| Jasmine ミカン Mikan | |
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| "The Steel-Clad Defense Girl" | |
| General | |
| Name | Jasmine |
| Japanese Name | ミカン Mikan |
| Age | 15 |
| Hometown | Olivine City |
| Region | Johto |
| Family | Grandfather |
| Badge | Mineral Badge |
| Preferred Type | Steel |
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| First Appearance |
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| Class: | Gym Leader Coordinator |
- "Thank you for your help at the Lighthouse... But this is different. Please allow me to introduce myself. I'm Jasmine, a Gym Leader. I use the...clang! Steel type! ...Do you know about the Steel type? They are very hard, cold, sharp, and really strong! Um... I'm not lying."
- — Jasmine, Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver
Jasmine (Japanese: ミカン Mikan) makes two appearances in Gen. II and Gen. IV. In Gen. II, she is the Gym Leader of Olivine City. Defeating her will give you the Mineral Badge. In Gen. IV, she appears when you reach the beach at Sunyshore City and will give you the HM08 Waterfall.
In addition, if you make it to a Master Rank Pokémon Contests, you will go up against her and her Steelix.
She does amazing in the both the Dress up and Dance categories, but falters in the performance of moves. Jasmine appears in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum in Sunyshore City.
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In the Anime
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In the Anime she was voiced by Tara Sands back in Johto League Champions and Pokémon Master Quest, and she was voiced by Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld in Sinnoh League Victors, much to fans dismay in the hopes that Tara would voice her again.
She first appeared in Fight For the Light, where she stopped a battle between Ash and her apprentice Janina. She scolded her for using water-proof wax on her Onix and sent her away. She then declined Ash's offer for a Gym Battle and with good reason: Sparkle, the Ampharos at the lighthouse, is sick and Jasmine must take care of it until it was better. After seeing her apprentice battle with her own strength she let her be her apprentice again saying she was never expelled in the first place. This is an example of her tough but fair personality, a trait she did not have in the games.

Added by Winxfan1She appeared again in Nerves of Steelix showing off her bravery by jumping onto her Steelix' head from a very high cliff (very different from her game counterpart). She can also be one tough cookie in battle, but in the end, she lost, and as Gym Leader, gave Ash the Mineral Badge.
She then appeared in Four Roads Diverged on a Pokémon Port in her new HeartGold and SoulSilver look and was happy to see Ash again. She had participated in contest battles with her Steelix learning new things along the way. She lost in a battle with Flint of the Elite Four and strived to become stronger ever since.
In the Manga
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She battled Brock in the fight where all Kanto and Johto Gym Leaders fought each other and she won because no one knew there was such a thing as a steel type Pokémon, and Brock was suprised that Onix had another evolution that is none other than Steelix. Professor Oak explained that there was a new discovered type called Steel Type.
Sprites
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| Gen. II | Gen. IV | Challenge Sprite | Gen. V |
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Pokémon in the Anime
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On hand
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In the lighthouse
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Pokémon in the Games
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Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal
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| Magnemite | File:Scizor(S)Sprite.png Scizor | Steelix | Magnemite | ||||||||
| Lv. 31 | - | Lv. 31 | ♀ | Lv. 34 | ♀ | Lv. 33 | - | ||||
| Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | ||||||||
| Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | Item: ? | ||||||||
| Thunderbolt | Quick Attack | Harden | Thunderbolt | ||||||||
| Lock-On | Steel Wing | Sandstorm | Lock-On | ||||||||
| SonicBoom | Aerial Ace | Rock Throw | Swift | ||||||||
| Thunder Wave | Iron Defence | Iron Tail | Thunder Wave | ||||||||
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver
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First Battle
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![]() Magnemite | Scizor | ![]() Steelix | ![]() Magnemite | ||||||||
| Lv. 31 | - | Lv. 31 | ♀ | Lv. 34 | ♀ | Lv. 33 | - | ||||
| Ability: Magnet Pull | Ability: Sturdy | Ability: Sturdy | Ability: Magnet Pull | ||||||||
| Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | ||||||||
| Thunderbolt | Quick Attack | Harden | Thunderbolt | ||||||||
| Lock-On | Steel Wing | Fire Fang | Lock-On | ||||||||
| SonicBoom | Aerial Ace | Rock Throw | Swift | ||||||||
| Thunder Wave | Iron Defence | Iron Tail | Thunder Wave | ||||||||
Rematch
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| Metagross | Bronzong | Skarmory | Empoleon | ![]() Magnezone | ![]() Steelix | ||||||
| Lv. 52 | - | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 52 | ♀ | Lv. 52 | ♂ | Lv. 56 | - | Lv. 62 | ♀ |
| Ability: Clear Body | Ability: Heatproof | Ability: Sturdy | Ability: Torrent | Ability: Sturdy | Ability: Sturdy | ||||||
| Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | Item: None | ||||||
| Gravity | Hypnosis | Air Slash | Aqua Jet | Mirror Coat | Roar | ||||||
| Explosion | Dream Eater | Spikes | Roar | Lock-On | Stone Edge | ||||||
| Bullet Punch | Gravity | Night Slash | Blizzard | Zap Cannon | Stealth Rock | ||||||
| Meteor Mash | Gyro Ball | Steel Wing | Hydro Pump | Metal Sound | Iron Tail | ||||||
Pokémon Black 2 and White 2
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- Steel-type Tournament
![]() Steelix | ![]() Magnezone | ![]() Forretress | ![]() Skarmory | ![]() Metagross | ![]() Lucario | ||||||
| Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | ♀ |
| Ability: Sturdy | Ability: Magnet Pull | Ability: Sturdy | Ability: Keen Eye | Ability: Clear Body | Ability: Steadfast | ||||||
| Item: Rocky Helmet | Item: Quick Claw | Item: Iron Ball | Item: Leftovers | Item: Air Balloon | Item: Life Orb | ||||||
| Gyro Ball | Thunderbolt | Earthquake | Curse | Meteor Mash | Extremespeed | ||||||
| Earthquake | Flash Cannon | Gyro Ball | Roost | Bullet Punch | Crunch | ||||||
| Stealth Rock | Mirror Coat | Toxic | Aerial Ace | Earthquake | Aura Sphere | ||||||
| Curse | Magnet Rise | Explosion | Stealth Rock | Explosion | Stone Edge | ||||||
- Johto Gym Leader Tournament/World Leaders Tournament
![]() Steelix | ![]() Magnezone | ![]() Forretress | ![]() Skarmory | ![]() Metagross | ![]() Mawile | ||||||
| Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | ♀ |
| Ability: Sturdy | Ability: Magnet Pull | Ability: Sturdy | Ability: Keen Eye | Ability: Clear Body | Ability: Hyper Cutter | ||||||
| Item: Steel Gem | Item: Shuca Berry | Item: Occa Berry | Item: Salac Berry | Item: Liechi Berry | Item: Dark Gem | ||||||
| Gyro Ball | Flash Cannon | Gyro Ball | Brave Bird | Meteor Mash | Iron Head | ||||||
| Stone Edge | Zap Cannon | Earthquake | Stealth Rock | Earthquake | Sucker Punch | ||||||
| Earthquake | Thunder Wave | Zap Cannon | Roost | Bullet Punch | Super Fang | ||||||
| Curse | Gravity | Gravity | Swords Dance | Gravity | Swords Dance | ||||||
- Download Tournament (Gathered! Gym Leaders!)
![]() Steelix | ![]() Klinklang | ![]() Ferrothorn | ![]() Excadrill | ||||||||
| Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | ♀ | ||||
| Ability: Sturdy | Ability: Plus | Ability: Iron Barbs | Ability: Sand Rush | ||||||||
| Item: Passho Berry | Item: Shuca Berry | Item: Occa Berry | Item: Chople Berry | ||||||||
| Stone Edge | Shift Gear | Power Whip | Drill Run | ||||||||
| Bulldoze | Wild Charge | Gyro Ball | X-Scissor | ||||||||
| Giga Impact | Gyro Ball | Iron Head | Rock Slide | ||||||||
| Explosion | Gear Grind | Explosion | Swords Dance | ||||||||
Pokémon Stadium 2
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Round 1
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![]() Steelix | Corsola | ![]() Magneton | ![]() Mantine | ![]() Skarmory | ![]() Forretress | ||||||
| Lv. 50 | ♂ | Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | ♀ | Lv. 50 | ♂ | Lv. 50 | ♀ |
| Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | ||||||
| Item: Scope Lens | Item: Bitter Berry | Item: Mint Berry | Item: PRZCureBerry | Item: Focus Band | Item: PSNCureBerry | ||||||
| Iron Tail | BubbleBeam | Thundershock | Surf | Fury Attack | Rollout | ||||||
| Strength | Spike Cannon | Thunder | Take Down | Fly | Double-Edge | ||||||
| Rock Throw | AncientPower | Swift | Wing Attack | Swift | Giga Drain | ||||||
| Earthquake | Psychic | SonicBoom | Sleep Talk | Steel Wing | Rapid Spin | ||||||
Round 2
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![]() Steelix | ![]() Rapidash | ![]() Slowbro | ![]() Blastoise | Scizor | ![]() Stantler | ||||||
| Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | - | Lv. 50 | - |
| Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | Ability: Unknown | ||||||
| Item: Quick Claw | Item: King's Rock | Item: BrightPowder | Item: Miracle Berry | Item: Focus Band | Item: PRZCureBerry | ||||||
| Return | Stomp | Surf | Ice Beam | Reversal | Roar | ||||||
| Iron Tail | Flamethrower | Earthquake | Mirror Coat | Slash | Psychic | ||||||
| Rock Slide | Double Kick | Psychic | Earthquake | Wing Attack | Earthquake | ||||||
| Earthquake | Iron Tail | Ice Beam | Surf | Metal Claw | Light Screen | ||||||
Voice Actresses
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- English: Tara Sands (4Kids Dub), Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld (TPCi Dub)
- Japanese: Yumi Kakazu
- Czech: Jolana Smyckova
- Hebrew: Dawn Lanny-Gabay
- Brazilian Portuguese: Leticia Quinto
- Spanish: Conchi Lopez, Pepa Castro, Maria Blanco
- Iberian Spanish: Gaby Ugarte
Trivia
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- Jasmine's name has the word mine in it, which is associated with mineral, rocks, and steel because she is a Steel-type user.
- Jasmine is the only female Johto Gym Leader that admits defeat.
- Jasmine can be seen at Sunyshore City in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum.
- She is the only female Steel-type specialist (Steven Stone and Byron are both male).
- Jasmine was the only female Gym Leader in Johto not to be voiced by Megan Hollingshead, but instead by Tara Sands.
- When Jasmine returned in DP Sinnoh League Victors, she was voiced by Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld, which disappointed Tara's fans who hoped she'd reprise the role.
- Jasmine is the only Johto Gym Leader that does not have trainers leading up to her in her Gym.
- Jasmine was also the second Gym Leader to return to the anime series in her HeartGold/SoulSilver re-design. The first was Clair.
- Though she is referred to as a Steel-type specialist, she is associated with Electric-types (such as Magnemite, Magnezone, and Ampharos) in various media (such as games, anime, and TGC).





























