Jupiter

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Jupiter
ジュピター Jupiter

Art from Pokémon Diamond and Pearl
Gender Female
Hometown Unknown
Region Sinnoh
Relatives Unknown
Class Commander
Generation IV
Games Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum
Team Team Galactic
Rank Commander
First episode Double Team Turnover!
English
voice actor
Eileen Stevens
Japanese
voice actor
Chinami Nishimura

Jupiter (Japanese: ジュピター Jupiter) is one of Team Galactic's four Commanders in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum Versions.

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In the anime

Jupiter in the anime

Jupiter made her debut appearance in Double Team Turnover! where she was the one to get the Lustrous Orb back from Team Rocket after they stole it from the Celestic Town Historical Research Center.

She was later assigned by Cyrus to lead the capture squad for the Lake trio, along with some assistance from Pokémon hunters.

She also had a cameo appearance in Saving the World From Ruins!.

Pokémon

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

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Skuntank

Voice actors

In the games

She is first seen at the uppermost floor of the Galactic Eterna Building in Eterna City. She is also briefly seen at Lake Acuity, where she defeats the player's rival somewhat easily. She is later battled at Spear Pillar in a double battle with Mars against the player and his or her rival. In Pokémon Platinum she and Mars quit Team Galactic because Charon has different ideals than former boss Cyrus. It is also shown that Mars and Jupiter have a mutual dislike of each other.

Pokémon

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

First battle


Second battle (tag battle with Mars)


Pokémon Platinum

First battle


Second battle (tag battle with Mars)


Third battle


In the manga

Pokémon Special

Jupiter appears in Lake Acuity, where she attacks Platinum, Candice and Maylene.

Pokémon

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Sableye
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Gastrodon
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Tangrowth

Pokémon DP

Just like in the games, Jupiter was assigned to Lake Acuity to capture Uxie. Her Skuntank was defeated by Mitsumi while Jun looked on, however, upon orders from Cyrus, Jupiter used her Tangrowth to capture Jun and blackmail Mitsumi into returning to Galactic's headquarters with her.

Pokémon

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Skuntank
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Golbat
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Toxicroak
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Crobat
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Tangrowth

Trivia

  • Jupiter's name was changed to Ceres in Spanish-language versions of the game, likely due to the fact that Jupiter is the name of a male Roman god. This also happened to Mars.
  • Jupiter's Japanese voice actress, Chinami Nishimura, also voices Officer Jenny, a police officer. Coincidentally, both names start with a J, in both Japanese (romanized) and English versions. Both also appeared in Double Team Turnover!.
  • Jupiter's Skuntank is under-leveled in the first battle; Stunky don't evolve until level 34.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese ジュピター Jupiter From Jupiter.
English, French, German Jupiter From Jupiter.
Italian Giovia From Giove, Jupiter.
Spanish Ceres From Ceres.
Korean 주피터 Jupiter From Jupiter.
Chinese (Taiwan) 歲星 Suìxīng From 歲星, archaic name for Jupiter.



Boss: Cyrus
Commanders: MarsJupiterSaturnCharon
Lower Members: Galactic GruntsScientists
Buildings: Galactic Eterna BuildingTeam Galactic HQ
Protagonists Antagonists Rivals
Ash KetchumPikachuMistyBrock
Tracey SketchitMayMaxDawn
JessieJamesMeowthGiovanni
ButchCassidyArchieShellyMaxieTabitha
JCyrusSaturnMarsJupiter
GaryRitchieHarrisonDrewHarley
MorrisonTysonSolidadPaulNando
ZoeyKennyBarry
Supporting cast
DeliaNormanCarolineJohannaFlintLolaForrestBrock's siblingsDaisyVioletLilyReggieTodd SnapCasey
SakuraLizaConwayAngieProfessor OakProfessor IvyProfessor ElmProfessor BirchProfessor RowanProfessor CarolinaNurse Joy
Officer JennyCharles GoodshowScottVivian MeridianLilian MeridianMarianRaoul ContestaMr. SukizoRhondaGym LeadersCynthia
Many temporary characters
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