Rafe

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Rafe
リュウ Ryū

Rafe
Gender Male
Hometown South City
Region Unknown
Relatives Audrey and Kathryn (Twin sisters)
Class Trainer
First episode Destiny Deoxys
English
voice actor
Sebastian Arcelus
Japanese
voice actor
Kenji Nojima

Rafe (Japanese: リュウ Ryū) is a character from the 7th movie, Destiny Deoxys. He is the older brother of Audrey and Kathryn. His Japanese voice actor is 野島健児 Kenji Nojima and his English voice actor is Sebastian Arcelus.

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Character

Rafe is a calm and collected guy who thinks before he acts. He is protective of his sisters and cares for his Pokémon like he does his friends.

History

Rafe is a skilled Pokémon trainer who came to LaRousse City with his twin sisters Audrey and Kathryn, as well as his friends Sid and Rebecca, to compete at the Battle Tower, where he met Ash Ketchum and company. When he and Sid participated at the Battle Tower, their first match was against Ash and Tory Lund, and he and Sid won gracefully due to Tory's inexperience with Pokémon. When Deoxys' clones began to abduct people and Pokémon alike, Rafe was able to fend off the many that came near his group, with the help of his Blaziken, Ash, and his Pikachu, allowing the others to escape. Later on, Rafe managed to help free the abducted citizens of LaRousse City, and helped restore energy to the city to regenerate the body of the other Deoxys.

Pokémon

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TorchicCombuskenBlaziken

In the TCG

This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Rafe or his Pokémon in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Name Type Level Rarity Set Set no.
Rafe's Blaziken Fire - - 7th Movie Half Deck (no English release) 12/19

Trivia

  • Rafe's design is based on the Cool Trainer Trainer Class' FireRed and LeafGreen design. He even has a cool and calm personality. The only change is the color of his hair and clothes.
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