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Hoenn Route 128

Route 128 (Japanese: Water Route 128) is a water route in southeast Hoenn, connecting , , and Ever Grande City. The Seafloor Cavern is located underwater near the center of the route.
==In the games==
===Route description===
Route 128 retains the north-south alignment of Route 127 as it proceeds south past a pair of islands with one Trainer each. The route turns to the southeast as it swerves to avoid the top of the Seafloor Cavern. On the east side of the cavern's surface, Route 128 splits into two paths, the main north-south path and an east-west path leading to the base of Ever Grande.
The main path of Route 128 continues southwest from this junction, passing two more islands and a Trainer before turning to the south and becoming Route 129.
====Ever Grande connector====
To bypass an island located due east of the path's western terminus, the connector heads to the northeast, then to the southeast before taking on an easterly alignment near a large island playing host to a . After passing a , the path enters the city limits of Ever Grande a short distance to the east.
====Underwater====
Most of the western portion of Route 128, including the area around the Seafloor Cavern, contains underwater passages that can be reached using Dive. The entrance to the Seafloor Cavern is, fittingly, on the seafloor near the southern terminus of Route 128. North of the cavern, the underwater passage continues onto the seafloor of Route 127.
===Items===
All items on Route 128 can only be accessed with the use of , except for the Heart Scale on the island with the route sign in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, which may be accessed using (after visiting Ever Grande City) or Soar.
====Underwater====
All items found underwater necessarily require and .
===Pokémon===
====Generation III====
====Generation VI====
=====Underwater=====
===Trainers===
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===Layout===
Game 	Surface	Underwater
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	  	 
===Music===
Games	Situation	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition 	Arrangement
 	Overworld	120番道路 	Route 120 	Morikazu Aoki	Morikazu Aoki
 	Overworld	120番道路 	Route 120 	Morikazu Aoki	Shota Kageyama
==In animation==
===Pokémon Generations===
Route 128 briefly appeared in The Vision. Like in the games, Seafloor Cavern is located here. It was shown in a vision that Courtney had. In the vision, Primal appeared from Seafloor Cavern and caused destruction at Route 128 by using .
==Related articles==
* Seafloor Cavern
* Underwater
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Hoenn Route 129

Route 129 (Japanese: Water Route 129) is a water route in southeast Hoenn, connecting , , and Secret Shore.
==Route description==
Heading south from Route 128, the route passes a before beginning to turn to the southwest. While embarking on this turn, Route 129 passes another Trainer. Directly west of the Trainer is a third Swimmer set aside in an enclosed area of the route. The main path of the route continues southwest, turning to the west as it passes south of the enclosed area. After passing by another Trainer, the route continues uninterrupted onto Route 130.
In , a second Trainer was added near the western terminus of the route. Marine Cave can also appear here, which is the only time can be used here in Generation III.
===Underwater===
In , this route contains a large underwater section that continues into Route 130. By going underwater and heading east s can access the Secret Shore, where they can build Secret Bases. There are several new Trainers and hidden items underwater.
==Items==
All items on Route 129 can only be accessed with the use of .
===Underwater===
All items found underwater necessarily require and .
==Pokémon==
===Generation III===
===Generation VI===
====Underwater====
==Trainers==
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==Layout==
Game 	Surface	 	Underwater
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	  	 	 
==Music==
Games	Situation	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition	Arrangement
 	On land 	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Go Ichinose
==Related articles==
* Marine Cave
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Hoenn Route 130

Route 130 (Japanese: Water Route 130) is a water route in southeast Hoenn, connecting , , and Secret Meadow.
==Route description==
From Route 129, Route 130 maintains an east-west alignment for its entire length. Not many Trainers can be found on the water surface on the route, making the task of traversing the pathway that much easier.
In Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, on certain days, will appear in the middle of the route under certain circumstances.
===Underwater===
In , there is an underwater section on the route that connects to the underwater section of . By going underwater and heading northwest s can access the Secret Meadow, where they can build Secret Bases.
==Items==
===Mirage Island===
===Underwater===
All items found underwater necessarily require and .
==Pokémon==
===Generation III===
===Generation VI===
====Underwater====
==Trainers==
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==Layout==
Game 	Normal surface	Mirage Island present	Underwater
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	  	  	 
==Music==
Games	Situation	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition	Arrangement
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Go Ichinose
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Minako AdachiHideaki Kuroda
==Trivia==
*In , Route 130 bears several similarities to in Sinnoh: both routes are east–west water routes with no north or south exits and both contain an island with grass, stairs, and a place to plant Berries. Also, on both routes, the island is the only place to encounter certain baby Pokémon in the wild ( in Hoenn, in Sinnoh). However, in Route 130's case, Mirage Island isn't always there.
*In all languages, Swimmer Katie's dialogue with the player is presented as a senryū.
==Related articles==
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Hoenn Route 131

Route 131 (Japanese: Water Route 131) is a water route in southern Hoenn, connecting and Pacifidlog Town. The Sky Pillar lies along the northern edge of the route.
==In the games==
===Route description===
Heading west from Route 130, Route 131 passes by a pair of Trainers (in only) before coming to the mouth of the winding channel that leads to the Sky Pillar. In , there is a female west of the channel mouth. In all Hoenn-based Generation III games, there are two more Swimmers to her west.
Northwest of the second Swimmer in this group is a lone Swimmer in the middle of the route. To his northwest is a Trainer team. South of the duo in is yet another Trainer.
Pacifidlog is a short swim to the west from this point.
===Role===
====Delta Episode====
During the Delta Episode, after meeting Wallace outside the Cave of Origin in Sootopolis City, Wallace will be here after having just broken the seal. However, he informs the player that he cannot allow them entry unless they defeat him in battle again. After he is defeated, he leaves and grants the player access.
===Pokémon===
====Generation III====
====Generation VI====
===Trainers===
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All Trainers on Route 131 can only be accessed with the use of .
=====Delta Episode=====
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===Layout===
Game 	Normal	No Sky Pillar
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	 
===Music===
Games	Situation	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition	Arrangement
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Go Ichinose
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Minako AdachiHideaki Kuroda
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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Route 131 was first mentioned in Claydol Unleashes, where Professor Cozmo verified the calculations that proved that a giant meteoroid was headed there, threatening to destroy the world if it hit.
The route was mentioned again in PS612 when instructed to go there.
==Related articles==
* Sky Pillar
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Hoenn Route 132

Route 132 (Japanese: Water Route 132) is a water route located in south-central Hoenn, connecting Pacifidlog Town and . The route is dominated for most of its length by a that prohibits any controlled movement while ing, thus making it a westbound route only.
==In the games==
===Route description===
Route 132 begins as a normal water route at its eastern extent, allowing Trainers to freely Surf along the path. Near a string of rocks, however, the current along Route 132 picks up, turning the route into a one-way, east to west only, path.
At the start of the current, the route separates into three paths. The lowest path leads to a large island that plays home to a Trainer. This path is also the route that Trainers destined for the Sealed Chamber on must follow. The center pathway leads to a small, rock-filled island home to a Trainer and a Rare Candy. The northern-most route passes two Trainers before merging with the center path as it becomes Route 133.
In , four Trainers were added to a desolate island west of the sandy island on the southern portion of the route.
===Items===
All items on Route 132 can only be accessed with the use of .
===Pokémon===
====Generation III====
====Generation VI====
===Trainers===
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===Layout===
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 
===Music===
Games	Situation	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition	Arrangement
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Go Ichinose
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Minako AdachiHideaki Kuroda
==In animation==
===Pokémon the Series===
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Route 132 appeared in Berry, Berry Interesting. After leaving Pacifidlog Town for Slateport City, and stopped by on an island filled with numerous Berry trees. While Ash practiced his 's inaccurate , developed a new type of Pokéblock recipe she named "May's Purple Surprise", but almost everyone found it utterly disgusting. After the group stopped from stealing a bunch of local Berries, May herself a local , the only Pokémon that found her new recipe appealing.
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Hoenn Route 133

Route 133 (Japanese: Water Route 133) is a water route in south-central Hoenn, connecting and . The route is dominated for most of its length by a that prohibits any controlled movement while ing, thus making it a westbound route only.
==Route description==
At its eastern terminus, Route 133 is separated into two paths by way of a large rock formation that begins on Route 132. The northern path passes two shallow islands, one containing a Big Pearl, before being separated into a pair of paths by a large island in the center of the route. The south branch leads to one of the calm water areas of the route near the shore of the beach, which is home to a Trainer, while the north path bypasses the beach to the north. The two paths merge just west of the island. Northwest of this point is another large but shallow island containing a lone Trainer and a Star Piece.
The southern-most path from Route 132 travels along the southern edge of the rock formation as it crosses the path of a pair of Trainers. West of this spot is a large, shallow island that is barren in but contains a Max Revive in . Directly to the west of the landmass, the two main paths of the route converge for the first time since the western edge of Pacifidlog Town as the route flows into Route 134.
The eastern edge of a shallow island that is used to access the Sealed Chamber on Route 134 is visible in the southwest corner of the route.
Pokémon Emerald saw the addition of two Trainers to the island containing the Big Pearl.
Pokémon adds an island to a previously inaccessible area on the eastern side of the route. This island can be flown to and contains a single Max Revive.
==Items==
==Pokémon==
===Generation III===
===Generation VI===
==Trainers==
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==Layout==
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 
==Music==
Games	Situation	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition	Arrangement
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Go Ichinose
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Minako AdachiHideaki Kuroda
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zh:１３３号水路（丰缘）
Hoenn Route 134

Route 134 (Japanese: Water Route 134) is a water route in south-central Hoenn, connecting and Slateport City. The route is dominated for most of its length by a rapid current that prohibits any controlled movement while ing, thus making it a westbound route only. The Sealed Chamber is located underwater near the eastern end of the route. It is the final numbered route in Hoenn.
==Route description==
Along with Routes and , Route 134 brings the back from Pacifidlog Town to complete one of the many loops of the Hoenn region.
Many of the same Pokémon that appeared on the previous sea routes are found here, as are many powerful Trainers on the islets along the way. Two or three such Trainers are found on a large "U"-shaped island in the center of the route just west of the eastern terminus.
Additionally, this route is home to the Sealed Chamber, the underwater cavern that unlocks the caves of the legendary giants, , , and . To access the chamber, Trainers must depart from an island in the southeast corner of the route to travel west along the current and reach a deep spot in the route, where Trainers can to the ocean floor to reach the chamber's entrance.
South of the U-shaped island is a tiny island holding a single Trainer or a pair of Trainers. To the west of this spot is a large island, barren in Ruby and Sapphire but home to two Trainers and an item in Emerald. Northwest of the island, the current that dominated the previous three routes comes to an end at the northeastern edge of Slateport City.
==Items==
All items on Route 134 can only be accessed with the use of .
==Pokémon==
===Generation III===
===Generation VI===
==Trainers==
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==Layout==
Game 	Surface	Underwater	Underwater
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	  	  	 
==Music==
Games	Situation	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition	Arrangement
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Go Ichinose
 	Overworld	119番道路 	Route 119 	Go Ichinose	Minako AdachiHideaki Kuroda
==Trivia==
* The that appears in the of Pokémon Adventures is based on Swimmer Jack, who appears in this route. Like man Wilton before him, Jack shares his Japanese name with the manga's author, Hidenori Kusaka.
* The fast current tiles going through Routes 131 to 134 are likely inspired by the Current, which branches from the northbound up the west coast of Japan and into the . Since Hoenn is a 90° rotated , its current travels westward along its southern coast.
==Related articles==
* Sealed Chamber
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Hoenn Spirit (Skill)

Hoenn Spirit (Japanese: ホウエンの信念 Hoenn Conviction) is a Master passive in .
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==Effect==
The user and ally's special attack moves are powered up by 20%, and special attack move damage taken by the team's sync pairs are reduced by 25%. Each additional allied sync pair with the Hoenn theme skill powers up special attack moves by a further 15%, for a maximum power increase of 50%. Additional allied sync pairs with the Hoenn theme skill also reduces special attack move damage taken by 3%, for a maximum damage reduction of 31%. Hoenn Spirit does not affect sync moves or max moves.
Number of Hoenn sync pairs	Power boost	Damage reduction
1 	20% 	25%
2 	35% 	28%
3 	50% 	31%
==Availability==
===As passive skill===
==In other languages==
Category:Skills that are always active
Category:Skills that power up moves
Category:Skills that reduce damage
Category:Skills that affect all allies
Hohma

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Hohma (Japanese: ホーマ Hohma) is one of the main characters in Pokémon: Paldean Winds. He attends Naranja Academy.
==History==
In Breathe Out, Hohma was first seen in class with Ohara and Aliquis as they discussed the first details of Naranja Academy's presentation video. Later, when he and Aliquis were recording a video, Hohma asked Ohara about her plans for the rest of the day, after getting excited about the idea, Hohma was interrupted by Aliquis.
In Breathe In, Hohma presented information about Nemona's victory over Aliquis on the Academy's news program. Later, Hohma tried to interview Aliquis about this battle, and Aliquis let slip that he would face Nemona again in battle. During the entire battle between Nemona and Aliquis, Hohma watched the battle alongside Ohara.
In Take a Breath,
In Breathe Together, Hohma helped his friends create the video for Naranja Academy, after talking about the result, Hohma revealed that he decided that he will write about the battles that Aliquis had with Nemona. Soon after, Hohma said goodbye to his friends and left Aliquis and Ohara in the classroom.
==Character==
Hohma is a reckless student, who belongs in the school news department.https://www.pokemon.co.jp/ex/sv/ja/sp_anime/
==Pokémon==
===On hand===
===Traveling with===
		
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
 	 	
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==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ホーマ Hohma 	
English, German, Indonesian 	Hohma 	Same as his Japanese name
European Spanish, Latin American Spanish	Omahr 	Similar to his English name
French, Italian 	Ohma 	Similar to his English name
Korean 	호머 Homer 	Similar to his Japanese name
Chinese () 	荷馬 Hémǎ 	Transcription of his Japanese name
Chinese () 	荷馬 Hòhmáh 	Transcription of his Japanese name
Brazilian Portuguese 	Ohmar 	Similar to his English name
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Hold Back (move)

Hold Back (Japanese: てかげん Go Easy) is a damage-dealing -exclusive move introduced in Generation VI.
==Effect==
Hold Back inflicts damage, but will leave the target with 1 HP if it would otherwise cause it to faint. If the target has 1 HP remaining, Hold Back will hit and leave the target at 1 HP.
Hold Back does not reduce its damage when hitting a .
===Generation VIII===
====Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl====
Hold Back cannot be selected in a battle.
==Description==
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==Learnset==
===Special move===
====Generation VI====
===By ===
====Generation VI====
====Generation VII====
==In other generations==
==Trivia==
* Hold Back was first revealed on the December 18, 2013 episode of Nintendo Direct.
==In other languages==
Category:Cool moves
Category:Event-exclusive moves
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Sword and Shield
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
de:Zurückhaltung
es:Clemencia
fr:Retenue
it:Riguardo
ja:てかげん
zh:手下留情（招式）
Hold Down Hoppip

Hold Down Hoppip (Japanese: ハネッコをとばすな Don't Let Float Away) is the name of a Pokémon-based e-Reader application from the . It is a minigame featuring . Only two cards are required to play the Hold Down Hoppip application: and .
In Hold Down Hoppip, the player takes on the role of a Pichu. As the title implies, the objective of the game is to keep five Hoppip from floating away. The Hoppip are tied down with ropes but are floating away anyways, so the player has to run around and pull on the ropes to keep the Hoppip from disappearing. The Hoppip float away faster as time progresses, and the game is over when a Hoppip floats off the screen. The e-Reader will record a player's high scores for later reference.
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Hold Fast (Skill)

Hold Fast (Japanese: 防御成功時特防アップ Special Defense Boost When Defense is Successful) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
After the Pokémon leaves a defensive posture after nullifying damage from an opponent's attack move, it has a chance of raising its by one stat rank. This skill can range from Hold Fast 1 to Hold Fast 9, with higher numbered skills resulting in a greater chance of raising the Pokémon's Sp. Def. Hold Fast 9 will always raise the Pokémon's Sp. Def. Currently, only Hold Fast 9 is available on scoutable sync pairs.
Skill rank 	Chance of effect
Hold Fast 1	20%
Hold Fast 2	30%
Hold Fast 3	40%
Hold Fast 4	50%
Hold Fast 5	60%
Hold Fast 6	70%
Hold Fast 7	80%
Hold Fast 8	90%
Hold Fast 9	100%
==Availability==
===Hold Fast 9===
====As passive skill====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the user leaves a posture
Category:Skills that raise stats
Category:Skills that affect the user
Hold Hands (move)

Hold Hands (Japanese: てをつなぐ Hold Hands) is a non-damaging -exclusive move introduced in Generation VI.
==Effect==
Hold Hands has no effect in battle. When a Pokémon uses this move in a Double Battle or Triple Battle, it and its target ally will perform a brief animation together.
It will fail if used in a Single Battle or Horde Encounter (even if used by one of the five opposing Pokémon). In a Battle Royal, the user is allowed to select any opponent as the target of the move, but it will fail regardless. Hold Hands ignores the target's use of , , or , but will fail if the target is protected by or in the semi-invulnerable turn of a move like or .
If powered up by a Normalium Z into Z-Hold Hands, the user's , , , , and are raised by one stage each. 
Hold Hands can be used as a part of a Contest Spectacular combination, causing certain moves (, , , , and ) to give an extra three appeal points if any of them is used in the next turn.
===Generation VIII===
====Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl====
Hold Hands cannot be selected in a battle.
===Generation IX===
Hold Hands cannot be selected in a battle.
==Description==
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==Learnset==
===By ===
====Generation VI====
====Generation VII====
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==In other generations==
==Trivia==
* Hold Hands is the only event-exclusive move to have been depicted in other media, particularly by the owned by Yvette in the Pokémon Adventures chapter Xerneas Gives.
==In other languages==
Category:Cute moves
Category:Moves with no effect
Category:Event-exclusive moves
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Sword and Shield
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
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Hold My Hand

Hold My Hand (Korean: 내 손을 잡아 Nae Son-eul Jab-a) is the ending theme for the Korean dub of I Choose You!. It is performed by Taru.
==Lyrics==
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Whenever wherever whatever with u
So I
Whenever wherever whatever love u
Whenever wherever whatever with u
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| <ab>Lean on me when you want to see me
I'll be with you
The worries deep in your heart
Tell me them
I'll always be your strength 
Even when the world turns its back 
Let's join our hands and take a step
And start our journey
Whenever wherever whatever with u
Say goodbye to loneliness
Like the stars which embroider the night sky
I'll always be with you
So I
Whenever wherever whatever love u
Say goodbye to fear
The brilliantly shining dreams are facing us
I lean on you when it gets difficult
I'll close my eyes
So that I don’t become discouraged
Hold my hands
Even when a cold wind blows
I want to feel your warmth
Within the endless time
You and me, forever
We'll always be together
Whenever wherever whatever with u
Say goodbye to lonely days
Like the endless sea
I'll hold you in my arms
Though I may be placed on a path that cannot be known
I can do it, and there is no fear
Have courage, I'll protect you
Just you
Fly up high to that sky
Over the rainbow
The brilliantly shining world 
Is facing us
It is smiling at us 
</ab>
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