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Hariyama (TCG)

has been featured on different cards since it debuted in the expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Hariyama cards are normally .
==List of Pokémon cards featuring Hariyama==
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Hariyama (Undaunted 14)

Hariyama (Japanese: ハリテヤマ Hariteyama) is a Stage 1 Pokémon card. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
The second attack's Japanese name is harimanage, literally "backward belt throw." It is a sacrifice technique used in where the attacker throws their opponent behind them by reaching over the opponent's shoulder to grab their mawashi, and then pull them past their own body while twisting into them. This card's Pokédex entry comes from .
Category:Undaunted cards
Category:Reviving Legends cards
Category:Illus. by Tomokazu Komiya
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es:Hariyama (Intrépidos TCG)
fr:Hariyama (HS Indomptable 14)
it:Hariyama (Senza Paura 14)
ja:ハリテヤマ (L2)
zh:铁掌力士（L2）
Hariyama ex (EX Deoxys 100)

Hariyama ex (Japanese: ハリテヤマex Hariteyama ex) is a Stage 1 card. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a move in the Pokémon games that can learn.
Category:EX Deoxys cards
Category:Clash of the Blue Sky cards
Category:Illus. by Ryo Ueda
Category:Holographic cards
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Harlequin (Trainer class)

A Harlequin (Japanese: クラウン Clown) is a type of Pokémon Trainer that debuted in the Generation V games.
They are very similar to the . Several Harlequins can be found in the Castelia Gym. They are also found balancing on narrow bridges above tall grass. Many Harlequins use , but they may also be seen using a variety of other Pokémon. In the Battle Subway, they specialize in Pokémon that benefit from .
Upon being spoken to, a Harlequin in Castelia City's art gallery will ask the to show him a certain type of Pokémon. If that type of Pokémon is shown to him, he will offer the player a Berry of their choice: (Cheri Berry, Chesto Berry, Pecha Berry, Rawst Berry, Aspear Berry).
Another Harlequin in Castelia City, Mr. Lock, is responsible for opening the Lock Capsule. He can be found in the same building the Name Rater is in.
==Gallery==
===Sprites===
 	
Sprite from 	Sprite from
 	
Overworld sprite from	Overworld sprite from
==Trainer list==
===Pokémon Black and White===
===Pokémon Black 2 and White 2===
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
A Harlequin briefly appeared in Nimbasa City in Unraveling Mysteries.
==Trivia==
*In , Harlequins in the Castelia Gym use a new encounter music while those outside the Gym use their older encounter music from .
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Trainer classes
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zh:滑稽演员
Harmony

Harmony (Japanese: ホノカ Honoka) is a character of the day who appeared in Out of Their Elements!. Harmony is a circus performer specializing in types.
Harmony was first seen practicing a performance alongside her nicknamed Bernice, which she planned to evolve into a during the next performance. While talking to , Goh, and Chloe, a Thunder Stone was accidentally dropped on her Eevee, causing her to evolve into . 's Eevee accidentally became a Flareon, so Harmony took him instead but he refused to listen to her commands. While practicing with her other Pokémon, Bernice showed off her and Harmony was able to come up with a plan which involved Billy and Chloe's Eevee to do a performance.
After their performance, Harmony provided Chloe with a Fire Stone so that Chloe could evolve her Eevee into a Flareon one day.
She reappeared in a flashback in Infinite Possibilities!.
In Heroes Unite!, Harmony reappeared in a fantasy, alongside other Trainers Chloe and her Eevee met.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ホノカ Honoka 	From 炎 honō (fire)
English, German	Harmony 	Similar to her Japanese name
French 	Harmonie 	Similar to her English name
Italian 	Helena 	From elettro (electric)
Korean 	화미 Hwami 	From 화 (火) hwa (fire)
Chinese () 	炎夏 Yánxià 	From 炎夏 yánxià (scorching summer)
Bernice
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	カレン Karen 	From 火 ka (fire)
English 	Bernice 	From burn
German 	Bella 	Similar to its English name
French 	Bérénice 	Similar to its English name
Italian 	Verny 	Similar to its English name
Chinese ()	火蓮 Huǒlián 	From 火 huǒ (fire)
Category:Female characters
Category:Animation characters
Category:Fire-type Trainers
Category:Journeys characters of the day
fr:Billy et Harmonie
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it:Helena
ja:ホノカ (新無印編第98話)
Harmony Scarf

The Harmony Scarves (Japanese: きずなのスカーフ Scarf of Bonding) are a pair of scarves in Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon created by , an ancient Pokémon, long before the events of the game. They were made from material of the Tree of Life as a countermeasure to the powers of Dark Matter, and wearers are granted its power when close to the Tree of Life.
The Harmony Scarves are first introduced after saving at Nectar Meadow when the player's partner gives one to the player as a sign of friendship. The partner reveals that the scarves had been found by his foster father , who had found the partner wrapped up in the two scarves. It is later revealed that the Harmony Scarves had been handed down for generations until they had been found wrapped around the partner. 
The scarves first activate at Fire Island Volcano, which induce the player and partner to evolve into their final forms, allowing them to defeat . The player and partner then devolve back to their initial forms after the battle. 
They next activate outside the Tree of Life when the player and the team meet , two , and , who attempt to petrify the player and their team. However, the scarves protect them from being turned to stone, and again allow the player and partner to evolve, helping them to defeat the four Pokémon. The evolution is undone when Dark Matter pulls the Tree of Life off the ground. The Harmony Scarves activate a final time while the player and partner are teleported into the Tree of Life by , allowing them to evolve and resist the power of Dark Matter, who would petrify any other Pokémon inside the tree. The scarves also help them breathe easily in the thin stratosphere while inside the tree. The player and partner stay in their evolved forms until the first battle against Dark Matter is over.
In the epilogue, helps restore the player's partner into the world by using the power of the player's Harmony Scarf. During Ampharos's plan, the player is lead to the bottom of Purifying Cave, where their scarf begins to glow as a strong response for their wish not to lose Mew (a different Mew from the creator of the scarves) and combines with the light surrounding Mew. The player's Harmony Scarf then disappears and their partner is restored from within Mew, with their scarf also gone.
==Appearance==
Harmony Scarf PSMD.png|Model of Harmony Scarf
Harmony Scarf 2 PSMD.png|Unfolded Harmony Scarf
==In other languages==
Category:Scarves
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon items
it:Sciarpa dell'Armonia
zh:牵绊围巾
Harrison's Blaziken

Harrison's Blaziken (Japanese: ハヅキのバシャーモ Hazuki's Bursyamo) is 's first partner Pokémon.
==History==
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Blaziken is 's first partner Pokémon. He revealed to that Professor Birch gave it to him as a when he first started out as a Pokémon Trainer.
It first appeared in Pop Goes The Sneasel. Harrison used it to battle a that was blocking the Sacred Flame of . At that time, Ash's Pokédex had no information on , because it did not come from Kanto or Johto. Blaziken used a lightning fast , followed by a to damage Sneasel. Sneasel's attempt to hit Blaziken with a failed and the knocked it out with a supereffective , allowing Harrison to it.
In Playing with Fire!, it was Harrison's last Pokémon during his Silver Conference Full Battle against Ash. Despite managing to defeat Harrison's Houndoom, she was unable to overcome another type disadvantage. After seeing Blaziken's raw power by kicking down a flurry with its natural kicking abilities, Ash realized he needed to attack Blaziken from a distance to avoid damage to his Bayleef. However, using backfired, as Blaziken seized the vines and reeled Bayleef in, before defeating her with a powerful Fire Punch.
Blaziken faced Ash's Charizard in a battle that carried over to the next episode, showing remarkable power and ability to maneuver in mid-air, negating the aerial advantage that Charizard had. It hit hard with a Fire Punch, but was blasted back by Charizard's Flamethrower. Blaziken's Quick Attack was intercepted by Charizard, who landed a devastating . Blaziken kept fighting and landed a to Charizard's neck. Blaziken's Flamethrower countered Charizard's attack and the two were left dazed. Though both Pokémon were able to get back up, Charizard's attempt to use Flamethrower again caused him to go down and ultimately faint, giving Harrison the win and eliminating Ash from the tournament. 
Despite the victory, however, Blaziken was badly injured after its battle with Charizard, so Harrison decided to let it rest during the following round. This led to his loss in his battle with Jon Dickson, who would ultimately go on to win the Silver Conference.
After the tournament, Harrison used Blaziken to destroy one of Team Rocket's mechas.
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Blaziken reappeared in flashbacks in There's no Place Like Hoenn and Gathering the Gang of Four!.
==Personality and characteristics==
Since Blaziken was Harrison's first Pokémon, Blaziken had a strong bond with him. During the Silver Conference, it helped Harrison get past many of the battles. However, following Harrison's battle with Ash, Blaziken could not battle in the following round since the battle with injured it badly. Its absence ultimately led to Harrison's loss and subsequent elimination from the tournament.
==Moves used==
==Trivia==
* Blaziken was the first Pokémon in the animated series to use a Generation III move.
==Related articles==
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Harrison's Houndoom

Harrison's Houndoom (Japanese: ハヅキのヘルガー Hazuki's Hellgar) was 's first revealed , and appears to be one of his main Pokémon alongside , often seen walking beside its Trainer.
==History==
Houndoom debuted in Pop Goes The Sneasel, where it was first seen walking beside its . It listened to the story of 's Sacred Flame and joined Harrison and the others when they went to retrieve it from a territorial . It jumped in to battle Sneasel's crony, repelling it with . On the second attempt, Houndoom fought alongside against the Machop and , using to take down the latter, then catching it on its horns and throwing it over the hill, out of range of the battle with Sneasel. It appeared willing to battle Sneasel, but Harrison chose to use instead.
During Harrison's battle with in Can't Beat the Heat!, Houndoom came out as his fifth Pokémon to fight , who had already taken down and with little effort. Houndoom proved to be very powerful, using to reflect back onto it at double the strength, knocking out Snorlax in a single hit. 
Houndoom fought Ash's Bayleef, where its significant type advantage showed off as it roasted with Flamethrower. However, Bayleef cunningly used to muzzle Houndoom and prevent it from using Flamethrower or Bite. Bayleef threw Houndoom onto the ground and med it, taking it out of the match.
Houndoom battled and lost to Jon Dickson's after being rammed by the . As Harrison's final Pokémon, Houndoom's loss caused Harrison's elimination from the tournament.
==Personality and characteristics==
Houndoom appears to have a strong bond with Harrison, often being seen walking beside its Trainer. It is a very strong and reliable Pokémon, being one of Harrison's main Pokémon along with .
==Moves used==
==Related articles==
Category:Harrison's Pokémon
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it:Houndoom di Harrison
Harrison's Sneasel

Harrison's Sneasel (Japanese: ハヅキのニューラ Hazuki's Nyula) is the only was seen to capture.
==History==
Sneasel first appeared in Pop Goes The Sneasel. It was a wild Pokémon working alongside a and that were blocking people from accessing 's flame kept in the Ho-Oh Shrine on Mt. Silver. It threatened , attacking with and defeating in a single hit. It then ordered its cronies to send Team Rocket blasting off. It later attacked as he reached the temple, and fought his , interrupting his dance with a pair of attacks. It dodged Totodile's , and used , followed by a , to knock him out.
Team Rocket made a failed attempt to capture Sneasel, but Meowth's bitterness at being replaced as the trio's mascot caused the plan to fall apart and they defeated themselves. then ordered his into . Sneasel proved no match for Blaziken's sheer power and type advantage, being knocked out with a to the face. Harrison threw a and Sneasel.
Despite being new to his team, Harrison trusted its strength enough to use it in the Silver Conference, where it faced a and defeated it, despite the significant type disadvantage. 
In Playing with Fire!, it fought against Ash's Pikachu as Harrison's second Pokémon. It easily used its speed to dodge and took Pikachu out with . It then fought a rematch with Totodile, who learned from Pikachu's mistake and instead down on Metal Claw. He then danced around while thrashing Sneasel against the ground. A powerful blow from Totodile's tail eliminated Sneasel, causing Totodile to dance in celebration.
==Personality and characteristics==
Sneasel first appeared to be a very mischievous, stubborn, and strong Pokémon, as it prevented people from accessing 's flame, despite the fact that the entire Silver Conference would stand still without the flame. Nevertheless, it lost its attitude upon capture and turned out to be a very reliable and trustworthy Pokémon, to the effect that Harrison chose it to battle in the Silver Conference.
==Moves used==
==Related articles==
Sneasel
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Harrison (EP216)

Harrison (Japanese: ハリゾウ Harizō) is a character of the day who appeared in Dueling Heroes.
Harrison was brashly confident that he and his would defeat Misty in the first round of the Whirl Cup, citing his years of experience as a . However, Misty and her quickly defeated him and Qwilfish, allowing Misty to advance to the second round.
==Pokémon==
==Pokémon competitions==
Harrison has competed in the following :
* Whirl Cup - Top 64 (Dueling Heroes)
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* Harrison's Japanese name is a reference to "bari", the word for "hook". When combined with the Japanese name of the episode's other character of the day, , their names make up "fishing hook".
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ハリゾウ Harizō 	From ハリ hari, needle, a word present in Qwilfish's Japanese name
English, Italian	Harrison 	Similar to his Japanese name
Category:Johto characters of the day
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
de:Duell der Helden!#Harrison
es:Harrison (Copa Remolino)
fr:Harrison (Johto)
it:Harrison (Coppa Vortice)
zh:张造
Harry (SM011)

Harry (Japanese: ハル Haru) is a character of the day who appeared in Young Kiawe Had a Farm!.
Harry is a resident of Akala Island and a frequent customer of 's, who has the job of delivering milk to the people of Alola. He was awaiting Kiawe's fresh delivery of Moomoo Milk to make a birthday cake for his mother. On their way to delivering the milk to Harry, however, and Kiawe were delayed by s. After defeating them, they arrived too late to deliver the milk, but Harry accepted their apology if they promised to show Harry a Pokémon battle. Ash and Kiawe agreed to this, and showed Harry and his parents a battle between Ash's Pikachu and Kiawe's Turtonator, after Harry managed to bake his mother's birthday cake and presented it to her.
==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ハル Haru 	Possibly from 春 spring
English, Italian, Spanish	Harry 	Similar to Japanese name
French 	Isaac 	
Brazilian Portuguese 	Haroldo 	Similar to Japanese name
Chinese () 	哈魯 Hālǔ 	Transliteration of Japanese name
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
Category:Alola characters of the day
es:Harry (Alola)
it:Harry (SL011)
zh:哈魯（阿羅拉）
Harry (Skill)

Harry (Japanese: 相手ひるみ時威力上昇 Power Boost When Opponent is Flinching) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
When the user's Pokémon attacks an opponent that is flinching, the power of the move is boosted by 10% per rank of this skill. This applies to the Pokémon's attack moves, including buddy moves, but not sync moves or max moves.
Skill rank	Increase in power
Harry 1 	10%
Harry 2 	20%
Harry 3 	30%
Harry 4 	40%
Harry 5 	50%
==Availability==
===Harry 2===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
====As grid skill (red tiles)====
Red sync grid tiles require the sync pair to use a specific move to activate the skill effect.
===Harry 3===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
====As grid skill (red tiles)====
Red sync grid tiles require the sync pair to use a specific move to activate the skill effect.
===Harry 5===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the target is affected by a status change
Category:Skills that power up moves
Category:Skills that affect the user
Haru

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Haru (Japanese: ハル Haru) is the protagonist of Pokémon Concierge. She works as a newly-hired concierge at the Pokémon Resort.
==History==
==Character==
==Pokémon==
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
 	 	
Concept art by Tadahiro UesugiArtist Source -- Pokémon Concierge | Making Of | Netflix	Concept art by Tadahiro UesugiArtist Source -- Pokémon Concierge | Making Of | Netflix	Concept art by Iku OgawaArtist Source -- Behind the Scenes: How Stop-Motion Animation ‘Pokémon Concierge’ Came to Life
===Other===
Promotional artwork
==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ハル Haru 	From 春 haru (spring)
English, German, European Spanish, Latin American Spanish,French, Italian, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Filipino, Croatian, Hungarian,Norwegian, Indonesian, Malaysian, Dutch, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese,European Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese	Haru 	Same as her Japanese name
Korean 	하루 Haru새봄 Saebom 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name and from 하루 haru (day)From 새봄 saebom (early spring)
Chinese () 	春繪 Chūnhuì波琉 Bōliú哈魯 / 哈鲁 Hālǔ小春 Xiǎochūn 	From the Japanese name 春絵 Harue and 春 chūn (spring)From the Japanese name 波琉 HaruTranscription of her Japanese and English nameFrom the Japanese name 小春 Koharu and 春 chūn (spring)
Chinese () 	春繪 Chēunkúi小春 SíuchēunHaru 	From the Japanese name 春絵 Harue and 春 chēun (spring)From the Japanese name 小春 Koharu and 春 chēun (spring)Same as her English name
Arabic 	هارو Haru 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name
Greek 	Χάρου Chárou 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name
Hebrew 	הארו Haru 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name
Hindi 	हारू Hārūहारु Hāru 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name
Russian 	Хару Kharu 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name
Tamil 	ஹரு Haru 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name
Telugu 	హారు Hāru 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name
Thai 	ฮารุ Haru 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name
Ukrainian 	Гару HaruХару Kharu 	Transcription of her Japanese and English name
==References==
Category:Pokémon Concierge characters
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Haru (disambiguation)

Haru (ハル) has several referrals:
*For the protagonist of Pokémon Concierge, see Haru.
*For the character of the day who appeared in Wobbu-Palooza!, see Lulu (EP173).
*For the character of the day who appeared in Tanks for the Memories!, see Spring (DP062).
*For the character of the day who appeared in Young Kiawe Had a Farm!, see Harry (SM011).
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Haru Akasaka

Haru Akasaka (Japanese: アカサカハル Akasaka Haru) is an illustrator who has contributed artwork to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Thus far, Haru Akasaka has illustrated cards, the first of which was from the expansion.
A full list of cards illustrated by Haru Akasaka can be found here.
==External links==
* Twitter
* Pixiv
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Haruba Desert

Haruba Desert (Japanese: ハルバさばく Haruba Desert) is an area in .
It is located in a remote part of Almia. It links Haruba Village and Hippowdon Temple.
==Wild Pokémon==
==Team Dim Sun==
==Quests==
This is the only quest which can be found in Haruba Desert:
==Obstacles==
Image	Name 	Description 	Field Move	Hidden Pokémon
 	Strange Cactus	While trekking through a desert, travelers may suddenly find one in bloom behind them.	Tackle 	
 	Vine 	A thick vine that can be cut and used like a rope. It should support even heavy loads.	Cut 	
==Layout==
==Trivia==
==Names==
==Related articles==
Category:Almia locations
Category:Shadows of Almia locations
Category:Deserts
de:Haruba-Wüste
es:Desierto Haruba
fr:Désert Alorize
it:Deserto Haruba
ja:ハルバさばく
zh:渺遠沙漠
Haruba Village

Haruba Village (Japanese: ハルバむら Haruba Village) is an area in .
When the first arrives by boat, a vicious sandstorm is blowing due to a Gigaremo hypnotizing the . After the Gigaremo is destroyed, the sandstorm stops and the Hippopotas leave the village. The oasis remains dried up until it is refilled by heavy rain as part of a quest.
Haruba Village is connected to Boyleland and Pueltown by boat. After completing the main story, the befriend by the player in the Sea of Wailord will take them to the Capture Arena.
==Places of Interest==
==Demographics ==
Haruba Village has a population of 18, exactly the same as Boyleland.
===Notable Residents===
*Henry
==Wild Pokémon==
==Team Dim Sun==
==Quests==
		
		
==Obstacles ==
Image	Name 	Description 	Field Move	Hidden Pokémon
 	Curious Tree 	A tree with tough, rocklike bark. Oddly, none can be seen on rainy days. 	Soak 	
 	Gigaremo (Yellow)	A sinister machine making eerie noises. It seems to run on Electric-group power.	Crush 	
==Layout==
==Trivia==
==Names==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	ハルバむら Haruba Village 	From 遥々 harubaru (from afar)
English 	Haruba Village 	From its Japanese name
German 	Haruba-Dorf 	From its Japanese name
Spanish 	Pueblo Haruba 	From its Japanese name
French 	Village Alorize 	From à l'horizon (on the horizon)
Italian 	Villaggio Haruba 	From its Japanese name
Category:Almia locations
Category:Shadows of Almia locations
Category:Villages
de:Haruba-Dorf
es:Pueblo Haruba
fr:Village Alorize
it:Villaggio Haruba
ja:ハルバむら
zh:渺遠村
Haruka

Haruka (ハルカ) has several referrals:
* For the heroine of Generation III and Generation VI, see May (game)
* For the and Ash's , see May (anime)
* For the character of the day in The Stolen Stones!, see Ramona
* For the main character of the Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ manga, see Haruka (CCP)
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ja:ハルカ (曖昧さ回避)
Haruka's Torchic

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Haruka's Torchic (Japanese: ハルカ アチャモ Haruka's Achamo) is the main character of Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪. She has an Adamant nature and doesn't give up until she gets what she wants. 
== History ==
In the beginning of the manga, she and her had just moved to a new town, close to the setting of Magical Pokémon Journey. She quickly meets and becomes friends with and , and then meets , with whom she winds up arguing frequently.
Soon after that, she meets , Poochyena's older brother, who she falls in love with.
In CCP09, she enters a ness and competes against a and a , a duo that regularly competes in Pokémon Contests. She tries to look cute and energetic to impress the judges and the audience, but her moves are not considered cute enough. She ends up in third place with only two votes.
== Personality and characteristics ==
Torchic dreads the thought of ever evolving. She believes that and are ugly and can't stand the thought of not being cute and adorable anymore. She's also afraid that, were she to evolve, Mightyena would be repulsed by her new form. Torchic tends to end her sentences with -chic.
==Moves used==
==See also==
Category:Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ characters
Category:Manga characters (Pokémon)
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