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Dr. Ann Laurent

Dr. Ann Laurent (Japanese: ローラン博士 Dr. Laurent) is one of the characters of . She is a Pokémon neurologist that performed experiments on Mewtwo. She is portrayed by .
==History==
Years ago in the film, Laurent was a Pokémon researcher who conducted experiments to control the minds of Pokémon. Her goal was deemed unethical by her colleagues, and her college grant was subsequently revoked. However, she was hired by Howard Clifford, who wanted her research for the purposes of creating his twisted utopia in which humans and Pokémon were fused together and forced to live as one. Laurent was granted her own laboratory at the Pokémon Comprehensive Laboratory (PCL), where she and other scientists conducted various experiments on Pokémon evolution, such as discolored and oversized .
At some point, Laurent got into contact with Detective Harry Goodman, who she somehow convinced to capture , the most powerful Pokémon in the world, and bring him to PCL. Once she had him in a containment unit, she used his genetics to create R, a drug that could cause any Pokémon to go completely berserk. Under her alias, the "Doctor", she supplied this drug to , the owner of an illegal battle ring in Ryme City, so that the drug can be tested. Laurent also invented a head device that would enable Clifford to implant his own mind into that of Mewtwo. Both the drug and Mewtwo's power would allow Clifford to forcibly insert humans into the bodies of Pokémon.
However, on the night that the device would be tested, Harry, who had discovered Clifford's true intentions and traced the R back to PCL, infiltrated the lab, and had his partner sabotage the machine that kept Mewtwo prisoner. This allowed it to finally escape his confinement, but he also caused a great explosion that Laurent got caught in. It is unknown if she survived or not, though it is likely she did as there was no obituary for her in Lucy Stevens's news clippings.
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Dr. Anna

Dr. Anna (Japanese: アンナ Anna) is a character of the day who appeared in the episode Hassle in the Castle. She also appeared in the Ash & Pikachu manga.
==In animation==
Dr. Anna runs a clinic, along with her assistant Keiko. Here, people with injuries are treated through the help of . Among the many Pokémon at the clinic is her , named "Mimi", which she uses to X-ray her patients to find out what is wrong with them.
One day, and came along. Impressed with Mimi, sent out his own . He asked Dr. Anna if she would be interested in letting him help out at the clinic, and she agreed.
After attacked, Brock sent out Zubat to stop them. During the , his Zubat evolved into . After it used , Dr. Anna's machine—which she used to scan patients—broke. After Team Rocket was sent blasting off, Dr. Anna told Brock that she couldn't have him helping her out, since Golbat's Supersonic was far too powerful. Heartbroken once again, Brock continued on with Ash and .
===Pokémon===
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This listing is of Dr. Anna's known Pokémon:
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==In the manga==
===Ash & Pikachu===
Dr. Anna appears in Treasure Hunting?! Try The Maze!, where she is simply known by "Anna" or "Miss Anna". Like in , she works at a health clinic which uses Pokémon to help their patients. She is part of the tenth generation of her family to operate the Pokémon health clinic out of their castle.
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==Trivia==
* The name of her Zubat, Mimi, may have been derived from meaning ear on the basis that she uses her ears a lot.
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Dr. Ferrara

Dr. Ferrara (Japanese: ツララー博士 Dr. Tsuraraa) is a character of the day who appeared in The Mighty Accelguard to the Rescue!. He is the leader of Team Vanillite, a criminal gang in Driftveil City.
He first appeared inside the Cold Storage with his two henchmen. He planned to take over Unova by assembling an army of Pokémon. He and his henchmen were in the process of stealing all the frozen food from across Unova to bribe the Pokémon into joining Team Vanillite. Dr. Ferrara later appeared when was investigating the Cold Storage and took her hostage. In an attempt to run away from the group, he took on the alter-ego Cryogonal Man (Japanese: フリージ男 Freege Man) with a mask on his face.
Despite all of that, he did not succeed in his plan and ended up being arrested for his criminal deeds.
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==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* His Japanese name presumably comes from 氷柱, Tsurara, the Japanese word for icicle.
* Freege Man is a play on 's Japanese name, Freegeo, as well as the Japanese word for man, otoko. Literally, it is Freege-otoko.
* Freege Man's name could also be a reference to the villain .
* The professor's henchmen, with their costume and scream in mind, were most likely based on the foot soldiers of the organization of the .
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Dr. Ferrara's henchmen

Dr. Ferrara's henchmen are two characters of the day who appeared in The Mighty Accelguard to the Rescue!. They were both hired by Dr. Ferrara to form "Team ", and served as antagonists of the episode.
They were driving a truck to the Cold Storage in order to tell Dr. Ferrara about their task in collecting goods from all over the Unova region. When went inside the Cold Storage to investigate the activity, she was caught by Dr. Ferrara and his henchmen. Linda battled the henchmen with her but it got frozen when it was about to use . Following her loss, Linda was captured and then tied up by the henchmen's boss.
Dr. Ferrara revealed that the minions and him would go around stealing goods, take over Unova and attempt to befriend the , mostly Vanillite, using frozen food. Before they could begin, Charles arrived with and and managed to save Linda. However, Dr. Ferrara and his henchmen were about to get away until Charles in his Accelguard alter ego sped up to them and blocked their way with his motorcycle. While Accelguard took on Dr. Ferrara when he became Cryogonal Man, Ash and Linda handled the two henchmen. They simultaneously defeated the two men and Officer Jenny arrived to arrest them and Dr. Ferrara.
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Dr. Fuji (anime)

Dr. Fuji (Japanese: フジ博士 Dr. Fuji) is a character who appeared in Mewtwo Strikes Back and its remake Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution. He also appeared in The Birth of Mewtwo.
==In animation==
After his daughter died, Dr. Fuji devoted his life to trying to bring her back through the usage of cloning. His wife was distraught and could not continue watching his endeavors, insisting that he could not bring Amber back to life. She eventually left him, yet Fuji still worked to find a way to clone Amber.
Eventually, his studies gained the attention of , who said he would fund Fuji's project if Fuji also cloned . This resulted in the creation of .
After the original two, two, and two died during the experiment, Ambertwo—the cloned form of Amber—died as well, eliciting a heightened emotional response from Mewtwo. Dr. Fuji panicked and administered a form of emotion-suppressing serum to Mewtwo, which may have caused its seemingly-twisted personality. Time passed and Mewtwo matured, though shortly after gaining consciousness, it destroyed the lab on New Island, presumably killing everyone inside—including Fuji. A record of Fuji's final words survived the explosion, which Mewtwo ended up keeping, and was later discovered by Jessie, James, and , who sneaked into New Island.
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==In the games==
Dr. Fuji is likely based on Mr. Fuji, who was formerly known as Dr. Fuji when he founded the Cinnabar Lab.
==In the manga==
===Movie adaptations===
====Mewtwo Strikes Back!====
Dr. Fuji appeared in the of Mewtwo Strikes Back!. He serves the same purpose as his movie counterpart in being the scientist that created Mewtwo, although his motivations and his relationship with his creation differ vastly. In particular, Mewtwo looked up to Fuji like a father, and his death and the destruction of his lab had been deliberately arranged by Fuji in an attempt to prevent Giovanni from using Mewtwo to mass-produce weapons of mass destruction, with Mewtwo being more reluctant to participate. Dr. Fuji mentions that he used to be a Pokémon Trainer in his youth.
====Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution====
Dr. Fuji appeared in the of Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution, playing roughly the same role as he did in the movie. Notably, his expedition to Guyana is excluded from this adaptation.
==Trivia==
* In the novelization of the first movie, he was given the name of "Professor John Smith".
* Dr. Fuji may have been inspired by from , since both lost their child and attempt to recreate them through science, as well as share more than a passing resemblance.
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* Team Rocket scientists
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Dr. Gordon

Dr. Gordon (Japanese: ドクター・ゴードン Dr. Gordon) is a character of the day who appeared in Caterpie's Big Dilemma. 
A scientist, Dr. Gordon operates a laboratory near Saffron City with his student, Zander. His specialty is making inventions based on Pokémon moves, and his lab is filled with a lot of them. Among them, there is a machine that enables him to use 's in order to predict the future, and a costume that gives the user ten times the strength.
One of his accidental and untested inventions, the Mystery Candy Complete, was consumed by Zander's after they fell onto the floor during 's lab heist. The little Pokémon immediately grew in size and broke out of the lab.
Seeing this, Team Rocket decided to kidnap Dr. Gordon so he could design technology for Team Rocket. Zander's Caterpie, meanwhile, had fully evolved into a , which he and used to save the doctor. After Butterfree shrunk back to its normal size, the doctor promised the city's Officer Jenny that he would keep his experiments inside the lab.
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Dr. Hawthorn

Dr. Hawthorn (Japanese: サンザシ博士 Dr. Sanzashi) is a character in Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us: Zeraora's Story. He is a scientist who lives in Fula City. 
==History==
Dr. Hawthorn debuted in ESEZ1, where he meets and Margo during Fula City's Wind Festival. He offered to show the two the Mythical Pokémon and took them to his pavilion to go see it. Once they arrived, Hawthorn used his virtual reality technology to send Ash and Margo into a simulation of Fula City's past. There, Ash and Margo witness the birth of Zeraora and how it protected wild Pokémon from Pokémon hunters.
In ESEZ2, Dr. Hawthorn sent Ash and Margo back into the simulation. However, this time they viewed the events from the perspective of a boy named Norbert (Japanese: ノゾム Nozomu), who got into a confrontation with the Pokémon hunters near Fula City's power plant. Zeraora fought off the hunters' to protect Norbert and his , but during the battle, a catastrophic forest fire was sparked by Tyranitar's . Elekid seemingly perished in the fire, leading Zeraora to rampage and even fight against the that appeared to put the fire out. However, given courage by Zeraora, Norbert found Elekid was still alive and saved it with the help of some of the local Pokémon. As a result, Zeraora calmed down.
Later, after Ash and Margo left, Dr. Hawthorn and Electabuzz were working to clean up the pavilion when Electabuzz found an old photograph of Norbert and Elekid. Dr. Hawthorn recognized it as a photo of himself and Electabuzz from the past, revealing that they were the and Pokémon in Zeraora's story.
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==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	サンザシ博士 Dr. Sanzashi 	From 山査子 sanzashi (the )
English 	Dr. Hawthorn 	From
French 	Professeur Aubépine 	From aubépine (hawthorn)
Korean 	산자시 박사 Sanjasi-baksa 	Transcription of his Japanese name
Chinese ()	山楂博士 Dr. Sāanjā 	From 山楂 sāanjā (the Japanese hawthorn)
Norbert
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ノゾム Nozomu 	From 望 nozomu (hope)
English 	Norbert 	Similar to his Japanese name
Korean 	노조무 Nojomu 	Transcription of his Japanese name
Chinese ()	阿望 Á Mohng 	From the Japanese name 望 Nozomu
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Dr. Kenzo

Dr. Kenzo (Japanese: ケンゾウ Kenzō) is a recurring character in .
==History==
Dr. Kenzo first appeared in A Gruff Act to Follow!, where he saw gazing at some coal in the Oreburgh Mining Museum. He asked the trio what they wanted to see and they chose the Fossil restorer. While going to the Fossil restorer, Dr. Kenzo told them how the museum is split into two parts. As they arrived, Dr. Kenzo told them that the restoration process once the Fossil was in the machine would take 24 hours to complete.
In Wild in the Streets!, Dr. Kenzo discovered that the museum's Fossil-reviving machine was missing. He was then shown standing next to Officer Jenny, watching an destroy part of Oreburgh City. As Roark battled an and a with , Dr. Kenzo found out that Team Rocket were responsible for stealing the Fossil-reviving machine. After Aerodactyl damaged part of Team Rocket's mecha, Dr. Kenzo recalled both Armaldo and Kabutops to their s. He was also able to capture Aerodactyl after Dawn's Piplup and battled it.
==Character==
He is seen to be the director of the Oreburgh Mining Museum, specifically its Fossil-restoration program.
The Pokémon in the museum's controlled environment may belong to him in some degree, as he was seen recalling a rampaging , and also capturing the revived when stole the museum's Fossil-reviving machine.
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==Trivia==
* Dr. Kenzo shares the same Japanese and English voice actors as Dr. Yung.
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Dr. Mason

Dr. Mason (Japanese: Ｄｒ．オーヤマ Dr. Ōyama) is a Pokémon card researcher. He resides in Mason Laboratory, where he teaches people how to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game and coaches practice duels. He was named and modeled after Pokémon Trading Card Game creator Kouichi Ooyama.
==In the games==
===Pokémon Trading Card Game===
In , Dr. Mason leads the player through a practice duel against and afterwards gives the player a choice of three decks to start off with. They are the , , and . He also gives the player 30 additional cards, which are decided by which deck the player picked.
Through the course of the game, Dr. Mason sends 15 Mails that can be accessed on the PC. 12 of which are about each of the Club Masters and later the Grand Masters, with advice to defeat them; and 3 of which contain more hints about other matters. All Mails come with one or more .
===Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!===
In Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!, he gives the player the as their first deck. In both games, he builds a Challenge Machine for card duels after the player finishes the game.
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
Artwork from
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==In the manga==
===Pokémon Card GB The Comix===
Dr. Mason appears in a supporting role in Pokémon Card GB The Comix, a one-shot manga based on the video game of the same name. In Pokémon Card GB The Comix, Dr. Mason provides advice and explains the rules of the Pokémon Trading Card Game to as he duels .
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	Ｄｒ．オーヤマ Dr. Ōyama 	From Kouichi Ooyama, one of the creators of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.Shūsuke Motomiya and One Up (January 29, 1999). Pokémon Card GB Official Guidebook. Media Factory. p. 76. ISBN 488-9918019.
English, French, German, Italian	Dr.Mason 	
Spanish 	Dr.Mayo 	
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Dr. Moss

Dr. Moss (Japanese: ドクター・マスダ Dr. Masuda) is a character of the day who appeared in Delcatty Got Your Tongue. He was seen only in flashbacks and didn't have a speaking role. He is a Pokémon Doctor.
Dr. Moss was Dr. Abby's teacher in the techniques of massage therapy for Pokémon, much like . He gave Dr. Abby the Moon Stone that evolved her into a , teaching her that Abby had to "evolve" herself much like Johnny had.
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Dr. Proctor

Dr. Proctor (Japanese: ドクター・ドク Doctor Doc) is a character of the day who appeared in A Chansey Operation. He is a doctor for humans, who was forced to treat injured Pokémon after an accident involving and a truck load of stolen Pokémon.
Dr. Proctor is a womanizer; he made advances on , Jessie, and Nurse Joy. However, these attempts failed on Misty and Nurse Joy, but not on Jessie, who fell for him immediately.
Proctor also appeared to be very lazy, but mostly, he had very little confidence that he could treat Pokémon, as he had no experience in the matter. He didn't want to open up his hospital to treat any of the injured Pokémon until , , and Nurse Joy convinced him to. However, once he was engaged, he became a skilled and competent physician, treating his patients with confidence and compassion. He also proved to be a formidable fighter, using his medical equipment as weapons to help foil 's attempt to steal all of the injured Pokémon again.
==Pokémon==
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==Trivia==
* Dr. Proctor appears to be based on , a character on the American drama . Rikaya Koyama, Dr. Proctor's Japanese voice actor, was the voice of Dr. Ross in ER's Japanese dub. Like Dr. Proctor, Dr. Ross is a womanizer. And, as Dr. Proctor was drawn to look like Dr. Ross, he looks like an animated version of Dr. Ross's actor, .
==Names==
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Japanese 	ドクター・ドク Doctor Doc 	
English, Italian, Polish, Spanish	Dr. Proctor 	
Finnish 	Tohtori Luusaha 	Literally Doctor Bonesaw
French 	Docteur Lafleur 	
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Dr. Takeda

Dr. Takeda (Japanese: ドクター・タケーダ Dr. Takeda) is a character who appeared in Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire. He is the former owner and a recurring foe of Red's Clefairy.
==Character==
Similar to many characters in the Pokémon Pocket Monsters series, Dr. Takeda has shown a dislike for Red's Clefairy because of the fact that Clefairy refused to act like a Pokémon properly. Since then, Dr. Takeda has plotted his revenge at least twice but failed in both occasions.
==History==
Prior to the beginning of the manga, Dr. Takeda was a student in the Pokémon Trainers' School. After graduating, he went to the Clefairy Village to choose a for himself. Seeing that one of the made a cute expression, Dr. Takeda chose that one but the Clefairy had a mask on the whole time.
Dr. Takeda debuted in Clefairy Goes Home! where he saw Red's Clefairy and recognized that Clefairy as the one that Dr. Takeda chose. Since Dr. Takeda wanted to have revenge on Clefairy, he built a Clefairy robot in order to do so. He ordered it to attack Red's Clefairy and the other Clefairy but failed as the robot short-circuited. The Clefairy were laughing at Dr. Takeda after he ran off with the robot. After his unsuccessful attempt with the first robot, Dr. Takeda builds five more with each of them numbered. They were able to do what Dr. Takeda told them perfectly. Dr. Takeda then ordered the Clefairy robots to lock up the Clefairy. As they were about to throw Red's Clefairy in a shack with his kind, Dr. Takeda's assistant pointed out that the robots stopped working since they were unplugged. Even though Dr. Takeda failed on getting revenge on Red's Clefairy, Clefairy was too late as Dr. Takeda already locked up the other Clefairy. However, Clefairy picked up a rock and banged the door open which revealed the other Clefairy to be having fun instead of getting tortured which Dr. Takeda didn't like.
In Clefairy Transforms, Dr. Takeda brings out a machine that will transform Clefairy. When he ran with it, hoping to find Clefairy, Dr. Takeda meets , , and for the first time. Red became curious about the machine Dr. Takeda had so Dr. Takeda explained that it can make Pokémon evolve so he placed Clefairy inside the machine and with a whirl inside, a Clefable came out but Clefairy was still inside. Trying again, Dr. Takeda presses a different button which made Clefairy's evil side appear, with Red complaining to the doctor about his Clefairy being missing but Clefairy got out, acting different. As the good Clefairy got into a fight with the evil Clefairy, Red got the machine that Dr. Takeda created and placed Clefairy inside in order to change him back to normal. However, this failed as the evil Clefairy was not sucked in all the way through a pipe, something that the whole group did not expect.
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===Formerly owned===
♂
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Dr. White

Dr. White (Japanese: ホワイト Dr. White) is a character of the day who appeared in A Fork in the Road! A Parting of the Ways!. He is a in a small village not far from Lumiose City. He grows in his orchard for his duties as a doctor and occasionally visits houses in his village to treat .
He was first seen rescuing Jessie and from drowning, and then taking them back to his clinic so they could recover. Afterwards, Jessie helped Dr. White out with his duties, as she had become lovestruck by him. He helped his childhood friend, Beatrice, whose was injured by a . He also gave an enraged Beatrice advice not to go after the Pokémon hunter all by herself.
Later, Dr. White helped and when was injured by the same Pokémon hunter. Since Dedenne was trapped in a cage charged with electricity, Dr. White removed the excessive electricity it had acquired. Later, Ash and his friends decided to help James take down the Pokémon hunter. When Jessie told him about this, Dr. White immediately thought Beatrice was after him, only to find her right outside his clinic.
Dr. White later met up with Ash and his friends after they defeated the Pokémon hunter. Even though Jessie thought of living together with Dr. White and even declared her love to him, she decided to continue on with after she saw how much Dr. White cared for Beatrice. Through , she delivered a bouquet of flowers to Dr. White as a way of thanking him. 
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