Leaf

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==Summary==
Leaf is the female protagonist of FireRed and LeafGreen, the remakes of the original games Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow, being the counterpart of Red. She is revamped in Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee into Green, a young and quirky but quite powerful Pokémon Trainer on the search for Mewtwo to make him part of her team, and battles the player in retaliation for them beating her to it.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: | , higher with Mega Blastoise
Key: By Herself | Pokémon Team
Name: Leaf in the main games, Green in Let's Go, and Blue in the Japanese games
Origin: Pokémon
Gender: Female
Age: Approximately 11 during the events of FR/LG; at least 14 in Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee
Classification: Pokémon Trainer
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Sealing (Via Poké Balls), Can give to her Pokémon: Healing and Purification (Type 3. Via Recovery Items), Statistics Amplification (Via Battle Effect Items, Berries and Hold Items), Transformation (Via Evolutionary Items) | Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Enhanced Senses, Non-Physical Interaction [All], Energy Projection, Forcefield Creation and Damage Reduction, Status Effect Inducement, Fire Manipulation, Ice Manipulation, and Electricity Manipulation [Clefable]. Intangibility, Darkness Manipulation, Poison Manipulation, and Status Effect Inducement through Fire Manipulation [Gengar]. Plant Manipulation, Poison Manipulation, Darkness Manipulation, and Absorption [Victreebel]. Fire Manipulation, Darkness Manipulation, and Energy Projection [Ninetales]. Status Effect Inducement, Darkness Manipulation, Electricity Manipulation, and Martial Arts [Kangaskhan]. Water Manipulation, Metal Manipulation, Ice Manipulation, Status Effect Inducement, and Transformation [Blastoise].
Attack Potency: Wall level+ (Comparable to regular Trainers such as Jessie, James or Red) | Island level (Equal to Blue and is thusly superior to the Elite Four; entered the Cerulean Cave, which you need to be at the level of a Pokemon Champion to be allowed to do, battled a Chase that had already fought the Pikachu Master Trainer, while Master Trainers themselves possess the strongest trained Pokémon known to man), higher with Mega Blastoise.
Speed: Peak Human with FTL reactions (Comparable to Trainers as Yellow or Cynthia who can dodge and react to attacks from fully evolved Pokémon) | FTL (Can keep up with high tier trainers like Chase and Blue)
Lifting Strength: At least Class 10 | Class M
Striking Strength: Wall level+ | Island level, higher with Mega Blastoise.
Durability: Island level (Comparable to regular Trainers such as Jessie, James or Red) | Island level, higher with Mega Blastoise.
Stamina: Unknown | Superhuman, as one of the Big 3 original trainers in Let's Go, Green is one of the most powerful trainers alive in the context of the GO universe. Maxed AVs include a massive boost in stamina among other stats. She is on par with Blue in most ways including stamina, and even believed her team was capable of handling fighting Mewtwo, mostly proven right by her long-winded battle with Chase right afterwards.
Range: Standard Melee Range, Tens of Kilometers depending on the Pokémon and move used
Standard Equipment: Poké Balls, Full Restores, multiple TMs, Blastoisinite, should own a great deal of Candy as all of his Pokémon have max AVs
Intelligence: Gifted; While she's unknown when it comes to basic intellect, she's a very accomplished trainer, having reached a level nearly unheard of in Pokémon battling, and is confident enough to believe she has a chance of capturing Mewtwo, in which even knowing that it exists is a feat in and of itself. She also puts up a good fight against the current champion who has enough skill to have already captured Mewtwo at this point.
Weaknesses: Her Pokémon have specific type weaknesses, and Leaf is just a normal human by herself.
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
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*Moonblast: Clefable fires a fae beam from itself powered by the moon that has the power to potentially lower the enemy's special attack.
*Light Screen: Clefable puts up a barrier that halves the damage it and its teammates take from all special attacks.
*Reflect: Clefable puts up a barrier that halves the damage it and its teammates take from all physical attacks.
*Tri-Attack: Clefable fires a beam combining the power of fire, electricity and ice. It has an equal chance of burning, paralyzing, or freezing the opponent.
|-|Gengar=
*Dark Pulse: Gengar fires off a wave of evil aura at the opponent that's so frightening that it has a chance of making the foe flinch.
*Shadow Ball: Gengar shoots a blob of shadowy energy at the opponent. It has a chance of lowering the opponent's special defense.
*Sludge Bomb: Gengar throws a ball of sludge at the opponent that explodes on impact. It has a chance of poisoning the target.
*Will-O-Wisp: Gengar fires ghostly flames at the opponent that burn on contact.
|-|Victreebel=
*Power Whip: Victreebel whips the opponent powerfully with a vine.
*Poison Jab: Victreebel delivers rapid poisonous jabs at the opponent. This has a chance to poison the target.
*Sucker Punch: Victreebel predicts an opponent's attack and hits them with dark energy before they can strike. This move only works if the opponent is preparing an attack that outright does damage. Status moves don't count.
*Leech Life: Victreebel bores into an opponent and drains them of their energy.
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*Fire Blast: Ninetales fires a blast of fire that takes the shape of the kanji for big. The move is incredibly powerful and has a chance to cause a burn.
*Dark Pulse: Ninetales fires off a wave of evil aura at the opponent that's so frightening that it has a chance of making the foe flinch.
*Foul Play: Ninetales deals damage to the opponent by temporarily stealing their attack stat to do damage.
*Hyper Beam: Ninetales fires a beam of energy so powerful that it forces Ninetales to recharge the next turn.
|-|Kangaskhan=
*Dizzy Punch: Kangaskhan hits the opponent with enough strength that it can potentially cause confusion.
*Sucker Punch: Kangaskhan predicts an opponent's attack and hits them with dark energy before they can strike. This move only works if the opponent is preparing an attack that outright does damage. Status moves don't count.
*Thunder Punch: Kangaskhan punches the opponent with an electrified fist. This has a chance to cause paralysis.
*Brick Break: Kangaskhan chops the opponent. This breaks any barriers the opponent has set up in the process.
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*Hydro Pump: Blastoise fires a powerful torrent of water at the opponent from its water cannons.
*Flash Canon: Blastoise fires out a beam of metal light energy at the opponent. This has a chance to lower their special defense.
*Ice Beam: Blastoise fires off a icy ray of energy that has a chance of freezing the enemy on contact.
*Fake Out: Blastoise quickly hits the opponent, causing them to flinch. This move only works on the instant Blastoise is sent out.
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==Gallery==
036Clefable.png|Clefable, The Fairy Pokémon.
094Gengarr.png|Gengar, The Shadow Pokémon.
Victreebel.png|Victreebel, The Flycatcher Pokémon.
Ninetales.png|Ninetales, The Fox Pokémon.
115Kangaskhan.png|Kangaskhan, The Parent Pokémon.
009BlastoiseOG.png|Blastoise, The Shellfish Pokémon.
==Notable Matchups==
Victories:
Losses:
Inconclusive:
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