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Liza is the older of the two, and more experienced in battle, allowing Tate to relate with Max. | Liza is the older of the two, and more experienced in battle, allowing Tate to relate with Max. | ||
Liza is voiced by 水島大宙 ''Takahiro Mizushima'' in the original. Tate is voiced by 横山智佐 ''Chisa Yokoyama''. | Liza is voiced by 水島大宙 ''Takahiro Mizushima'' in the original and [[Amanda Brown]] in the English version. Tate is voiced by 横山智佐 ''Chisa Yokoyama'' in the original and [[Jason Griffith]] in the English version. | ||
==Pokémon== | ==Pokémon== | ||
Revision as of 02:13, 21 July 2006
Tate and Liza are the Gym Leaders of the Mossdeep City Gym. They specialize in Psychic-type Pokémon. They give the Mindbadge to challengers who defeat them.
Name References
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | フウとラン (Fuu & Ran) | ((Currently unknown)) |
| English | Liza & Tate | Meaning "god's oath" and "to be cheerful" respectively. But "LizaTate" sound like "levitate". |
| French | Lévy & Tatia | Possible derivation of "levitation". |
| German | Svenja & Ben | Combining their names would get "Schweben" (levitation). |
| Italian | Tell & Pat | Possible derivation of "telepatia" (telepathy). |
| Spanish | Leti & Vito | Possible derivation of "levitacion" (levitation). |
| Hebrew | טייט וליזה | |
| Russian | Тэйт & Лиза | A phonetical translation of "Liza & Tate". |
| Chinese | 枫 & 南 (Feng & Nan) | A phonetical translation of "Fuu & Ran". |
In the anime
In the anime, Tate and Liza's father owns the Mosdeep Space Centre and often goes into space to search for space Pokémon. This means that they often spend time at the Space Centre, and even have battles in zero-gravity.
Liza is the older of the two, and more experienced in battle, allowing Tate to relate with Max.
Liza is voiced by 水島大宙 Takahiro Mizushima in the original and Amanda Brown in the English version. Tate is voiced by 横山智佐 Chisa Yokoyama in the original and Jason Griffith in the English version.
Pokémon
This listing is of Liza and Tate's Pokémon in the Pokémon anime.
In the games
Pokémon
This listing is for Tate and Liza's Pokémon in the video games in which they have appeared.
Pokémon Ruby/Pokémon Sapphire
- Level 42 Lunatone - Calm Mind, Hypnosis, Light Screen, Psychic
- Level 42 Solrock - Sunny Day, Solarbeam, Flamethrower, Psychic
Pokémon Emerald
| Gym Match | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Level 41 Claydol
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Level 41 Xatu
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Level 42 Lunatone
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Level 42 Solrock
|
N/A | N/A |
| First Rematch | |||||
| Level 48 Slowpoke | Level 49 Claydol | Level 49 Xatu | Level 50 Solrock | Level 50 Lunatone | N/A |
| Second Rematch | |||||
| Level 53 Drowzee | Level 53 Slowpoke | Level 54 Claydol | Level 54 Xatu | Level 55 Solrock | Level 55 Lunatone |
| Third Rematch | |||||
| Level 58 Hypno | Level 59 Claydol | Level 58 Slowpoke | Level 59 Xatu | Level 60 Solrock | Level 60 Lunatone |
| Fourth Rematch | |||||
Level 63 Hypno
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Level 64 Claydol
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Level 64 Xatu
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Level 63 Slowking
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Level 65 Solrock
|
Level 65 Lunatone
|
In the Pokémon Special manga
In Pokémon Special, Liza and Tate are the guardians of Mt. Pyre. When they somehow sensed someone had intruded into Mt. Pyre, they went all the way to Lilycove from Mossdeep in order to protect the two Orbs. However, they fell into Hokage's fire illusion until Juan rescued them. Afterwards, they become Ruby's and Sapphire's teachers in double battling on the Mirage Island. They stayed on the island to ensure Ruby and Sapphire can leave for Sootopolis safely, and were not seen since then.
Pokémon
This listing is for Tate and Liza's Pokémon in the Pokémon Special manga.
- Solrock
- Lunatone
- Spoink x2
