Quillon

Quillon (Japanese: ツルギ Tsurugi) is a recurring character in Pokémon Journeys: The Series. He is a and researcher with Project Mew.
==In animation==
===History===
Quillon first appeared in Leaping Toward the Dream!, when he helped save and Goh after they were caught in a snowstorm after trying to battle an . Once the storm cleared, they set out to find the Ninetales once more and encountered it. Quillon watched as Goh attempted to catch it, only for a to intervene. Once went down whilst battling Regice, Quillon sent out his to battle the Iceberg Pokémon, knocking it back with a single and promising to come back for it later. Back at the Project Mew Headquarters, Quillon questioned Goh if he agreed to join the group, and Goh accepted.
In Trial on a Golden Scale!, Quillon was seen monitoring the Alolan Ninetales and wishing to the Pokémon good luck in their new life. Later, when Goh and Ash were ambushed by a group of Pokémon Hunters led by Nito, Quillon and Danika engaged them in battle, defeating their opponents with each using their own Urshifu.
In Looking Out for Number Two!, Quillon was seen with Danika in a desert, confronting a as it emerged from the ruins before them.
In Battling in the Freezing Raid!, Quillon, along with Danika, was seen evaluating the performance of Goh, , and Horace's Raid Battle against an . Soon after, Danika used the video transmission to send a message of support to the Challengers using Quillon as an example, which caused him to be embarrassed and ended the transmission.
Quillon led an unseen Trial Mission in Narrowing the Chaser Chase! that Gary took part in. At the end of the Sea Mauville battle royale, Quillon joined Danika in a video conference and informed the Project Mew Challengers of the results and warned everyone that the period for evaluation was about to end.
In Chasing to the Finish!, Quillon was seen catching at the . Using it, along with Regirock and Regice, he unsealed the Split-Decision Ruins so that Goh and Gary could conduct their final Trial Mission there. At the end of the mission, Danika joined the group and after gathering the five legendary giants, Quillon, Danika, Goh and Gary witnessed the appearance of a Dynamax . Shortly after, Professor Amaranth revealed the results of the assessment to Project Mew members.
In A Flood of Torrential Gains!, Quillon met with the other members of Project Mew in Slateport City to begin the final expedition.
In The Mew from Here! and In the Palms of our Hands!, Quillon and the other members of Project Mew explored Faraway Island in their search for , eventually succeeding in finding it. Once the Project Mew members completed the final mission, Quillon was a little more receptive and thanked everyone for their effort. After this, Project Mew was disbanded.
Some time later, during a blizzard, Quillon was seen healing a that was injured alongside Danika who took care of a .
===Character===
Quillon is a Top Chaser within Project Mew, with the highest score of all group members. Quiet and reserved, he takes his research work seriously, which led Quillon to disqualify Goh at first and then change his stance when Goh was able to clear the proposed mission.
He appears to have a huge disdain for Pokémon Hunters and the way they handle their Pokémon. Quillon has also been shown to have a mutually respectful relationship with , whether personally evaluating their missions or participating in missions together. 
===Pokémon===
====On hand====
This listing is of Quillon's known in :
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===Voice actors===
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==In the manga==
===Pokémon Journeys===
Quillon appeared in Leaping Toward the Dream! and Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Start! & Trial on a Golden Scale! (Part 2).
====Pokémon====
This listing is of Quillon's known Pokémon in the manga:
=====On hand=====
		
=====Traveling with=====
		
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ツルギ Tsurugi 	From 剱岳 Tsurugi-dake ()Pash! (July 2021 issue), interview with executive director Daiki Tomoyasu and animation producer Hiroyuki Kato and 剣 tsurugi (sword), referencing
English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese	Quillon 	From quillon, another name for
German 	Quentin 	Similar to his English name
French 	Milan 	Similar to his English name
Italian 	Gladio 	From gladio (), an ancient Roman sword
Korean 	백운 Baegun 	From 백운산 (白雲山) Baegunsan ()
Chinese () 	阿劍 Ā Jiàn 	From the Japanese name 剣 Tsurugi and 劍 jiàn (sword)
==References==
==Related articles==
Category:Dark-type Trainers
Category:Trainers with Legendary Pokémon
Category:Animation characters
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