Sashay

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Sashay
リボン Ribbon
Sashay.png
Art from PBR (English Version)
Gender Female
Eye color Light brown
Hair color Purple
Hometown Pokétopia
Region Unknown
Trainer class Colosseum Leader
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, as well as the second Colosseum Master. She is also the head of Sunny Park Colosseum. She has purple hair, white skin (in the Japanese version; her skin was darker in English variations), and light brown eyes. Trainers in her Colosseum sometimes refer to her as "Ms. Sashay", perhaps in reference to her young appearance. Like Taylor, Sashay appears to like cute and beautiful Pokémon, which matches her nearly narcissistic views of her own beauty. Sashay also considers herself an expert dancer.

When facing her in Little Battle format, her Trainer class is changed from Colosseum Master to Little Queen, a Trainer class exclusive to her. Similarly, there is a Trainer class called Sashay Fan Club, the members of which presumably being members of a fan club with the same name.


List of Sashay's Known Pokémon in Little Battle Format:

  • Yanma
  • Koffing
  • Omanyte
  • Cubone
  • Sneasel
  • Onix
  • Numel
  • Nidoran♂
  • Tangela
  • Ponyta
  • Tentacool
  • Nospeass
  • Houndour
  • Growlithe
  • Mankey
  • Hippopotas
  • Cranidos
  • Spoink
  • Aron
  • Buizel
  • Buneary
  • Drifloon
  • Gligar
  • Skorupi
  • Elekid
  • Buneary
  • Porygon
  • Aipom
  • Sheildon
  • Staryu


Stargazer Colosseum-Set 2



Stargazer Colosseum-Set 6



Names

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Sashay (Japanese version)
Language Name Origin
Japanese リボン (Ribbon) From English 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: JoeSashayKruger
Colosseum Leaders: TaylorMarinaVoldon
RosieTerrellDusty


Trainer classes in Battle Revolution
Beginning TrainerBug-Catching ManChallengerClose SiblingsColosseum LeaderColosseum Master
Cool BeautyCute ManiacElectrifying GuyFreshwomanFuture GirlGirl In LoveHardheaded GirlHigh-Tech Maniac
Hiking Club MemberHiking GirlIcy GuyJoe's GroupieKruger FamilyLeader-in-TrainingLittle QueenLone Wolf
Magician's ApprenticeMaster ClassMature CoupleMay-December CoupleMuddy BoyNew StarNoviceOrdinary GuyOrdinary Lady
Passionate ManPassionate RiderPicnic GirlPikachu FanPoison Tongue BoyPokétopia MasterRookieSashay Fan Club
Sci-Fi ManiacShocking GirlSightseerSprout TrainerSteel SpiritStubborn BoySwimming ChampSwimming Club Member
Three BrothersThree SistersTomboyTraveling GuyTraveling LadyTwin BrothersTwin SistersYouthful Couple


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