ & Evasiveness ↑ 9	Raises the Speed and evasiveness of all allied sync pairs by 1 stat rank when the user’s Trainer uses a move.
Full-Bracing Command 9	Raises the user’s Defense and Sp. Def by 1 stat rank when its Trainer uses a move.
Theme Skills
Electric Support	Raises the maximum HP of all allied sync pairs by 30.
Kanto Support	Raises the maximum HP of all allied sync pairs by 4.
Main Character Support	Raises the maximum HP of all allied sync pairs by 4.
Pallet Town Support	Raises the maximum HP of all allied sync pairs by 6.
Expedition Skills
Wistful ↑ 2	Raises the following discovery level by 2: • Wistful Crystal

Sync grid

The sync grid for Chase and Pikachu is an expanded grid, made available since the pair first released.

Name	Effect	Energy required	Sync orb required	Move level required
HP +10	HP +10	0	5	1
HP +10	HP +10	2	24	1
HP +10	HP +10	2	24	1
HP +10	HP +10	2	24	1
HP +10	HP +10	2	24	1
Defense +5	Defense +5	0	5	1
Defense +5	Defense +5	2	24	1
Defense +5	Defense +5	2	24	1
Sp. Atk +5	Sp. Atk +5	0	5	1
Sp. Atk +5	Sp. Atk +5	0	5	1
Sp. Atk +5	Sp. Atk +5	2	24	1
Sp. Atk +5	Sp. Atk +5	2	24	1
Sp. Def +5	Sp. Def +5	0	5	1
Sp. Def +5	Sp. Def +5	2	24	1
Sp. Def +5	Sp. Def +5	2	24	1
Sp. Def +5	Sp. Def +5	2	24	1
Speed +5	Speed +5	0	5	1
Speed +5	Speed +5	2	24	1
Speed +5	Speed +5	2	24	1
Speed +5	Speed +5	2	24	1
Thunder Shock: Power +3	Thunder Shock: Power ↑ +3	3	36	1
Thunder Shock: Power +3	Thunder Shock: Power ↑ +3	3	36	1
Thunder Shock: Power +3	Thunder Shock: Power ↑ +3	3	36	1
Thunder Shock: Power +3	Thunder Shock: Power ↑ +3	3	36	1
Thunder Shock: Power +3	Thunder Shock: Power ↑ +3	3	36	2
Thunder Shock: Move Gauge Refresh 3	Has a chance (40%) of charging the user’s move gauge by one when a move is successful.	7	84	2
Thunder Shock: Hostile Environment 9	Raises the chance of inflicting status conditions with the additional effects of moves.	9	108	2
Kanto Analysis: T-Move: Crit Defense 9	Applies the Critical-Hit Defense effect to the allied field of play when the user’s Trainer uses a move.	10	120	4
X Sp. Atk All: MP Refresh 2	Has a chance (30%) of restoring one MP of the user’s move when that move is successful.	7	84	2
X Sp. Atk All: Team Smart Command 9	Increases the Special Moves ↑ Next effect of all allied sync pairs by one rank when the user’s Trainer uses a move.	10	120	3
Let’s Go, Everyone!: MP Refresh 2	Has a chance (30%) of restoring one MP of the user’s move when that move is successful.	7	84	2
Lithe	Prevents the user from getting paralyzed.	5	60	1
Stalwart	Sp. Def cannot be lowered.	5	60	1
Unbending	Defense cannot be lowered.	5	60	2
Quick Cure	Removes the confused, flinching, and trapped conditions from the user the first time they are inflicted each battle.	7	84	2
Natural Remedy	Removes all status conditions from the user the first time it is inflicted by any status condition each battle.	7	84	2
Fail Forward 1	Charges the user’s move gauge by 1 when an opponent’s attack move targeting the user misses.	7	84	2
Team Sync Regen	Applies the Gradual Healing effect to all allied sync pairs after the user uses a sync move.	7	84	2
Circle: MG → 2	Quickly charges the move gauge when a circle applies to the allied field of play.	7	84	2
Circle: Attack Move DR 2	Reduces damage when the user is hit by an attack move while a circle applies to the allied field of play.	7	84	2
Circle: HP Recovery 1	Restores the user’s HP whenever its Pokémon takes an action when a circle applies to the allied field of play.	8	96	2
Electric Guard	Reduces damage when the user is attacked by Electric-type moves.	8	96	2
Ridicure 3	Has a chance (40%) of restoring the user’s HP by approximately 20% of its maximum HP when an opponent’s attack move targeting the user misses.	10	120	3
Team Fist Bump 3	Has a chance (40%) of restoring the HP of all allied sync pairs when the user’s attack move is successful.	10	120	3
Adrenaline 1	Reduces the sync move countdown by 1 the first time the user’s sync move is used each battle.	10	120	3
Endurance	When the user enters battle with full HP, applies the Enduring effect to it.	10	120	3
Team Grand Entry 2	Raises the Sp. Atk of all allied sync pairs by 2 stat ranks when the user enters a battle.	10	120	3
Team Sharp Entry 1	Raises the critical-hit rate of all allied sync pairs by 1 stat rank when the user enters a battle.	10	120	3
Kanto C (Spec) Extension 3	Extends the duration of Kanto Circle (Special) when Kanto Circle (Special) applies to the allied field of play.	10	120	3
Staggering 4	Has a chance (50%) of making the target flinch when the user’s attack move against it is successful.	10	120	4
Sync Burst 1	Restores 1 MP for the user the first time its sync move is used each battle.	10	120	5
Mind Games 9	Lowers the target’s Sp. Def by one stat rank when the user’s attack move against it is successful.	10	120	5
Running With My Partner Pika Papow: Power +25	Running With My Partner Pika Papow: Power ↑ +25	5	60	3
Running With My Partner Pika Papow: Power +25	Running With My Partner Pika Papow: Power ↑ +25	5	60	3

Appearances

Story appearances

Chase appears in his normal outfit in the following story areas:

• Time trial event: Let's Go for Number One!
• Special event: Electricity Disruptors

Sync pair stories

• A Day with Chase

Quotes

Main article: Chase (game)/Quotes → Pokémon Masters EX

Gallery

VS model (Normal colors)	6★ model (Normal colors)	6★ model (EX colors)	VS model (EX colors)	Chase's sync move mindscape (Indigo Plateau)
Trainer emote Nice!	Trainer emote Watch out!	Trainer emote Let's do this!	Trainer emote Thanks!
Medal 1★ Let's Go for Number One!	Medal 2★ Let's Go for Number One!	Medal 3★ Let's Go for Number One!	Medal Anywhere with My Partner

Trivia

• During the Let's Go for Number One! time trial event, both Chase and Elaine claim they helped the other one out in battles while in Kanto. This may be a reference to the co-op feature from Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, which allows two players to battle Trainers together.
  • This may also imply that one is based on the player character, while the other is based on the Support Trainer from the Let's Go! games.
• Chase, May, Akari, and Elaine are the only player characters who have never been able to be battled in Pokémon Masters EX.
• Chase and Elaine are one of two pairs of protagonists that are equally based on the player character from their games of origin, the other being Elio and Selene.
• All versions of Chase use special voice-over lines upon entering a team that contains certain Trainers (regardless of their partner Pokémon). Those Trainers include Red, Leaf, Blue, Elaine, and Professor Oak.
  • Chase also uses special voice-over lines upon winning a battle with Red, Leaf, Blue, or Elaine in the same team.

Origin

Chase's design is based on his appearance in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!. Pikachu is the first partner Pokémon in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!. In addition, Chase's Pocket Monsters Let's Go! Pikachu Let's Go! Eievui Adventure Start Comic counterpart is depicted with a Pikachu. Pikachu's Dex entry comes from Pokémon Ultra Sun.

In other languages

Kanto Analysis Language Title Japanese カントーの分析 Kantō no Bunseki Mandarin Chinese 關都的分析 Guāndū de Fēnxī French Analyse de Kanto German Kanto-Analyse Italian Analisi di Kanto Korean 관동의분석 Gwandong-ui Bunseok Spanish Análisis de Kanto

Let's Go, Everyone! Language Title Japanese レッツ　前進っ！ Rettsu Zenshinn! Mandarin Chinese Let's 前進！ Let's Qiánjìn! French Partons du bon pied ! German Wir schreiten voran! Italian Di corsa... Let's go! Korean 레츠전진! Recheu Jeonjin! Spanish ¡Sigamos avanzando!

Running With My Partner Pika Papow Language Title Japanese 仲良しな相棒と駆ける ピカピカサンダー Nakayoshina Aibō to Kakeru Pika-Pika Sandā Mandarin Chinese 與要好的搭檔共馳之 閃閃雷光 Yǔ Yàohǎo de Dādàng Gòngchí zhī Shǎnshǎn Léiguāng French C'est parti, partenaire ! Pika-Fracas ! German Pika-Flash des engen Zusammenhalts Italian Pikasaetta in corsa col compagno più caro Korean 사이좋은 파트너와 달리는 피카피카썬더 Saijoh-eun Pateuneo-wa Dallineun Pikapika Sseondeo Spanish Pikatormenta de Correr con tu Compa

Characters appearing in Pokémon Masters EX

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