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Hassel (Japanese: ハッサク Hassaku) is a member of the Elite Four of the Paldea region and the art teacher at Naranja AcademyS/Uva AcademyV. He specializes in Dragon-type Pokémon.
In the core series games
Hassel is a descendant of a long line of Dragon-type Trainers in an unnamed faraway region. He ran away from home as a youth to pursue a dream of "making music", before becoming a member of the Elite Four in the Paldea Region as well as an art instructor at the academy. Hassel is shown to be friendly, but very emotional, as he bursts into tears of joy when defeated by the player. He is an old friend of Gym Leader Brassius of Artazon. At one point, one of Hassel's relatives tries to convince him to come home, but his students' support prompts him to remain at the academy.
Pokémon
Champion Assessment
Hassel will Terastallize his Baxcalibur at the first opportunity.
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Reward: $12,932
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Hassel will Terastallize his Baxcalibur at the first opportunity.
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Reward: $14,416
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Quotes
- Main article: Hassel/Quotes
Gallery
Artwork
In the anime
Pokémon: Paldean Winds
Hassel briefly appeared in Breathe Out. He was seen clapping alongside other teachers at Ohara's performance.
Trivia
- The back vent on Hassel's coat could be in reference to the capes worn by Dragon Tamers, who Hassel has a history with, being a Dragon-type Trainer himself.
- It might also be a nod to Clair and her design in Generation II due to how her cape resembles part of a suit.
- Hassel is the only Paldean Elite Four member that can be rebattled indefinitely.
- Hassel is left-handed, as shown when he throws his Poké Balls and in his official concept art painting a portrait of an Applin.
Names
Language
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Name
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Origin
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Japanese
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ハッサク Hassaku
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From 八朔 hassaku (Hassaku orange)
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English
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Hassel
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Similar to his Japanese name
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German
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Sinius
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From Apfelsine (dialectal name for orange)
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Spanish
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Hesperio
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From hesperidio (hesperidium)
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French
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Hassa
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Similar to his Japanese name
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Italian
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Oranzio
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From orange
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Korean
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팔자크 Paljakeu
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From 팔삭 (八朔) palsak (hassaku orange) and partial transcription of Japanese name
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Chinese (Mandarin)
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八朔 Bāshuò
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From 八朔 bāshuò / baatsok (hassaku orange)
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Chinese (Cantonese)
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八朔 Baatsok
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See also
References