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==In the anime== | ==In the anime== | ||
Charon appears in [[DP111]], albeit not in a speaking role. He is seen briefly in [[Team Galactic]]'s base. | Charon appears in [[DP111]], albeit not in a speaking role. He is seen briefly in [[Team Galactic]]'s base. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*Charon is, along with [[Cyrus]], the only character that is part of Team Galactic to not be named for a planet, though he was in the Japanese games. It is likely that, like Team Galactic's name itself, Charon was named as he was for the English version to prevent copyright lawsuits from Disney. | |||
==Names== | ==Names== |
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Charon プルート Pluto | |
[[File:File:Pluto.PNG|{{{size}}}]] Art from Platinum | |
Gender | Male |
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Eye color | Brown |
Hair color | Mauve |
Hometown | Unknown |
Region | Sinnoh |
Trainer class | Commander/Boss |
Generation | IV |
Games | Platinum |
Anime debut | 'DP111' |
English voice actor | None |
Japanese voice actor | None |
Charon is a leading Team Galactic officer introduced in Pokémon Platinum.
In the games
Charon is first seen along with Mars at Valley Windworks during an attack. He does not have a speaking role during this time, though he can clearly be seen near Mars as a background character.
Gradually through the course of the game, the player discovers that Charon is, in fact, a commander, as well as discovering his actual name in the first place.
Charon's role in the game expands after the player defeats the Elite Four and obtains the National Pokédex. After Cyrus retreats into the Distortion World, Charon takes over Team Galactic and becomes the new leader. He takes Mars and Jupiter with him to the Battle Zone so he can retrieve the Magma Rock from inside Stark Mountain and capture Heatran. However, once the player encounters them, Mars and Jupiter quit because "things were more exciting when Cyrus was the leader." It is also at this time that the international police officer Looker, who had been hunting Team Galactic since the beginning of the game, arrests Charon. He is not seen or heard from since.
According to a journal in a secret room in the Eterna Galactic HQ, Charon discovered and named Rotom. When he was a child, Charon lost his toy robot. He spent hours looking for it to no avail. Suddenly a Rotom jumped out of his lawnmower and he was surprised to say the least. He named the Pokémon Rotom, and soon Charon and the Pokémon became good friends. Charon always wanted to hug his new friend, but he couldn't for obvious reasons. However, one day, Rotom got startled and zapped Charon, making him faint. When he awoke, Rotom was gone. Soon after, he found his toy robot in the garbage. When he picked it up, Charon realized that Rotom had entered his toy. He could then finally hug his new friend.
In the anime
Charon appears in DP111, albeit not in a speaking role. He is seen briefly in Team Galactic's base.
Trivia
- Charon is, along with Cyrus, the only character that is part of Team Galactic to not be named for a planet, though he was in the Japanese games. It is likely that, like Team Galactic's name itself, Charon was named as he was for the English version to prevent copyright lawsuits from Disney.
Names
Language | Name | Origin |
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Japanese | プルート Pluto | Pluto, a dwarf planet. |
English | Charon | Charon, Pluto's largest moon. |
Team Galactic | |||||||
Team Galactic HQ • Team Galactic Eterna Building • Galaxy Team | |||||||
Boss | Commanders | Other members | |||||
Cyrus (Masters) |
Mars | Jupiter | Saturn | Charon | Team Galactic Grunts | Scientists | |
Manga | |||||||
Advanced level Grunt • B-2 • Io • Lily • Mitsumi • Sird |
This game character article is part of Project CharacterDex, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each character found in the Pokémon games. |