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Rydel's Cycles

Rydel's Cycles (Japanese: サイクルショップカゼノ Cycle Shop ) is a location in , , . It is located in Mauville City, east of the Pokémon Center.
While appearing like a regular house, there are many bikes on a grassy area outside. The owner, Rydel, will give the a bicycle upon learning that they have traveled from Littleroot Town to Mauville on foot. This serves, as put by a non-player character later in the game, as advertising: the gift bicycle has Rydel's name written all over it.
The bicycle shop has no affiliation with the bike shops of the Kanto and Johto regions. It is the only known bike shop in the Pokémon world to sell two different bicycles: the Acro Bike and the Mach Bike. While only one may be taken at once, Rydel is more than willing to exchange one bike for the other at any point in the game. This must be done to complete certain events and overcome certain obstacles, as each bike performs differently. Instruction manuals for each bike can be found on a pair of tables in the side room of the shop.
In Generation VI, after the Delta Episode, the player has the opportunity to carry both bikes at the same time. After advertising the bikes to certain NPCs, the player will receive the counterpart bike of the one they are currently using as thanks for their continued advertisement of the Rydel brand. The NPCs are located:
* Desert: A up a muddy slope to the north that requires the Mach Bike to climb.
* : A at the northmost maze of bridges, requires and along with the Acro Bike.
* Battle Resort: A biking southeast of the Pokémon Day Care.
==Items==
==Layout==
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 
==Trivia==
* The Japanese motto is .
* Advertisements for Rydel's bikes can be found in Rad Rickshaw's Cycle Shop in the Sinnoh region.
* "Rydel" might be a portmanteau of "ride" and "gravel" from the motto.
* According to a on Seaside Cycling Road, the name "Rydel" is printed all over his bicycles.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
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Rydel's rival

Rydel's rival (Japanese: カゼノのライバル Kazeno's rival) is a character who appeared in Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire. As the name suggests, he is the business rival of Rydel, who also owns a Bicycle Shop next to him.
==Character==
Rydel's rival owns a very successful business, as seen when most of the bikes Rydel sold were cheap and were easily broken, unlike his, where even a heavy Pokémon such as could not break it. 
==History==
Rydel's rival appeared in Serious Bicycle Match!. When and his Pokémon were visiting Rydel to get bikes, noticed a guy next door to Rydel's shop and Rydel introduced him as his rival. Seeing that he was getting more customers than Rydel, Rydel's place was about to get shut down due to lack of customers.
Rydel's rival decided to have a bike race between Red's Pokémon and his Pokémon. He bets 500 yen that his Pokémon would win. Rydel decided to prove his rival wrong by giving a bike but it did not work and Clefairy fell down. Rydel's rival became confident that he was going to win when Clefairy rode on a cheap bike.
During the race, he cheered on his Pokémon so that he could win and prove Rydel that he was right. However, an old lady chasing Clefairy caused Rydel's rival to lose even though his Slaking was about to make it to the finish line.
==Pokémon==
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Rye

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Rye (Japanese: ハク Haku) is a member of the Galaxy Team's Agriculture Corps.
He bears a striking resemblance to Riley, but the relationship between them, if any, is unknown.
==In the core series games==
Rye is featured in Request 88: "Steely Lucario". The request starts when the player interacts with a in the Galaxy Hall Entrance Hall. Rye will then appear and introduce himself, inviting the player to battle them at the Jubilife Village training grounds. 
===Pokémon===
==Quotes==
===Pokémon Legends: Arceus===
;Request 88 - "Steely Lucario"
:;Galaxy Hall (Entrance hall)
::"Something the matter, ?"
::"I'm Rye."
::"...And you are?"
::"OK, you're <player>. Nice to meet you."
::"What is it, Lucario?"
::"It seems Lucario sensed your strong aura, too. If you're willing to battle us, could you come to the training grounds?"
:;Jubilife Village (Training grounds)
:*Before battle
::"I take it you're ready for our ?"
:::I'm ready: "Now then, let's forgo the small talk and proceed right to battle. That's our style!"
:*After being defeated
::"That was a wonderful battle! Seems we need to redo our training, Lucario."
::"Thank you for the experience. I can tell you've met many Pokémon, and that's helped make you stronger. I think we'll test our skills in other places from now on. Let's meet again!"
==Trivia==
* Rye does not have any Trainer data in the game, so when battling against him, the game refers to his Pokémon as "the wild Lucario" and plays the music for wild encounters.
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ハク Haku 	From 白米 hakumai (white rice), matching to Riley being named after brown rice in Japanese
English 	Rye 	From rye and Riley
German 	Orson 	From Urs (Riley)
Spanish 	Kino 	From Quinoa (Riley)
French 	Alben 	From Armand (Riley) and albēns (Latin for whiten)
Italian 	Albisio 	From albus (Latin for white) and Marisio (Riley)
Korean 	백현 Baekhyeon 	From 백미 (白米) baengmi (white rice) and 현이 Hyeon-i (Riley)
Chinese ()	亞白 / 亚白 Yǎbái / Yàbái 	From 亞玄 / 亚玄 Yǎxuán / Yàxuán / Ayùhn and 白米 báimǐ / baahkmáih (white rice)
Chinese ()	亞白 Abaahk 	From 亞玄 / 亚玄 Yǎxuán / Yàxuán / Ayùhn and 白米 báimǐ / baahkmáih (white rice)
==Related articles==
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Ryme (Obsidian Flames 194)

Ryme (Japanese: ライム Lime) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as both a Regular and an card in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. Both prints feature artwork by nagimiso.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Ryme is the Gym Leader of the Montenevera Gym in Paldea. 
Category:Ryme (TCG)
Category:Obsidian Flames cards
Category:Ruler of the Black Flame cards
Category:Illus. by nagimiso
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
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Category:Trainer cards that switch opponent's Active Pokémon
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Ryme City Collection

The Ryme City Collection is a collection of merchandise on the US Online on April 2, 2019. It is one of two collections made for the live action film , the other being the Hi-Hat Cafe Collection.
==Available products==
Product 	Price
Unown H Fitted Crew Neck T-Shirt - Youth 	$24.95
Unown H Relaxed Fit Crew Neck T-Shirt - Adult 	$24.95
Unown O Fitted Crew Neck T-Shirt - Youth 	$24.95
Unown O Relaxed Fit Crew Neck T-Shirt - Adult 	$24.95
Ryme City 10-Year Parade Fitted Crew Neck T-Shirt - Youth 	$24.95
Ryme City 10-Year Parade Relaxed Fit Crew Neck T-Shirt - Adult	$24.95
Ryme City Police Department Polo Shirt - Adult 	$34.99
Ryme City Police Department 9FORTY Baseball Cap by New Era 	$24.99
Ryme City Police Department 20 oz. Mug 	$14.95
Detective Pikachu Pins 	$16.99
Detective Pikachu Movie Patches 	$14.95
Detective Pikachu Movie Stickers 	$9.99
Ryme City Police Department Mini Badge Pin 	$7.99
Detective Pikachu Cycling Road Metal Sign 	$16.95
Detective Pikachu Watch Area Metal Sign 	$16.95
==Product images==
==External links==
* Collection page on Pokémon Center Online
==Related articles==
Category:English Pokémon Center collections
Ryme City Police Station

The Ryme City Police Station (Japanese: ライム警察署 Ryme Police Station) is a location in the game Detective Pikachu Returns. Pikachu is wrongfully detained here after being arrested for destruction of a statue in Fountain Plaza.
==Geography==
The police station is situated on the west side of Ryme City, and houses the offices of local police officers as well as detained Pokémon suspects. The building consists of three floors which are connected by stairs. Ventilation ducts also connect all rooms, which are used by Pikachu to access different parts of the building. A carpark is located behind the building for police cars.
===B1===
Detained Pokémon suspects are located on the basement floor, with a guardroom located on the left which contains a machine that can lock and unlock all detainment rooms with a passcode. 
===1F===
The station lobby is located on the first floor, and provides the access point for the general public to enter the police station. Those with headquarter permission can also access the visiting room to visit detained suspects in the afternoons. 
The first floor also contains a reference room, meeting room, and large office room which are generally restricted to public access. The reference room houses all evidence data for police incidents.
===2F===
Will Butler's office is located on the second floor, which he he is currently borrowing while the Pokémon Protection Bureau's official operations commence. The office contains a safe with information about Ryme City's Pokémon-related incidents, as well as evidence that implicates Butler's ties with Unitas and fabrication of these incidents. 
===Roof===
The roof of the building is primarily used as a place for detained Pokémon to exercise.
==Pokémon==
===B1===
					
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===1F===
					
==In other languages==
Category:Detective Pikachu Returns
Ryo Takamisaki

Ryo Takamisaki (鷹岬 諒 Takamisaki Ryō) is a Japanese manga artist born in August 14, 1963. Ryo grew up in Ibaraki, Japan, and graduated from Nagoya University. Aside from Pokémon, he is known for series such as King of Fighters G, Godzilla vs. Megaguirus and the popular series MegaMan NT Warrior. He frequently uses in his works.
==Pokémon manga by Ryo Takamisaki==
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Takamisaki, Ryo
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Ryo Ueda

Ryo Ueda (Japanese: 植田亮) is a 3D illustrator for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. With the development of 3D software and the death of original 3D artist Keiji Kinebuchi, Ryo Ueda has become one of the TCG's prominent 3D artists. He has provided many images for in the EX expansions, , s, many Full Art cards and some regular print Pokémon-EX cards in the BW and XY expansions, and s. During the Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield Series, Ueda also contributed various gold etched s. Many of the Pokémon he has portrayed are powerful variants within the game, therefore Ueda creates solid renders and plays with lighting and elemental image effects, such as fire or lightning to often give the Pokémon a dominant presence. For non-Pokémon card images, he usually creates the item or location in the foreground and develops an accompanying background or environment to fit the purpose. Thus far, Ueda has illustrated cards. For a list of cards he has illustrated, go here.
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Ryoko Shiraishi

Ryoko Shiraishi (Japanese: 白石涼子 Shiraishi Ryōko) is a Japanese voice actress for .
==Biography==
Shiraishi was born on September 7, 1982 in , , , and became a voice actress as an adult. She joined the during , where she mostly provides voices for . Her most notable role is that of May's Beautifly and its pre-Evolutions.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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=====Humans=====
* Danika
* ♀
* ♀
* ♀
=====Pokémon=====
======Major======
* 
======Minor======
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
===Video games===
====Pokémon Masters EX====
* 
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Sayoko Arashiyama ()
* Azami ()
* Schrödinger ()
* Kaede Nagase ()
* Hayate Ayasaki ()
* Yulier ()
* Anew Returner ()
* Chip ()
* Fū, Nanabi ()
* Chōchō Akimichi ()
* Misaki ()
* Kukuru ()
* Miyuki Takamachi ()
===Dubbing roles===
* ()
* ()
==External links==
* Official website
* Talent profile
Shiraishi, Ryoko
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Ryoma

Ryoma (Japanese: リョウマ Ryōma) is a minor character in Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! and a rival of Shu. He dresses as a and owns a highly mischievous .
==Character==
Ryoma thought of Shu as an amateur Trainer when they first met. After the battle, Ryoma begins to respect him.
==History==
Ryoma first appeared in A Farfetch'd Fencing Match! where he stopped Shu from catching his Farfetch'd, as Shū mistook it for a wild Pokémon. Ryoma explained that his Farfetch'd is unstoppable in terms of speed and power. This made Shu want to battle it in order to prove Ryoma wrong.
They go to Ryoma's dojo where the battle took place. Shu was in a disadvantage at first as Farfetch'd moved super quick. However, Pikachu was able to win using the technique, Thunder Sword, a technique that Shu came up with. With Ryoma defeated, he returns the belt that his Farfetch'd took earlier.
==Pokémon==
Category:Male characters
Ryoma uratsuka

ryoma uratsuka (Japanese: うらつかりょうま Uratsuka Ryōma) is an illustrator who has contributed artwork to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Thus far, ryoma uratsuka has illustrated cards, the first of which was from the expansion.
A full list of cards illustrated by ryoma uratsuka can be found here.
==External links==
* ryoma uratsuka's personal site
* ryoma uratsuka's Instagram
* ryoma uratsuka's Twitter
Uratsuka, Ryoma
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Ryota Iwasaki

Ryota Iwasaki (Japanese: 岩崎諒太 Iwasaki Ryōta) is a Japanese voice actor for .
==Biography==
Iwasaki was born sometime on July 1 in , . He started working on during , mainly voicing minor characters. Iwasaki's most notable roles so far are Mr. Electric and Gladion's Zoroark. He is currently affiliated with the talent agency Atomic Monkey.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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=====Humans=====
======Major======
* Mr. Electric
* Rock hunter
======Minor======
* Man A (SM034)
* Staff Member (SM041)
* Attendant (SM086)
* (SM088-SM090, SM122)
* (SM128, SM130, SM135)
* Security Guard (SM100)
* Reporter (SM110)
* Director (SM113)
* Farley
* Crew member (SM120)
* Trainer (JN002)
* Referee (JN007)
* Staff (JN008)
* MC (JN012)
=====Pokémon=====
======Major======
* Gladion's Zoroark
* 
* (anime; SM121)
======Minor======
* 
* (SM094)
* (SM123)
* (M22)
===Video games===
====Pokémon Masters EX====
* 
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
===Anime series===
* Heishi/Jûmin/Taiin ()
* Inasa Yoarashi ()
* Ten'in B ()
* Sang-jun ()
* Samurai ()
* Reinforcements ()
* Shun Hosoi ()
===Tokusatsu===
* ( (ep. 22))
* ( (ep. 21))
==External links==
* Twitter
* Anime News Network
* Behind The Voice Actors
Iwasaki, Ryota
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Ryota Murayama

Ryota Murayama (Japanese: ), also known as ovopack, is an illustrator for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. He has been illustrating since starting with . He has also illustrated the booster packs for the and expansions. 
==Artwork==
This is a collection of official Pokémon artwork drawn by Murayama.
===Core series games===
As part of a Legendary Pokémon Wallpaper promotion in the run-up to the release of The Crown Tundra, Poké Times released artwork of the and by Murayama.
 promotional wallpaper (Unova)
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===Merchandise===
This is a collection of art for Pokémon merchandise by Ryota Murayama.
There are cards by Murayama. For a complete list, see here.
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 Gaia VolcanoQuote from an artbook talking about Murayama's involvement.
 Tidal StormQuote from an artbook talking about Murayama's involvement.
===Other artwork===
This is a collection of other promotional Pokémon artwork that Murayama has contributed to.
 Snorlax Blocks the WayMurayama confirming he drew the Legends Arceus Snorlax Blocks the Way art. 
==External links==
* Ryota Murayama's Bluesky
* Ryota Murayama's Tumblr
* Ryota Murayama's Twitter
==References==
Murayama, Ryota
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Ryota Saito

Ryota Saito is an illustrator for the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
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* Purugly 
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* Camerupt 
* Manectric 
* Raticate 
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* Probopass 
* Toxicroak 
===Arceus===
* Zapdos 
Saito, Ryota
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Ryu

Ryu (Japanese: リュウ Ryū), known as Ron in the Chuang Yi translation, is a character from Pokémon Adventures and is Clair's disciple.
==History==
Ryu was first seen having a battle with his master, Clair. Although he fought hard, Clair's Dragonair managed to easily defeat his and won the battle. Although she stated that Ryu needed more training before he could defeat her, Clair praised his use of and to block her vision. When Clair notes that a worthy challenger hasn't come by in a while, Ryu brings up the fact that only her cousin Lance was able to best her in battle. This angers Clair, who proceeds to kick Ryu in the face.
Ryu makes a cameo appearance in a flashback in Dealing With A Koffing Fit, where he overhears Clair's conversation with Lance over the Pokégear.
==Character==
Ryu was considered to be interested in Clair as seen when he mentioned about her family history.
==Pokémon==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	リュウ Ryū 	From 竜 ryū (dragon)
English 	Ryu 	From Japanese name
English 	Ron 	
Italian 	Darin 	
Vietnamese	Ryu 	Transliteration of Japanese name
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Category:Pokémon Adventures characters
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es:Ryu/Ron
it:Darin
zh:龙（特别篇）
Ryuko

Ryuko (Japanese: リュウコ Ryūko) is a character in Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon!. She is a young girl with the ability to make it rain. She eventually reveals her true identity to be a .
==History==
Ryuko makes her first appearance in The Raining Crystal Ball. She encounters Shu and his during the middle of a drought. She asks that they find her missing crystal ball so she can make it rain and save the dying Pokémon from the heat. After several failed hours of searching for the ball, Ryuko collapses from heatstroke, forcing Shu to continue doing it alone.
Desperate to find the crystal ball, Shu begins crying from frustration. His tear hits the ground, causing Ryuko's crystal ball to appear from underground. After getting the ball back from Shu, Ryuko reveals that her true form is actually a . She explains that without the crystal ball, she is unable to make rain. Ryuko thanks Shu and Pikachu for their help and causes it to rain, saving the Pokémon.
Category:Female characters
Category:Manga characters (Pokémon)
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Ryuta Fuse

Ryuta Fuse (Japanese: ) is an illustrator who has contributed artwork to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Thus far, Ryuta Fuse has illustrated cards, the first of which was from the expansion.
A full list of cards illustrated by Ryuta Fuse can be found here.
==External links==
* Ryuta Fuse's Twitter
Fuse, Ryuta
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Ryuta Kusumi

Ryuta Kusumi is an artist who worked for Creatures, Inc. as a Pokémon modeler. He also provided illustrations for the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
==Game credits==
* Pokémon Stadium (Japanese) (1998) - Pokémon Modeler
* Super Smash Bros. (1999) - Designer
* Pokémon Snap (1999) - Super Duper Special Chief Designer
* Pokémon Stadium (1999) - Pokémon Modeler
* (2000) - Creatures, Inc.
* Pokémon Stadium 2 (2000) - Pokémon Modeler
* (2001) - Special Thanks
* (2001) - Special Thanks
* (2001) - Special Thanks
* (2001) - Special Thanks
* Super Smash Bros. Melee (2001) - Design: Figure & Stage Modeling
* (2002) - Pokémon mini Project (TPC)
* (2002) - Pokémon mini Project (TPC)
* Pichu Bros. mini (2002) - Pokémon mini Project (TPC)
* Togepi's Great Adventure (2002) - Pokémon mini Project (TPC)
* (2003) - Development Support
==Cards illustrated==
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Kusumi, Ryuta
Kusumi, Ryuta
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Ryōko (TCG GB)

Ryōko (Japanese: リョウコ Ryōko) is a member of Team Great Rocket from Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!. She's one of the s at the GR Psychic Stronghold and is the Fort Leader 's daughter.
She will not duel against the player if this has any s in the active deck.
When defeated, she gives out one of both and booster packs.
==Decks==
===Pokémon Power Deck===
==Sprites==
 	 	 	
Main sprite from	Win sprite from	Loss sprite from	Overworld sprite from
==Related articles==
Category:Female characters
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Ryōtarō Okiayu

Ryōtarō Okiayu (Japanese: 置鮎 龍太郎 Okiayu Ryōtarō) is a Japanese voice actor for and .
==Biography==
Okiayu was born on November 17, 1969 in , , and became an actor as an adult. He originally voiced a character-of-the-day in before returning to the franchise in over two decades later in New Pokémon Snap and later .
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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* Zane
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* Hassel
===Video games===
====New Pokémon Snap====
* Professor Mirror
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
===In anime===
* ()
* Treize Khushrenada ()
* Hisashi Mitsui ()
* Meisuke Nueno ()
* ()
* Kizaru ( (2018-present))
* Yuu Matsuura ()
* Shigure Sohma ()
* Dark ()
* Toriko ()
* Kokushibo ()
===Dubbing===
* Mr. Paradox ()
* Stereotypical Ken ()
* Trevor Belmont ()
* Ferdinand the Bull ()
==External links==
* Agency profile
* Anime News Network
Okiayu, Ryōtarō
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ja:置鮎 龍太郎
Ryū

Ryū (Japanese: リュウ) has several referrals:
* For the Pokémon Adventures manga character, see Ryu
* For the Pokémon Battrio: Aim to be Battrio Master! protagonist, see Ryū Tendō
* For the character that appeared in Beauty and the Beach, see Moe
* For the character that appeared in Destiny Deoxys, see Rafe
* For the kingdom in Pokémon Conquest known as Ryū Nation in Japanese, see Dragnor