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Kether Donohue

Kether Donohue, also known as Kether Fernandez and Annice Moriarty, is an American voice actress for the English dub of . She is currently affiliated with SBV Talent Agency.
==Biography==
Donohue was born on October 31, 1985, in New York City, New York. She attended the Anthony Meindl Acting Center and , graduating from the latter with a degree in communication and media studies with a concentration in film. Afterwards, Donohue became an actress, voice actress, and singer. She has voiced characters in a multitude of anime series, and has also had a career in acting in films, television shows, and music videos. Donohue joined at the start of eleventh season. Her most notable role is Snowpoint City Gym Leader Candice.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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* Candice
* 
* Lila (young)
====Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Darkness====
* 
* sister
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Lily ()
* Zoe Drake ()
* Midori Kasugano ()
* Mirabelle Haywood/Aiko Senoo ()
* Reiko Komori ()
* ()
* Skuld ()
* Angela Rains ()
* Eunice ()
* Ms. Flomens, Mrs. MacStinger, Mrs. Steele, Lydia Galentine ()
* Cookie ()
==External links==
* Twitter
* Instagram
* YouTube
Donohue, Kether
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Kevie

Kevie (Japanese: コプー Kopou) is a character of the day who appeared in Hoopa — The Mischief Pokémon. He lives in Arche Valley and is a childhood friend of Baraz and Meray. 
He grew up with Baraz, Meray, , Lucianne and Pit. One day, he and his friends tried to help Old Man Dom by having Hoopa make rain appear to stop the drought. This didn't work however, as Hoopa misunderstood and let it rain candy from 's store instead. They were punished for this by Mira and had to help her make donuts.
They later got in even more trouble, when they accidentally broke an ivory statue treasured by Mira. When Mira was about to discover this, Kevie asked Pit to buy them some time. He then suggested to fool Mira by replacing the statue with a fake one. When this plan failed, they tried to glue the statue. They weren't able to make it look like it did before however. Mira ultimately discovered this, but she wasn't mad at them as they had done their best to repair it. Afterwards they all enjoyed the donuts they made together.
==Voice actors==
Category:Kalos characters of the day
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
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Kevin (M12)

Kevin (Japanese: ケビン Kevin) is a character who appeared in Arceus and the Jewel of Life. 
==History==
He and Sheena are the guardians of the . They are extremely interested in their town's mythology and travel extensively to research it, especially the impact that 's awakening has on the Pokémon of Myth's dimensions. They were present near the plateau of Alamos Town as it was returned to the proper dimension by at the end of The Rise of Darkrai and later visited the glacier near Ten'i Village to see Zero's ship after it crashed during the climax of Giratina and the Sky Warrior. 
Sheena and him explained the legend of Damos to and and was present when Arceus attacked Michina Town. While Sheena and the others time traveled to the past thanks to , he stayed behind and watched the fight between Arceus and the Pokémon of Myth.
==Artwork==
Ken Sugimori's design of Kevin
==Voice actors==
==In other languages==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Korean 	케빈 Kevin 	Transliteration of his Japanese name.
Chinese (Taiwan)	克賓 Kèbīn 	Transliteration of his Japanese name.
==Related articles==
Category:Animation charactersCategory:Movie characters
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Kevin (TCG GB)

Kevin (Japanese: ケビン Kevin) is a member of Team Great Rocket from Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!. He is one of the Trainers at the GR Psychic Stronghold.
In all battles against him, the Low Resistance (Japanese: 抵抗力ていか Lower Resistance) rule is active. thus every Pokémon's Resistance to is -10 instead of -30.
When defeated, he gives out one of both and booster pack.
==Decks==
===Superdestructive Power Deck===
==Sprites==
 	 	 	
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==Related articles==
Category:Male characters
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Kevin Kolack

Kevin Kolack is an American voice actor for the English dub of The Legend of Thunder!.
==Biography==
Kolack was born on October 25, 1969, in Austin, Texas. He became a voice actor as an adult and was primarily affiliated with 4Kids Entertainment until sometime before they filed for bankruptcy. He also acted on live-action productions. Kolack voiced Vincent in the special The Legend of Thunder!, which aired internationally as the first three episodes of Pokémon Chronicles.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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* Vincent
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
* Tokkori ()
* Pepper, Mr. 2/Bon Clay ()
* Khybon, additional voices ()
===Live-action roles===
* EMT Butler ()
* Harry Cohen ()
* EMT ()
===Video game roles===
* Mr. 2/Bon Clay (, )
==External links==
* Official website
* IMDb
* YouTube
* Twitter
* Facebook
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Key

Key has several referrals:
* For the indispensable items in the Pokémon games, see Key Item
* For the keys in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, see Key (Mystery Dungeon)
* For the item needed to achieve Mega Evolution, see Key Stone
* For the Unova Link feature in Black 2 and White 2, see Key System
* For the prize given to the winner of a Pokémon Showcase, see Pokémon Showcase → Princess Key
* Several Key Items in the core series and side series games are keys
** For the key used to open locked doors at Silph Co., see Card Key (Kanto)
** For the key used to activate the elevator in the Team Rocket Hideout, see Lift Key
** For the key used to open the Cinnabar Gym on Cinnabar Island, see Secret Key (Kanto)
** For the key used to open locked doors in the Goldenrod Tunnel, see Basement Key (Johto)
** For the key used to open a locked shutter at the Goldenrod Radio Tower, see Card Key (Johto)
** For the key used to open the door to New Mauville, see Basement Key (Hoenn)
** For the keys used to open a locked storage door at the Abandoned Ship or Sea Mauville, see Storage Key (Hoenn)
** For the key used to open locked doors at the Abandoned Ship or Sea Mauville , see Key to Room 1, Key to Room 2, Key to Room 4, and Key to Room 6
** For the key used to operate the elevator at Lysandre Labs, see Elevator Key
** For the key used to operate various elevators in the Orre-based games, see Elevator Key (Orre)
** For the key used to open Shadow PKMN Lab's main gate, see Maingate Key
** For the key used to access Shadow PKMN Lab's east wing, see Card Key (Orre)
** For the key used to operate the train in The Under Subway, see Subway Key
** For the key used to open Rotom's Room at Team Galactic's Eterna Building, see Secret Key (Sinnoh)
** For the key used to open the locked door at the Galactic Warehouse, see Storage Key (Sinnoh)
** For the key used to disengage security systems in the Team Galactic HQ or Team Rocket's Castle, see Galactic Key
** For the key to one of the suites at the Hotel Grand Lake, see Suite Key
** For the key required for accessing the Valley Windworks, see Works Key
;See also
* Basement Key
* Secret Key
* Storage Key
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Key (Mystery Dungeon)

A Key (Japanese: カギ Key) is an item that can be used to open Locked Chambers in dungeons in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series. These Chambers need to be opened with a key; other means of entering (Rock Smash, Mobile Scarf) do not allow access to the Chamber. They are generally rare and difficult to obtain, usually appearing in later dungeons as a random floor item, or bought from Kecleon Shops.
In , Keys are replaced by Invitations.
==List of Keys==
==List of items found in chambers==
===Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team===
In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, the Key is used to open chambers appearing on set floors of certain dungeons in order to gain rare items that are usually otherwise unobtainable, such as HMs, s and Wish Stones. It is consumed after use.
Items obtainable with Keys are:
*HM (Buried Relic, 80F)
*HM (Solar Cave, 10F)
*HM (Buried Relic, 70F)
*HM (Wyvern Hill, 30F)
*HM (Buried Relic, 45F)
*HM (Solar Cave, 15F)
* (Western Cave, 59F)
* (Mt. Faraway, 30F)
* (Northwind Field, 20F)
* (Wyvern Hill, 20F)
*TM (Far-off Sea, 50F)
*TM (Far-off Sea, 72F)
==Gallery==
===Appearance===
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
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===Locked doors===
Green locked door PMDGTI.png|Green locked door
Locked Door PMDGTI.png|Red locked door
==Trivia==
*Issue #28 of hints that Keys can be found in the Desert Region.
==In other languages==
Black Key
Blue Key
Green Key
Red Key
==Related articles==
Category:Keys
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Key Item

Key Items (Japanese: なもの indispensable items) are special items that players can only obtain once, and tend to either aid the progression of the story or a specific task, allow access to new areas, give the player access to a certain mechanic, or affect the form changes of the player's . They are mostly specific to the different . They cannot be bought or sold at Poké Marts, disposed of without fulfilling their purpose, or given to Pokémon to hold. Key items cannot be stored in the PC in . Since Generation II, these items have been given their own classification, and have been stored in a separate pocket in the Bag. Some Key Items can also be registered to a button for use in the overworld.
==Obtaining Key Items==
Key Items are generally not found lying on the ground, but are usually obtained throughout the storyline, and are given to the player by other people. Once a player has obtained a Key Item, there is no way of getting rid of it, unless it is part of the main storyline. For example, the Machine Part found in Kanto in Generation II as part of the mission to save the Kanto Power Plant could only be removed when the player had taken it back to the Plant and given it to the manager. Some Key Items, such as the SquirtBottle, are not deleted once their usefulness has passed, and remain in the inventory for the remainder of the game.
==Common Key Items==
Although many Key Items are specific to the game being played, basic items continue to feature:
* - Items that enable players to travel faster than walking and/or clear certain obstacles.
* - Items that enable players to fish for Pokémon in .
* Cases - Items for the storage of s, Accessories, Poffins, and Seals.
* - Items that enable players to open doors and access new areas, such as Card Keys.
* Tickets and es - Items that enable players to board ships, enter Pokémon Contests, and exchange for other Key Items.
* HMs - Items that teach some moves that can be used outside of battle an unlimited number of times. HMs are referred to as Key Items in Japanese games, according to the text that appears when the player attempts to delete them.
==Exchanging Key Items==
The exchanging of one Key Item for another has been present since Generation I: a Bike Voucher was given to the player to exchange for a Bicycle. Key Item exchanging can only happen once, with the exception of Generation III, in which the player can swap the two bikes (the and the ) as they choose. In any case, only one or two Key Items can be exchanged.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
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Key to Room 1

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The Key to Room 1 (Japanese: １ごうしつのカギ Room No. 1 Key), known as the Rm. 1 Key in Generation III, is a Key Item introduced in Generation III.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The Key to Room 1 unlocks the door to Room 1 inside the Abandoned Ship/Sea Mauville, and is part of the puzzle to obtain the Scanner/. It breaks upon using it, consuming the item.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Abandoned Ship (Room 3)
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| Sea Mauville (right side; from a female ) 
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* Abandoned Ship/Sea Mauville
* Key to Room 2, Key to Room 4, and Key to Room 6
* List of Key Items in Generation III
* List of Key Items in Generation VI
Category:Key Items
Category:Keys
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Key to Room 2

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The Key to Room 2 (Japanese: 2ごうしつのカギ Room No. 2 Key), known as the Rm. 2 Key in Generation III, is a Key Item introduced in Generation III.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The Key to Room 2 unlocks the door to Room 2 inside the Abandoned Ship/Sea Mauville, and is part of the puzzle to obtain the Scanner/. It breaks upon using it, consuming the item.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Abandoned Ship (Room 3)
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| Sea Mauville (Room 1) 
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* Abandoned Ship/Sea Mauville
* Key to Room 1, Key to Room 4, and Key to Room 6
* List of Key Items in Generation III
* List of Key Items in Generation VI
Category:Key Items
Category:Keys
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Key to Room 4

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The Key to Room 4 (Japanese: 4ごうしつのカギ Room No. 4 Key), known as the Rm. 4 Key in Generation III, is a Key Item introduced in Generation III.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The Key to Room 4 unlocks the door to Room 4 inside the Abandoned Ship/Sea Mauville, and is part of the puzzle to obtain the Scanner/. It breaks upon using it, consuming the item.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Abandoned Ship (Room 1)
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| Sea Mauville (northern exterior; from a man) 
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* Abandoned Ship/Sea Mauville
* Key to Room 1, Key to Room 2, and Key to Room 6
* List of Key Items in Generation III
* List of Key Items in Generation VI
Category:Key Items
Category:Keys
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Key to Room 6

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The Key to Room 6 (Japanese: 6ごうしつのカギ Room No. 6 Key), known as the Rm. 6 Key in Generation III, is a Key Item introduced in Generation III.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The Key to Room 6 unlocks the door to Room 6 inside the Abandoned Ship/Sea Mauville, and is part of the puzzle to obtain the Scanner/. It breaks upon using it, consuming the item.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Abandoned Ship (Room 4)
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| Sea Mauville (Room 2; from the )
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* Abandoned Ship/Sea Mauville
* Key to Room 1, Key to Room 2, and Key to Room 4
* List of Key Items in Generation III
* List of Key Items in Generation VI
Category:Key Items
Category:Keys
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Khoury

Khoury (Japanese: カズナリ Kazunari) is a recurring character in . He is a and a traveling partner of .
==History==
Khoury debuted in An Egg Scramble!, where he traveled to Sinnoh with and his father to take part in the Johto Festival. He wanted to visit Sinnoh so that he could observe and hopefully catch the . He was also interested in learning about Pokémon breeding and asked if would mentor him.
In A Rivalry to Gible On!, after encountering a , Khoury became determined to it to raise it into "an awesome ", which he eventually did after a closely-fought competition with , who had the same goal. 
In Bagged Then Tagged!, he had a Tag Battle with Lyra against and . Despite his Totodile evolving into during the match, he and Lyra eventually lost. At the end, Khoury, his father, and Lyra left on a blimp headed to Johto and said their good-byes. Khoury had also agreed to become Lyra's traveling buddy, upon her request.
==Character==
Khoury tends to panic very easily but is always very excited to meet a new Pokémon.
==Pokémon==
This listing is of Khoury's known in :
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* Khoury shares his Japanese voice actor with and Tyson.
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	カズナリ Kazunari 	
English, German, Spanish	Khoury 	
French 	Corentin 	
Korean 	화성 Hwaseong 	Korean reading of 和成 Kazunari.
Chinese () 	一成 Yīchéng 	From 一成 kazunari. Literally means "one change".
==Related articles==
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Category:Pokémon Breeders
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Khoury's Croconaw

Khoury's Croconaw (Japanese: カズナリのアリゲイツ Kazunari's Alligates) is Khoury's first partner Pokémon.
==History==
Khoury's Croconaw first appeared as a Totodile in An Egg Scramble!. When Khoury introduced it to and it was feeling depressed and was not eating its . However, crushed some with a and sprinkled them on its food, which made Totodile want to eat the food. When he, , and were looking for , who had stolen 's Pokémon Egg, Khoury called for Totodile to use up towards the sky as a signal to alert Dawn and of where he was. Totodile was seen again at the beginning of next episode.
In A Rivalry to Gible On!, Totodile was used to help track down a that was attacking people near a Pokémon Center. After getting into a scuffle with , Totodile and its were eventually able to find Gible. Totodile matched Gible's moves, wearing it down allowing Khoury to it.
In Bagged Then Tagged!, Totodile was used in a Tag Battle alongside Lyra's , against Ash's Monferno and Dawn's Cyndaquil. In the heat of the battle, Totodile evolved into Croconaw and Khoury learned from his Pokédex that it could use new attacks, such as . Despite the type advantage it had over its opponents, Croconaw was unable to stand up to Monferno's and was defeated.
==Personality and characteristics==
When and first introduced themselves to Totodile, it initially ignored them. However, it appears that the only reason Totodile was being unsociable was because it was upset that it had been given food it did not like. It was later seen being friendly with the other Pokémon.
As a reflection of its Trainer, Totodile seems to care for Lyra as a friend, prompting her to get on stage at the festival and alerting her and the others that her had wandered off. It also seems to be quite the competitive Pokémon, evidenced by its quarreling with and fighting an unorthodox battle with Gible. In contrast to Ash's Totodile, it is not as energetic.
==Appearance==
As a Totodile
==Moves used==
==Related articles==
Category:Animation characters (Pokémon)
Category:Animation characters' first Pokémon
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Khoury's father

Khoury's father (Japanese: カズナリの父 Kazunari's father) is a minor recurring character who first appeared in An Egg Scramble!.
He, his son, and traveled to Sinnoh and set up the Johto Festival in order to get Sinnoh s interested in the Johto region. He also hoped that Khoury would gain some valuable information on Sinnoh Pokémon and was in charge of the Moomoo Milk stand. He gave , , and some ice cream made from Moomoo Milk. Later, he judged the battle between Dawn's Piplup and Lyra's during the festival.
Near the end of the episode, Lyra and Khoury persuade him to let them travel with Ash and for a while, with Lyra wanting to see the Lilypad Town Pokémon Contest and Khoury wanting to learn more about from Brock.
Before returning to Johto with Lyra and Khoury in Bagged Then Tagged!, he gave a Pokégear to .
==Voice actors==
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
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Khristine Hvam

Khristine Hvam is an American voice actress for the English dub of . She is currently affiliated with Stewart Talent Agency.
==Pokémon roles==
Khristine Hvam joined the cast during the tenth movie. She gained a more important role in providing the voice of Professor Juniper.
===Animation===
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=====Major=====
* Professor Juniper
* Alice
* Juanita
=====Minor=====
* Francesca
* cheerleader (BW005-BW006)
==External links==
* Official website
* Facebook
* Twitter
* Voice123 profile
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Kiaraway

Kiaraway, or Kiara for short (Japanese: キャラウエー Caraway) is a Pokémon Trainer from the manga series Magical Pokémon Journey.
==Character==
Kiaraway specializes in collecting Pokémon. He is a cocky, arrogant, goofy boy who has a big crush on Coconut.
==History==
Kiaraway is first mentioned in Vulpix and Cyndaquil as and 's Trainer, or "Big Bro", shown in silhouette only. He is fully introduced later in Coconut's Love Waltz (Part 1), where he comes to meet Coconut on the recommendation of Vulpix and Cyndaquil and immediately gets a huge crush on Coconut, stealing her first kiss.
Despite Coconut's resistance, he continues to pursue her until the end of the manga. In the "Thank You Page", where author Yumi Tsukirino describes what happens to each character after the end of the story, she states that Kiaraway and Coconut will begin dating within a few years.
==Pokémon==
==Trivia==
* In the Japanese version, he speaks in a Kansai dialect, as well as his Pokémon which have speaking parts, Vulpix and Cyndaquil. However, in the English translation by Chuang Yi, while Vulpix and Cyndaquil keep their accents, Kiaraway does not.
==Related articles==
Category:Magical Pokémon Journey characters
Category:Fire-type Trainers
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Kiawe's grandfather

Kiawe's grandfather is a recurring character in . He was an island kahuna of Akala Island and Olivia's immediate predecessor.
==In animation==
===History===
Kiawe's grandfather debuted in a flashback in Young Kiawe Had a Farm!, where Kiawe explained that his grandfather was his inspiration to become a .
He was mentioned in A Shivering Shovel Search!, where told that his grandfather used to warn him about lone shovels on the beach, as they could belong to .
In a flashback in A Crowning Moment of Truth!, he hosted a past Wela Fire Festival on Akala Island, where Trainers get their Pokémon to wear the Wela Crown (Japanese ヴェラの冠 Crown of Wela).
In The Young Flame Strikes Back!, Kiawe mentioned that his grandfather was once the protector of Kiawe's family's Paniola Ranch.
In That's Some Spicy Island Research!, Kiawe mentioned that Hapu's late grandfather Sofu was best friends with his own grandfather.
In a flashback in Run, Heroes, Run!, Kiawe remembered what his grandfather had taught him as he and Charizard were diving towards the ground. He was later seen as an apparition created by alongside Sofu before fading away.
===Character===
Kiawe's grandfather's wisdom and talents directly influenced 's desire to become a formidable in his own right. Following his passing, Kiawe inherited and took on the Akala grand trial to earn his grandfather's Z-Ring. He had an immense respect for the power and grace of Wela Volcano, also instilled in Kiawe. Kiawe's grandfather took great pride in his ceremonial role as Akala's island kahuna and hosting the Wela Fire Festival.
===Pokémon===
====Given away====
===Voice actors===
==In the games==
====Pokémon Masters EX====
Kiawe's grandfather was often mentioned by in his lines in Pokémon Masters EX. In one of those quotes, Kiawe revealed that he was a great dancer and that his grandson's goal is to match him.
=====Pokémon=====
==Trivia==
* Closed captions refer to him as Kiawe's grandpa.
==Related articles==
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Category:Animation characters
Category:Deceased characters
Category:Island Kahunas
Category:Trainers with Z-Rings
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