Minor characters in "Mioo, Dorost Ast!"

**Page 1** of the list of Mioo, Dorost Ast! characters that play a minor role in the series, or at least made an appearance in the original Pokémon cartoon.

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### Bubba Sawyer (Bulbasaur)

Ash's Bulbasaur as a human.

Bubba is a young boy born and raised in a Pokémon sanctuary, who took it upon himself to protect the creatures from hunters and trainers. He has a great love for Pokémon and prefers not to use any for battling. Having that said, he uses tools to fight off intruders, like his two whips.

Bubba has a brother and a sister, who became lost during their Pokémon journey, but were later found.

Because of his understanding of Pokémon and natural talent as a leader, he was asked to suspend his journey and work at Professor Acorn's laboratory, as she was having trouble keeping the Pokémon there under control.

Bubba is chubby, has green hair, red eyes, freckles, and wears baggy pants and a green-blue shirt with spots on them.

### Ivy Sawyer (Ivysaur)

Ivysaur as a human.

She's Bubba Sawyer's older sister who left the family to start her Pokémon journey.

Eventually she and Bubba's brother were found, and while Bubba was happy to had reunited with them, he decided to keep on traveling with his friends.

### Vinny Sawyer (Venusaur)

Venusaur as a human.

He is Bubba Sawyer's older brother and had left the family to start his Pokémon journey.

Vinny is a large boy who likes to be in charge, but can easily get carried away and push his wants and needs onto others. He lost focus of his quest and ended up forming his own little "kingdom" with the local kids of some other village. He tones down his strict rules when he meets up with Bubba again, but he and their sister, Ivy, didn't want to return home just yet and stayed to continue their weird game.

### Kurt Tell (Squirtle)

Ash's Squirtle as a human.

Kurt is the leader of a small street gang. He and its members are young children that escaped from the same orphanage, including Kurt's own nephew, Wharton Tell. Because of their past, they don't trust humans and only care about Pokémon.

Mir Yusuf was first to meet up with Kurt and earn his trust, thanks to his wardrobe and ability to speak the Pokémon language, which made Kurt believe he disliked being human. With the gang's help, Team Rocket was able to capture Pete Ashtoo, though this was already made easy, as he had gotten injured before that time. Mir translated Nidorash's plea to get a first aid kit for him, to which Kurt agreed, but then jokingly threatened to eat Misty the Krabby for dinner if he didn't return on time. This was taken seriously by everyone.

This, and after saving the gang from Team Rocket's betrayal, earned Pete and Nidorash Kurt's trust and devotion.

He sticks around for a long time to help aid them on their journey, until he returns to his old gang. They were given a scholarship at the fire department and a bright future with it.

Kurt has a bald head, blue eyes, wears a blue shirt under a yellow bodywarmer, and has a backpack resembling a turtle shell.

### Wharton Tell (Wartortle)

Wartortle as a human.

A skilled member of a group of fire fighter students on Orange Islands and originally Kurt Tell's rival. Kurt used to be jealous of his talents, but they worked together to save a child from a burning building and since then respected each other.

Wharton has light blue hair, wears a body-warmer, blue pants, backpack similar to Kurt's and an orange bandanna around his neck.

### Charles Mandel (Charmander/Charmeleon/Charizard)

Ash's Charmander/Charmeleon/Charizard as a human.

Charles was mercilessly abandoned by his father after not fulfilling his expectations. The main crew found him sitting by himself outdoors, but had to leave him behind after he kept refusing to move. At the nearby Pokémon center, Pete and the others heard incriminating words coming from a man they figured was his father, thus went back. The weather had worsened and he had gotten ill, while being targeted by a violent gang of Spearow.

His father showed up when his son proved not to be a liability, but Charles discarded him after the whole ordeal. Misty's owners wondered if they'd get into legal trouble if they took someone's son, but Charles explained his father was a deadbeat who never signed any documents that proclaimed they were even related. His mother appeared to had passed away recently.

While the decision to take an "orphan on paper" with them stays questioned, Charles sticks by their side and seemed to like Nidorash in particular. This changes however, when Charles enters puberty in a comically fast fashion and thinks to be too cool to be seen with any of his old friends. He might have an exaggerated form of progeria and gigantism, even though his mental state is affected as well.

Charles starts to mirror his father's behaviour the more time passes, which causes many in the crew to grow tired and avoid him when they see him walking, with exception of the simple-minded Nidorash, who still believes there's an ally in him.

One of his least appreciated traits is his urge to interrupt Pete's battles by showing up and sending out his own Pokémon.

Because Nidorash keeps giving him attention and once tried to keep him warm during a freezing night, Charles eventually abandons his act and reinstates his relationship with the crew. Still, because he wishes to become a Pokémon master himself, he officially steps out of the team to attend a special school and start from scratch.

He's changed his last name twice over time; first into the unofficial "Melee-ON" and then he adapted his mother's last name, Richard.

As a child, Charles has short orange hair, big aqua green eyes and is missing his front teeth. He wears a orange-sleeved sweater, orange pants and sneakers with a flame print.

When a teenager, his facial features are sharper and he has a mowhawk-like haircut where the tuft of hair is dyed a more noticeable red. His clothes haven't changed much, except for the increased contrast.

When an adult, Charles has grown quite the size and is barely recognizable. His red attire is now orange again, and he wears an orange-blue coat resembling the wings of a Charizard.

### Buddy Freeth (Caterpie/Butterfree)

Ash's Caterpie/Butterfree as a human.

When Nidorash was still a wild Pokémon and Buddy a baby, these two were more or less good friends, even though Nidorash never bothered to remember his name correctly. When he and Pete Ashtoo begin they journey, her mistakes a complete stranger (Matt Apott) for Buddy, but as Buddy remembers him quite well, they still get a touching reunion.

He doesn't stick around for too long and finds himself a love interest. The two want to focus on their relationship opposed to becoming Pokémon trainers.

### Matt Apott (Metapod)

Metapod as a human.

Matt is a random, inoffensive man Nidorash mistakes for a grown-up Buddy Freeth. As the two share no similarities, this mistake is rather odd.

### Will Drew (Weedle)

Weedle as a human.

A baby and the son of a criminal in hiding, Dee Drew.

### Kat Kouma/Dee Drew (Kakuna/Beedrill)

Kakuna/Beedrill as a human.

A criminal who changed his name to evade the authorities. He's very protective over his infant son, Will Drew.

### Pete G. (Pidgey/Pidgeotto/Pidgeot)

Pidgey as a human.

A righteous young man originally from Ecruteak City. He's seen walking almost everywhere the crew goes, though nobody can ever remember his last name. He is the grandson of the owner of the Pidgey Express.

Pete replaced Charles Mandel when he started acting up. He's one of the few people who shows respect for Nidorash's efforts and tolerates his mistakes.

After ridding a town from a street punk named Earl Row, the residents wished for him to be their mayor and keep protecting them from criminals. Pete accepted.

### Earl Finn Row (Spearow/Fearow)

Spearow/Fearow as a human.

A street punk with no patience, who likes to terrorize people and Pokémon.

Nidorash had an unpleasant encounter with him years ago and again met up with him as the leader of a violent gang, harassing a peaceful town. Pete G fought them off by himself.

### Ekansh Akbar (Ekans/Arbok)

        Jessie's Ekans/Arbok as a human.

He is Charjessieon's real owner and a man with Indian ancestry. He has undying patience and respect for his Pokémon, which managed to help Charjessieon evolve into the form she is today.
Still, he's not a noteworthy trainer and has never managed to turn her into a Charizard. She's been stuck in her second evolutionary stage for years. Though she has a short fuse and shows disappointment in her trainer, the two of them share a close bond and she's never disobeyed him.

The person who originally captured her is unknown. When she was still a Charmander, she was given to Ekansh for his 16th birthday.

Ekansh wasn't happy with the order to hand her over to Mir Yusuf, but meets the trio frequently enough to tolerate the decision. Eventually he embarks on a personal family mission and disappears from the picture, fully entrusting her with Mir Yusuf. He was never seen again.

He is slightly tanned, has long purple hair in a ponytail, black eyes, a long neck, and wears a purple turtleneck shirt under his Team Rocket attire. He's somewhere in his late 20s/early 30s.

### Ray Schuh (Raichu)

Raichu as a human.

Pete Ashtoo's first real rival. He is a young gym leader who proved tough, but as he has no patience letting his Pokémon develop, his evolutions lack important abilities and were eventually beaten.

### Sam Schuh (Sandshrew)

Sandshrew as a human.

A boy who's set on becoming "the strongest Pokémon ever" and plans to battle in gyms as one. He tortures himself with Pokémon attacks and rough training every day in order to achieve this goal, which didn't get received well by the main characters. His father supports his son's insane dream, and after seeing the boy's devotion, there wasn't much left to do for the crew but accept it and walk away.

### Sam Sledge (Sandslash)

Sandslash as a human.

Sam is a devoted trainer who works himself to exhaustion, but only has one bad-mannered Pokémon to show for it.

### Nina "Maria" Rann (Nidoran/Nidorina)

Nidoran/Nidorina from "Wherefore Art Thou, Pokémon?" as a human.

Maria is a young girl who's in love with Tony Ramm, but has to sneak out of the house to see him, as their parents hate each other.

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