Ship

For actual ships, see Transportation in the Pokémon world. For relationships, see Shipping.

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Ship (left)

Ship (Japanese: シップ Ship) is Lizabeth's grandfather. His only appearance was in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea.

Ship is the only one of Lizabeth's family not to actually be in the acrobatic show their family puts on, although he plays a major, yet unknown role in planning it all out. He is much stronger than one might imagine, being able to row a whole canoe by himself. He has also traveled the whole world in his ship, The Blue Lagoon.

He only plays a minor role in the story, but does do things such as help Lizabeth with the submarine.

Pokémon

This listing is of Ship's known Pokémon:

		Seaking
		Seaking is Ship's only known Pokémon. It was sent out along with the other Water-type Pokémon to perform in a Water show.
Debut	Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea

In the manga

Ship appears in the manga series of the ninth movie where he plays the same role as his movie self.

Artwork

Ken Sugimori's design of Ship

Voice actors

Language Voice actor Japanese 西村知道 Tomomichi Nishimura English Simcha Whitehill Brazilian Portuguese Carlos Silveira European Spanish Mario Martín

In the TCG

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

Ship's Pokémon
Card	Type	English Expansion	Rarity	#	Japanese Expansion	Rarity	#
Ship's Walrein					Movie Commemoration VS Pack: Sea's Manaphy		006/019

Trivia

• The Closed Captioning when Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea premiered on US television incorrectly spelled Ship's name as Shep. His name was also misspelled this way in the novelization of the movie.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Chinese (Taiwan)	思普 Sīpǔ	Transliteration of his Japanese name.

Movie characters Human protagonists Sir Aaron • Alice • Audrey and Kathryn • Bianca • Carlita • Corey • Damos • Diana • Diane • Eric • Fergus Newton Graceland • Juanita • Karl • Lisa • Lizabeth • Lorenzo • Professor Lund • Tory Lund • Maren • Melody • Mannes Neesha • Rafe • Rebecca • Rowena • Sam • Sheena • Sid • Kidd Summers • Tonio • Towa • Jack Walker • Yuko Human antagonists Annie • Butler • Damon • Goone • Molly Hale • Grings Kodai • Iron-Masked Marauder • Lawrence III • Marcus • Oakley • The Phantom • Zero Pokémon Arceus • Articuno • Celebi (M04) • Celebi (M13) • Cobalion • Darkrai • Deoxys • Dialga • Entei (M03) • Entei (M13) • Genesect • Giratina • Groudon • Jirachi Keldeo • Kyurem • Latias • Latios • Lucario • Lugia • Manaphy • Mew (M01) • Mew (M08) • Mewtwo • Moltres • Palkia • Pichu • Pikachutwo • Raikou Rayquaza • Regice • Regirock • Registeel • Reshiram • Shaymin • Suicune (M04) • Suicune (M13) • Terrakion • Unown • Victini • Virizion • Zapdos Zekrom • Zoroark • Zorua Others Baron Alberto • Block Bot • Alicia • Allegra • Banks • Carol • David • Donuke • Dundee • Dr. Fuji • Galen • Glacine • Godey • Spencer Hale Heroes of Truth and Ideals • Queen Ilene • Infi • Jenny • Joe • Judy • Kai • Kanata • Kato • Kevin • Kiko • King of the People of the Vale • Kyle • Layla Leeku • Luis • Luisa • Mako • Marcus's soldiers • Malin • Maury • Meredith • Manuke • Miranda • Misaki • Moose • Mother and daughter • People of the Water Pokémon Baccer teams • Peg • Ravine • Raymond • Queen Rin • Ross • Ship • Ship's shipmates • Schuyler • Tapp • Tammy • Tatsuki • Tobias • Mr. White

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