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{{CharacterBox
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{{Main Game Character
  
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|image = Green Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!.png
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|name = Leaf/Green
  
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|gender = Female
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|japanese_name = リーフ Leaf/ ブルー Blue
  
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|hometown = [[Pallet Town]], [[Kanto]]
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|image = Game character leafgreen.png
  
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|family = [[Mother]]<br />Unnamed father
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|artworkinfo = '''Green''' in ''[[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen]]''
  
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|occupation = [[Pokémon Trainer]]
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|names = '''Japanese''': Leaf, Blue <br/>'''English''': Leaf, Green
  
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|media = games
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|gender = Female
  
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|generation = VII
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|class = [[Pokémon Trainer]]
  
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|debut = {{Media|games|PE}}
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|region = [[Kanto]]
  
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|ja_name = ブルー
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|hometown = [[Pallet Town]]
  
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|ja_romaji = Blue
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|relatives = Mother
  
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|ja_romaji_lit = Buruu
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|first = [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen]] ''(2004)''
  
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|rival = [[Blue]]
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|otherappear = None
  
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}}
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|rival = [[Blue (game)|Blue]]}}'''Leaf''' (Japanese: '''リーフ''' ''Leaf'') also known as '''Green''' (Japanese: '''ブルー''' ''Blue'') is the female character in the [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen]] games. Her male counterpart is [[Red (game)|Red]] in the same games. Her equivalent character in the Special Manga is Blue (or Green in English).
  
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'''Green''' is the female playable character in {{Media|games|PE}}.
   
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==Appearance==
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== Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen ==
  
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<section begin="Appearance"/>Green is a sweet, young girl with slightly messy dark brown hair that flows down to her lower back. Green's hair is slightly messier than her original manga design and wears a sleeveless black dress with a bit of cyan under a pair of shorts that are also cyan, while carrying a yellow bag. She wears black shoes with cyan soles in addition to a yellow purse and white wristbands. The outfit is a reference to her original design that was shown in Japanese material.<section end="Appearance"/>
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[[File:GREENTRAINER.png|thumb|left|Leaf in her room, in FireRed and LeafGreen.]]
  
   
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==Personality==
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Leaf is a young girl from [[Pallet Town]]. The local Pokémon expert, [[Professor Oak]], stops her from leaving town one day, saying that she needs a Pokémon for her protection. Upon doing this, Oak takes her to his lab and allows Leaf to choose one of three starter Pokémon, along with his grandson [[Blue (game)|Blue]].
  
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She is cheerful, friendly, determined, and energetic; additionally, she is also a powerful, focused Trainer that is respectful to her opponents. However, despite Green's positive traits, she also has a dark side: she is heavily implied to have an obsession with [[Mewtwo]], even getting jealous when she finds out that the player character has already caught the Pokémon by the time they meet her. This is shown further when Green asks the player character if they want to become "one of her Pokémon" together with Mewtwo after she is beaten in battles.
   
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==Biography==
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After spending some time with her Pokémon, and returning to Pallet Town, Professor Oak gives both her and Blue a [[Pokédex]] so that they can fill it with information on Pokémon. This is the start of Leaf's Pokémon journey throughout the Kanto region.
  
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===Games===
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[[File:Lets Go Green.png|thumb|left|Green in [[Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!]].]]
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She can be battled the first time in [[Cerulean Cave]] after having captured [[Mewtwo]]. Later, she can be battled on Cerulean City once per day.
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{{Clear}}
   
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== In the manga ==
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===Other appearances===
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{{Variants
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{{Main|Green (manga)}}
  
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|imgOther =
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Leaf appears in the Pokémon Special Manga, as the character Green.
  
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Green Evolutions.png {{!}} [[Green (Evolutions)|Green in Evolutions (anime)]]
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Green Adventures FireRed & LeafGreen arc.png {{!}} [[Green (Adventures)|Green in ''Pokémon Adventures'' (manga)]]<!--
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Blue PKR-S.png {{!}} [[Blue (PKR-S)|Green (known as Blue) in Pocket Monsters (manga)]]-->
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}}
   
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== Sprites ==
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==Sprites==
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<gallery captionalign="center" hideaddbutton="true">
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{{TrainerSpriteTop|type = mix|altwidth = 400}}
  
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Green VS PE.png|Green in Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee
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{{TrainerSpriteHeader|HeaderName = Leaf in the intro to {{Color2|000|Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|FRLG|}}}}
  
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</gallery>
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{{TrainerSpriteHeader|HeaderName = Battle sprite from {{Color2|000|Generation II|Gen. III}}}}
  
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{{TrainerSpriteHeader|HeaderName = Back sprite from {{Color2|000|Generation II|Gen. III}}}}
  
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{{TrainerSpriteHeader|HeaderName = Leaf in the credits for {{Color2|000|Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|FRLG}}}}
  
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{{TrainerSpriteHeaderEnd}}
  
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{{TrainerSpriteBody|type = mix|ImageName = FRLG Leaf Intro.png}}
  
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{{TrainerSpriteBody|type = mix|ImageName = FRLG Leaf.png}}
  
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{{TrainerSpriteBody|type = mix|ImageName = FRLG Leaf Back Sprite.png}}
  
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{{TrainerSpriteBody|type = mix|ImageName = Running Leaf.gif}}
  
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{{TrainerSpriteEnd}}
  
   
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== Origins ==
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==Pokémon==
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===Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee===
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Leaf apparently was supposed to be in the original, Japanese Red and Green versions of the game. In Nintendo's Official Guidebook, Leaf appears alongside Red and the rival Blue. There was even some concept art for her character.
  
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{{Trainer
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|NoP = 6
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The reason she was left out of the games is unknown. It is possible that because of the limits in the game card, they left her out since they could not feature optional characters. Though it could have been possible to feature each character in a different version. But later they recycled her design into Leaf's Fire Red & Leaf Green design.
  
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|-
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|P1 = Clefable
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|FileP1 = Clefable XY.gif
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|GP1 = ♀
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|T1P1 = Fairy
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|T2P1 =
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|LvP1 = 66
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|AbiP1 = None
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|ItmP1 = None
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|M1P1 = [[Moonblast]]
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|M2P1 = [[Light Screen]]
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|M3P1 = [[Reflect]]
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|M4P1 = [[Tri Attack]]
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|-
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|P2 = Gengar
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|FileP2 = Gengar XY.gif
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|GP2 = ♂
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|T1P2 = Ghost
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|T2P2 = Poison
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|LvP2 = 66
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|AbiP2 = None
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|ItmP2 = None
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|M1P2 = [[Dark Pulse]]
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|M2P2 = [[Shadow Ball]]
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|M3P2 = [[Sludge Bomb]]
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|M4P2 = [[Will-O-Wisp]]
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|-
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|P3 = Kangaskhan
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|FileP3 = Kangaskhan XY.gif
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|GP3 = ♀
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|T1P3 = Normal
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|T2P3 =
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|LvP3 = 66
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|AbiP3 = None
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|ItmP3 = None
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|M1P3 = [[Dizzy Punch]]
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|M2P3 = [[Sucker Punch]]
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|M3P3 = [[Thunder Punch]]
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|M4P3 = [[Brick Break]]
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|P4 = Victreebel
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|FileP4 = Victreebel XY.gif
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|GP4 = ♂
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|T1P4 = Grass
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|T2P4 = Poison
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|LvP4 = 66
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|AbiP4 = None
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|ItmP4 = None
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|M1P4 = [[Power Whip]]
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|M2P4 = [[Poison Jab]]
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|M3P4 = [[Sucker Punch]]
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|M4P4 = [[Leech Life]]
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|P5 = Ninetales
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|FileP5 = Ninetales XY.gif
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|GP5 = ♀
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|T1P5 = Fire
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|T2P5 =
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|LvP5 = 66
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|AbiP5 = None
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|ItmP5 = None
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|M1P5 = [[Fire Blast]]
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|M2P5 = [[Dark Pulse]]
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|M3P5 = [[Foul Play]]
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|M4P5 = [[Hyper Beam]]
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|P6 = Blastoise
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|FileP6 = Blastoise XY.gif
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|GP6 = ♂
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|T1P6 = Water
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|T2P6 =
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|LvP6 = 68
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|AbiP6 = None
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|ItmP6 = Blastoisite
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|M1P6 = [[Hydro Pump]]
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|M2P6 = [[Flash Cannon]]
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|M3P6 = [[Ice Beam]]
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|M4P6 = [[Fake Out]]
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}}
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
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*Green apparently was supposed to be in the original, Japanese version of ''Pokémon Red and Green'' versions of the game. In Nintendo's Official Guidebook, Green appears alongside Red and the rival [[Blue]]. There was even some concept art for her character.
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*Leaf is the only playable character from the games not to be featured in the anime. This is not including the playable characters from [[Pokemon Black and White]].
  
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*In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, one of [[Jigglypuff]]'s alternate costumes includes Leaf's hat. In opposition, Pikachu can wear Red's hat.
  
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==Gallery==
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*She also has a crush on Red.
  
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<gallery>
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Green FbAk uXofO23.png
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</gallery>
   
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{{Playable Characters}}
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{{Kanto characters}}
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[[Category:Playable Characters]]
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{{Playable characters}}
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[[Category:Female Characters]]
  
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[[Category:Protagonists]]
  
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[[Category:Pokémon trainers]]
  

Latest revision as of 15:19, 11 April 2024

Green is the female playable character in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!.

Appearance

Green is a sweet, young girl with slightly messy dark brown hair that flows down to her lower back. Green's hair is slightly messier than her original manga design and wears a sleeveless black dress with a bit of cyan under a pair of shorts that are also cyan, while carrying a yellow bag. She wears black shoes with cyan soles in addition to a yellow purse and white wristbands. The outfit is a reference to her original design that was shown in Japanese material.

Personality

She is cheerful, friendly, determined, and energetic; additionally, she is also a powerful, focused Trainer that is respectful to her opponents. However, despite Green's positive traits, she also has a dark side: she is heavily implied to have an obsession with Mewtwo, even getting jealous when she finds out that the player character has already caught the Pokémon by the time they meet her. This is shown further when Green asks the player character if they want to become "one of her Pokémon" together with Mewtwo after she is beaten in battles.

Biography

Games

Lets Go Green

Green in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!.

She can be battled the first time in Cerulean Cave after having captured Mewtwo. Later, she can be battled on Cerulean City once per day.

Other appearances

Sprites

Pokémon

Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee

Clefable XY
Clefable
 Type Fairy  		Gengar XY
Gengar
 Type Ghost Type Poison  		Kangaskhan XY
Kangaskhan
 Type Normal  		Victreebel XY
Victreebel
 Type Grass Type Poison  		Ninetales XY
Ninetales
 Type Fire  		Blastoise XY
Blastoise
 Type Water 
Lv. 66 ♀ Lv. 66 ♂ Lv. 66 ♀ Lv. 66 ♂ Lv. 66 ♀ Lv. 68 ♂
Ability: None Ability: None Ability: None Ability: None Ability: None Ability: None
Item: None Item: None Item: None Item: None Item: None Item: Blastoisite
- Dark Pulse Dizzy Punch Power Whip Fire Blast Hydro Pump
- Shadow Ball Sucker Punch Poison Jab Dark Pulse Flash Cannon
- Sludge Bomb Thunder Punch Sucker Punch Foul Play Ice Beam
- Will-O-Wisp Brick Break Leech Life Hyper Beam Fake Out

Trivia

  • Green apparently was supposed to be in the original, Japanese version of Pokémon Red and Green versions of the game. In Nintendo's Official Guidebook, Green appears alongside Red and the rival Blue. There was even some concept art for her character.

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