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Joe (Duel)

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Joe (Japanese: ジョー Joe) is a character in Pokémon Duel. He is the owner of Atlantis and a member of the Roger family.
==Personality==
Joe speaks with an accent resembling a 1920's gangster, and he has no qualms about using underhanded tactics to get his way. He is skilled at covering up evidence of his crimes as well, as Carlo is unable to find any proof of foul play among the records of Joe's achievements. Joe is also a skilled PFG player despite using these methods, having once tied in a non-AI match against Master Rosé, the PFG World Champion.
While Joe is skilled at deception, he is also shown to be gentle when not maintaining his facade for his superior or adversaries.
==Deck==
==Plot==
Joe works under Don Roger of the Roger family, and is tasked with locating the Gemini AI devices Carlo and Another at the Pokémon Figure Game (PFG) World Championships on Carmonte Island. Joe encounters the player and Luca at Atlantis, and is able to determine that they hold the two devices. To approach the pair, the Roger family arranges to make Joe the owner of the hotel, as well as sabotage the figures of many of the tournament's players. Luca is quick to blame the Rogers based on the group's shady reputation, large size, and control of figure maintenance for the event, but Joe denies his claims. However, Joe makes a bet to admit to all of his crimes should he be defeated by the player - a promise that he honors once the player emerges victorious.
After Joe's and later Brenda's defeat at the player's hands, Don Roger attempts to win the player's AI device in a duel, but fails as well. As a backup plan, Roger has Joe kidnap Tia, Luca's sister, in order to coerce Luca to assist in obtaining Carlo. Luca complies, but the Another personality in his device awakens and arranges for Tia to be released early. Joe brings Tia to a plaza and releases her there, showing some concern for her safety, and wishing Brenda were as kind as her.
Later on, Don Roger re-evaluates the goals of the Roger family, and decides to have them support the player instead of acting as obstacles to them. Joe is surprised at the shift, but maintains his loyalty to Roger and agrees to follow.
==Quotes==
==Names==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	ジョー Joe 	
English 	Joe 	Same as his Japanese name
==Related articles==
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Joe (EP009)

Joe (Japanese: ジュン Jun) is a student of Pokémon Tech.
==In animation==
===History===
Joe was a character of the day in the episode The School of Hard Knocks.
 and were lost in a forest when they saw Joe, who was being quizzed on facts about while being forced to run on a treadmill. Ash thought he was being bullied, so he chased the older children away. Joe explained that he was a student at Pokémon Tech, a school that teaches students how to train . He is on the bottom of the beginner class and the other kids were tutoring him before Ash showed up. Apparently, Joe actually knew everything about Pidgey and its evolutions, but he was pretending to be ignorant so he would not have to work harder. Ash demanded to know who was responsible for the "tutoring" program, and Joe showed him a picture of a pretty young girl named Giselle. It seemed that Joe had a crush on her, despite her harsh treatment.
Joe took Ash and his friends to the campus and showed them around. He explained that graduates of the school are allowed to compete in the Pokémon League without having to challenge Gym Leaders or collect Badges. As a beginner, Joe had the skills of someone with about two Badges. He felt obligated to remain at Pokémon Tech because his parents paid so much to get him in. Joe then demonstrated some of the tools the school offered, such as a simulator that appeared to resemble the . was annoyed by this, thinking that the simulation could not make up for the real thing, and proved this by defeating Joe in a battle, with Joe using his Weepinbell and Misty using her , despite the disadvantage on her part versus a . (although ’s is super effective against ‘s meaning that neither side has a type advantage against the other)
After witnessing Ash's Pikachu defeat Giselle's , Joe was finally convinced that he should leave Pokémon Tech, deciding to try to collect Badges instead. He and Giselle bid farewell, promising to meet again some day.
===Pokémon===
===Voice actors===
==In the manga==
===The Electric Tale of Pikachu===
Joe makes a cameo appearance in Pikachu's Excellent Adventure, where he and Giselle attend a performance by Duplica and her .
==In the games==
Like Giselle, a based on Joe appears in . A with a Weepinbell is on , which, like Pokémon Tech in the , is between Cerulean City and Vermilion City. He is seen talking to a Jr. Trainer♀ with a .
===Pokémon===
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===Quotes===
* Before battle
:"I'm doing this out of love. Leave me alone!"
* Being defeated
:"No, this can't be..."
* After being defeated
:"My love will leave me in disgust."
==Related articles==
Category:Red, Blue and Yellow characters
Category:Electric Tale of Pikachu characters
Category:Kanto characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
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Joe (M13)

Joe (Japanese: ジョー Joe) is a supporting character who appeared in Zoroark: Master of Illusions, and the grandfather of Karl. He is an old watchmaker who has lived in Crown City for his entire life.
==In the movies==
Joe and , a close friend of his, were first seen fleeing from the intense flames left behind by an by taking refuge in Tammy's flower shop. All the while, they were unaware that the Entei was actually an illusion created by a . Joe later met up with his grandson Karl, and joined everyone back to Tammy's shop for tea. There, he explained the legend of , as well as the story of the disaster that befell Crown City twenty years prior. Tammy, like Joe, refused to evacuate like the other townspeople because they believed that the city's guardians would not seek to destroy Crown City, like the news had been claiming.
His suspicions proved to be correct, as he and Tammy later witnessed the real city's guardians battling Zoroark. He allowed Karl, , , and Rowena to take shelter from Grings Kodai in Joe's house. There, he revealed that he helped construct the Pokémon Baccer World Cup countdown clocks in the city. They soon discovered Kodai's scheme to steal the Time Ripple's power. Joe's information led Ash and his friends to the final countdown clock, hidden in the Pokémon Baccer Stadium gardens, where the Time Ripple was.
Joe and Tammy later joined Ash and his friends after they foiled Kodai's plot. He watched as made several plants grow before it time travelled away. He was among those who confronted Kodai and witnessed his arrest by Officer Jenny. Afterwards, he joined Ash, his friends, and Tammy at the seaport to see Karl, Rowena, , and Zoroark set sail for the Unova region.
===Pokémon===
===Artwork===
Ken Sugimori's design of Joe and
===Voice actors===
==In the manga==
Joe appears in the .
==Related articles==
Category:Animation charactersCategory:Movie characters
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Jogger (Trainer class)

A Jogger (Japanese: ジョギング Jogging) is a type of Pokémon Trainer that first debuted in the Generation IV games. They are young men in visors and athletic outfits.
They use a variety of , but are notable because they can only be battled in the morning. It could be said that their counterparts are , who can only be battled at night.
==Gallery==
===Sprites and models===
 	
Sprite from 	VS model from
 	
Overworld sprite from	Overworld model from
==Trainer list==
===Pokémon Diamond and Pearl===
===Pokémon Platinum===
===Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl===
==Trivia==
* In Pokémon GO, "Jogger" is the name of an achievement awarded for walking at least 10 kilometers.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
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es:Corredor
fr:Joggeur
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Johanna's Glameow

Johanna's Glameow (Japanese: アヤコのニャルマー Ayako's Nyarmar) is a owned by Johanna.
==History==
Glameow first appeared in Following A Maiden's Voyage! and appears to be the family's pet. However, when Johanna was younger, Glameow was used in many Pokémon Contests, having helped her to win the Grand Festival and become a Top Coordinator. It is seen in many of the pictures at 's house competing in Contests alongside Johanna and accepting Contest trophies. It is also seen with Johanna when she watches Dawn compete in Contests.
Johanna has a specific Poffin recipe for Glameow which Dawn has assisted her in making, mentioned in Oh Do You Know The Poffin Plan!. Dawn, however, did not realize that this recipe was only made with Glameow in mind, which tasted horrible to her first three Pokémon. , on the other hand, found it to be delicious.
In a flashback in Battling the Generation Gap!, Glameow was revealed to have lost a battle against Lila's by points.
In Strategy Begins at Home!, Glameow battled alongside against Dawn's Piplup and in a two-on-two Contest Battle. Johanna's Pokémon eventually won the match.
In Challenging a Towering Figure!, Glameow and Umbreon briefly performed at the beginning of the Festival Battle Challenge, much to the delight of the attendees.
In Teaching the Student Teacher!, Glameow assisted its owner with teaching at a Trainer's School.
Glameow appeared alongside Johanna during the ending credits of Zoroark: Master of Illusions.
In DPS01, Glameow battled Dawn's Piplup and alongside Umbreon. It was able to do some dazzling combinations with Umbreon, but when Piplup and Cyndaquil unleashed their - combination, the battle was stopped due to them fighting.
==Personality and characteristics==
From Glameow's debut in Following A Maiden's Voyage!, it showed many characteristics of a common house cat, appearing quite lazy and docile. It appeared to like , its Trainer's daughter, even watching her as she rode off on her journey. 
Later in Strategy Begins at Home!, Glameow, along with Johanna's Umbreon, acted very distant with Dawn's Piplup, not accepting the new member of its family. Johanna later mentioned that it and Umbreon are usually very picky eaters, while they ate the food that made. This reflects their initial response to meeting Piplup, not being too accepting of the new.
==Moves used==
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
Glameow first appeared as a cameo in Perturbed by Pachirisu, when was watching recordings of past s featuring Johanna and Glameow.
Glameow also appeared in Stopping Sableye, Bogging Down Quagsire, and Cleaning Up Grimer as a pet Pokémon in 's house.
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon belonging to Ash and friends' family
Category:Pokémon Adventures characters (Pokémon)
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John

John (ジョン) has several referrals:
* For the character from Pokémon: Twilight Wings, see John (Galar).
* For the character in the , see John (TCG GB).
* For the character in Pokémon Art Academy whose Japanese name is ジョン (John), see Lee (Art Academy). 
* For the character from Spell of the Unown: Entei, see Schuyler.
* For the character of the day in Stage Fight!, see Roger.
* For the which evolved into , nicknamed "Tony" in the English dub, see Ralph.
* For a related search, see Jonathan.
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John (Galar)

John (Japanese: ジョン John) is a character who appeared in Pokémon: Twilight Wings, and the main character of its first episode.
==History==
John is currently being treated for an unknown illness in a hospital, where he met his good friend while they shared a wardroom. They bonded over their shared dreams of becoming Pokémon Trainers like their idol, the Galar Leon. John in particular wanted to watch one of Leon's matches in-person.
In Letter, John and Tommy learned that Rose, who operates the Galar Pokémon League, was coming to visit the hospital. John was determined to write a letter for Leon, but he missed the visit. He and Tommy rushed to the hospital roof, where they were able to deliver the letter to Chairman Rose before he could depart on the Flying Taxi.
In Moonlight, John remained in the hospital for further observation following another operation. Tommy, meanwhile, had been discharged after making a full recovery. The two had a fight beforehand over John's ambitions of becoming a Trainer. Tommy, following on the advice of Allister, sneaked back into the hospital and apologized to John for his earlier comments. John accepted the apology, with the pair vowing to become the greatest Trainers together. Meanwhile, John's letter finally reached Leon.
In Sky, John overslept on the day he was due to see Leon's match against Raihan. However, he managed to get in a Flying Taxi. En route, John spotted Leon climbing a mountain and getting lost along the way. He requested for the taxi to land, whereupon he met his idol in person for the first time. Realizing they wouldn't reach the match in time, John flew with Leon on the and arrived at the stadium. Afterwards, he remained on the field, watching the battle.
==Character==
John hopes to become a great Pokémon Trainer just like his idol Leon once he recovers from his illness. He is enthusiastic and has a collection of Leon memorabilia that decorates his wardroom. However, he can become too fixated by one thing, with his friend often reminding John to stay realistic about his condition.
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* As a tribute to the end of the miniseries, director Shingo Yamashita posted an image of the first day of John and Tommy's on his Twitter. In the image, Tommy is seen with a and John with a . This also suggested that they were discharged from the hospital. Also in the picture, the attire John wears for his journey is similar to the attire Ash Ketchum wore during his Kalos journey.
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ジョン John 	
English, German,Spanish, French, Italian	John 	Same as his Japanese name
Korean 	존 Jon 	Transcription of his Japanese name
Chinese () 	約翰 / 约翰 Yuēhàn 	Transcription of his Japanese name
Chinese () 	約翰 Yeukhohn 	Transcription of his Japanese name
Thai 	จอห์น John 	Same as his Japanese name
Category:Pokémon: Twilight Wings characters
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John (TCG GB)

John (Japanese: タカシ Takashi) is one of the three Club Members from the Fire Club, under Club Master , in .
==Pokémon Trading Card Game==
This person challenges the player to a 4 prize card match.
Upon defeat, this person awards the player with two booster packs.
===Anger Deck===
==Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!==
===Flame Festival Deck===
Flame Festival Deck (Japanese: ほのおのおまつりデッキ) is the only deck played by John, played as a 4 prize card match. Defeating John gets the player two booster packs.
John starts the game trapped in a cage with the other Fire Club members. After GR3 is defeated for the second time, he leaves the Fire Club and all members are freed. John still cannot be battled at this point, but will be able to accept challenges after freeing at the GR Lightning Fort.
==Sprites==
 	 	 	 	
Sprite from	Main sprite from	Win sprite from	Loss sprite from	Overworld sprite from and
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Male characters
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John Loeffler

John Loeffler (sometimes credited as John Leffler or Joe Loeffler) is a former producer, writer, and singer for the English-language dub of .
As CEO of Rave Music, he was in charge of all the music for the U.S. localization of the show from its inception to the seventeenth season. Up until this time, Loeffler produced all of the original music for the series, including album releases, movie scores, dub scores, and the Pokémon Live! show. He has written, composed, or arranged a majority of the tracks with many composers including John Siegler (also of Rave), David Wolfert, and Norman J. Grossfeld, producer of the 4Kids dub. He was involved in producing the opening themes from seasons 1-4, and has written and produced the English opening themes from the ninth season to the sixteenth season of Pokémon the Series. John is also respectably credited for composing and writing the lyrics of the seventeenth season opening theme as the song was based on the first season's opening theme.
After producing Pokémon Theme (Version XY), he and David Wolfert were replaced by Ed Goldfarb.
==Credits==
===Producing credits===
* Pokémon 2.B.A. Master
* Pokémon the First Movie: Original Motion Picture Score
* Pokémon the Movie 2000 Soundtrack
* Totally Pokémon
* Pokémon Gotta Catch 'em Live!
* Pokémon 3: The Ultimate Soundtrack
* Pokémon Christmas Bash
* I'll Always Remember You
* Living in the Shadow
* This is a Beautiful World
* If We Only Learn
* I Believe in You
* Follow Your Star
* It's All Inside of You
* We're Coming Home
* Battle Frontier
* Diamond and Pearl
* We Will Be Heroes
* Battle Cry - (Stand Up!)
* We Will Carry On!
* This is the Moment
* Black and White
* Rival Destinies
* It's Always You and Me
* World of Wonder
* Pokémon Theme (Version XY)
* Pokémon Theme (Gotta' Catch 'Em All)
===Lead vocals===
He has provided lead vocals for:
* You Can Do It (If You Really Try)
* The movie version of We Will Be Heroes
==External links==
*Profile and Interview with John Loeffler, 2000
*Facebook
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John Siegler

John Siegler was a music director at 4Kids Entertainment from 2000 to 2009, who has written and arranged several of the English opening themes. He also co-produced the Pokémon Live! show with John Loeffler. He has also done work for other cartoon series.
==Songs==
Siegler has written the lyrics of the following songs:
* Believe in Me
* Unbeatable
Siegler has also co-produced and/or arranged the following songs:
* Pokémon Theme
* What Kind of Pokémon Are You?
* You Can Do It (If You Really Try)
* Kanto Pokérap
* The Time Has Come (Pikachu's Goodbye)
* 
* Pokémon Johto
* Born to Be a Winner
* Believe in Me
* I Wanna Be a Hero
* Make a Wish
* This Dream
* This Side of Paradise
* Unbeatable
* We Will Meet Again
* Pokémon Theme (Version XY)
==External link==
* John Siegler's Public Profile 
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Johnny

Johnny (Japanese: ジオンビ Giambi) is a character of the day who appeared in Shocks and Bonds. He is a Pokémon Trainer who took part in the Double Battle rounds of the Ever Grande Conference.
Sometime before had his with Clark in the third of the Trainer's Double Battles, Johnny was paired up with . He sent out his and against Tyson's and .
After Ash and Morrison finished their battles, they both raced to see Johnny's battle against . By the time they got there, Johnny's Blastoise and Tyson's Donphan were both defeated, as indicated by the scoreboard. Johnny was down to his Aggron while Tyson had Sceptile.
Johnny had trouble with Sceptile as Sceptile kept on using and its speed to dodge his Aggron's . This caused Aggron to get tired out. Johnny had Aggron use which gave Sceptile a chance to go for . Johnny saw this as an opportunity to finish Sceptile off by having Aggron use Metal Claw but Sceptile's Solar Beam finished charging and unleashed it at Aggron, defeating it. Tyson's victory allowed him to move on to the next round while Johnny was eliminated from the tournament.
==Pokémon==
This listing is of Johnny's known in :
==Achievements==
===Badges obtained===
This listing is of the Badges Johnny has obtained in the Hoenn region:
* At least eight Badges (prior to Saved by the Beldum)
===Pokémon League===
Johnny has competed in the following Pokémon League Conferences:
* Ever Grande Conference - Top 64 (Shocks and Bonds)
==Voice actors==
==Related articles==
Category:Hoenn characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
Category:Male characters
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Johto (musical group)

Johto was the sextet that recorded most of the songs on the Totally Pokémon soundtrack. Most of the songs were fronted by one or two of the members, with the rest providing background vocals. The only exception was Pokérap GS, which featured all members equally.
According to Shauna McCoy's personal website, auditions for a "Pokémon pop group" took place in June 2000 in New York. The six members were hand-picked by John Loeffler and his team at Rave Music, who produced and composed most of the music for the U.S. localization.
The CD was recorded that fall, and although a promotional tour was planned, it was apparently canceled, and the album was ultimately released with little fanfare. No further songs were developed, but marketing efforts combined the "Totally Pokémon" songs with new ones for the third movie soundtrack, released in April.
Although Johto has disbanded since the release of the repackaged soundtrack, their songs still occasionally appear in the .
==Reunion==
In 2022, comedy actor Cody Burns reunited five of the Johto members for a special video performance of "Pokémon Johto". The song debuted on episode 43 of the Every Pokémon Ever charity benefit.Every Game Ever Ep. 43 - 2022 Pokémon JOHTO Reunion Performance
==Members==
* Jolan Boockvor
* Jamily Gray
* PJ Lequerica
* Shauna McCoy
* Shareef McQueen
* Élan Rivera
Nikki Gregoroff and Eric Stuart, the voice of and James, also appeared on the soundtrack.
==Trivia==
* Shauna McCoy recorded lines for the character in the third movie, but her dialogue was scrapped and rerecorded by Lisa Ortiz.
==References==
==External links==
* Various photos of the group
* PJ Lequerica's MySpace Music Page
* Élan Rivera's MySpace Music Page
* Press release mentioning the upcoming release of a "new, yet unnamed vocal group"
* Every Game Ever Ep. 43 - 2022 Pokémon JOHTO Reunion Performance
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Johto C (Phys) Extension (Skill)

Johto C (Phys) Extension (Japanese: ジョウトＣ物理時間延長 Johto Circle (Physical) Time Extension) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
The duration of Johto Circle (Physical) that is active on the allied field of play will be extended when a sync pair with this skill is on the allied side. Higher numbered skills will extend the duration of the Johto Circle (Physical) further. Currently, only Johto C (Phys) Extension 3 is available on scoutable sync pairs.
==Availability==
===Johto C (Phys) Extension 3===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate in circles
Category:Skills with effects on circles
Category:Skills that affect the allied side
Johto Cuties Collection

The Johto Cuties Collection is a collection of merchandise released in on June 2, 2016 exclusively through the U.S. Pokémon Center Online. The collection focuses on three baby Pokémon from the Johto region—, , and —and features them on clouds with lightning bolts, hearts, and stars. The merchandise includes and a ceramic mug. Although not made for the collection and released separately from it, a plush and a spinning keychain are also included.
==Available products==
Product 	Price
Women's Fitted V-Neck T-Shirt 	$29.95
Youth Relaxed Fit Crewneck T-Shirt 	$24.95
Crew Socks (One Size—Adult) 	$12.50
Ceramic Mug 	$14.95
Pichu Pokémon Petit Plush Keychain 	$7.99
Pichu and Pikachu Spinning Keychain	$9.99
==Product images==
===Exclusive items===
===Other items===
==External links==
* Collection page on Pokémon Center Online
Category:English Pokémon Center collections