Changes: Poké Maniac

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PokéManiac (Japanese: かいじゅうマニア Monster Maniac) is a Trainer Class introduced in Generation I.

They first appeared as strange boys wearing trench coats or cloaks with long hair covering half of their face. In Generation III and beyond, they are Pokémon cosplayers dressed like Charizard or Tyranitar. Bill is said to be a PokéManiac.

They raise many different types of Pokémon from the monster egg-group, all of them being reptilian in terms of looks, such as Charmander, Lickitung, Lairon and Cubone. They also seem to favor rare Pokémon.

Sprites

RB Battle Sprite		GS C Battle Sprite		RS E Battle Sprite		FRLG Battle Sprite		HGSS Battle Sprite

Trivia

In Pokémon Stadium 2, the PokeManiacs seem to wear trench coats instead of cloaks. Since all Trainer appearances are based on the sprites of Gold, Silver and Crystal, this is the only Trainer Class not to have his appearance based on his appearance in the Generation II games.

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-A <b>PokéManiac</b> (かいじゅうマニアMonster Maniac) is a type of trainer originating from the generation I games.
+'''PokéManiac''' (Japanese: '''かいじゅうマニア''' ''Monster Maniac'') is a Trainer Class introduced in [[Generation I]].
-They were originally presented as strange boys wearing trenchcoats with long hair covering half of their face. In generation III they became Charizard cosplayers.<br />[[Bill]] is said to be a PokéManiac.<br />
-They raise many different types of pokemon from the monster egg-group, all of them being reptilian in terms of looks, such as [[Charmander]], [[Lickitung]], [[Lairon]] and [[Cubone]]. They also seem to favor rare pokemon.
+They first appeared as strange boys wearing trench coats or cloaks with long hair covering half of their face. In Generation III and beyond, they are Pokémon cosplayers dressed like Charizard or Tyranitar. [[Bill]] is said to be a PokéManiac.
+They raise many different types of Pokémon from the monster egg-group, all of them being reptilian in terms of looks, such as [[Charmander]], [[Lickitung]], [[Lairon]] and [[Cubone]]. They also seem to favor rare Pokémon.
 ==Sprites==
+{{TrainerSpriteTop|altwidth = 500}}
+{{TrainerSpriteHeader|HeaderName = [[Pokémon Red and Blue|RB]] Battle Sprite}}
+{{TrainerSpriteHeader|HeaderName = [[Pokémon Gold and Silver|GS]][[Pokémon Crystal|C]] Battle Sprite}}
+{{TrainerSpriteHeader|HeaderName = [[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire|RS]][[Pokémon  Emerald|E]] Battle Sprite}}
+{{TrainerSpriteHeader|HeaderName = [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|FRLG]] Battle Sprite}}
+{{TrainerSpriteHeader|HeaderName = [[Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver|HGSS]] Battle Sprite}}
+{{TrainerSpriteHeaderEnd}}
+{{TrainerSpriteBody|ImageName = PokéManiacRBsprite.png}}
+{{TrainerSpriteBody|ImageName = PokéManiacGSCsprite.png}}
+{{TrainerSpriteBody|ImageName = PokéManiacRSEsprite.png}}
+{{TrainerSpriteBody|ImageName = PokéManiacFRLGsprite.png}}
+{{TrainerSpriteBody|ImageName = PokéManiacHGSSsprite.png}}
+{{TrainerSpriteEnd}}
+==Trivia==
+*In Pokémon Stadium 2, the PokeManiacs seem to wear trench coats instead of cloaks. Since all Trainer appearances are based on the sprites of Gold, Silver and Crystal, this is the only Trainer Class not to have his appearance based on his appearance in the Generation II games.
-{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 200px; "
-|[[Image:GenIPokemaniac.png]]
-|[[Image:Gsctrainer55.gif]]
-|[[Image:RSE_PokeManiac.png]]
-|[[Image:FL_PokeManiac.png]]
-|[[File:HGSS_PokeManiac.png]]
-|-
-|[[Pokémon Red and Blue]]
-|Gold, Silver and Crystal
-|Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald
-|[[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen]]
-|[[Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver]]
-|}
-[[Category:Pokémon trainers]]
 [[Category:Trainer Class]]