Nema

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Nema パネマ Panema
Art from Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs
Gender	Female
Eye color	Cyan
Hair color	Cyan
Hometown	Rand's House
Region	Oblivia
Relatives	Rand (father), Leanne (mother)
Trainer class	Non-player character
Generation	IV
Games	Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs

Nema (Japanese: パネマ Panema) is a character in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs.

History

She is a self-proclaimed scientist who has a talent for working with electronics and machines. She is first seen upon reaching Lapras Beach where she is trying to convince Nixie to let her use Lapras to retrieve a UFO that crashed into the sea. She tells the player that there is a rule on the island that says older people are obligated to fulfill three requests from younger girls, the first of which she wants the player to go get the sunken UFO for her. After her first request is granted, Nema agrees to bring the player back to her home to meet her father with her second request being for the player to carry the broken Z.Z. Flyer back to her house. Upon arriving at her house, Nema is shocked to see her room on fire with her family not home. Her third request is for the player to put out the fire. Nema was working on a new weapon to beat bad guys which was destroyed in the fire. Upon finishing all three requests, Nema tells the player that she wants three additional requests granted. The first of which is to finish carrying the Z.Z. Flyer into her house. The second request is to let her have a look at the player's Capture Styler, which she fixes for the player. She then accompanies the player up Mt. Latolato to meet her father at the Wireless Tower. After her mother figures out the meaning of Raikou's Ranger Sign, Nema adds the sign mode feature to the player's Capture Styler, allowing the player to use Ranger Signs to call Pokémon. She is then held hostage in the Oblivia Ruins by Purple Eyes and the Steelheads and later appears in the Sky Fortress in order to charge the player's Styler. She also adds the power charge feature to the players Styler and upgrades it later on. She also makes a device which Rand uses to disable the cannons of the Sky Fortress.

After the ending, she has a number of quests. In one, she gets a Z.Z. Flyer to work and it malfunctions, sending energy balls, fireballs, and iron spheres at the player in the air. In another quest, she asks the player to retrieve various Electric-type Pokémon and recreates a model of Dolce Island, where all of the Pokémon that cannot be found, can be captured. This machine effectively takes the place of the Drowsy Guy, as they allow the player to re-battle Mewtwo, the final boss of the game, among other bosses and rare Pokémon.

Names

Language	Name	Reference to
Japanese	パネマ Panema
English, German, Portuguese, Spanish*	Nema
French	Panéma
Italian	Patty
Spanish*	Panema

Non-player characters in the Pokémon Ranger series

Fiore Lunick • Solana • Spenser • Joel • Cameron • Elita • Murph • Aria • Percy • Chris • Lind Leilani • Keith • Freddie • Professor Hastings • Larry • Drowsy Guy • The Go-Rock Squad Almia Barlow • Crawford • Luana • Ollie • Elaine • Keith • Rhythmi • Isaac • Melody • Professor Hastings • Erma • Wendy • Sven • Linda Murph • Pamur • Mrs. Winter • Ponte • Ms. April • Lamont • Mr. Kaplan • Ms. Claire • Janice • Mr. Woodward • Mimi • Kyle • Oscar Webster • Brook • Henry • Little Tim • Big Bertha • Vatona and Nage • Herbert • Go-Rock Quads • Drowsy Guy • Brighton Hall Team Dim Sun • Team Debonairs Oblivia Ben • Summer • Ukulele Pichu • Booker • Burkhart • Ralph • Nick • Nema • Nixie • Rand • Leanne • Murph • Professor Hastings • Supurna Steelhead • Tanvir • Kira • Ravio • Edward • Arley • Kasa • Hocus • Go-Rock Quads • Drowsy Guy • Pokémon Pinchers

This game character article is part of Project CharacterDex, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each character found in the Pokémon games.