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Manaphy
マナフィ Manaphy
Manaphy M09.png
Manaphy riding a Lapras
Egg obtained in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
Hatches in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
Gender Unknown
Ability Unknown
Released in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
Current location Samiya
HOMEManaphyEgg.png HOME490.png
This Pokémon was hatched from its Egg during the movie.
Voice actor Japanese English
As Manaphy Yuri Shiratori Michele Knotz
Yuri Shiratori*

Manaphy (Japanese: マナフィ Manaphy), also known as the Prince of the Sea (Japanese: 蒼海王子 Prince of the Sea), is a major character in the fourth and final Advanced Generation series movie, Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea.

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History

As an Egg

Manaphy first appeared as an Egg. It was swimming underwater and landed on a Mantyke. The Manaphy Egg was spotted by The Phantom and his pirate crew. Phantom took the Egg using the submarine's mechanical arm and brought it to his ship. Jack Walker took the Egg from the pirates as he had a mission to protect it and escaped the submarine with the Egg.

Later, the Manaphy Egg made its way to the trailer belonging to the Marina Underwater Pokémon Show. Whenever May attempted to see it, it was usually hidden afterwards.

Elsewhere, Team Rocket found it and Manaphy played with them from inside the Egg using Heart Swap. Team Rocket ran off with it but were caught by Ash and Jack. As the Egg was in sight, Ash and his friends got to see it. Unfortunately, Phantom and Galen saw it and ran off with it. The group was able to get it back and Phantom fought May over it. May caught the Egg as it was about to fall and hatched into Manaphy. May and the group ran off with Manaphy.

Back in the trailer, Manaphy was beginning to get comfortable with May, to the point where it would cry if someone else held it. Manaphy and the group went on a boat to Samiya. Manaphy played underwater and landed on a Wailord. After having an adventure, Manaphy and the others finally arrived in Samiya, with Phantom arriving there too. It opened a pathway to deeper parts of the temple by singing.

When Samiya was sinking because of the Phantom pulling apart the crystals, Manaphy found few crystals and placed them back in the treasure room. Ash volunteered to get the last one and Manaphy used Heart Swap to relay a message to Ash from May when he was running out of air. With Samiya back to normal, Phantom appeared from his torpedo and grabbed Manaphy. Ash came to the rescue and took Manaphy from Phantom. Manaphy gathered many Water-type to attack Phantom and defeat him for good.

With the Phantom defeated and arrested, it was time for May to say goodbye to Manaphy as it had to go back to the ocean. She was reluctant to do so at first but managed to actually say goodbye. Manaphy then swam towards Samiya.

Personality and characteristics

May catching Manaphy's Egg

Ash and his friends met up with a Pokémon Ranger, Jack Walker, who was on the mission to protect the Egg of Manaphy.

When Manaphy finally hatched, the first thing it saw was May and thus it thought of her as its mother, showing love and affection to her. Manaphy and May soon developed a very close bond even to the point that May treated it as her own child and Manaphy began learning words like "love you" and "happy."

However, their bond was affecting Manaphy's goal to find Samiya, so May tried to stay away from Manaphy but they eventually they came back to one another and shared a tearful hug. Manaphy's final words were "Love. You. May."

Moves used

Manaphy Heart Swap.png
Using Heart Swap
Move First Used In
Heart Swap Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
A shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.

In the manga

In the Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea manga

Manaphy in the manga adaptation of the movie
As an Egg

Manaphy appears in the manga adaptation of Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea, fulfilling the same role which it does in the movie of the same name.

In the TCG

This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Manaphy.

Manaphy
Cards listed with a blue background are only legal to use in the current Expanded format.
Cards listed with a green background are legal to use in both the current Standard and Expanded formats.
Card Type English
Expansion
Rarity # Japanese
Expansion
Rarity #
Sea's Manaphy Water       Movie Commemoration VS Pack: Sea's Manaphy   005/019
Sea's Manaphy Water       PCG-P Promotional cards   139/PCG-P
Sea's Manaphy Water       PCG-P Promotional cards   146/PCG-P
Sea's Manaphy Water       PCG-P Promotional cards   147/PCG-P
Sea's Manaphy Water       PCG-P Promotional cards   150/PCG-P
Sea's Manaphy Water       PCG-P Promotional cards   154/PCG-P
Prince of the Sea Manaphy Water       10th Movie Commemoration Set    
 


Trivia

  • Manaphy is the only Pokémon shown in the anime to use an attack before hatching from its Egg.
  • Manaphy is the only anime Pokémon that was hatched from an Egg that hatched in a movie rather than a normal episode.
  • Manaphy is one of three Pokémon who can actually utilize human speech without using telepathy, the other being Meowth and Slowking.

Related articles

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Manaphy.

Movie characters
Human protagonists
AliceAsh Ketchum (M20)AudreyBarazBiancaCallahanCarlitaCoreyDamosDianaDianeEricFergusHarrietJack WalkerJuanita
KarlKathrynKidd SummersKimiaKokoLisaLizabethLorenzoMannesMarenMargoMelodyMerayNeeshaNewton Graceland
Professor LundRafeRaleighRebeccaRisaRowenaSamSheenaSidSir AaronSorrelTonioTorenTory LundTowaVerityYuko
Human antagonists
AlvaAnnieArgus SteelButlerCherieCrossDamonDoctor ZedGalenGooneGrings KodaiIron-Masked MarauderLawrence IIILeviMarcus
MerilynMillis SteelMolly HaleOakleyPokémon huntersPokémon poacherRiotThe PhantomZero
Pokémon
ArceusArticunoCarbinkCelebi (M04)Celebi (M13)CobalionDadaDarkraiDeoxysDialgaDiancieEntei (M03)Entei (M13)GenesectGiratina
Ho-OhHoopaJirachiKeldeoKyuremLatiasLatiosLucarioLugiaMagearnaManaphyMarshadowMew (M01)Mew (M08)Mewtwo (M01)
Mewtwo (M16)MoltresPalkiaPikachu (M20)PikachutwoRaikouRayquazaRegiceRegirockRegisteelReshiramShayminSlowking
Spiky-eared PichuSuicune (M04)Suicune (M13)TerrakionUnownVictiniVirizionVolcanionXerneasYveltalZapdosZekrom
ZeraoraZoroarkZorua
Others
AliciaAllegraAstridBanksBaron AlbertoBlock BotBogieBonjiCarolChrom MolybdenumCTV news crewDabuDavidDionaDonuke
Dr. FujiDundeeFlamelFreddyGabuGhrisGlacineGodeyGurūHeroes of Truth and IdealsHoytInfiJasonJennyJoeJudy
KaiKakoKanataKatoKellieKevinKikoKing of the People of the ValeKyleLaylaLeekuLucianneLuisLuisaMakoMalin
ManukeMarcus's soldiersMauryMayor OliverMeredithMeta GroudonMewtwo's creatorsMiaMilesMimiMirandaMisakiMoose
Mother and daughterMr. WhiteNevaNikolaOld Man DomŌyamaPegPeople of the WaterPhossa MolybdenumPokémon Baccer teams
Queen IleneQueen RinRavineRaymondRickRossSchuylerSharonShepShunSpencer HaleSylvanTakaTammyTanner
TappTatsukiThe Marina GroupTobiasTownesUschiZabu


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