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'''Colosseum Master Sashay''' (Japanese: '''コロシアムマスター リボン''' ''Colosseum Master Ribbon'') is the sixth Colosseum leader in {{g|Battle Revolution}}, as well as the second {{tc|Colosseum Master}}. She is also the head of [[Sunny Park Colosseum]], the founder of the Sashay Fan Club and the Pokétopia Middle-Age Master, as well as a friend of [[Mysterial]]. {{pkmn|Trainer}}s in her Colosseum sometimes refer to her as "Ms. Sashay". Sashay likes cute and beautiful Pokémon, which matches her nearly narcissistic views of her own beauty. She also enjoys building friendships with young children and considers herself as an expert dancer.
'''Colosseum Master Sashay''' (Japanese: '''コロシアムマスター リボン''' ''Colosseum Master Ribbon'') is the sixth Colosseum leader in {{g|Battle Revolution}} and the second {{tc|Colosseum Master}}. She is the head of [[Sunny Park Colosseum]] and the Pokétopia Middle Master.


When facing her in Little Battle format, her {{DL|Pokémon Trainer|Trainer class}} is changed from Colosseum Master to '''Little Queen''' (Japanese: '''リトルクイーン''' ''Little Queen''), a Trainer class exclusive to her. When battled in the [[Masters Battle]]s, her Trainer class becomes '''Master Middle''' (Japanese: '''マスターミドル''' ''Master Middle''), another exclusive class. Similarly, there is a Trainer class called {{tc|Sashay Fan Club}}, the members of which presumably being members of a fan club with the same name.
Sashay is the star and founder of the {{tc|Sashay Fan Club}}, of which some of the members appear as Trainers. She is a skilled dancer who performs a chain of backflips before striking a pose in her battle introduction.


Sashay has white skin in the Japanese version of the game. For unknown reasons, her skin tone was darkened along with Rosie's in the English<!--international?--> release. She was also given a pair of purple shorts under her white miniskirt.
When facing her in Little Battle format, her {{DL|Pokémon Trainer|Trainer class}} is changed from Colosseum Master to '''Little Queen''' (Japanese: '''リトルクイーン''' ''Little Queen''), a Trainer class exclusive to her. When battled in the [[Masters Battle]]s, her Trainer class is '''Master Middle''' (Japanese: '''マスターミドル''' ''Master Middle''), another class exclusive to her. She is shown to be extremely fond of [[Status move|non-damaging moves]].
 
In the Japanese version, Sashay and [[Rosie]] have {{wp|light skin}}. In the Western localizations, they both have {{wp|dark skin}} instead. Additionally, in the localizations Sashay wears purple shorts underneath her miniskirt.


==Pokémon==
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==Quotes==
==Quotes==
* Retreating Pokémon
* [[Recall]]ing Pokémon
:''"Come back, <Pokémon>!"''
:''"Come back, <Pokémon>!"''
* Sending out a new Pokémon
* Sending out a new Pokémon
:''"Go, <Pokémon>!"''
:''"Go, <Pokémon>!"''
===[[Sunny Park Colosseum]]===
===[[Sunny Park Colosseum]]===
;Lv. 30 Open
;Knockout Battle
* Before battle
* Introduction
:''"Do you want to see my elegant dance?"''
:''"Do you want to see my elegant dance?"''


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:''"Let's go!"''
:''"Let's go!"''


* After winning
* Battle victory
:''"Tsk tsk... Couldn't take your eyes off my dance, could you?"''
:''"Tsk tsk... Couldn't take your
:''eyes off my dance, could you?"''


* After being defeated
* Battle defeat
:''"You...!''
:''"You...!''
:''You're pretty good!"''
:''You're pretty good!"''


;Little Battle
;Little Battle
* Before battle
* Introduction
:''"My dear Pokémon!"''
:''"My dear Pokémon!"''


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:''"Come here, everyone!"''
:''"Come here, everyone!"''


* After being defeated
* Battle defeat
:''"What did you do to my dear Pokémon!"''
:''"What did you do to my dear Pokémon!"''


===[[Stargazer Colosseum]]===
===[[Stargazer Colosseum]]===
;Masters Battle Set 2
;Masters Battle Set 2
* Before battle
* Introduction
:"Oh, are you feeling the pressure?"
:"Oh, are you feeling the pressure?"


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:''not surprised!"''
:''not surprised!"''


* After winning
* Battle victory
:''"Don't bear a grudge for this loss!"''
:''"Don't bear a grudge for this loss!"''


* After being defeated
* Battle defeat
:''"You beat me! But I will haunt you!"''
:''"You beat me! But''
:''I will haunt you!"''


;Masters Battle Set 6
;Masters Battle Set 6
* Before battle
* Introduction
:''"Wonder how long you can hold on!"''
:''"Wonder how long you can hold on!"''


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:''on you!"''
:''on you!"''


* After winning
* Battle victory
:''"Oh, you are too hard on yourself. How boring!"''
:''"Oh, you are too hard on yourself.''
:''How boring!"''


* After being defeated
* Battle defeat
:''"You endured well.''
:''"You endured well.''
:''I commend you!"''
:''I commend you!"''
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[[de:Arabeske]]
[[de:Arabeske]]
[[es:Cinta (PBR)]]
[[es:Cinta (Pokémon Battle Revolution)]]
[[fr:Rubana]]
[[fr:Rubana]]
[[it:Graziella]]
[[ja:リボン (バトレボ)]]
[[ja:リボン (バトレボ)]]
[[zh:絲黛]]
[[zh:絲黛]]

Latest revision as of 15:11, 11 April 2024

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Sashay
リボン Ribbon
Sashay.png
Art from Pokémon Battle Revolution (International)
Gender Female
Eye color Light brown
Hair color Purple
Hometown Pokétopia
Region Unknown
Trainer class Colosseum Master, Middle Master, Little Queen
Generation IV
Games Battle Revolution

Colosseum Master Sashay (Japanese: コロシアムマスター リボン Colosseum Master Ribbon) is the sixth Colosseum leader in Pokémon Battle Revolution and the second Colosseum Master. She is the head of Sunny Park Colosseum and the Pokétopia Middle Master.

Sashay is the star and founder of the Sashay Fan Club, of which some of the members appear as Trainers. She is a skilled dancer who performs a chain of backflips before striking a pose in her battle introduction.

When facing her in Little Battle format, her Trainer class is changed from Colosseum Master to Little Queen (Japanese: リトルクイーン Little Queen), a Trainer class exclusive to her. When battled in the Masters Battles, her Trainer class is Master Middle (Japanese: マスターミドル Master Middle), another class exclusive to her. She is shown to be extremely fond of non-damaging moves.

In the Japanese version, Sashay and Rosie have light skin. In the Western localizations, they both have dark skin instead. Additionally, in the localizations Sashay wears purple shorts underneath her miniskirt.

Pokémon

Sunny Park Colosseum

Lv. 30 Open



Little Battle



Stargazer Colosseum

Masters Battle Set 2

Sashay will always lead with Spiritomb and summon Weavile last.



Masters Battle Set 6



Quotes

"Come back, <Pokémon>!"
  • Sending out a new Pokémon
"Go, <Pokémon>!"

Sunny Park Colosseum

Knockout Battle
  • Introduction
"Do you want to see my elegant dance?"
  • Sending out first Pokémon
"Let's go!"
  • Battle victory
"Tsk tsk... Couldn't take your
eyes off my dance, could you?"
  • Battle defeat
"You...!
You're pretty good!"
Little Battle
  • Introduction
"My dear Pokémon!"
  • Sending out first Pokémon
"Come here, everyone!"
  • Battle defeat
"What did you do to my dear Pokémon!"

Stargazer Colosseum

Masters Battle Set 2
  • Introduction
"Oh, are you feeling the pressure?"
  • Sending out first Pokémon
"Well, I'm
not surprised!"
  • Battle victory
"Don't bear a grudge for this loss!"
  • Battle defeat
"You beat me! But
I will haunt you!"
Masters Battle Set 6
  • Introduction
"Wonder how long you can hold on!"
  • Sending out first Pokémon
"I won't go easy
on you!"
  • Battle victory
"Oh, you are too hard on yourself.
How boring!"
  • Battle defeat
"You endured well.
I commend you!"

Artwork

Sashay JP.png
Image from
Battle Revolution (JP).

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese リボン Ribbon From ribbon.
English Sashay From sash, a cloth belt, and sashay, a ballet term.
French Rubana From ruban, ribbon.
German Arabeske From arabesque, a ballet position.
Italian Graziella From grazia, grace.
Spanish Cinta Literally means belt or ribbon.


Pokétopia Colosseum Masters and Leaders
Pokétopia Master: Mysterial
Colosseum Masters: Joe • Sashay • Kruger
Colosseum Leaders: Taylor • Marina • Voldon
Rosie • Terrell • Dusty


Trainer classes in Battle Revolution
Beginning Trainer • Bug-Catching Man • Challenger • Close Siblings • Colosseum Leader • Colosseum Master
Cool Beauty • Cute Maniac • Electrifying Guy • Freshwoman • Future Girl • Girl In Love • Hardheaded Girl • High-Tech Maniac
Hiking Club Member • Hiking Girl • Icy Guy • Joe's Groupie • Kruger Family • Leader-in-Training • Little Queen • Lone Wolf
Magician's Apprentice • Master Class • Mature Couple • May-December Couple • Muddy Boy • New Star • Novice • Ordinary Guy • Ordinary Lady
Passionate Man • Passionate Rider • Picnic Girl • Pikachu Fan • Poison Tongue Boy • Pokétopia Master • Rookie • Sashay Fan Club
Sci-Fi Maniac • Shocking Girl • Sightseer • Sprout Trainer • Steel Spirit • Stubborn Boy • Swimming Champ • Swimming Club Member
Three Brothers • Three Sisters • Tomboy • Traveling Guy • Traveling Lady • Twin Brothers • Twin Sisters • Youthful Couple


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