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Mewtwonite X

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The Mewtwonite X (Japanese: ミュウツナイトX Mewtwonite X) is a type of held item introduced in Generation VI. It is the Mega Stone that allows to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo X.
==In the core series games==
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===Effect===
====In battle====
If held by a (or is present in the player's Bag), allows it to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo X if its has a Key Stone. Each Trainer can only Mega Evolve one Pokémon per battle.
Unaffected by item negating effects (such as and ). Item manipulating effects (such as and ) cannot give Mewtwo a Mewtwonite X or remove a Mewtwonite X from Mewtwo.
====Outside of battle====
If held by a Mewtwo, allows it to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo X when it performs a during a Pokémon Contest Spectacular while its Trainer has a Key Stone. Mewtwo will remain a Mega Mewtwo X until the Talent Round ends.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Littleroot Town (after defeating or capturing /)
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| Battle Tree (64 BP)
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| Cerulean Cave (from after defeating her)
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====Distribution====
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Games	Event	Language/Region	Distribution period
 	 	All 	March 3 to October 31, 2017
==In spin-off games==
===Pokémon Shuffle===
In Pokémon Shuffle, the Mewtwonite X allows the player to Mega Evolve and Mewtwo.
The player can obtain the Mewtwonite X by defeating Mega Mewtwo in Stage 350 found on Desert Umbra.
The Mewtwonite X was also available as a prize during the Mega Mewtwo X competitive stage. This competitive stage ran on both the Nintendo 3DS and Mobile versions from January 3 to 10, 2017 and August 29 to September 5, 2017.
The Mewtwonite X enables the following Mega Evolutions:
==In animation==
===Pokémon Evolutions===
A Mewtwonite X and a Mewtwonite Y appeared in The Discovery, under 's possession. After discovering that had managed to catch before her and being defeated in battle by her, Green gave the Mega Stones to her.
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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In Mewtwo Angered, Blaine was revealed to be in possession of both a Mewtwonite X and a Mewtwonite Y, which he can use to Mega Evolve . After Mewtwo's Mega Evolution into Mega Mewtwo Y was undone while battling Lysandre and , Blaine swapped its held Mega Stone, allowing Mewtwo to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo X and keep on fighting. Blaine then explained that due to the unique bond he and Mewtwo share, Mewtwo is able to Mega Evolve more than once per battle.
==In other languages==
==External links==
==Related articles==
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zh:超梦进化石Ｘ（道具）
Mewtwonite Y

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The Mewtwonite Y (Japanese: ミュウツナイトY Mewtwonite Y) is a type of held item introduced in Generation VI. It is the Mega Stone that allows to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo Y.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
====In battle====
If held by a (or is present in the player's Bag), allows it to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo Y if its has a Key Stone. Each Trainer can only Mega Evolve one Pokémon per battle.
Unaffected by item negating effects (such as and ). Item manipulating effects (such as and ) cannot give Mewtwo a Mewtwonite Y or remove a Mewtwonite Y from Mewtwo.
====Outside of battle====
If held by a Mewtwo, allows it to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo Y when it performs a during a Pokémon Contest Spectacular while its Trainer has a Key Stone. Mewtwo will remain a Mega Mewtwo Y until the Talent Round ends.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| (outside the front door)
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| Event
| Trade
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| Battle Tree (64 BP)
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| Cerulean Cave (from after defeating her)
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====Distribution====
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Games	Event	Language/Region	Distribution period
 	 	All 	March 3 to October 31, 2017
=====As a held item=====
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Games	Event	Language/Region 	Distribution period
 	 	South Korea 	May 5 to 8, 2016
 	 	Japanese 	April 28 to August 31, 2016
 	 	Japanese, PAL, Taiwanese	June 9 to July 24, 2016
 	 	American, PAL 	July 26 to August 21, 2016
==In spin-off games==
===Pokémon Shuffle===
In Pokémon Shuffle, the Mewtwonite Y allows the player to Mega Evolve .
The player can obtain the Mewtwonite Y by defeating Mega Mewtwo in Stage 150 found on Jungle Verde.
The Mewtwonite Y enables the following Mega Evolutions:
==In animation==
===Pokémon Evolutions===
A Mewtwonite X and a Mewtwonite Y appeared in The Discovery, under 's possession. After discovering that had managed to catch before her and being defeated in battle by her, Green gave the Mega Stones to her.
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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In Mewtwo Angered, Blaine was revealed to be in possession of both a Mewtwonite X and a Mewtwonite Y, which he can use to Mega Evolve . After Mewtwo's Mega Evolution into Mega Mewtwo Y was undone while battling Lysandre and , Blaine swapped its held Mega Stone, allowing Mewtwo to Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo X and keep on fighting. Blaine then explained that due to the unique bond he and Mewtwo share, Mewtwo is able to Mega Evolve more than once per battle.
==In other languages==
==External links==
==Related articles==
de:Mewtunit Y
es:Mewtwoita Y
fr:Mewtwoïte Y
it:Mewtwoite Y
ja:ミュウツナイトY
zh:超梦进化石Ｙ（道具）
Mia

Mia (Japanese: ミア Mia) is a supporting character who appeared in The Power of Us. She is the mother of Kellie and the sister of Callahan.
==History==
Mia and her daughter Kellie caught up with Callahan and attended the Wind Festival with him. She watched her older brother compete in the Pokémon Catch Race. On their return home, a that Callahan met during the Catch Race began following the trio. Callahan was irritated by this, but Mia found it amusing and encouraged Sudowoodo to continue chasing after Callahan.
The next day, she later assisted with the cleanup operation after someone had deliberately sabotaged the Wind Festival. Mia and the others followed Callahan after he left abruptly to present a research presentation on Toren's behalf. She directly confronted Callahan after footage revealed that Toren had illegally assisted him in winning the Catch Race. After Kellie fell ill again, Mia decided it was best that she and her daughter return home.
The next day, Mia and Kellie boarded Fula City's cable car services to return home. However, the pair were left stranded in a gondola after Fula City lost power because of an cloud and subsequent fire. Mia remained calm and comforted Kellie despite the chaos and uncertainty of the situation. After Fula City was saved, Mia and Kellie attended the Wind Festival's closing ceremony.
==Character==
Mia and her brother have a close relationship. She is fully aware of when he is lying, and his compulsive lies make it difficult for her to trust him at times.
==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ミア Mia 	
English, SpanishPolish, Brazilian Portuguese	Mia 	Same as her Japanese name
Italian 	Mira 	Similar to her Japanese and English name
Chinese () 	米婭 Mǐyǎ 	Transliteration of her Japanese name
Chinese () 	米婭 Máih'a 	Mandarin-based transliteration of her Japanese name
==Related articles==
Category:Animation charactersCategory:Movie characters
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it:Mira (F21)
zh:米娅
Miasma Moor

Miasma Moor (Japanese: うつろ森 Empty Forest) is a stage in Pokémon Quest that is located in Tumblecube Island. It is unlocked once the player completes all stages in Parched Peak, Belly Button Cave and Pincushion Plain. Completing all stages of Miasma Moor rewards the player with the which increases experience gained from expeditions by 1.5 times for Pokémon up to Lv. 35.	
 Pokémon have a boost in their HP and Attack when playing these stages.
Color 	Ingredient Drop Rate
Yellow	44%
Blue 	22%
Gray 	22%
Red 	11%
==Stage 7-1==
Recommended team strength: 6100
Pokémon	Pokémon	Encounter rate
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Boss 	Boss 	Boss
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==Stage 7-2==
Recommended team strength: 6900
Pokémon	Pokémon	Encounter rate
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Boss 	Boss 	Boss
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==Stage 7-3==
Recommended team strength: 7600
Pokémon	Pokémon	Encounter rate
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Boss 	Boss 	Boss
 	 	96.67%
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==Stage 7-4==
Recommended team strength: 8200
Pokémon	Pokémon	Encounter rate
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Boss 	Boss 	Boss
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==Stage 7-5==
Recommended team strength: 10800
Pokémon	Pokémon	Encounter rate
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Boss 	Boss 	Boss
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==Boss==
Recommended team strength: 12500
Pokémon	Pokémon	Encounter rate
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Boss 	Boss 	Boss
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==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Quest locations
Category:Forests
de:Dämmerforst
es:Bosque Ensueño
ja:うつろ森
Miasma Valley (Platinum 111)

Miasma Valley (Japanese: 瘴気の谷 Miasma Valley) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a fictional poisonous gas.
Category:Platinum cards
Category:Giratina vs Dialga Deck Kit cards
Category:Illus. by Ryo Ueda
de:Gifthauchtal (TCG)
es:Valle Miasma (TCG)
fr:Vallée miasme (Platine 111)
ja:瘴気の谷
zh:瘴气之谷（TCG）
Mic Test

The Mic Test (Japanese: Mic Test) is a feature which provides an interface for testing the microphone on the Nintendo DS and Nintendo DS Lite. It was introduced in as a hidden title screen function that is activated by pressing the X, Y, and ↓ buttons simultaneously. In the Generation V games, it gained an entry in the main menu.
A similar function was included in the settings of the and the ; therefore, the Mic Test became unnecessary and is no longer available starting with .
The Mic Test in and Generation V, respectively
Category:Game mechanics
Category:Menu options
Mica Lake

(Japanese: キララのみずうみ Mica Lake) is the fifth dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Go For It! Light Adventure Squad!. It is unlocked together with Ice Hill, a few days after reaching the . The weather on first floor may be of any kind, including clear. This is the first dungeon to feature enemy that contain more than two Pokémon. Darkness shrouds all floors. This is the first dungeon to feature Monster Houses.
==Pokémon encountered==
==Items==
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===Monster Houses===
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==Traps==
Player can find Summon, Gust, Grimy, Warp, Spin, Seal, Pokémon, Mud, Poison traps here.
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon (WiiWare) locations
Category:Lakes
Category:Dungeons containing Legendary or Mythical Pokémon
Mice Pokémon Are Nice (TCG)

The Mice Pokémon Are Nice Deck is a type deck found in the . The deck is classified as one of the easy-to-build decks, containing more common cards and less strategy than advanced decks.
==Description==
"Mice Are Nice" is a good example of a theme deck. Theme decks aren't built around a game mechanic (like Poison or cheap attacks). Instead, theme decks are built around some other central idea, like a Pokémon episode or things from Celadon City. The theme for "Mice Are Nice" is—you guessed it—mice!
All the Pokémon in the deck are either Mice or Rat Pokémon. If you know anyone who's afraid of mice, they'd better watch out. This deck's Pokémon nibble away at your opponent's Pokémon. Use Gust of Wind to keep damaged Pokémon from jumping up on your opponent's Bench and hiding there. PlusPower gives your little rodents a surprise bite when you need it most.
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
Michael

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Michael (Japanese: リュウト Ryūto) is the protagonist of Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness. Like most protagonists, his name is customizable.
Michael has a Snag Machine similar to that of Pokémon Colosseum's hero, Wes, and an Aura Reader, which makes the dark auras exuded by Shadow Pokémon visible as they were to Wes's companion, Rui. He is given these at the beginning of the game.
==Storyline==
Michael lives at Professor Krane's Pokémon lab in Orre with his mother, , who works for Professor Krane, and his sister, Jovi. He is an up-and-coming Trainer ready for his own journey with his , a Pokémon entrusted to him by his late father. Traveling across Orre, he seeks to defeat the criminal organization Cipher, which is now under Grand Master Greevil's plot to wield an army of Shadow Pokémon in order to rule the world. 
Not only does Michael successfully defeat all of the s and whom he encounters, but he also snags the Shadow Pokémon in their possession. His final feat is the capture of Greevil's full-fledged team of Shadow Pokémon, including XD001. His achievement brings about the disbandment of Cipher, at least under Greevil and Eldes's leadership. 
During the game, Michael's father is mentioned multiple times as a distinguished public figure, but he is in fact deceased. This makes Michael similar to and , one of whose father is a Gym Leader and the other a Pokémon Professor, but also to other player characters whose fathers are not present.
While Michael's adventures in Orre take place during Generation III, he encounters two Generation IV Pokémon, and , with Bonsly being used in Battle Bingo and Munchlax appearing outside of battle. 
===Pokémon===
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
Alternate art from Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
==Optional names==
Japanese	English	French	German	Italian	Spanish
<ab>リュウト Ryūto
ジェイミー Jamie
レツ Retsu</ab>	<ab>MICHAEL
DAVID
ADAM</ab>	<ab>FLORENT
THEO
VINCENT</ab>	<ab>MICHAEL
DAVID
ADAM</ab>	<ab>MICHELE
DAVIDE
MARCO</ab>	<ab>MAURO
TEO
ORIOL</ab>
==Trivia==
*When snagging a Shadow Pokémon, Michael uses his left hand to throw a Snag Ball. However, when sending out his own Pokémon or attempting to capture a wild Pokémon, he uses his right hand. 
**This may indicate that he is primarily right-handed, and that the Snag Machine is on his non-dominant hand out of necessity.
*The Strategy Memo's size comparison suggests that Michael is about 4'07" (1.4 m).
*During the development of Pokémon XD, Michael was going to have a and as his first Pokémon instead.
*In the demo of Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness; Michael has and on his team, both at level 40.
==In other languages==
==References==
==Related articles==
Category:XD characters
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es:Mauro
fr:Florent (Rhode)
it:Michele
ja:リュウト
zh:龍人
Michael (TCG GB)

Michael (Japanese: マサヒロ Masahiro) is one of the three Club Members from the Fighting Club, under Club Master , in .
==Pokémon Trading Card Game==
Michael is not found at the Club the first time the player meets him. Instead, he is training at the Grass Club. He appears from the start of the game.
Michael challenges to a 4-card prize match. Upon defeat, he awards the player with two booster packs. It is necessary to defeat Michael to be able to challenge either at the Fire Club or at the Rock Club. All three must be defeated to challenge .
===Heated Battle Deck===
==Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!==
Michael plays two different decks over the course of the game. Both decks are four prize card matches.
===You Can Do It Machop! Deck===
You Can Do It Machop! Deck (Japanese: がんばれ！ワンリキーデッキ) is the first deck played by Michael. Upon defeat, he awards the player with one booster pack.
This deck can be played against from the beginning of the game in the Fighting Club communications room, and remains available to play against after GR1 leaves the club, until the GR Coin is completed. If GR1 is the last GR member defeated, Michael will upgrade his deck and cease using this deck immediately.
===New Machoke Deck===
New Machoke Deck (Japanese: ニューゴーリキーデッキ) is the second deck played by Michael. Upon defeat with this deck, he awards the player with two booster packs.
This deck can be challenged once the GR Coin is fully assembled and the player has access to GR Island.
==Sprites==
 	 	 	 	
Sprite from	Main sprite from	Win sprite from	Loss sprite from	Overworld sprite from and
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Male characters
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Michael (disambiguation)

Michael has several referrals.
* For the player character of Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, see Michael.
* For the Club Member of the Fighting Club in Pokémon Trading Card Game (video game), see Michael (TCG GB).
* For the surfing whose Japanese name is Michael, see Puka.
* For the character that appeared during the Vertress Conference whose Japanese name is Michael, see Mikael.
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Michael Haigney

Michael Haigney is an American voice actor, voice director, and English-language adaptation writer who was one of the original voice actors of 4Kids Entertainment for its dub of .
==Biography==
Haigney was the original voice director on Pokémon from the first season through the third season, and was also one of the original voice actors, originally providing fill-in voices for Pokémon that had not been cast; under this capacity, he went under the alias Roger Kay. During the sixth season, Haigney left the series. After his departure, stock footage was used to voice Ash's Snorlax in Wheel Of Frontier, as well as Brock's Geodude in Grating Spaces!.
In the DVD commentary for Celebi: The Voice of the Forest, Haigney explained that he didn't realize Charmander would become a major character, believing it to only be a character of the day.
In 2022, Haigney started a Podcast series called Original Pokéman where he would share memories, mysteries, and behind-the-scenes stories on the episodes that he adapted and directed.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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======Major======
* Blaine
======Minor======
* Bystander (EP007)
* CTV news cameraman (M03)
* Dick
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======Major======
* Ash's Metapod (EP003-EP004)
* (EP011-EP043)
* Ash's Primeape (EP029)
* Ash's Muk (EP030-AG133)
* Ash's Snorlax (EP094-EP270, AG149)
* Brock's Geodude (EP005-AG177)
* Misty's Psyduck (EP027-HS16)
* James's Koffing and Weezing (EP002-AG006)
* Jessie's Ekans
* Jessie's Lickitung (EP052-EP146)
* Zippo
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* Cerulean Gym's Seel and Dewgong
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===Video games===
====Super Smash Bros.====
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====Pokémon Puzzle League====
* Blaine
* Brock's Geodude
* Misty's Psyduck
* Zippo
* Lorelei's Cloyster
* Lorelei's Dewgong
* Bruno's Hitmonchan
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==External links==
* Twitter
* Original Pokéman Podcast
* Instagram
 
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Category:English voice directors
it:Michael Haigney
Michael Lockwood Crouch

Michael Lockwood Crouch is a voice actor for the English-language dub of . He is currently affiliated with Atlas Talent Agency.
==Biography==
Crouch was born in 1984 in Austin, Texas. He has been acting since 2013, only getting voice acting roles on occasion. He has also provided his voice for audiobook narrations. In 2014, he was cast in his best known role as the voice of in .
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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=====Major=====
* 
=====Minor=====
* s (XY132)
* Crowd (M18)
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* The Local Population ()
* Sylvio Sawatari ()
* Young Bakura ()
==External links==
* Official website
* Twitter
* Instagram
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Michael McMillan

Michael McMillan is a voice actor for the English dub of .
==Biography==
McMillan became a voice actor sometime as an adult. He joined the during , where he gained his first role, voicing island kahuna Nanu. McMillan currently lives in New York.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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* Nanu
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Quin (Charlie's Heist)
McMillan, Michael
it:Michael McMillan
Michael Mikaelian

Michael Mikaelian is an American author known for several books about the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Aside from his work with Pokémon, he was also known as the Associate Editor of the now-defunct TopDeck magazine published by Wizards of the Coast.
==Bibliography==
* Pokémon Made Simple! (co-author)
* (co-author)
* 
==Related articles==
Category:Authors
it:Michael Mikaelian
Michael Schneider

Michael Schneider is a voice actor for the English-language dub of .
==Biography==
Schneider was born on January 29, 1987, and grew up on Long Island. He became a voice actor as an adult and joined the franchise during , gaining the role of Zirc in addition to a number of other roles including .
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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=====Humans=====
* Zirc
=====Pokémon=====
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==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Pierre Emmanuel (Visitors)
* John Lando (Lastman)
* Birdy, Kirkwood (Mobile Suit Gundam SEED)
* Yasunari Tsuru (Number24)
==External links==
* Official website
* Instagram
* Behind the Voice Actors
* Twitter
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it:Michael Schneider
Michael Sinterniklaas

Michael Sinterniklaas, also credited as Michael Tremain, is an American voice actor for the English dub of . He is currently affiliated with Stewart Talent Agency.
==Biography==
Sinterniklaas is the founder of NYAV Post, a recording studio located in New York and Los Angeles. Among the studio's clients are 4Kids Entertainment, , , , and .
Sinterniklaas's first Pokémon roles came during the fifth season of . His most prominent role was that of Jessie's Seviper, which was recast to Bill Rogers after season eight due to contract issues between 4Kids and Pokémon USA. Sinterniklaas is also credited with doing voice work on Pokémon Origins.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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=====Humans=====
* Joshua (assistant)
* Joshua (Coordinator)
* Elijah
* Ross
* Kennedy
* 
* Various characters of the day
=====Pokémon=====
* Jessie's Seviper (AG008-AG142)
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Guy Shishioh ()
* (, , , , )
* Trey Racer ()
* Mikey Simon ()
* Mayor Boodle, Mr. 9 () (4Kids Dub)
* Disco () (FUNimation Dub)
* Dean Venture ()
* Nigel the British Kid and others (: Passport to Peril)
* Nnoitra Jiruga, Luppi ()
* Dodge ()
* Teenage Christopher Thorndyke ()
* Xellos ()
* Leo ()
* Angelo Sauper ()
* Funshine Bear ()
* Tommy ()
* Riven () (4Kids Dub)
* Oscar Dragonia (, )
* Taki Tachibana ()
* Game attendant ()
==External links==
* Official NYAV Post website
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Michael Teitelbaum

Michael Teitelbaum is a children's book author who has written books based on the Pokémon franchise. He mostly writes informational books such as quiz books, how-to-draw books, and guides, although he has also written chapter book adaptations of other franchises as well. Aside from his work with Pokémon, he has also written books about franchises such as , , and .
==Bibliography==
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* Pokémon Maze Book No.1
* Pokémon Maze Book No.2
* Become a Pokémon Trainer
* Worlds of Adventure
* Extreme Pokémon: The Guide for the Ultimate Fan
* Meet Ash
* Meet Ash's Pikachu!
* Meet the Pokémon
* Watch Out for Team Galactic!
* Explore with Ash and Dawn
* Ash Battles His Rivals!
* Legends of Sinnoh
* World's Best Pokémon Drawing Book
==External links==
* Michael Teitelbaum's LinkedIn profile
* on Super Mario Wiki
==Related articles==
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