Florian (game)

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Florian
ハルト Haruto
Violet Male Trainer.png
Artwork from Violet
Age Unknown
Gender Male
Eye color Brown
Hair color Brown
Hometown Cabo Poco (original hometown unknown)
Region Paldea (original region unknown)
Relatives Unnamed mother
Trainer class Pokémon Trainer, player character
Generation IX
Games Scarlet and Violet
Manga series Pokémon Adventures
Counterpart(s) Violet Lang
Debut Scarlet & Violet arc

Florian (Japanese: ハルト Haruto) is the male player character of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. His female counterpart is Juliana. He is a student of Naranja AcademyS/Uva AcademyV.

Florian is never directly named in-game. He was referred to as Florian (Japanese: ハルト Haruto) in pre-release media and merchandise. In English material, he was also referred to by his Japanese name, Haruto.

In the core series games

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Florian is a boy who recently moved to the Paldea region with his mother, and now lives in the small settlement of Cabo Poco. One day, he leaves home to start studying at Naranja AcademyS/Uva AcademyV in the region's biggest city, Mesagoza. Along the way to the academy, Florian and his neighbor, a Champion-ranked Trainer named Nemona, encounter a mysterious Pokémon named KoraidonS/MiraidonV, as well as Arven, another academy student, who gives Florian the Pokémon's Poké Ball. At Mesagoza, Florian saves a girl named Penny from being harassed by academy delinquents known as Team Star, receives a Tera Orb from Nemona so he can utilize the Terastal phenomenon, and is contacted by Professor SadaS/Professor TuroV, who reveals the Pokémon he's now traveling with originally belonged to them, and asks him to take care of it.

Three days after Florian's arrival at Mesagoza, the academy's annual independent study assignment, the "Treasure Hunt", begins, urging the academy students to travel Paldea and find their own personal treasures. During the Treasure Hunt, Florian follows Nemona's urging to challenge the eight Gyms around Paldea, helps Arven defeat the five Titan Pokémon and collect each of their respective Herba Mystica, and assists a mysterious individual calling themselves Cassiopeia to defeat the five squads of Team Star at their respective bases.

Once Florian has achieved the Champion Rank and defeated Nemona at her full strength, helped Arven heal his injured Mabosstiff with the power of the Herba Mystica, and exposed Penny as the leader of Team Star, he, Nemona, Arven, and Penny follow the Professor's invitation to meet them at Area Zero. While traversing through Area Zero to reach the Professor's laboratory, the group of friends learns of Paradox Pokémon, which the Professor has brought to the modern day from a different era using a time machine they've invented, with Florian's KoraidonS/MiraidonV being the first such Pokémon. At the laboratory, Florian discovers that the real Professor is in fact dead and the "Professor" he's been communicating with is only a robot replica of them, who wishes to stop the time machine. With the assistance of his Dragon partner, Florian is able to overcome the time machine's defenses, although the robot Professor is forced to use the time machine to travel to another era in order to stop it completely.

Following the adventure at Area Zero, Florian takes part in the Academy Ace Tournament, organized to celebrate his new Champion status, and wins it, officially becoming the strongest Trainer in the academy.

The Teal Mask

Florian gets randomly picked to join several other students on a class trip to the land of Kitakami in the east, organized in cooperation with Blueberry Academy in Unova. In the local Mossui Town, Florian meets the sibling pair of Carmine and Kieran, who are natives to the town and students at Blueberry Academy. The students are divided into pairs to learn of the history of Kitakami together, with Florian pairing up with Kieran. Taking a tour around Kitakami, Florian learns of the tale of an ogre that was defeated by a trio of Pokémon known as the Loyal Three, which laid down their lives in order to protect the village from it.

During the annual Festival of Masks, Florian and Carmine have an encounter with the ogre, Ogerpon, which accidentally drops its Teal Mask before running away. At Carmine's insistence, Florian agrees to keep this encounter a secret from Kieran for now. The next day, Florian shows the mask to Kieran and Carmine's grandfather, who reveals that the true story behind Ogerpon and the Loyal Three is that they were trying to steal Ogerpon's masks, and what the villagers had interpreted as them laying down their lives to protect the village was actually Ogerpon attacking them in rage after they had attacked its home and original companion in its absence. Carmine's grandfather insists on keeping this story a secret, as he believes no one would believe it to be true, unaware that Kieran had secretly listened to the story and is feeling betrayed.

While Florian and Carmine retrieve a Crystal Cluster to fix the chipped mask, Kieran steals the mask and later berates the two on having lied to him about their encounter with Ogerpon. He eventually returns the mask, but this is followed by an unexpected resurrection of the Loyal Three from their grave. They take the three masks kept at the Kitakami Hall and scatter around Kitakami, forcing Florian and Carmine to find and battle them to retrieve the masks for Ogerpon. In the meantime, Kieran manages to convince the townspeople of the true story behind Ogerpon and the Loyal Three, and they apologize to the ogre how it's been treated. Instead of returning to its home at the Dreaded Den, however, Ogerpon chooses to go with Florian. Kieran objects to this, wanting to become Ogerpon's partner instead, but reluctantly steps aside after losing to Florian in a battle. Florian proceeds to catch Ogerpon, and the class trip comes to an end the next day as Briar takes her students back to Blueberry Academy with her.

Pokémon

Florian adventures across Paldea with KoraidonS/MiraidonV, which he can ride on, although it won't become usable in battle until the end of the main game.

Pokémon Scarlet Pokémon Violet
1007Koraidon.png
Koraidon Lv.68
Flamethrower
Fire Special
Collision Course
Fighting Physical
Endure
Normal Status
Tera Blast
Normal Special
1008Miraidon.png
Miraidon Lv.68
Power Gem
Rock Special
Electro Drift
Electric Special
Endure
Normal Status
Tera Blast
Normal Special

Gallery

Artwork

Scarlet Male Trainer.png Scarlet Violet Florian The Teal Mask.png Scarlet Violet Florian The Indigo Disk.png Riding Legendaries artwork.png
From Scarlet From The Teal Mask From The Indigo Disk In Key Art for Scarlet and Violet
Scarlet Violet Key Visual.png Victory Road story artwork.png Starfall Street artwork.png Florian concept art.jpg
In additional Key Art from Scarlet and Violet Concept art from Violet
The Teal Mask key art.png The Indigo Disk key art.png
In Key Art for The Teal Mask In Key Art for The Indigo Disk

Sprites

Florian Icon SV Scarlet-1.png Florian Icon SV Scarlet-2.png Florian Icon SV Scarlet-3.png Florian Icon SV Scarlet-4.png
Icons when choosing the player's appearance
at the beginning of Scarlet
Florian Icon SV Violet-1.png Florian Icon SV Violet-2.png Florian Icon SV Violet-3.png Florian Icon SV Violet-4.png
Icons when choosing the player's appearance
at the beginning of Violet

Counterparts

In the manga

Florian's Pokémon Adventures counterpart, Violet

Pokémon Adventures

Main article: Violet (Adventures)

Florian's counterpart in Pokémon Adventures is Violet. He is a student of Uva Academy who was raised by a rich family to believe he's royalty.

Trivia

  • Florian and Juliana's Student ID at the Academy is 805C393.
  • Florian and Juliana are the first player characters in the core series games to wear the same outfit regardless of gender.
  • Florian's hair color is depicted as black instead of brown in the promotional poster for The Teal Mask.
  • Florian is more commonly seen in the Uva Academy uniform, such as on the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet website. The same also goes for his Pokémon Adventures counterpart, Violet.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese ハルト Haruto From 春 haru (spring; figuratively "prime of life"), forming a pun of 青春 seishun (springtime; youth) with the 青い aoi in アオイ Aoi (Juliana)
English, German, Spanish,
French, Italian
Florian From flor (Spanish for flower) or flōrus (Latin for flowering)
Korean 보민 Bomin From 봄 bom (spring) and the hanja reading of Japanese name 春人 Haruto as 춘인 Chun'in
Chinese (Mandarin) 小春 Xiǎo Chūn From 春 chūn / chēun (spring), forming a pun of 青春 qīngchūn / chīngchēun (springtime; youth) with 小青 Xiǎo Qīng / Síu Chīng (Juliana)
Chinese (Cantonese) 小春 Síu Chēun



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