Trinity

Trinity redirects here. For the Final Smash move that has a Japanese name that could be translated as Trinity, see Triple Finish.

Trinity poses

Trinity (Japanese: タカミ Takami) is a character of the day in who appeared in The Perfect Match!, she was one of the competitors in the Whirl Cup Competition and Misty's rival in the tournament.

Trinity is a polite, level-headed, strong Water Pokémon Trainer. She found Misty soon after her win against Ash in the competition. Impressed with her performance, she decided to personally meet Misty. Brock remembered her because of her previous match, which she won, mentioning that she fought well.

She defeated Misty in the third round where she faced her Poliwhirl and Corsola and won after a tough battle. In the end of the battle Misty and Trinity met up again, and Misty congratulated her for the victory. She wished good luck to her rival and friend in her next battle, which ultimately lead her to the finals of the competition. Just before the match began between her and a powerful Trainer with his Feraligatr, she, Misty, Ash and the nameless Trainer united to defeat Team Rocket, who was trying to steal the Great Spirit Sapphire Sea from the hands of Maya.

All of them then joined the attacks of their Pokémon and defeated Jessie, James and Meowth. After that, her finals battle continued, but she eventually lost the battle. As a result, she was ranked second in the tournament.

At the end of the episode, she appeared next to Ash, Misty and Brock talking about his decision to improve his skills with Water Pokémon for the competition in the next year.

Trinity also appeared in a cameo in the next episode and also in Espeon, Not Included in a flashback when Misty told Sakura about her experiences since her last meeting with her.

Pokémon

This listing is of Trinity's known Pokémon in the anime:

		Gyarados
		Trinity's Gyarados was the first Pokémon Trinity used in her battle against Misty and her Poliwhirl in the Whirl Cup. Misty ordered Poliwhirl to use Bubble but Gyarados charged up a Hyper Beam, stopping the BubbleBeam and KO-ing Poliwhirl. Misty then decided to send out Corsola next. Trinity commanded Gyarados to use Hydro Pump and it fired a powerful stream of water, but Misty told Corsola to counter it with Mirror Coat. The Hydro Pump was sent back, but Gyarados fired its Hyper Beam, blowing the water away and still going straight for Corsola. Corsola dove down and the beam blowed up behind her. Waiting a while, Misty finished Gyarados off with Spike Cannon, which amazingly knocked it out. It reappeared in a flashback in Espeon, Not Included. Gyarados's known moves are Hyper Beam and Hydro Pump.
Debut	The Perfect Match!

		Chinchou
		Trinity's Chinchou was the second Pokémon Trinity used in her battle against Misty and her Corsola in the Whirl Cup. Trinity told Chinchou to use Spark, which it did but instead, sent the electricity to sky. The electricity was then fired down on Corsola, but Corsola used another Mirror Coat. But it didn't hold out for long, not to mention Chinchou didn't even flinch. Trinity told Chinchou to use Confuse Ray and Chinchou fired a wave, but Corsola dove underwater to avoid it. Chinchou used it again, but this time underwater, getting Corsola confused and fainted, giving Trinity the win. It reappeared in a flashback in Espeon, Not Included. Chinchou's known moves are Spark, Confuse Ray and Water Gun.
Debut	The Perfect Match!
Voice actors
Japanese	Rikako Aikawa

		Golduck
		Trinity's Golduck was the Pokémon Trinity used in her battle against a Pokémon Trainer and his Feraligatr in the finals of the Whirl Cup. But before the battle could begin, Team Rocket appeared and nabbed Pikachu. Pikachu was able to break the line and Golduck along with Ash's Totodile, Misty's Poliwhirl and the Trainer's Feraligatr all used Water Gun to send Team Rocket blasting off. Golduck was later shown to have lost the battle. Golduck's only known move is Water Gun.
Debut	The Perfect Match!

Voice actors

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