Eclipse

**Caitlyn Fisher**, commonly known under her codename **Eclipse**, is a recurring grunt in Team Meteor and the partner of Aster during battles.
Eclipse takes her job fairly seriously, but gets frustrated with sudden inconveniences, especially Aster, who can be fairly oblivious to social cues and situations.

## Story Events

### Mosswater Industrial

Eclipse and Aster are first met in Mosswater Industrial, introduced by Sirius before being ordered to deal with the player and Fern while Sirius and Ace fight the Gym Leaders. Once the pair is defeated, they retreat alongside Ace and Sirius.

### Lapis Ward

Shortly after the player meets Cal and Shelly for the first time outside the Lapis Ward, Eclipse and Aster show up on one of the nearby rooftops to confirm Borealis's death. Aster then accidentally reveals that Team Meteor was behind the explosion at the Grand Stairway, a fact that Eclipse does not appreciate. They then leave for the North Obsidia Ward.

### Grand Stairway

After the player meets with the leader of Team Meteor in the deepest parts of the Grand Stairway, they fight Aster and Eclipse alongside Victoria in order to free her.

### Azurine Island

Eclipse and Aster ambush the player as they are exploring Azurine Island in search of Team Meteor, taking the opportunity to battle the player now that they are on their own. Once they are defeated, Aster reveals that Team Meteor has a secret base on the island. Eclipse initially asks him to shut up, but then explains that she's not thrilled about attacking Apophyll and its dying teacher, just like she wouldn't want anyone trying to hurt her father. She then points the player in the direction of the base before the pair departs.

### LCCC

During the player and Aya's travels towards Calcenon City along Route 3, they eventually find themselves in a Meteor base, accidentally wandering into the control room for the PULSE Clawitzer where Aster and Eclipse are currently working. After Aster sends a grunt to get backup, the duo battles Aya and the player. Once they are defeated, Eclipse tells the group that she's quitting Team Meteor before powering off the machine controlling the PULSE. Aster then questions Eclipse's motivations, to which she explains that she's done nothing but hurt people as part of Team Meteor and that the New World isn't worth much if the people she cares about aren't in it. She further states that her father lives in Calcenon and was in serious danger from the Clawitzer's attacks.

Eclipse then tells Aya and the player that Team Meteor wasn't always this bad; at first, Solaris just wanted to cleanse the city, but even before Lin, Sirius had begun to change things. Her explanation is abruptly cut short, however, when Sirius himself shows up and attacks her with his Chandelure. Sirius then explains that the flames of a Chandelure "burn away the soul", leaving her body technically alive but non-functional.

### Calcenon City

After the player fights Aster — by himself — one more time, he can be found in Eclipse's father's house in Calcenon City, having brought Eclipse's body back to her family. Eclipse can then be found in the upstairs room of the house.

## Story Battles

### Mosswater Industrial Battle

Eclipse and Aster are battled on a Factory Field in a Double Battle format. The player fights alongside Fern.

### Grand Stairway Battle

Eclipse and Aster are battled on a Cave Field in a Double Battle format. The player fights alongside Victoria.

### Azurine Island Battle

Aster and **Eclipse** are battle on a Swamp Field in a Double Battle format.

### LCCC Battle

Eclipse and Aster are battled on a Factory Field in a Double Battle format. The player fights alongside Aya.

### Rhodochrine Tree Battle

Eclipse is battled on a Rainbow Field in a Single Battle format.

## Trivia

* Eclipse is named after an astronomical event, which occurs when one object (the moon or earth) gets in between you and another object (the sun) and blocks your view.
* In the game's early history, Aster and Eclipse used to have a shared VS mugshot. This was later removed and then restored in Episode 19.
* The game used to treat Aster & Eclipse as one trainer in battle until the battle in the Calcenon Control Center, meaning they could send out each other's Pokemon.
	+ As of Episode 19, they are now treated as two separate trainers.
* The Pokemon they have tend to have two Pokemon that are "opposites".
	+ Lunatone and Solrock
	+ Passimian and Oranguru
	+ Midnight Lycanroc and Midday Lycanroc
	+ Electivire and Magmortar (prior to EP17, which were then replaced by Midnight and Midday Lycanroc)