Blue (Pokémon Let's Go)

==Summary==
This version of Blue is quite a unique one. Instead of taking the role of an antagonistic rival that is meant to be overcome, he is an older, more mature mentor for the main characters, Chase and Trace. Furthermore, Let’s Go itself is a universe that takes place a bit later than others, where Red, Blue, and Green have all already gone on their Pokémon adventures.
As Chase and Trace prepared to ascend Silph Co to fight Team Rocket’s forces, Blue stopped them both and made sure they were up to the task, by having them battle a couple of his weaker Pokémon.
After Giovanni disbanded Team Rocket and left the Viridian Gym empty, Blue chose to become the Viridian Gym Leader. It is there that a now-Champion Chase can battle him at his full strength.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: | | , higher with Mega Charizard Y
Key: Himself | Training team | Strongest team
Name: Blue
Origin: Pokémon
Gender: Male
Age: At least 14; is old enough to view Chase and Trace as children, and states that when he and Red were new the Pokedex wasn’t even a thought yet and they had to write their findings down on paper
Classification: Pokémon Trainer, Viridian Gym Leader, Hall of Fame member
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Sealing (Via Poké Balls), Can give to his 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], Earth Manipulation, Metal Manipulation, Natural Weaponry (horns, tails), Statistics Reduction, Immune to Ectoplasm Manipulation [Tauros], Telekinesis, Magic, Darkness Manipulation, Damage Reduction, Durability Negation, Forcefield Creation, Genius Intelligence, Creation (created the spoons it carries), Resistance to Martial Arts and Telekinesis [Alakazam], Water Manipulation, Earth Manipulation, Darkness Manipulation, Draconic Energy Manipulation, Fire Manipulation, Energy Projection, Natural Weaponry (fangs), Resistance to Martial Arts, Metal, Fire, and Water Manipulation [Gyarados], Plant Manipulation, Telekinesis, Forcefield Creation, Telepathy, Damage Boost, Resistance to Martial Arts, Telekinesis, Earth, Water, Plant, and Electricity Manipulation [Exeggutor] Earth Manipulation, Metal Manipulation, Darkness Manipulation, Flight, Natural Weaponry (claws and fangs), Resistance to Air, Poison, and Fire Manipulation [Aerodactyl], Fire Manipulation, Air Manipulation, Draconic Energy Manipulation, Energy Projection, Flight, Natural Weaponry (claws and fangs), Resistance to Martial Arts, Magic, Metal, Fire, and Plant Manipulation [Charizard]
Attack Potency: Wall level+ (Comparable to Trainers such as Jessie, James or Red), all of which appear in Let’s Go) | Large Mountain level+ (Battled the same Chase that defeated Silph Co Giovanni, fought Post-Koga Trace offscreen for a long period of time) | Island level (Stronger than League Champion Trace’s Mega Pidgeot. Is by far the strongest Gym Leader, far stronger than postgame Mina, and on par with Green. Even years ago, he beat the entire Elite Four.) higher with Mega Charizard Y
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 (Final stage Pokémon are this fast) | FTL
Lifting Strength: At least Class 10 | Class M | Class T
Striking Strength: Wall level | Large Mountain level+ | Island level
Durability: Wall level+ | Large Mountain level+ (Battled Chase and Trace for the express purpose of testing them to see if they were ready to fight against the wrath of Team Rocket, which turned out to include a Silph Co Giovanni.) | Island level (More durable than the most powerful teams of any Gym Leader in Let’s Go. Tanked hits from a Chase who had already beaten the Elite Four and defeated Trace who did the same, despite Trace having a Mega Pokémon as his ace), higher with Mega Charizard Y
Stamina: Unknown | Unknown | Superhuman (His Pokémon are more fortuitous than any other Gym Leader’s strongest Pokémon team in the Let’s Go games, maxed AVs include a massive boost in stamina among other stats), higher with Mega Charizard Y
Range: Standard Melee Range | Standard Melee Range, Kilometers depending on the Pokémon and move used | Standard Melee Range, Tens of Lilometers depending on the Pokémon and move used
Standard Equipment: Poke Balls, Great Balls, should own a great deal of Candy as all of his Pokémon have max AVs, multiple TMs, Shalour Sables, Charizardite Y
Intelligence: Gifted; he is known as one of the greatest Trainers alive in Kanto by the time of Let’s Go Pikachu and Eevee, having been asked numerous times by the Pokémon League to become one of their Gym Leaders before finally taking the position when Giovanni fled. His team is picked deliberately and calculated, so that no one type can counter two of his Pokémon. Is similar to Green, who planned to catch Mewtwo
Weaknesses: The specific weaknesses of his Pokémon, otherwise none notable
Notable Attacks/Techniques: A list of all the moves Blue’s Pokémon can learn:
Tauros | Alakazam | Gyarados | Exeggutor | Aerodactyl | Charizard
==Gallery==
EuyaFObWQAAqbdb.jpg|Blue in the TCG
==Notable Matchups==
Victories:
Losses:
Inconclusive:
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