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Gym Leader Clair

Clair is the eighth and final gym leader to be introduced in the Johto region.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Ibuki
* Name in Spanish: Debora
* Name in French: Sandra
* Name in Italian: Sandra (same as in French)
* Name in German: Sandra (same as in French)
* Name in Korean: Ihyang
* First Anime Appearance: Beauty is Skin Deep
* Gym's Location: Blackthorn City
* Recommended Type: Dragon
* Name of Badge: Rising Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Yuko Mita
* Dub Voice Actor: Megan Hollingshead

## Pokémon Team

* Dragonite: The Dragon Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Yache Berry
	+ Move Set: Draco Meteor, Earthquake, Extreme Speed, Outrage

* Kingdra: The Dragon Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Chesto Berry
	+ Move Set: Rest, Waterfall, Dragon Dance, Outrage

* Altaria: The Humming Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Leftovers
* Move Set: Toxic, Fire Blast, Double Team, Cotton Guard

* Salamence: The Dragon Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Dragon Gem
	+ Move Set: Draco Meteor, Rock Slide, Earthquake, Outrage

* Druddigon: The Cave Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Rocky Helmet
	+ Move Set: Glare, Sucker Punch, Dragon Claw, Revenge

* Garchomp: The Mach Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Focus Sash
	+ Move Set: Dual Chop, Earthquake, Fire Fang, Swords Dance

## Trivia

* In Pokémon Puzzle Challenge, Clair uses a Dragonair in battle.

## Gallery

<gallery>
File:Clair's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Blackthorn\_City.png
File:Clair's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Dragon.jpg
File:Rising\_Badge.png
File:Clair's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
Barq's Lemon-Lime

*Not to be confused with Barq's Lemon Sour.*

**Barq's Lemon-Lime** is a former flavor of soda made by Barq's.

It was first introduced in 1967 and was last advertised in 1974.

It was more commonly sold in glass bottles, though cans were also introduced.

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/763575385/?terms=Barq%27s%20Lemon-Lime&match=1
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/36260711/?terms=Barq%27s%20Lemon-Lime&match=1
Gym Leader Marlon

Marlon is the eleventh and final gym leader in the Unova region, but was introduced as the eighth and final gym leader in Black 2 and White 2.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Shizui
* Name in Spanish: Ciprian
* Name in French: Amana
* Name in Italian: Ciprian (same as in Spanish)
* Name in German: Benson
* Name in Korean: Sijeu
* First Anime Appearance: The Road to Humilau.
* Gym's Location: Humilau City
* Recommended Type: Water
* Name of Badge: Wave Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Yuji Ueda
* Dub Voice Actor: Ed Paul

## Pokémon Team

* Jellicent: The Floating Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Expert Belt
	+ Move Set: Hydro Pump, Energy Ball, Shadow Ball, Psychic

* Carracosta: The Prototurtle Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Lum Berry
	+ Move Set: Rock Slide, Shell Smash, Aqua Jet, Waterfall

* Starmie: The Mysterious Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Focus Sash
	+ Move Set: Thunderbolt, Reflect, Scald, Light Screen

* Quagsire: The Water Fish Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Rindo Berry
	+ Move Set: Earthquake, Rock Slide, Waterfall, Counter

* Cloyster: The Bivalve Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: King's Rock
	+ Move Set: Ice Shard, Icicle Spear, Rock Blast, Shell Smash

* Wailord: The Float Whale Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Choice Scarf
	+ Move Set: Water Spout, Blizzard, Bounce, Fissure

## Trivia

* Marlon spoke in a Kyushu dialect in the Japanese series.

## Gallery

<gallery>
File:Marlon's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Humilau\_City.png
File:Marlon's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Water\_4.jpg
File:Wave\_Badge.png
File:Marlon's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
Gym Leader Misty

Misty is the second gym leader introduced in the Kanto region.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Kasumi
* Name in Spanish: Misty (same as in English)
* Name in French: Ondine
* Name in Italian: Misty (same as in English)
* Name in German: Misty (same as in English)
* Name in Korean: Iseul
* First Anime Appearance: Pokémon, I Choose You.
* Gym's Location: Cerulean City
* Type Recommended: Water
* Name of Badge: Cascade Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Mayumi Iizuka
* Dub Voice Actor: Rachel Lillis

## Pokémon Team

* Starmie: The Mysterious Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Choice Scarf
	+ Move Set: Psychic, Grass Knot, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt

* Lanturn: The Light Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Sitrus Berry
	+ Move Set: Thunderbolt, Scald, Ice Beam, Toxic

* Jellicent: The Floating Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Leftovers
	+ Move Set: Surf, Shadow Ball, Recover, Will-O-Wisp

* Lapras: The Transport Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Zoom Lens
	+ Move Set: Hydro Pump, Blizzard, Ice Shard, Sheer Cold

* Quagsire: The Water Fish Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Focus Sash
	+ Move Set: Waterfall, Earthquake, Rain Dance, Yawn

* Blastoise: The Shellfish Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Salac Berry
	+ Move Set: Avalanche, Hydro Pump, Outrage, Iron Defense

## Trivia

* In Pokémon Yellow, Misty calls Red a "sweetie" before battle.

## Gallery

<gallery>
File:Misty's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Cerulean\_City.png
File:Misty's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Water.jpg
File:Cascade\_Badge.png
File:Misty's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
Gym Leader Lenora

Lenora is the second gym leader to be introduced in the Unova region.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Aloe
* Name in Spanish: Aloe (same as in Japanese)
* Name in French: Aloe (same as in Japanese)
* Name in Italian: Aloe (same as in Japanese)
* Name in German: Aloe (same as in Japanese)
* Name in Korean: Aloe (same as in Japanese)
* First Anime Appearance: A Night in the Nacrene City Museum.
* Gym's Location: Nacrene City
* Recommended Type: Normal
* Name of Badge: Basic Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Atsuko Tanaka
* Dub Voice Actor: Norma Nongauza

## Pokémon Team

* Watchog: The Lookout Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Focus Sash
	+ Move Set: Hypnosis, Confuse Ray, Super Fang, Flail

* Cinccino: The Scarf Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Life Orb
	+ Move Set: Focus Blast, Swift, Thunderbolt, Grass Knot

* Braviary: The Valiant Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Power Herb
	+ Move Set: Superpower, U-turn, Tailwind, Sky Attack

* Sawsbuck: The Season Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Choice Scarf
	+ Move Set: Wild Charge, Jump Kick, Horn Leech, Megahorn

* Kangaskhan: The Parent Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Chople Berry
	+ Move Set: Fake Out, Hammer Arm, Sucker Punch, Ice Punch

* Lickilicky: The Licking Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Expert Belt
	+ Move Set: Surf, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Flamethrower

## Trivia

* Lenora is the only gym leader in Unova to have a rematch with Ash.

## Gallery

<gallery>
File:Lenora's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Nacrene\_City.png
File:Lenora's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Normal\_3.png
File:Basic\_Badge.png
File:Lenora's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
Crush Sarsi

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7 Up Citrus Splash

**7 Up Citrus Splash** was a 7 Up flavor that was released in stores around 2004 in Canada and until the discontinuation of 2006. 2 years later, it was later re-released in stores for the Summertime of 2008 until somewhere in late 2008 where it was discontinued.

## **Description**

7 Up Citrus Splash was a variant of 7 Up which was clear in color, similar to Sierra Mist Undercover Orange, and Sierra Mist Free Undercover Orange. Its flavor was a splash of Lemon-Lime with Mandarin flavor.

## **History**

7 Up Citrus Splash was first released in stores of Canada in 2004. It remained in stores until 2006, where it was discontinued for unknown reasons.

In the summertime of 2008, 7 Up Citrus Splash was later re-released in stores of Canada. This soda was in a cardboard 1.5L suit with striking metallic look and it's contained no sugar. It was later discontinued somewhere in late 2008.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla

**Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla** is a Coca-Cola Zero Sugar flavor that was officially released in stores on February 25th, 2019, in the United States alongside Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla, and Sprite Lymonade.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla is a variant of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar which is brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Vanilla. Its flavor is the same as Coca-Cola Zero Sugar but with added orange-vanilla creamsicle flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla was first released in stores of the United States on February 25th, 2019, alongside Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla, and Sprite Lymonade.

## **Coca-Cola Freestyle Release**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla was later released as an exclusive flavor in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines in 2019 as a permanent flavor.
Canada Dry Root Beer

**Canada Dry Root Beer** is a former flavor of Root Beer made by the Canada Dry company.

It was originally introduced in 1946, it was later re-branded as *Canada Dry Draft Style Root Beer*. It's currently unknown when exactly this flavor was discontinued, but it's assumed to be sometime in the late 1970's, being replaced with their sister brand, Barrelhead Root Beer.

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/733798550/?terms=Canada%20Dry%20Root%20Beer&match=1
Canada Dry Coffee

**Canada Dry Coffee** was a flavor of Coffee created by the Canada Dry company.

It was originally introduced to the United States in 1961, with it being last advertised in 1965. There was a Diet and a Low Calorie variant, with it currently being assumed that an "original" (non diet) version was never made.

Canada Dry also released a flavor in Japan known as "Coffee-Time Blend" which wasn't discontinued until sometime in the 1980's.
Fanta Lemon-Lime

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**Fanta Lemon-Lime** (also known as "**Clear Lemon Fanta**" in Germany) was a flavor of Fanta, first released in 1960 in the United States and Canada. By 1961, it was subsequently renamed to Sprite, lasting for an entire year of production before being rebranded.

## **Description**

Fanta Lemon-Lime was a lemon-lime soda flavor of Fanta.

## **History**

Fanta Lemon-Lime got first released in the United States in 1960 in the original lineup. This lineup consisted of Orange Soda, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon-Lime Soda, and Imitation Grape Soda.

After one year of production, it was subsequently renamed to Sprite in 1961, lasting for an entire year before being rebranded.

## **International Release**

### **Germany**

Clear Lemon Fanta was released originally in Germany in 1959. Its flavor featured lemon, while the United States and Canada featured lemon-lime.

### **Canada**

Fanta Lemon-Lime got introduced following the American release of Fanta Lemon-Lime in the same year. It got rebranded when Fanta Lemon-Lime got subsequently rebranded to Sprite the following year.

## **Trivia**

* When Fanta Orange got first released in the United States in 1960, an original lineup got released. This lineup consisted of Orange Soda, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon-Lime Soda, and Imitation Grape Soda.
Gym Leader Morty

Morty is the fourth gym leader to be introduced in the Johto region.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Matsuba
* Name in Spanish: Morti
* Name in French: Mortimer
* Name in Italian: Angelo
* Name in German: Jens
* Name in Korean: Yubin
* First Anime Appearance: A Ghost of a Chance
* Gym's Location: Ecruteak City
* Recommended Type: Ghost
* Name of Badge: Fog Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Masaya Matsukaze
* Dub Voice Actor: Andrew Rannells

## Pokémon Team

* Gengar: The Shadow Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Wide Lens
	+ Move Set: Shadow Ball, Focus Blast, Giga Drain, Thunderbolt

* Mismagius: The Magical Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Sitrus Berry
	+ Move Set: Confuse Ray, Will-O-Wisp, Perish Song, Mean Look

* Banette: The Marionette Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Ghost Gem
	+ Move Set: Shadow Claw, Sucker Punch, Destiny Bond, Gunk Shot

* Dusknoir: The Gripper Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Leftovers
	+ Move Set: Shadow Sneak, Will-O-Wisp, Fire Punch, Protect

* Chandelure: The Luring Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Life Orb
	+ Move Set: Overheat, Shadow Ball, Energy Ball, Psychic

* Froslass: The Snow Land Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Focus Sash
	+ Move Set: Destiny Bond, Thunder Wave, Ice Beam, Shadow Ball

## Trivia

* Morty is the only male Ghost-type expert.

## Gallery

<gallery>
File:Morty's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Ecruteak\_City.png
File:Morty's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Ghost.jpg
File:Fog\_Badge.png
File:Morty's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
Crush Chocolate

**Crush Chocolate** was a former flavor of Chocolate Soda made the by the Crush.

It was originally released in 1926, with it currently being unknown when it was discontinued. Though it appears to be sometime shortly after it was released, not being on the market for very long.

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/510884268/?terms=Chocolate%20Crush%20Soda&match=1
7 Up Tropical

**7 Up Tropical** is a 7 Up flavor released for a limited time in 2014 and 2015. In 2023, it was released as a Franchise Exclusive flavor available since August 2023 only at the Kroger Family of stores.

## **Description**

7 Up Tropical is a Tropical (Mango Peach) flavor of 7 Up. Its color has a orange look.

## **History**

### **(2014) Limited-time release**

Tropical 7 Up was first released in Summer 2014 for a limited time only in 16-ounce cans.

### **(2015) Limited-time release**

In 2015, it was re-released again in the same 16-ounce cans with an addition of 2-liters promoting Electronic DJs, namely Martix Garrix (Tropical 7 Up and 7 Up Lemon-Lime) and Tiesto (7 Up Cherry)

### **(2023) Kroger Exclusive release**

In Early 2023, it was leaked that Tropical 7 Up would be released in Kroger stores for a limited time, but changed to be a permanent flavor.

It was officially released in Kroger and Kroger-owned stores in the United States in August 2023, sold in 12 packs and 20-ounce bottles, as a permanent flavor alongside a Zero Sugar variant.
Coca-Cola Life

**Coca-Cola Life** was a Coca-Cola flavor that was officially released in stores in Summer 2014 in certain regions of the United States and then it was later released nationally in November 2014 nationwide as a permanent flavor.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Life was a variant of Coca-Cola which is brown in color, similar to Pepsi True. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola but sweetened with a blend of cane sugar and Stevia leaf extract. It has 35% fewer calories and less sugar than regular Coca-Cola.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Life was first released in 2013 in Argentina and Chile after years of research. Coca-Cola Life was later released in the United States only in limited areas in Summer 2014 which was only exclusively released at a number of locations of The Fresh Market grocery stores. Nationwide distribution began on November 4th, 2014 elsewhere in the United States.

In 2020, Coca-Cola Life, along with tab, would be discontinued in the United States and everywhere else in the world alongside other underperforming brands.

## **United Kingdom Release**

Coca-Cola Life was released in stores of the United Kingdom in September 2014 as a permanent flavor, but it was later discontinued in 2017 due to poor sales
Coca-Cola Lime

*Not to be confused with Diet Coke with Lime or Coca-Cola with Lime*

**Coca-Cola lime** is a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor

The flavor was originally introduced in cans and bottles in 2005. Coca-Cola discounted the lime flavor in 2007, however, this only applied to the United States, as Coca-Cola Lime was, and still is, sold in cans and bottles throughout various countries across the world.

Coca-Cola re-released the flavor to the United States in 2009, as an exclusive flavor to their Freestyle machines.

Coca-Cola Lime is considered part of the Coca-Cola Flavours line, and also has a zero sugar variant, in various international countries.
Crush Apple

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Barq's Orange Soda

**Barq's Orange Soda** was the Orange flavor of the Barq's brand.

The flavor was originally introduced in 1939 as *Barq's Moon-Glo*, with that name gradually being phased out in favor of the simpler Barq's Orange Soda name. The Moon-Glo branding was fully dissolved by 1942. Barq's Orange soda continued to be manufactured until around 1981 when it was last advertised.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/search/?query=Barq%27s%20Moon-Glo&dr\_year=1939-1939
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/search/?query=Barq%27s%20Orange%20Soda&dr\_year=1941-1941
3. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/329367247/?terms=Barq%27s%20Orange%20Soda&match=1
Stridens kejsare

* **Alignment:** Lawful Evil.
* **Keywords:** Krig, erövring.
* **Domain:** War.

Stridens kejsare är krigets och erövrandets onda gud.

Militaristiska nationer av människor och gobliner tjänar honom och erövrar i hans namn. Onda *fighters* och *paladins* tjänar honom.

Han beordrar sina dyrkare till:

* *Låt aldrig din rädsla bemästra dig, men driv rädsla i hjärtat hos dina fiender.*
* *Straffa insubordination och störning.*
* *Slipa dina kampfärdigheter till perfektion, oavsett om du är en mäktig general eller en ensam legosoldat.*
Big Honey Lemonade

**Big Honey Lemonade** was a Big Red soda flavor that was officially released in 2004 alongside Big Red Vanilla Float and Big Punch Fruit Punch. These three variants were discontinued in 2011.

## **History**

Big Red Inc. released Big Honey Lemonade, alongside Big Red Vanilla Float and Big Punch Fruit Punch beginning in 2004. It was produced in bottles and cans for a really large period of time in years after its discontinuation in 2011 presumably of low sales or to focus on other Big Red soda variants along the Big Red soda brand.

Big Honey Lemonade received a new logo redesign in 2011 but then, unfortunately, the new design wasn't used and then discontinued.
Diet Pink Squirt

**Diet Pink Squirt** is an earlier flavor variant of Squirt Soda.

Not much information can be found about this flavor. It is assumed that it was most likely pink in color, and was made with Pink Grapefruit as opposed to Regular Grapefruit.

It would appear that the flavor only came in a diet variant, as no "regular" (non-diet) version of the drink was ever made.
Eckerd Award

**Eckerd Award** was the private label/store brand soda that was sold exclusively at Eckerd Drugstores.

The brand was originally introduced in 1994 and was discontinued when Eckerd went out of business in 2006, after being acquired by Rite Aid.

## Flavors

The brand had several flavors, including;

* Cola
* Grape
* Orange
* Root Beer
* Peach
* Strawberry
* Dr. Riffic
* Eckerd Up
* Eckerd Mountain
* Sleet Iced Tea
Coca-Cola C2

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**Coca-Cola C2** was a Coca-Cola flavor that was first released in Japan, then it was later officially released on June 7th, 2004, in the United States and shortly after introduced in Canada, in response to the low-carbohydrate diet trend. Unfortunately, Coca-Cola C2 was discontinued due to low sales in 2006 in all countries.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola C2 is a variant of Coca-Cola which is brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola but its calorie count was in the middle. It was sweetened with High Fructose Corn Syrup, Aspartame, Acesulfame, Sucralose, and Acesulfame Potassium.

## **History**

Coca-Cola C2 was first released in Japan, it was then later released on June 7th, 2004, in the United States and later released in Canada shortly after the United States release.

For marketing on radio and television, and movie theaters the Queen song "I Want to Break Free" was used. When it was first introduced, though, the Rolling Stones song "You Can't Always Get What You Want" was used.

American sales did not live up to early expectations mainly due to customer disinterest in a mid-calorie soda, and partly due to the success of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, a zero-calorie version of Coca-Cola; however, Coca-Cola said the brand would remain in its lineup, even while Pepsi discontinued its equivalent product, Pepsi Edge, in late 2005, just one year after its introduction.

Many store shelves completely replaced the product with Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry due to display, shelving and storage limitations, and with the introduction of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry, the product disappeared from all store shelves where it had previously remained. Coca-Cola C2 was discontinued due to low sales in 2006.
Bazooka Bubble Gum Flavored Soda

**Bazooka Bubble Gum Flavored Soda** was a brand of soda that was related to the brand of gum that went by the same name.

The soda was released to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Bazooka Bubble Gum brand.

It is currently unknown if the drink is a limited edition flavor or a permeant one, although as of June 2023, you can still buy it online.
Gym Leader Brycen

Brycen is the seventh gym leader to be introduced in the Unova region.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Hachiku
* Name in Spanish: Junco
* Name in French: Zhu
* Name in Italian: Silvestro
* Name in German: Sandro
* Name in Korean: Damjuk
* First Anime Appearance: Guarding the Guardian of the Mountain.
* Gym's Location: Icirrus City
* Recommended Type: Ice
* Name of Badge: Freeze Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Nobuo Tobita
* Dub Voice Actor: Benjamin Becker

## Pokémon Team

* Cryogonal: The Crystallizing Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Wide Lenses
	+ Move Set: Ice Shard, Sheer Cold, Flash Cannon, Blizzard
* Beartic: The Freezing Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Bright Powder
	+ Move Set: Swords Dance, Substitute, Focus Punch, Icicle Crash
* Vanilluxe: The Snowstorm Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Leftovers
	+ Move Set: Hail, Weather Ball, Protect, Blizzard
* Weavile: The Sharp Claw Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Chople Berry
	+ Move Set: Night Slash, Fake Out, Brick Break, Ice Shard
* Dewgong: The Sea Lion Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Life Orb
	+ Move Set: Fake Out, Drill Run, Aqua Jet, Frost Breath
* Walrein: The Ice Break Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Expert Belt
	+ Move Set: Earthquake, Super Fang, Aqua Tail, Avalanche

## Trivia

Brycen is the only Ice-type expert to have a team of all pure Ice-types.

## Gallery

<gallery>
File:Brycen's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Icirrus\_City.png
File:Brycen's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Ice\_3.jpg
File:Freeze\_Badge.png
File:Brycen's\_Pokemon\_Team.png

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Crush Birch Beer

**Crush Birch Beer** is a Crush flavor that was first released in Canada in 2005 of the provinces, specifically widely only available of Newfoundland and Labrador.

## **Description**

Crush Birch Beer is a variant of Crush which is red in color, similar to Moxie Cola, and Fanta Birch Beer. Its flavor is a root beer but with a sharp aftertaste.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Vanilla

**Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Vanilla** is a Coca-Cola Zero Sugar flavor that was officially released in stores in 2007, in the United States.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Vanilla is a variant of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar which is brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Vanilla. Its flavor is the same as Coca-Cola Zero Sugar but with added vanilla flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Vanilla was first released in stores of the United States in 2007 as a permanent flavor.
A&W

> "*A&W Restaurants is an American chain of fast-food restaurants distinguished by its burgers, draft root beer and root beer floats. Its origins date back to 1919 when Roy W. Allen set up a roadside drink stand to offer a new thick and creamy drink, root beer, at a parade honoring returning World War I veterans in Lodi, California. Allen's employee Frank Wright partnered with him in 1922 and they founded their first restaurant in Sacramento, California in 1923. The company name was taken from the initials of their last names – Allen and Wright. The company became famous in the United States for its "frosty mugs" – the mugs were kept in a freezer and filled with A&W Root Beer just before being served to customers.*"
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## Trivia

The A&W root beer is sold in stores in cans and bottles
Bubble Up

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**Bubble Up** is a lemon-lime soft drink brand created in 1919, by **Sweet Valley Products Co.** of Sandusky, Ohio. It is now manufactured by the Dad's Root Beer Company, LLC and owned by Hedinger Brands, LLC for the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and by Monarch Beverage Company of Atlanta for international markets (in particular Asia and Africa).

## History

The Bubble Up name was first used in 1919 by Sweet Valley Products Co. of Sandusky, Ohio. Bubble Up at that time was advertised as a grape juice. (not as a lemon-lime). A patent was filed, by Sweet Valley Products for the name Bubble-Up on August 13, 1919; However, the registration date is April 12, 1921.

The name Bubble-Up is virtually unused from 1922 to 1937. LeRoy O. Schneeburger of St. Louis, Missouri then President of the Whistle-Vess Beverage Co. in 1937 buys the naked United States registration of Bubble-Up and in 1938 registered the mark in his own name.

Bubble-Up in 1938 has now been developed as a lemon-lime drink and never used as a grape juice by LeRoy O. Schneeburger.

The Bubble-Up Company has been formed in St. Louis and the beverage is franchised and bottled all across the country. The Bubble-Up Co remains in St. Louis until approximately 1953. (The exact dates of the beginning and end of the company timeline is an estimate but should be close).

In 1953, The Bubble Up Company is now located in Peoria, Illinois. The current owner is the O-So Grape Co. April 10, 1959, the trademark name of "Kiss of Lemon - Kiss of Lime" is patented by Bubble Corporation, Peoria, Illinois.

Sometime in the early to mid-1960's the Bubble Up Corp. is now in Los Angeles, Calif. The company falls into bad times and files for bankruptcy in 1970.

I.C. Industries of Chicago, Illinois buys Bubble-Up in 1973 to go along with its recently acquired Dad's Root Beer Co. and Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers. IC wants to revive Bubble Up. IC patents a new logo for Bubble Up in 1979.

1987 and Bubble Up has been sold along with Dad's Root Beer Co. to the Monarch Co. of Atlanta, Georgia. Bubble Up and Dad's Root beer will, however, remain headquartered in Chicago to serve its 240 franchised bottlers.

Hedinger Brands LLC purchases Bubble Up in 2007 and is located in Jasper, Indiana

## Variants

(for International markets only)

* Bubble Up Lemon-Lime
* Bubble Up Diet Lemon-Lime
* Bubble Up Cloudy Lemon
* Bubble Up Bitter Lemon
* Bubble Up Ginger Ale
* Bubble Up Tonic Water
* Bubble Up Club Soda

## Trivia

* the name sounds very close to 7-up a competing brand
Fanta Grape

**Fanta Grape** is a flavor of Fanta, first released in 1960 in the United States. It gained positive feedback during its first few years, including making its way to many countries, and its popularity has remained consistent for over 60+ years, making it a reliable flavor for many countries.

## **Description**

Fanta Grape is a Grape flavor of Fanta and has a purple look, having a comparable tasting flavor and color to that of Crush Grape.

## **History**

Fanta Grape (originally named Imitation Grape Soda), alongside other flavors: Orange Soda, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon-Lime Soda was first released in the United States in 1960 in the original lineup.

After its few years in the United States, its popularity surged, becoming Fanta's more known flavors in the original lineup in the United States. Other lesser-known flavors: Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon-Lime, didn't have the chance to be admired compared to Fanta Grape and Fanta Orange, where all those previously mentioned flavors eventually one by one discontinued during their lifespans.

In 2002, in the United States, Fanta Grape, alongside other flavors: Fanta Orange, Fanta Pineapple, Fanta Strawberry was highly promoted by spoke-ladies named "The Fantanas." After advertising the four core flavors of its Fanta brand, its popularity soared, leaving the popularity of the four flavors steady in demand for many years.

## **Trivia**

* When Fanta Orange got first released in the United States in 1960, an original lineup got released. This lineup consisted of Orange Soda, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon-Lime Soda, and Imitation Grape Soda.
Gym Leader Valerie

Valerie is the sixth gym leader to be introduced in the Kalos region in Gym Leaders Galore!

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Mache
* Name in Spanish: Valeria
* Name in French: Valeriane
* Name in Italian: Valerie (same as in English)
* Name in German: Valerie (same as in English)
* Name in Korean: Mache (same as in Japanese)
* First Anime Appearance: A Fashionable Battle!
* Gym's Location: Laverre City
* Recommended Type: Fairy
* Name of Badge: Fairy Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Satsuki Yukino
* Dub Voice: Kate Bristol

## Pokémon Team

* Mawile: The Deceiver Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Mawilite
	+ Move Set: Play Rough, Crunch, Iron Defense, Iron Head

* Sylveon: The Intertwining Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Leftovers
	+ Move Set: Attract, Draining Kiss, Quick Attack, Charm

* Mr. Mime: The Barrier Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Focus Sash
	+ Move Set: Fake Out, Psychic, Substitute, Iron Defense

* Florges: The Garden Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Grass Gem
	+ Move Set: Moonblast, Dazzling Gleam, Wish, Petal Blizzard

* Togekiss: The Jubilee Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Charti Berry
	+ Move Set: Air Slash, Dazzling Gleam, Follow Me, Tailwind

* Aromatisse: The Fragrance Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Haban Berry
	+ Move Set: Calm Mind, Draining Kiss, Aromatherapy, Attract

## Trivia

* According to a tourist in Kalos' hotels, Valerie is from the Johto region in Gym Leaders Galore!

## Gallery

<gallery>
File:Valerie's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Laverre\_City.png
File:Valerie's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Fairy.jpg
File:Fairy\_Badge.png
File:Valerie's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
Coca-Cola Cherry

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**Coca-Cola Cherry** (originally known as "**Cherry Coke**", and then renamed to "**Coca-Cola Cherry**" in 2007 in the United States) is a Coca-Cola flavor first released in 1985, as a permanent flavor in the United States.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Cherry, as its name implies is a Cherry Cola flavor of Coca-Cola. It's similar to some cherry cola flavors, which has a similar shade of cherry cola flavor, Pepsi Wild Cherry and RC Cherry. Its color has a brown look.

## **History**

The history of adding additional cherry flavoring to Coca-Cola, at least in the United States, dates back at least to the 1940s when local soda fountain workers (soda jerks) would upon request add a "shot" (roughly a couple of tablespoons) of cherry syrup to a (from 12 to 16-ounce) Coca-Cola fountain soda. This remained common practice in ice cream shops where cherry syrup and Coca-Cola were both common items for decades.

The Coca-Cola Company first began testing its official Cherry flavored variation of Coca-Cola alongside other flavors such as Coca-Cola Vanilla to audiences that visited the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee.

3 years later, Coca-Cola Cherry was first introduced in stores in the United States in the Summer of 1985 as a permanent flavor around the same time as the controversial reformulation of Coca-Cola, (New Coke), and gained significant market share when that product was widely discontinued after three months of its introduction.

Starting in 1986, a diet variant called Diet Cherry Coke was released in stores in the United States as it was coexisting with the regular Coca-Cola Cherry variant. It had been renamed into "Diet Coke Cherry" in 2005 and again to "Diet Coke Feisty Cherry" in 2018. A second low-calorie version, Coca-Cola Cherry Zero (based on Coca-Cola Zero), got released in 2007.

In 2007, Cherry Coke had been renamed into "Coca-Cola Cherry" in the United States and some other countries, was the third variation of Coca-Cola at that time – the others being regular Coca-Cola and Diet Coke – and the first flavored Coke.

The Coca-Cola Company would later introduce other flavored Coca-Cola flavors, beginning with Coca-Cola Vanilla in May 2002, later followed by Coca-Cola Lime, Coca-Cola Raspberry, Coca-Cola Lemon, Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla, Coca-Cola Orange and some other more flavors. Many of these flavors are currently only sold in international countries and/or are micro dispensed through Coca-Cola's Freestyle vending machines.

## **Trivia**

* This was the first flavor of Coca-Cola to be ever released in the United States.
* Cherry Coke has multiple variations like Cherry Vanilla Coke, Cherry Coke Zero, Cherry Coke Diet, and many among others.
Fanta Berry

**Fanta Berry** is a Fanta flavor released in stores in August 2002 to compete with PepsiCo's Pepsi Blue. Both flavors were discontinued in 2004. In 2015, it was re-released due to motivations to extend the Fanta lineup even more in the United States.

## **Description**

Fanta Berry is a Berry flavor of Fanta and has a blue look, having a comparable tasting flavor and color to that of Pepsi Blue.

## **History**

### **(2002 - 2004) Original release**

Fanta Berry was first introduced in August 2002 to compete with Pepsi Blue. Both flavors were discontinued in 2004.

### **(2015 - Present) Current Re-release**

In 2015, it was re-released due to motivations to extend the Fanta lineup even more in the United States and is currently available.
Barq's Ginger Ale

**Barq's Ginger Ale** is a former flavor of Barq's soda.

It was originally introduced in 1941, with it being last advertised in 1959.

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/692920297/?terms=Barq%27s%20Ginger%20Ale&match=1
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/28302003/?terms=Barq%27s%20Ginger%20Ale&match=1
Gym Leader Jasmine

Jasmine is the sixth gym leader to be introduced in the Johto region.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Mikan
* Name in Spanish: Yasmina
* Name in French: Jasmine (same as in English)
* Name in Italian: Jasmine (same as in English)
* Name in German: Jasmin
* Name in Korean: Gyuri
* First Anime Appearance: Fight for the Light.
* Gym's Location: Olivine City
* Recommended Type: Steel
* Name of Badge: Mineral Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Yumi Kakazu
* Dub Voice Actor: Tara Jayne

## Pokémon Team

* Steelix: The Iron Snake Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Rocky Helmet
	+ Move Set: Curse, Stealth Rock, Earthquake, Gyro Ball

* Magnezone: The Magnet Area Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Quick Claw
	+ Move Set: Thunderbolt, Flash Cannon, Mirror Coat, Magnet Rise

* Forretress: The Bagworm Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Iron Ball
	+ Move Set: Earthquake, Explosion, Toxic, Gyro Ball

* Skarmory: The Armor Bird Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Leftovers
	+ Move Set: Curse, Stealth Rock, Roost, Aerial Ace

* Metagross: The Iron Leg Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Air Balloon
	+ Move Set: Earthquake, Explosion, Meteor Mash, Bullet Punch

* Lucario: The Aura Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Life Orb
	+ Move Set: Aura Sphere, Crunch, Stone Edge, Extreme Speed

## Trivia

* Jasmine is the only female Steel-type expert.

## Gallery

<gallery>
File:Jasmine's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Olivine\_City.png
File:Jasmine's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Steel.jpg
File:Mineral\_Badge.png
File:Jasmine's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
Gym Leader Clay

Clay is the fifth gym leader to be introduced in the Unova region.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Yakon
* Name in Spanish: Yakon (same as in Japanese)
* Name in French: Bardane
* Name in Italian: Rafan
* Name in German: Turner
* Name in Korean: Yakon (same as in Japanese)
* First Anime Appearance: The Mighty Accelguard to the Rescue.
* Gym's Location: Driftveil City
* Recommended Type: Ground
* Name of Badge: Quake Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Tsuguo Mogami
* Dub Voice Actor: Sean Schemmel

## Pokémon Team

* Excadrill: The Subterrene Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Focus Sash
	+ Move Set: Drill Run, Rock Slide, Submission, Swords Dance

* Flygon: The Mystic Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Liechi Berry
	+ Move Set: Earth Power, Fire Blast, Outrage, Stone Edge

* Krookodile: The Intimidation Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Choice Band
	+ Move Set: Earthquake, Aqua Tail, Rock Slide, Fire Fang

* Seismitoad: The Vibration Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Life Orb
	+ Move Set: Grass Knot, Focus Blast, Earth Power, Hydro Pump

* Mamoswine: The Twin Tusk Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Ice Gem
	+ Move Set: Fissure, Stone Edge, Ice Shard, Earthquake

* Golurk: The Automaton Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Leftovers
	+ Move Set: Shadow Punch, Substitute, Focus Punch, Earthquake

## Trivia

* Some species of Clay's Pokémon have also been owned by either Ash or Iris.

## Gallery

<gallery>
File:Clay's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Driftveil\_City.png
File:Clay's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Ground\_2.jpg
File:Quake\_Badge.png
File:Clay's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
Big Red Zero Sugar

**Big Red Zero Sugar** (formerly called **Diet Big Red**, and **Big Red Zero Calories**) is a Big Red soda zero sugar variant that was released in 1976. On three occasions which were 1985, 2003, and 2011, its formula has been changed quite a lot to appeal for a better taste to the original Big Red flavor.

## **Description**

Big Red Zero Sugar is a zero sugar variant of Big Red which is red in color, similar to Barq's Red Creme Soda and Dad's Red Creme Soda. Its flavor is the same as regular Big Red but doesn't contain any sugar.

## **History**

Big Red Zero Sugar was first introduced as Diet Big Red in 1976, Diet Big Red was Big Red Inc.’s first foray into the diet market. While originally sweetened with saccharin, the company switched to NutraSweet in 1985 citing customers’ preference for a better product with no aftertaste.

After a round of taste tests, in 2003 Diet Big Red made another edit to the formula, switching sweeteners to sucralose. The sucralose version not only tasted the most like the original Big Red, but it also improved its shelf life.

In 2011, the company noticed that Diet Big Red’s sales were declining at the time when people were becoming more conscious of their calorie intake. The Research and Development department of Big Red, Inc developed 30 different variations of the diet drink. Taste tests were run in Big Red’s core markets of San Antonio, Texas, and Louisville, Kentucky. During the tests, one new version repeatedly scored the highest.

In late 2011, it was launched as the company’s new no-calorie option, Big Red ZERO. Sweetened with a blend of 3 different sweeteners – sucralose, Ace-K, and aspartame, its new sleek black packaging has broad appeal to diet drinkers.

In early 2018, The name of Big Red Zero Calories has been changed its name into "Big Red Zero Sugar" that was announced on their Facebook page, and soon to the Big Red soda website in mid-September 2018, replacing Big Manzana.
Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla

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 **Current Status:** | Coca-Cola Freestyle: Permanent Flavor

*Not to be confused with Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla.*

**Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla** is a Coca-Cola flavor that was released in 2006 but got discontinued in the summer of 2007. In 2009, the Coca-Cola Freestyle machines were released., and they added Coca Cola cherry vanilla as a permanant flavor. 10 years later, it leaked via an Instagram post by user CandyHunting, on October 6th, 2019 that Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla alongside Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry Vanilla, Fanta Piña Colada, and Sprite Ginger will be released in stores in cans and bottles on February 10th, 2020.

## **Description**

Coca Cola Cherry Vanilla is a variant of Coca-Cola which is brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla and Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola, but with added Cherry Vanilla flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla was first released as an exclusive flavor in the initial release of Coca-Cola Freestyle machines in 2009 in the United States as a permanent flavor.

It was later leaked via an Instagram post by user CandyHunting, on October 6th, 2019 that Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla alongside Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry Vanilla and Fanta Piña Colada will be released in stores in cans and bottles on February 10th, 2020 following the successful introduction of Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla. Later in the post, CandyHunting also speculated that there's no word on if this is the same formula as Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla from 2006.
Coca-Cola Coffee Plus

**Coca-Cola Coffee Plus** is a Coca-Cola flavor that was released in Japan in September 2017, only an exclusive flavor to vending machines in Japan.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Coffee Plus is a variant of Coca-Cola which is brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola BlāK, and Pepsi Kona. Its flavor is a cola with coffee flavoring of 50% more caffeine and 50% fewer calories.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Coffee Plus was first officially released in Japan in September 2017, only an exclusive flavor to vending machines in Japan.

## **Australia Release**

In October 2017, Coca-Cola Coffee Plus was later released in Australia without no sugar for a limited time in the summer. It was later discontinued later in 2017.
Coke McFloat

**Coke McFloat** is a ice cream float variant of the original Coca-Cola, which is sold exclusively at McDonald's restaurant locations.

The McFloat line of sodas was originally introduced in 2012 in the Philippines. Other McDonald's restaurants in various international countries, including the United States since 2016, have also since adopted the drink.
Fanta Hulu Surprise

**Fanta Hulu Surprise** was a limited edition Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor. It was released in 2023 exclusively at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. The flavor was described as a mix between Lime & Ginger.

Fanta Hulu Surprise was a promotional flavor to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the streaming Service, Hulu, which is owned by Disney.
Crush Lemon

Crush Lemon is a lemon flavored Crush, still available online. This soda is currently not available in the United States, but is imported from Germany in glass bottles and made available online at Soda Pop Stop. This soda may have been available at one time in the Uniter States, but most likely never hit the shelves. It remains a favorite in Germany. There seem to be two different bottle designs.
Diet Coke with Citrus Zest

A Diet Coke Pack of Can

**Diet Coke with Citrus Zest** is a Coca-Cola variant with lime and citrus added to it. Diet Coke with Citrus Zest is produced by the Coca-Cola Company and was introduced in 2007. It was available in the United Kingdom and Bosnia for purchase as was the other variant to be used after Diet Coke and Diet Coke with Lime. It was flavored with both lime and citrus zest. The name for this product was based on the word zest in reference to its citrus zest flavoring.
Barq's Fruit Punch

**Barq's Fruit Punch** is a former flavor of Barq's soda.

The earliest known mention of the flavor is from 1950. It is currently unknown when this flavor was discontinued.

Currently, there are no photos available online showing the can or bottle design of this flavor, with the only images of it being bottle caps.

1. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/535960716/?terms=Barq%27s%20Fruit%20Punch&match=1
Diet Rite

**Diet Rite** is the first diet soda that appeared in 1954 by The Royal Crown Company.

## History

Introduced by The Royal Crown Company, Diet Rite was the first diet beverage developed nationally by the soft drink industry.  Marketed for diabetics and people who could not consume large amounts of sugar, product testing began in 1954. The response was overwhelming!

By 1963 Diet Rite was the 4 best-selling soft drink in the country. Competitors began to flood the market, and by 1964, two dozen diet products emerged.  Still, Diet Rite remained the most popular diet cola while Tab and Diet Pepsi closed in on the second spot.

Diet Rite was revolutionary; it had no calories, sodium, or caffeine, which made it perfect for RC’s more health-conscious soda consumers.  In March 2000, Diet Rite became the first diet cola to be sweetened with SPLENDA brand sweetener.  Today Diet Rite is available in cola, white grape, tangerine, black cherry, cherry cola, and red raspberry flavors.

RC continued its tradition of excellence by also producing the first caffeine-free diet cola known as RC 100 and the first diet cherry cola known as Diet Cherry RC.  Since the spin-off of Diet Rite and its flavor line into a separate brand, RC has developed its own diet drink known as Diet RC.
Citra (India)

*Not to be confused with Citra or Coca-Cola Citra.*

**Citra** is a brand of Lemon-Lime flavored soda sold in the country of India.

## History

Citra was originally introduced sometime in the 1980's by Parle (now known as Bisleri), a manufacturer of bottled water which also owned several different soda brands throughout the country. In 1993, Parle sold all of their soda brands, including Citra, to The Coca-Cola Company, most likely in an attempt to focus more on their water sales.

The Citra brand was discontinued in 2000 due to the introduction of Sprite into the country, which appeared to be a more profitable and well known Lemon-Lime brand.

The Citra brand was brought back in 2012, though only in some areas of India.

Coca-Cola introduced a brand of soda in the United States also called Citra, though it was completely unrelated and only shared the same name.
Big Manzana

**Big Manzana** was a Big Red soda flavor that was released in stores in 2011. Strangely enough, in Mid-September 2018, it was removed from the Big Red website due to unknown reasons making it presumed to be discontinued. However, that was not confirmed.

## **History**

Big Manzana was first released in stores in the United States in 2011 as a permanent flavor for the Big Red line up.

In Mid-September 2018, it was removed from the Big Red website due to unknown reasons making it presumed to be discontinued. However, that was not confirmed.