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'''Tepen''' (Japanese: '''テペン''' ''Tepen'') is a [[character of the day]] who appeared in ''[[HZ028|The Stolen Treasure]]''. He is an acquaintance of [[Diana]]. | '''Tepen''' (Japanese: '''テペン''' ''Tepen'') is a [[character of the day]] who appeared in ''[[HZ028|The Stolen Treasure]]''. He is an acquaintance of [[Diana]]. | ||
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|desc={{p|Foongus}} is Tepen's fourth known Pokémon. | |desc={{p|Foongus}} is Tepen's fourth known Pokémon. He placed it in [[Roy]]'s bag to hide the fact he'd stolen the Ancient Poké Ball. Once discovered, Foongus escaped. Foongus reappeared when Tepen was confronted, using Tepen's special {{m|Sleep Powder}} to put Liko and Roy's Pokémon to sleep, only to put itself to sleep as well. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:49, 1 September 2024
Tepen (Japanese: テペン Tepen) is a character of the day who appeared in The Stolen Treasure. He is an acquaintance of Diana.
Long ago, when Diana was young, Tepen was once a friend of hers, as a fellow adventurer and explorer of ancient ruins. However, as time went on, Tepen became increasingly disillusioned with exploring, letting his fear of danger get the better of him, and eventually became a deceitful antique seller.
Tepen owns a antique store in Galar, his store is recognized by a hanging Lampent near the store. Friede, Liko, and Roy first met Tepen to inquire more information about the Ancient Poké Ball. After being given Roy's bag, Tepen had stolen the Poké Ball and in its place was Tepen's Foongus. Liko's Hatenna beforehand sensed ill intent from Tepen, but was not being listened to, not until it was too late. Tepen gave the Poké Ball to Lampent and have it escape with his other Pokémon.
Eventually, Tepen is cornered and defeated by Captain Pikachu and Friede's Charizard, and Diana shows up and calls Tepen out for giving her a fake ancient text. Despite claiming his current deceitful, conniving antique selling self is his true one, Diana disagrees, and shows him a reflection in his Bronzor's mirror, knowing and revealing that he is still very much an adventurer at heart, and that he has simply lost his way due to letting his fear of taking the first step get the better of him. Tepen tearfully apologizes and vows to change his ways, with his Pokémon partners at his side, now knowing that they will stand with him to the end. He eventually tells them that he intended to sell the Ancient Poké Ball to an unknown client who was interested in them, and tells the Rising Volt Tacklers the location of said client.
Pokémon
| Debut | The Stolen Treasure |
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Lampent is Tepen's first known Pokémon. He has owned it since it was a Litwick.
Lampent's known moves are Thief and Ally Switch.
| Debut | The Stolen Treasure |
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Bronzong is Tepen's second known Pokémon.
Bronzong's only known move is Rain Dance.
| Debut | The Stolen Treasure |
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Bronzor is Tepen's third known Pokémon.
Bronzor's only known move is Iron Defense.
| Debut | The Stolen Treasure |
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Foongus is Tepen's fourth known Pokémon. He placed it in Roy's bag to hide the fact he'd stolen the Ancient Poké Ball. Once discovered, Foongus escaped. Foongus reappeared when Tepen was confronted, using Tepen's special Sleep Powder to put Liko and Roy's Pokémon to sleep, only to put itself to sleep as well.
None of Foongus's moves are known.
| Debut | The Stolen Treasure |
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Honedge is Tepen's fifth known Pokémon.
Honedge's only known move is Metal Sound.
Traveling with
 Rotom Phone |
Voice actors
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Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Japanese | テペン Tepen | From ペテン peten, meaning fraud or swindler |
| English, French | Tepen | Same as his Japanese name |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Falson | From falso (false) |
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This article is part of Project COD, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each one-time character of the Pokémon animated series. |
