Can You Play as Red Again Pokemon
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Red is the catechism proper noun of the protagonist of the Generation I games and is a Pokémon Trainer from Pallet Town, Kanto. He is the starting time graphic symbol to be playable in the Pokémon series and his initial advent is set up in the Generation I main games. He has since and then made various appearances in Pokémon media, including the Generation 3 remakes of Red, Light-green and Blue; FireRed and LeafGreen. Red became the official Kanto Pokémon League Champion. Red is besides a non-playable character in Gilt, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold, SoulSilver, Black 2 and White ii, Dominicus, and Moon, Let'south Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!.
He tin be fought at Mt Silver (Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold, SoulSilver) and in the Pokémon Champion Tournament at Black 2 and White 2.
Contents
- one Appearance
- ane.1 Red, Green and Blue
- ane.2 FireRed and LeafGreen
- 1.3 Lord's day and Moon
- i.four Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let'southward Become, Eevee!
- 2 Personality
- 3 Biography
- 3.1 Red, Green and Blue
- three.2 Yellow
- three.3 Gold and Silver and Crystal
- three.4 FireRed and LeafGreen
- 3.5 HeartGold and SoulSilver
- three.half-dozen Black ii and White 2
- 3.7 Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon
- 3.eight Permit's Go, Pikachu! and Let'south Go, Eevee!
- 3.ix Super Smash Bros. series
- 3.9.1 Super Smash Bros. Brawl
- 3.9.2 Super Nail Bros. for Wii U and 3DS
- 3.9.3 Super Nail Bros. Ultimate
- 3.10 Other appearances
- 4 Artwork and spirites
- 4.ane Artwork
- iv.two Sprites
- 5 Pokémon
- five.1 Pokémon Aureate, Argent, and Crystal
- 5.2 Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver
- 5.3 Pokémon Black 2 and White 2
- 5.4 Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Dominicus, Ultra Moon
- 5.5 Pokémon: Permit's Become, Pikachu! and Allow's Go, Eevee!
- 5.six Pokémon Stadium 2
- 5.6.one Circular ane
- five.vi.ii Round two
- 6 Trivia
- seven Gallery
- eight References
Appearance
Red has blackness, spiky pilus and ruddy eyes.
Reddish, Green and Bluish
He too wears a red shirt over a white t-shirt forth with blue jeans and white-red sneakers as well as a blood-red and white cap with the symbol of a leafage on the left side of it. He also carried a brown backpack with a calorie-free blackness strap.
FireRed and LeafGreen
Red now has pale brown pilus and brown eyes. He wears a black t-shirt that is covered by a red sleeveless shirt with the vest itself as well having a white collar and stripe. He besides wears blue jeans with his shoes black, scarlet and white. He now has sweatbands effectually both his wrists and he now wears a cap that is red and white.
Sun and Moon
Concept artwork of Red and his emotions for Pokémon Lord's day and Moon.
Red appears in Sun and Moon with a new outfit, which consists of a white T-shirt with red short sleeves and a logo, the number "96", blue jeans, red and white sneakers and a slightly redesigned cap. He as well carries a new yellow backpack. He as well appears older compared to the previous titles. He too wears a spotter or sweatband of some kind around his left wrist.
Allow'southward Go, Pikachu! and Permit'southward Become, Eevee!
Concept artwork of Red and his emotions for Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let'southward Become, Eevee!.
Red's outfit is very similar to the original games, but now looks a bit more updated. As in Generation 1, he has spiky black hair and brown or red eyes. He wears a cherry-red sleeveless jacket with white pockets, the jacket itself now having been designed to wait much shorter with a blackness t-shirt with white sleeves underneath. He also wears bluish jeans, red and white sneakers and carries a brown backpack with black straps.
Personality
Red is a very serious person, especially when he battles. This can be seen hands considering he seldom smiles. He is very tranquility, commonly but e'er using ellipses (...) in the games. He is shown to be both loyal to his Pokémon and his cause, and seen past the fact that he always has the iii potential starters on him, indicating whichever Pokémon he chose beginning has remained with him, and when he fought in the World of Calorie-free Trailer (Super Smash Brothers Ultimate) where he and his Pokémon were amid the few to fight back against Galeem.
Biography
Crimson, Greenish and Blue
In Red, Greenish and Bluish, Red is a curious 11 year old male child from Pallet Town. He was also in one case friends with Blue, the grandson of Pallet Boondocks'due south local Pokémon expert, Professor Oak but as revealed via the educational activity manuels, Ruddy gained an involvement in Pokémon once Blue stopped playing with him, instead choosing to brainstorm bullying him instead. However, this contradicts Professor Oak's claim in the games that the two have in fact been rivals since they were both infants.
I day, as Ruby-red prepares to leave his home to begin his Pokémon journey, he is stopped from leaving the boondocks by Oak who tells him he needs a Pokémon for his own protection. Upon being brought to the lab where Bluish is, Oak gives the two a choice between the iii Kanto starters: Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle.
Depending on the starter Pokémon Red picks, Blue volition before long choose his ain starter Pokémon only 1 that has a type advantage over Red's starter Pokémon.
After both accept chosen their respective Pokémon, they will boxing one another with Blue wanting to challenge Red every bit he believes his starter Pokémon tin beat out Red'southward Pokémon.
Once that has ended, Red makes his manner to Kanto Route one, somewhen reaching Viridian City where he arrives at the Poke Mart to receive a Parcel that he then brings back to Oak in Pallet Boondocks.
With Blue arriving seconds later, Oak tells the two trainers about a dream of his when he was young which was to apply his Pokémon to create a full guide on the Pokémon in the Kanto region only due to his old age, Oak tin no longer accomplish his goal, something he wants both Red and Blue to do for him instead.
Upon obtaining a Town Map from Daisy Oak, Professor Oak's granddaughter and Blueish's older sis, Blood-red leaves Pallet Town and begins traveling all over the Kanto region, capturing and training various Pokémon.
He also starts gathering the 8 Gym Badges by defeating the Gym Leaders and regularly meets Blue who usually challenges him to a boxing, Blue being one step ahead of Scarlet and showing upwards to stall Ruby'due south progress.
During his journey, Red learns of a grouping of Pokémon thieves called Squad Rocket. He commencement meets them when they're searching for and attempting to steal fossils inside Mt. Moon.
Upon arriving in Cerulean City, Red heads north to the Nugget Bridge on Kanto Route 24 and defeats the Trainers with the final one being a Squad Rocket Grunt who was hoping to recruit new members for the arrangement. He soon meets another Grunt hiding in the grounds of a firm, having stolen the TM, Dig from a man who resides in Cerulean with his wife.
Blood-red soon discovers Team Rocket are plotting something and manages to proceeds admission to their clandestine base which is subconscious beneath Celadon Metropolis's Game Corner or Rocket Corner. His journey through the hideout brings him face-to-face with Giovanni, the boss and leader of Team Rocket whom Crimson defeats in battle, forcing Team Rocket to abandon their hideout in Celadon.
Using the Silph Telescopic he'd obtained from Giovanni, Ruddy heads into the Pokémon Tower in Lavander Town and learns Mr. Fuji, the elderly caretaker is existence held hostage past some Grunts.
By defeating them, Red frees Mr. Fuji and causes the Rockets to abscond from the Belfry while too ensuring the ghost of the Marowak who Team Rocket also murdered, leaving her baby Cubone an orphan can finally head to the afterlife, her spirit having been calmed at last.
Ruby heads into Saffron Urban center and learns that Team Rocket has not only taken control of the city, presumably preventing the citizens from leaving their homes but also the Silph Company or Silph Co. with the group too planning on using the Master Brawl, a Poke Ball that can take hold of any Pokémon without fail. He meets Giovanni in the Silph President'south office and defeats him again, causing Giovanni to flee and terminate Team Rocket's control of Saffron, resulting in Saffron returning to normal.
Having gotten seven Badges, Red heads to the Viridian Metropolis Gym to go his concluding badge where he discovers Giovanni is the Gym Leader he must defeat in order to go to the Aristocracy Four in the Indigo Plateau.
Red eventually prevails, earning the Earth Badge while Giovanni disbands Team Rocket, promising to go into solo grooming to become a amend Trainer.
Later on making it through the Kanto Victory Road and the Indigo Plateau, Red then challenges Kanto's Elite Four consisting of 4 trainers and a Champion. He defeats the Water ice trainer Lorelei, the Fighting trainer Bruno, the Ghost Trainer Agatha and the Dragon Trainer Lance before he challenges the Champion who he soon discovers is none other than his rival, Blueish who defeated the Aristocracy Four before Red ever set foot in the Indigo Plateau, making Blue the Champion of Kanto.
However, Blue's reign as Champion is short-lived as Carmine soon defeats him in battle, becoming the new Kanto Champion.
After that, Red opts to go on on with his training rather than stay at the Indigo Plateau as a Champion.
Yellow
In Yellow, his story is very similar, except that at present Ruby receives a Pikachu as his starter, the Pikachu existence the same one Professor Oak defenseless when Reddish attempted to get out Pallet Town while Blue, his rival gets an Eevee.
Gold and Silver and Crystal
In Aureate and Silver and Crystal, after becoming the Kanto Champion upon defeating his rival, Blue, Red became a wandering Trainer with his journey eventually taking him to Mt. Argent, a mountain located between Kanto and Johto where he spends his days and nights training his Pokémon team alone. He presumably remains there for three years and is also revealed to have go so afar from his mom that he does not talk to her via phone anymore.
When the thespian character gets the opportunity to get to Kanto afterward defeating the Elite Four and Champion Lance, they tin can visit Red's house in Pallet Boondocks with his mom greeting them and and then telling them Red has been away for a long and that he hasn't called so she doesn't know where he is or what he's doing. She also reveals she worries about him, even though people say that no discussion is proof is he's doing fine. Talking to her again has her commenting that she worries about Red getting hurt or sick only he'southward a boy and she likewise voices her pride at the fact he's doing what he wants to exercise.
Upon gaining access to Mt. Silver after collecting all 16 Gym Badges from both the Johto and Kanto regions, the role player graphic symbol can make their way through the mount and ultimately challenge Red to a battle with Red disappearing whenever he'south defeated.
He has Pokémon similar to Ash of the anime (except for the fact that all three starters are fully evolved compared to Ash simply having one fully evolved).
FireRed and LeafGreen
In FireRed and LeafGreen, he reappears as the protagonist (although this is a remake).
In this saga, he has a female counterpart named Leaf.
His story progresses the same as in the original games only afterwards becoming Champion, Ruddy travels to the Sevii Islands where he helps Bill'south friend, Celio connect his Pokémon Network to the Hoenn region. During his time in the islands, Red discovers a small group of Team Rocket Grunts led by Executive Archer who are operating in a warehouse on 5 Island. Red sneaks into the warehouse and defeats the Grunts before meeting Archer who accuses him of trying to sown distrust amongst the Grunts. Upon Red defeating him, Archer learns that Red possesses the Earth Badge which is proof Giovanni has officially disbanded Squad Rocket.
Even though the group are defeated, presumably fleeing the Sevii Islands, they announce their intention to revive Team Rocket once more than and bring Giovanni back from his solo preparation.
After that, Red continues on his journeying and eventually becomes a wandering Trainer, disappearing from the public eye.
He soon makes his style towards Mt. Silverish, a mountain bordering Kanto and Johto and presumably spends three years residing there, training his Pokémon twenty-four hours and night while also condign so distant from his Mom that he doesn't even talk to her via the phone anymore.
His disappearance results in Lance replacing him equally the new Pokémon Champion.
HeartGold and SoulSilver
Like in Pokémon'southward 'Gold' 'Silverish' and 'Crystal', in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, one time the player has earned all xvi badges, they can boxing Red on the superlative of Mt. Silvery with the same set up of Pokémon from the original titles.
Every time he is defeated, he disappears but comes back in one case the Aristocracy Four and Champion have been defeated.
Black 2 and White 2
In Black 2 and White 2, Red finally returns to public life when he participates in the Pokémon World Tournament, battling against the player character with 3 Pokémon. Even though the sprite/model he uses in battle is the same one from Pokémon Heart Gold and Soul Argent, his overhead model which is seen when he's outset inbound the arena shows that his pilus which is brown is slightly longer than it was in the by.
Pokémon Dominicus, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon
In Pokémon Sun and Moon, Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, Red who is at present visibly older and wearing a new set of clothes travels to Alola along with Blueish, the two erstwhile Champions having been invited to piece of work as bosses of Alola'due south Battle Tree.
When the thespian graphic symbol first visits the Boxing Tree, they will run across Red and Blue and will battle one of them. After Red or Blue has been properly defeated, Cerise will advantage the player by giving them a full set of Kanto starter Mega stones, assuasive the player to Mega Evolve the Kanto starters in their political party.
Let's Become, Pikachu! and Let's Get, Eevee!
Cerise can be battled at the peak of the Indigo Plateau, well-nigh the entrance after defeating at least 6 Master Trainers with the thespian character also having six Pokémon in their political party.
Similarly to HeartGold and SoulSilver, Red will rematch the player when he/she beats the Aristocracy Four.
Dissimilar the original games, Carmine like Blue completed their journeys and even defeated the Elite Four years before the player character began their journey. He can be challenged to a battle and like all the Primary Trainer battles in Permit's Go, Pikachu and Let's Go, Eevee, the histrion grapheme must defeat Red without using any Items from their purse.
Upon being defeated, Ruddy grants the player the title of Battle Principal earlier leaving. Like the other games, he will reappear for a rematch every fourth dimension the player grapheme has successfully beaten the Elite Iv.
Super Blast Bros. series
- Main article: Pokémon Trainer (Male person) (SSB)
Super Blast Bros. Brawl
Ruddy makes an appearance in Super Boom Bros. Brawl as the Pokémon Trainer, he is accompanied by Squirtle, Ivysaur, and Charizard and is a newcomer. He only talks when switching Pokémon and when he wins. He does not fight simply instead is shown in the background commanding his Pokémon (using special-down volition switch them during boxing). In story mode he follows the graphic symbol if he is being used until they get to a betoken where he is unable to proceed, all the same he will exist warped in front of the character at certain times. Each Pokémon he uses is different in weight and evolution. Squirtle is a light weight and is non evolved at all, Ivysaur is an averaged out middle weight and a has evolved once. Charizard is a heavy weight and is fully evolved.
- Function in the Subspace Emissary
Cherry is starting time introduced when Lucas bumps into him and both are surrounded by Primids. Ruby-red uses Squirtle (the just Pokémon available at the start of Cherry'due south appearance) to defeat them and continues to become search for more Pokémon (in which Lucas goes with him). They then become to the ruins to find Charizard and Ivysaur, just earlier they continue, they then are attacked past Wario, which they win. During the story, Carmine finds Ivysaur as a trophy (likely due to a lost battle with Charizard) and captures it with a Poke Ball, and battles Charizard and captures it as well. He and Lucas so achieve the terminate if the ruins and boxing Galeom who fell though the summit. Later on winning, Galeom is revealed to exist a Subspace Bomb and grabs Lucas and Ruby (the latter being knocked out). However Lucas frees them and they are saved by Meta Knight. They so become with Marth, Meta Knight and Ike. They then go to a mountain where a boxing is taking place, which ends with an regular army from Subspace coming to assault. They manage to defeat them (with help from Mario, Link, Kirby, Pit, Yoshi and Ice Climbers). They then come across upwardly with the heroes that were in the Halberd and the Bomb Factory. He (along with the others) become to subspace to defeat Master Hand. However he is defeated with the others by Tabuu. If he is found by King Dedede, Luigi and Ness he volition get to fight Tabuu.
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS
Although Squirtle and Ivysaur are cut from the game, leaving only his Charizard to exist solely playable, Scarlet is demoted to assist trophy instead.
Super Nail Bros. Ultimate
Ruby and his 3 principal starter Pokémon finally returns to exist playable once again, with his female counterpart, Greenish, as a color swap.
Other appearances
Artwork and spirites
Artwork
Artwork of Ruby for Pokémon Blood-red and Green
Artwork of Red for Pokémon Burn down Cherry-red and LeafGreen
Artwork of Cherry-red for Pokémon Dominicus and Moon
Artwork of Reddish for Super Blast Bros. Brawl
Sprites
Red'due south showtime title screen sprite from Generation I (Worldwide, JP Blue)
Blood-red's second title screen sprite from Generation I (JP Red and Green)
Red's sprite from Red, Green, and Blue
Red's back sprite from Ruby-red, Green, and Bluish
Red'south Sprite from Yellowish
Red's back sprite from Yellow
Reddish's sprite from Generation II
Red's intro sprite from Generation Three
Carmine's credits sprite from Generation III
Cerise's sprite from Generation Three
Cherry-red'due south back sprite from Generation III
Scarlet'south sprite from Generation Four
Red'due south sprite from Generation V
Cherry's battle sprite from Sun and Moon
Cherry's boxing sprite from Permit's Get, Pikachu! and Allow's Become, Eevee!
Pokémon
Pokémon Gold, Silvery, and Crystal
 Pikachu  |  Espeon  |  Snorlax  |  Venusaur   |  Charizard   |  Blastoise  | ||||||
| Lv. 81 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 73 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 75 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 77 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 77 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 77 | [[Gender|]] |
| Power: | Ability: | Ability: | Ability: | Ability: | Ability: | ||||||
| Item: None | Detail: None | Item: None | Particular: None | Detail: None | Item: None | ||||||
| - | - | - | - | - | - | ||||||
| - | - | - | - | - | - | ||||||
| - | - | - | - | - | - | ||||||
| - | - | - | - | - | - | ||||||
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver
| Pikachu |  Lapras  | Snorlax | Venusaur | Charizard | Blastoise | ||||||
| Lv. 88 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 80 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 82 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 84 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 84 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 84 | [[Gender|]] |
| Power: Static | Ability: Shell Armor | Ability: Thick Fat | Ability: Overgrow | Ability: Blaze | Power: Torrent | ||||||
| Detail: Light Ball | Particular: None | Detail: None | Particular: None | Particular: None | Item: None | ||||||
| Volt Tackle | Trunk Slam | Shadow Brawl | Frenzy Plant | Blast Burn | Hydro Cannon | ||||||
| Atomic number 26 Tail | Brine | Crunch | Giga Drain | Flare Rush | Blizzard | ||||||
| Quick Assault | Blizzard | Blizzard | Sludge Bomb | Air Slash | Flash Cannon | ||||||
| Thunderbolt | Psychic | Giga Impact | Sleep Powder | Dragon Pulse | Focus Blast | ||||||
Pokémon Black 2 and White ii
Red uses 3 of these Pokémon in Single Battles, four in Double and Rotation Battles, and all 6 in Triple Battles.
| Pikachu | Venusaur | Charizard | Blastoise | Snorlax | Lapras | ||||||
| Lv. 50 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. fifty | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 50 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 50 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. l | [[Gender|]] | Lv. l | [[Gender|]] |
| Power: | Ability: | Power: | Ability: | Ability: | Ability: | ||||||
| Item: | Item: | Particular: | Detail: | Item: | Item: Sitrus Drupe | ||||||
| Volt Tackle | Leaf Tempest | Burn down Blast | Water Spout | Trunk Slam | Ice Axle | ||||||
| Iron Tail | Sludge Flop | Focus Blast | Hydro Pump | Convulsion | Hydro Pump | ||||||
| Brick Break | Convulsion | Air Slash | Blizzard | Crunch | Ice Shard | ||||||
| Simulated Out | Sleep Powder | Dragon Pulse | Focus Blast | Seed Bomb | Thunderbolt | ||||||
Pokémon Sunday, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon
| Pikachu | Venusaur | Charizard | Blastoise | Lapras | Snorlax | ||||||
| Lv. 70/74 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 66/70 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 66/seventy | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 66/70 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 65/69 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 65/69 | [[Gender|]] |
| Ability: Static | Ability: Overgrow | Ability: Blaze | Ability: Torrent | Power: Water Blot | Power: Thick Fat | ||||||
| Item: Light Ball | Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | ||||||
| Volt Tackle | Bulldoze | Will-O-Wisp | Hydro Pump | Surf | Crunch | ||||||
| Quick Set on | Leech Seed | Fire Blast | Wink Cannon | Blizzard | Heavy Slam | ||||||
| Light Screen | Leaf Tempest | Air Slash | Dark Pulse | Water ice Shard | High Horsepower | ||||||
| Nuzzle | Sludge Bomb | Focus Nail | Ice Beam | Psychic | Torso Slam | ||||||
Pokémon: Let's Become, Pikachu! and Let'southward Go, Eevee!
| Pikachu |  Machamp  |  Arcanine | Lapras | Snorlax | Venusaur | ||||||
| Lv. 85 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 85 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 85 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 85 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 85 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 85 | [[Gender|]] |
| Ability: No ability | Ability: No ability | Ability: No ability | Ability: No ability | Power: No ability | Power: No power | ||||||
| Detail: None | Item: None | Particular: None | Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | ||||||
| Thunderbolt | Superpower | Estrus Wave | Water ice Shard | Toxic | Sludge Flop | ||||||
| Brick Break | Burn down Blast | Crunch | Waterfall | Protect | Mega Bleed | ||||||
| Iron Tail | Earthquake | Will-O-Wisp | Body Slam | Rest | Leech Seed | ||||||
| Reflect | Hyper Beam | Roar | Megahorn | Torso Slam | Amnesia | ||||||
Pokémon Stadium 2
Circular one
 Meganium |  Feraligatr |  Typhlosion |  Jolteon |  Scizor   |  Tauros | ||||||
| Lv. 50-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 50-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 50-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 50-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. fifty-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 50-100 | [[Gender|]] |
| Power: None | Power: None | Ability: None | Ability: None | Power: None | Ability: None | ||||||
| Item: Mint Drupe | Item: MiracleBerry | Item: Focus Band | Item: Male monarch's Rock | Detail: Quick Claw | Item: Telescopic Lens | ||||||
| Razor Leafage | Surf | Flamethrower | Thunder | Metal Claw | Headbutt | ||||||
| Body Slam | Slash | Quick Attack | Bite | Quick Assault | Convulsion | ||||||
| Giga Drain | Blizzard | ThunderPunch | Thunder Wave | Slash | Iron Tail | ||||||
| Synthesis | Bite | Dig | Quick Attack | Sleep Talk | Hyper Beam | ||||||
Round two
 Raikou |  Entei |  Suicune |  Dragonite  | Snorlax | Espeon | ||||||
| Lv. 50-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. fifty-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 50-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. 50-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. fifty-100 | [[Gender|]] | Lv. l-100 | [[Gender|]] |
| Ability: | Ability: | Ability: | Ability: | Power: | Ability: | ||||||
| Detail: Focus Band | Detail: Scope Lens | Item: BrightPowder | Detail: MiracleBerry | Item: Quick Claw | Item: Rex's Stone | ||||||
| Thunderbolt | Fire Nail | Surf | Fly | Trunk Slam | Psychic | ||||||
| Seize with teeth | Seize with teeth | Ice Beam | Body Slam | Earthquake | Seize with teeth | ||||||
| Iron Tail | Iron Tail | Roar | Thunder Wave | Shadow Ball | Reverberate | ||||||
| Hidden Power | Hidden Power | Hidden Ability | Hidden Ability | Hidden Ability | Hidden Ability | ||||||
Trivia
- Reddish is the strongest Trainer to exist battled in games.[1]
- Red has the highest leveled canon Pokémon in the Pokémon franchise, with a Lv. 88 Pikachu, also making him perhaps the strongest Trainer in the franchise.
- This is debatable as Pikachu is not a fully evolved Pokémon.
- He is the merely one to accept ever been declared a champion exterior of his own generation past in-game characters.
- In his original pattern, Red was depicted with blackness hair, just in the latest artwork he is depicted with having light brown hair.
- Red has been referred to as the "Hero of Kanto", the "Ultimate Pokémon Trainer", and the "Pokémon Champion".
- Ash Ketchum is based on Red's showtime design. They also both have Pikachu, and both have the three Kanto Starters, however Cherry's are fully evolved where equally Ash'southward Bulbasaur and Squirtle are unevolved and his Charmander evolved fully into Charizard. Ash and Red have both won a title.
- Too, Ash originally had a Lapras in his squad and had a Snorlax besides.
- Cherry-red has appeared in every generation of Pokémon except for Generation VI and 8.
- In HeartGoldand SoulSilver, his Espeon was replaced with a Lapras.
- Red, beingness much like all playable characters, follows a like trait where he almost never speaks, but when speaking, he only says "..." or gives commands to his Pokémon.
- This carries on to his NPC grapheme in which he never speaks.
- Despite this, in a special event involving the Sygna Suit in Pokémon Masters, Scarlet has a single line of dialogue: "Words are unnecessary!"
- In the Pokémon the Serial: XY and XYZ, Ash Ketchum wears a nearly identical hat equally Reddish in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.
- Blood-red'due south ages vary over the games he appears in: he is 11 in Red, Blueish, Yellow, FireRed and LeafGreen, 14 in Gold, Argent, Crystal, Center Golden and Soul Silver, 19- 29 in Black and White 2 and 21- 31 in Sun and Moon, Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.
Gallery
Scarlet and Charmander concept artwork for Kotobukiya ArtFx J figurines
Red and Pikachu concept artwork for Kotobukiya ArtFx J figurines
References
- ^ Cerise at Mt. Silver
| Playable Characters | |
|---|---|
| Kanto | |
| Red R 1000 / BJP / R B / Y / FR LG · Green FR LG | |
| Johto | |
| Ethan G South / C / HG SS · Lyra HG SS | |
| Hoenn | |
| Brendan R S / E / OR Equally · May R S / E / OR AS | |
| Sinnoh | |
| Lucas D P / Pt / BD SP · Dawn D P / Pt / BD SP | |
| Unova | |
| Hilbert B Westward · Hilda B W | |
| Kalos | |
| Calem X Y · Serena 10 Y | |
| Alola | |
| Elio S M / U S U One thousand · Selene Due south M / U Due south U One thousand | |
| Galar | |
| Victor SW SH · Gloria SW SH | |
| Hisui | |
| Rei LA · Akari LA | |
| Unnamed | |
| Alex SC Half-dozen · Rachel SC VI |
| Pokémon Champions | |
|---|---|
| Games | |
| Bluish R G / BJP / R B / Y / FR LG · Trace P Eastward | |
| Manga | |
| Lance · Cynthia · Alder · Diantha · Leon | |
| Anime | |
| Drake · Ash Ketchum · Lance · Cynthia · Wallace · Alder · Diantha · Steven Rock · Leon · Iris |
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