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'''Daniel''' (Japanese: '''ユウタ''' ''Yūta'') is a [[character of the day]] in ''[[DP160|A Marathon Rivalry!]]''. He is voiced by 宮原永海 ''Nami Miyahara'' in Japanese and [[Ed Paul]] in English.

|desc=Snorlax is Daniel's main Pokémon and was shown early in the episode undergoing the very scientific training that Daniel decided would be the best way for them to practice for the Pokéthelon events. Daniel also used Snorlax as a demonstration on his strategy to winning. On the day of the Pokéthelon, Daniel got a lecture from Ash on how he wasn't being a very good trainer, because his scientific training wasn't taking into account how Snorlax was feeling. After Daniel verified Ash's assertion that Snorlax was feeling tired with his scientific equipment, he started to believe that maybe Ash was right, and decided to leave Snorlax with Team Rocket, who were supposedly "Massage Artists" with a very advanced "Massage Robot", in order to get a massage to help it relax before the big event. When Team Rocket tried to escape, with Snorlax and {{Ash}}'s {{AP|Pikachu}}, Snorlax weighed down their balloon too much and was preventing them from escaping, and was left behind, in favor of a quick escape with Ash's Pikachu. Ash tried to use his {{AP|Staraptor}} to save Pikachu, but to no avail, as it was defeated by Team Rocket. Daniel then had Snorlax try to help save Pikachu. Using its trampoline-jumping skills, Snorlax was able to jump up and saved Ash's Pikachu from Team Rocket. It was then used in the final event of the day, the Hurdle Dash, where it raced against Ash's Pikachu, along with many other [[Pokémon]] and their [[Trainers]], and managed to win the race by a very small margin, followed closely in second by Ash's Pikachu.}}

|desc=Hitmonlee was used in the Catch Saucer event which was the first event of the day. It competed against {{Ash}}'s {{AP|Monferno}}, along with many other [[Pokémon]] and their [[Trainers]]. Before the event began, Daniel asserted to Ash that there was no way that Ash's Monferno would be able to beat his Hitmonlee, with the training that they had done. As it turned out, Daniel was half right. The [[Fighting-type]] skills utilized by both Pokémon served them well during the event, as Ash's Monferno competed well enough to tie with Hitmonlee for the win. Daniel was shocked that Ash and his Monferno were able to do as well as he and Hitmonlee were able to do in the event.}}

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