Violet (Adventures)

The subject of this article has no official English name. The name currently in use is a fan translation of the Japanese name.

Violet Lang バイオレット・ラング Violet Lang
Artwork from the Scarlet & Violet arc
Age	Unknown
Gender	Male
Eye color	Brown
Hair color	Blond
Hometown	Unknown
Region	Paldea
Manga series	Pokémon Adventures
Counterpart(s)	Florian
Debut	Scarlet & Violet arc

(Japanese: バイオレット・ラング Violet Lang) is a main character in the manga series Pokémon Adventures. He is a student at Uva Academy.

Character

According to artist Satoshi Yamamoto, Violet was designed using his own customizable player character in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.^[1] At first, he used the default hairstyle, but felt that it wouldn't be too distinguishable from Ortega. He showed the list of hairstyles in the game's strategy guide to members of his family, asking which one looked like a prince, and based Violet's design on their suggestions.^[2]

History

Past

Violet is heir to the prestigious Lang family. At the insistence of his parents, the butlers and maids serving the family always referred to Violet as "Prince", which led to him believing he was actually royalty. One butler that was especially close to Violet worried the boy's overly-pampered lifestyle would make it hard for him to integrate into regular society. The butler attempted to slowly convince Violet he wasn't actually a real prince, but passed away before he could accomplish this. To console their grieving son, Violet's parents commissioned a Rotom Phone containing an AI copy of the butler's personality onto it. This Rotom Phone was given the name Rotojī and a mustache to make it resemble its human counterpart.

Violet's parents later enrolled their son at Uva Academy in order to honor the butler's wishes. Shortly before attending school, Violet and Rotojī witnessed an injured Miraidon crash-landing on a beach near Cabo Poco. Violet went to check if Miraidon was alright, only for it to steal one of his sandwiches and begin following him around. Shortly afterward, Violet received a call from Professor Turo, who informed him that Miraidon's condition could be cured if it was fed the Herba Mystica. At Turo's suggestion, Violet set out to find Turo's son Arven, who had also been researching

Scarlet & Violet arc

Violet debuted in the Scarlet & Violet arc. Shortly after they arrived at Uva Academy, Violet and Rotojī began looking for Arven's whereabouts. Their search eventually led them to crash the school's opening ceremonies and having a race against several teachers. Once Arven was located, Violet dragged the boy along to help him obtain the Herba Mystica.

Pokémon

On hand

		Fuecoco
		Fuecoco is Violet's first known Pokémon. Violet received it from Director Clavell after he transferred to Uva Academy. Fuecoco's only known move is Ember.
Debut	Scarlet & Violet arc

		Nymble ↔ Terastallized Nymble
		Nymble is Violet's second known Pokémon. It was first seen battling several other Pokémon during school training. During Violet's battle against Giacomo, it was the second Pokémon used in the battle against the opponent's Pawniard, after Fuecoco's defeat. After a brief battle, Nymble managed to defeat the Sharp Blade Pokémon and after Terastallizing, Nymble managed to make Giacomo's Revavroom retreat and Giacomo gave up the battle. Thus giving victory to Violet and Nymble. Nymble's known moves are Struggle Bug, Double Kick, and Bug Bite.
Debut	Scarlet & Violet arc

		Wooper
		A Paldean Wooper is Violet's third known Pokémon. Wooper's only known move is Mud Shot.
Debut	Scarlet & Violet arc

		Smoliv
		Smoliv is Violet's fourth known Pokémon. Smoliv's only known move is Razor Leaf.
Debut	Scarlet & Violet arc

Ride Pokémon

		Miraidon
		Miraidon is a Pokémon that travels with Violet. He found it exausted at a beach and started being followed by it after it ate one of his sandwiches, being followed by it since then. After that day, Miraidon started serving as Violet's method of traveling around Paldea. None of Miraidon's moves are known.
Debut	Scarlet & Violet arc

Traveling with

Rotojī

Names

References

This article is part of both Project Manga and Project CharacterDex, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Manga and CharacterDex, respectively.