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Brassius
コルサ Colza
"The Verdant Virtuoso"
Scarlet Violet Brassius.png
Artwork from Scarlet and Violet
Age Unknown
Gender Male
Eye color Gray
Hair color Green
Hometown Artazon
Region Paldea
Trainer class Gym Leader
Generation IX
Games Scarlet and Violet
Member of Paldea League
Rank Gym Leader
Leader of Artazon Gym
Badge Grass Badge
Specializes in Grass-types
Anime series Pokémon Horizons: The Series
Debut HZ010
English voice actor N/A
Japanese voice actor Kazuya Nakai

Brassius (Japanese: コルサ Colza) is an artist who is the Gym Leader of Artazon's Gym, known officially as the Artazon Gym. He specializes in Grass-type Pokémon. He hands out the Grass Badge to Trainers who defeat him.

In the core series games

Brassius is one of the Gym Leaders of the Paldea region, and is also an artist. He treats battles as an artform and tests the aesthetic sensibilities of those who challenge his Gym. He is always busy with a new project when he's not battling, inspired by his surroundings.

In addition to the Gym Badge, Brassius gives out TM020 (Trailblaze) after defeating him.

He is close friends with Hassel, the art teacher at the academy in Mesagoza. Hassel helped inspire Brassius's most remarkable artwork called "Surrendering Sunflora", a statue installation spread around the town of Artazon depicting Sunflora with somber expressions. Amongst art connoisseurs, the meaning of "Surrendering Sunflora" is debated.[1] In truth, at the time of the creation of "Surrendering Sunflora", Brassius was deathly ill, and he had given up all hope, even prepared to give up being an artist if "Surrendering Sunflora" didn't gain proper recognition. Despite feeling his worst, Hassel was there to encourage him, which gave Brassius the strength to start the project in the first place. Whether this event took place while he was a Gym Leader is unknown.

Another installment around Artazon by Brassius is "The Harvest", a collective of flower-like sculptures ranging in color, each with six bulbs equidistance around a ring, possibly inspired by Arboliva.

Pokémon

Gym battle

Brassius will Terastallize his Sudowoodo at the first opportunity.



Rematch

Brassius will Terastallize his Sudowoodo at the first opportunity.



League Club Room



Quotes

Main article: Brassius/Quotes

In animation

Pokémon Horizons: The Series

Brassius in the anime

Brassius was first mentioned in HZ009, with Alex mentioning that he has seen a rare Pokémon, which Liko theorized could've been the Black Rayquaza.

Brassius debuted in HZ010, where he was revealed to suffer from artist's block and no longer could see any quality in any of his works. Liko, Roy and Nemona stopped by his house for information. Brassius immediately took a liking to Liko upon hearing that she's is Alex's daughter, inviting her and her friends to his home. Upon being enraged by Roy's question about Rayquaza, he ended the conversation. Later on seeing Liko, Roy, and Nemona's motivation to cheer him up by gathering together dozens of Sunflora, Brassius decided to show them his Rayquaza sculpture, explaining that his encounter with Rayquaza had caused his slump. Seeing Roy's animation, Brassius decided to challenge Roy to a battle. With renewed spirit, Brassius managed to win the battle. Before the group left, Brassius decided to show them one more sculpture, this time of a giant Arboliva that he saw in the forest where Rayquaza appeared.

In HZ015, Brassius was mentioned by Roy, while the Rising Volt Tacklers were looking for Liko in Artazon, Brassius was one of the people he visited to find out where she might have gone.

Character

Brassius is a passionate artist who uses Pokémon as his inspiration for his artwork. He uses the word "avant-garde" when something intrigues or upsets him. As a Gym Leader, he uses battling as a way to teach Trainers and improve their battling skills.

Pokémon

Brassius's Dolliv
Dolliv
Dolliv is Brassius's first known Pokémon. It is often seen with him and has a habit of spraying out olive oil when surprised or happy.

None of Dolliv's moves are known.

Debut HZ010
Voice actors
Japanese Arisa Shida
Brassius's Sudowoodo

Brassius's Terastallized Sudowoodo
Sudowoodo ↔ Terastallized Sudowoodo TeraGem Grass.png
Sudowoodo is Brassius's second known Pokémon. It is capable of Terastalizing into a Grass type. Brassius used it in his battle against Roy and his Fuecoco. Despite Fuecoco learning Stomping Tantrum during the battle, Sudowoodo was still able to defeat it after Terastallizing.

Sudowoodo's known moves are Rock Throw, Substitute, Taunt, and Trailblaze.

Debut HZ010
Voice actors
Japanese Tatsuki Kobe

Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese 中井和哉 Kazuya Nakai
English N/A


Pokémon: Paldean Winds

Brassius appeared in Breathe Together, as part of Iono's video on the Paldea region.

In the manga

Pocket Monsters ~Pucchigumi SP~

Brassius appeared in PGSP02

Gallery

Core series artwork

Brassius concept art.jpg
Scarlet and Violet settei

Animation

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Pokémon Horizons: The Series
artwork
Pokémon Horizons: The Series
settei
Pokémon Horizons: The Series
eyecatch

In the TCG

Brassius in the TCG
Main article: Brassius (Obsidian Flames 187)

Brassius was introduced as a Supporter card in the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the English Scarlet & Violet Series (the Japanese Scarlet & Violet Era). It was first released as a Japanese SV-P Promotional card before releasing in the English Obsidian Flames expansion, with artwork by GIDORA. It allows players to shuffle their hand into the deck and draw cards equal to the number of cards that were in their hand, plus one.

Trivia

  • Brassius's Japanese Gym Leader title is ネイチャーアーティスト.
  • His Sudowoodo's Grass Tera Type alludes to Sudowoodo's mimicry of actual trees. This is referenced by Brassius himself after Terastallizing the Pokémon, calling it "Truleewoodo".
  • Of the eight Gym Leaders of Paldea, Brassius is the only one not to be seen holding a Poké Ball prior to calling out his first Pokémon.
  • After he recalls his Pokémon from battle, he touches the Poké Ball to his forehead rather than simply nodding at it like many other Trainers.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese コルサ Colza From colza (another word for rapeseed)
English, Italian Brassius From Brassica napus (scientific name of rapeseed)
German Colzo Similar to his Japanese name
Spanish Brais From Brassica napus (scientific name of rapeseed)
French Colza From his Japanese name
Korean 콜사 Colza Transcription of his Japanese name
Chinese (Mandarin) 寇沙 Kòushā Transcription of his Japanese name
Chinese (Cantonese) 寇沙 Kausā
Indonesian Brassio Similar to his English name
Brazilian Portuguese Brás From Brassica napus (scientific name of rapeseed)

See also

References

  1. (September 7, 2022). "Your Own Story, Woven Through Your Treasure Hunt." Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet Official Website


Gym Leaders of the Paldea region
Cortondo Gym Gym Badge
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Katy
Artazon Gym Gym Badge
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Brassius
Levincia Gym Gym Badge
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Iono
Cascarrafa Gym Gym Badge
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Kofu
Medali Gym Gym Badge
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Larry
Montenevera Gym Gym Badge
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Ryme
Alfornada Gym Gym Badge
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Tulip
Glaseado Gym Gym Badge
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Grusha


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