Horace

Horace (Japanese: トキオ Tokio) is a recurring character who appeared in Pokémon Journeys: The Series. He is a Pokémon Trainer as well as both a childhood friend and rival to Goh.
==History==
===Pre-series===
Three years prior to Time After Time!, Horace encountered Goh while he was out searching for a . The two quickly became friends after realizing they were both looking for Mythical Pokémon and are equally knowledgeable. With the help of Mr. Norris's , they searched for Celebi together in the Ilex Forest, only to encounter several wild Pokémon that scared them off.
They agreed to meet again the next day, but unknown to Goh, Horace had fallen ill and was unable to make it that day. Goh assumed Horace had stood him up and began holding a grudge against him.
A year later, Horace returned to the forest where he discovered the Ilex Forest shrine. He begged Celebi to take him back to a year ago so he could keep his promise with Goh, but his wish was never granted. Horace instead wrote an apology letter and put it inside of the shrine, hoping Goh would come back and find it.
===Pokémon Journeys: The Series===
Two years later, in the present day, Horace had become a and had a partner Chikorita. He returned to the shrine, where he reunited with Goh, who had discovered the letter. The two apologized for what happened in the past and rekindled their friendship.
Horace reappeared in Battling in the Freezing Raid!, where he was revealed to be a member of Project Mew. Horace was seen at Seafoam Islands, battling a with his when he encountered and Goh. He allowed Goh to catch the Cloyster and joined them in exploring Seafoam Islands in search of an , also encountering along the way. Upon finding Articuno, Horace took part in a against it, using Bayleef, , and , only for Articuno to eventually fly away. After the battle, Horace motivated Goh to do his best, while Gary criticized this way of thinking that Horace and Goh have. Soon after, each of them departed on a different path.
In Narrowing the Chaser Chase!, Horace and Gardevoir took part in a Project Mew challenge of exploring Sea Mauville, where he encountered Goh once more. They teamed up to explore Sea Mauville, defeating multiple Trainers along the way until they were the last two remaining. Danika then informed them that in order to win Project Mew tokens, they would have to battle each other. At first, Horace declined, not wanting to battle Goh, but was soon convinced to battle. Gardevoir eventually won against , earning him three new tokens as a result.
In Chasing to the Finish!, Horace was revealed to have cleared his final Trial Mission and qualified as a Chaser, along with Goh and Gary. Later, it was revealed that as part of the Mission, Horace managed to catch a .
In A Flood of Torrential Gains!, Horace met with the other members of Project Mew in Slateport City to begin the final expedition. During the meeting, he shared his expectations for the final mission with Goh. In Partners in Time!, Horace was briefly seen together with the other members of Project Mew during the climax of 's battle against .
In The Mew from Here!, Horace traveled with the rest of Project Mew to Faraway Island for the final mission. As the group scaled Table Mountain, he was separated from Gary and Quillon, pressing on into the caverns under the island with Goh and Danika. They eventually came upon an underground lake and were confronted by a . In the next episode, Horace's group followed the Kyogre and reunited with Gary and Quillon, discovering that both Kyogre and the the latter group followed were using . After a chaotic battle where Gary, Danika, Quillon and Horace failed to stop Mew's rampage, Goh successfully connected with and calmed it. The rainy season started soon after, forcing Project Mew to end their expedition. Horace, like the others, was offered the chance to stay on as a Chaser in the future, and went his separate ways from Goh and Gary.
In This Could be the Start of Something Big!, Horace and Gary were seen being greeted by at the entrance to his Laboratory.
==Character==
Horace is shown to be very generous and kind, caring about other Challengers who were after and helping Goh to capture a . This Horace's way of thinking is even reflected on his Pokémon, which use strategies more focused on preserving companions and which are known for being more defensive and focused on healing moves, such as and . During the against Articuno, Horace held the party's support position, healing and protecting his allies. While the strategy proved to be advantageous, it failed to do much when his Pokémon were the last ones to remain in battle. Despite this, his participation in the battle was approved by Project Mew, giving Horace a greater number of Tokens than usual. 
Horace joins Project Mew with the intention of discovering every Pokémon, in the hopes that such research will lead him to , due to it also being part of that type. Regarding Goh, Horace is shown to be very supportive, but during the battle that the two participated in, Horace had to call on him for the reason to be able to focus on the battle as a teammate.
In Narrowing the Chaser Chase!, Horace was reluctant to battle Goh in order to win Project Mew tokens but Goh eventually convinced him to battle.
==Pokémon==
Due to his desire to meet Celebi, Horace focuses on catching and training - and . Similar to his battle method, most of Horace's Pokémon are known to have high defensive stats.
This listing is of Horace's known in :
===On hand===
===Traveling with===
		
==Achievements==
===Project Mew===
Horace has completed the following Trial Missions:
* against - 4 Project Mew Tokens (Battling in the Freezing Raid!)
* Unknown Trial Mission - 1 Project Mew Token (prior to Narrowing the Chaser Chase!)
* Sea Mauville battle royale - 3 Project Mew Tokens (Narrowing the Chaser Chase!)
* Follow three sets of virtuous footprints - 3 Project Mew Tokens (Chasing to the Finish!)
==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	トキオ Tokio 	From 時 toki (time)
English, French,Brazilian Portuguese	Horace 	From hōra (Latin for time)
Spanish 	Hernando 	
German 	Hu 	From , a British science fiction TV series about time and space travel
Italian 	Gionata 	From giornata (day)
Korean 	시웅 Siung 	From the hanja reading of the Japanese name 時雄 Tokio. Contains 시 (時) si (time).
Chinese () 	時央 Shíyāng 	From the Japanese name 時央 Tokio. Contains 時 shí (time).
==Related articles==
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Category:Grass-type Trainers
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Category:Trainers with Legendary Pokémon
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