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Artist

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An Artist (Japanese: げいじゅつか Artist) is a type of Pokémon Trainer that first debuted in the Generation IV games, and are depicted as old men wearing berets and carrying art supplies. They are similar to the Painter class from Generation III.

They use Pokémon that can learn Copycat and Mimic, such as Bonsly and Mime Jr.

Appearance

Artist Sprites
File:DP_Painter.png
Image from
Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum

Trainer List

Pokémon Diamond/Pearl


Generation IV-introduced Trainer classes
Diamond and Pearl
Artist | Belle & Pa | Cameraman | Clown | Commander | Cowgirl | Cyclist | Double Team | Galactic Grunt
Galactic Boss | Idol | Jogger | Poké Kid | Rancher | Reporter | Socialite | Veteran | Waiter | Waitress | Worker
Platinum
Arcade Star | Castle Valet | Hall Matron | Maid
HeartGold and SoulSilver
Elder
Battle Revolution
Bug-Catching Man | Challenger | Close Siblings | Colosseum Leader | Colosseum Master | Cool Beauty
Cute Maniac | Electrifying Guy | Future Girl | Girl In Love | Hardheaded Girl | High-Tech Maniac
Hiking Club Member | Hiking Girl | Icy Guy | Joe Groupie | Kruger Family | Leader-in-Training | Little Queen | Lone Wolf
Magician's Apprentice | Master Class | Mature Couple | May-December Couple | Muddy Boy | Ordinary Guy | Ordinary Lady
Passionate Man | Passionate Rider | Picnic Girl | Pikachu Fan | Poison Tongue Boy | Pokétopia Master | Sashay Fan Club
Sci-Fi Maniac | Shocking Girl | Sightseer | 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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