Chloe
- If you were looking for the recurring character from Pokémon the Series: Black & White with the same Japanese name, see Katharine.
| Chloe コハル Koharu | |
 Chloe in Pokémon Journeys: The Series | |
| Age | 10 |
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| Gender | Female |
| Eye color | Green |
| Hair color | Maroon |
| Hometown | Vermilion City |
| Region | Kanto |
| Relatives | Professor Cerise (father), Talia (mother), Parker (younger brother) |
| Trainer class | Pokémon Trainer |
| Anime debut | Enter Pikachu! |
| English voice actor | Cherami Leigh |
| Japanese voice actor | Kana Hanazawa |
Chloe (Japanese: コハル Koharu) is a major supporting character who appeared in Pokémon Journeys: The Series. She lives in Vermilion City with her family and attends a school there as well. Chloe is also a childhood friend of Goh.
In the anime
History
Pre-series
As seen in Enter Pikachu!, when she was six, Chloe invited her childhood friend Goh to attend Professor Oak's Pokémon Summer Camp with her. During their visit in Pallet Town, Chloe and Goh encountered the Mythical Pokémon, Mew. The two chased after the unknown Pokémon, but it eventually got away in the aftermath of a baby Kangaskhan rescue. Professor Oak later told them the Pokémon they saw was most likely the Mythical Pokémon Mew.
At one point, Chloe's family received a Yamper as a gift from Professor Cerise's friend in Galar. Yamper instantly took a liking to Chloe, but she initially hated him, eventually telling him to go away. When she overheard her parents talking about Yamper's disappearance, she became regretful of her words and sneaked out to look for him. While searching, she was scared by a group of Venonat, but Yamper appeared and scared the Bug Pokémon away. From this point on, Yamper grew even more attached to Chloe, accepting food or battle commands only from her, and Chloe also grew to like Yamper.
Pokémon Journeys: The Series
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In Legend? Go! Friends? Go!, a few years later, during the opening of the Cerise Laboratory, Chloe found Ash passed out after Yamper knocked him down with an Electric attack. However, she discreetly left him lying on the stairs. She later formally introduced herself to Ash when she handed over schoolwork to Goh.
In Best Friend...Worst Nightmare!, the students in Chloe's class participated in an exercise where they discussed their dreams for the future. Chloe became frustrated when her classmates immediately assumed she wanted to be a Pokémon Professor purely because her father is one. She received encouragement from Talia, who told Chloe that she was still young and had plenty of time to decide what she wanted to do with her life. Later, Chloe returned to the laboratory only to find it under attack by a wild Gengar. By commanding Yamper to battle for the first time, Chloe successfully drove Gengar out of the building.
In Dreams Are Made of These!, Chloe accompanied Goh and some children during a Pokémon Orienteering competition. During the event, Goh and Chloe talked about the former's future and his goal to capture all of the Pokémon in the world.
In There's a New Kid in Town!, Chloe's family found an injured Pidove and let it recuperate at their house. Due to its attachment towards Chloe, Yamper became jealous of Pidove whenever Chloe gave it attention. Despite this, when Pidove was threatened by a wild Fearow, Yamper put his jealousy aside and teamed up with Chloe to battle and defeat the Beak Pokémon, forcing it to flee. Afterwards, Chloe and her family said farewell to Pidove after its Trainer came to the house to retrieve it.
In The Cuteness Quotient!, after receiving a call from Parker to help his friend Jinny, Chloe asked Ash and Goh to find out how Jinny could explore the beauty of her Feebas. To improve their skills, Jinny signed up for the Friendship Festival. While Ash and Goh trained the Pokémon, Chloe helped the girl on how to swim. Later, Chloe, Parker, Ash, and Goh traveled to Hoenn to watch Jinny participate in the competition.
Chloe appeared again in Restore and Renew!, where she went with Ash and Goh to the Pewter Museum of Science to work on a research project for school. Despite her initial reluctance, Chloe became motivated to join the search for fossils at the museum after a passionate lecture from the museum's curator.
During the Pokémon Grand Eating Contest in Crowning the Chow Crusher!, Chloe is encouraged by Chrysa and her father to attend the event, initially reluctant, her perception and enthusiasm about the competition grows as the competition progresses. When Chloe watches Goh's Skwovet evolve into Greedent, she finally joins the crowd celebrating Goh's victory.
In To Train, or Not to Train!, Chloe was attending school alongside Goh when she noticed Yamper barking outside. Chloe went out to investigate to find Yamper was helping to hide an Eevee from two people. Thinking they were bad people, Chloe helped protect it, only to encounter Team Rocket who had captured the Pokémon belonging to her classmates. Chloe commanded Yamper to attack and with help from Eevee was able to defeat Pelipper. Later, Chloe learnt the people after Eevee were lab assistants at a Research Center regarding Eevee and its evolutions. They were taking Eevee back with them when Eevee indicated it wanted to stay with Chloe. Goh gave Chloe one of his Poké Balls which she used to catch Eevee. Later, her dad gave her a pink Rotom Phone.
Character
Chloe is overly cautious and takes a realistic approach to life. She finds Goh's confidence and big ideas to be irritating, and often reminds her friend to mind his manners. She appears distant and indifferent to others, as seen when she tends to ignore Ash, although she would gradually open up and become more friendly towards him. Although reserved and aloof, Chloe is very protective of her friends. When two girls made fun of Jinny, she became so angry that she wanted to fight them in person.
Chloe's aloofness appears to stem from her own uncertainty of what goals she wants to pursue, and she is bothered by her classmates assuming she will follow her father's footsteps and become a Pokémon researcher, and that she must be a good battler. After a conversation with her mother and working together with Yamper to defeat an attacking Gengar, Chloe appears to grow closer to her Pokémon and become more certain of herself.
As a child in There's a New Kid in Town!, Chloe used to be jealous of Yamper as a new household pet due to him getting more attention from her parents than her. When she led him to run away from home, she felt guilty and went out to find him at night. Eventually, she came to like him.
As time passed, Chloe became more and more involved with the Pokémon universe, to the point that she personally asked Goh and Ash for help with the school's work on the Fossil Pokémon or being late for school while paying attention to explaining her father about the Pokémon world in Getting More Than You Battled For!.
Pokémon
On hand
 Eevee ♀ |
Adopted
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Yamper is the pet of the Cerise household. Despite being Professor Cerise's Pokémon, he is typically seen with Chloe whenever she is home. According to Parker, Yamper won't accept any food unless it comes from Chloe, and he likes her the most despite her somewhat aloof attitude. | ||
| Debut | Legend? Go! Friends? Go! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Inuko Inuyama | |
| English | Tara Jayne Sands | |
Traveling with
 Rotom Phone |
Befriended
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| Pidove is a Pokémon belonging to a Trainer. It got lost during a Pidove race and was chased by a Fearow, which led to it crashing into Chloe's window and injuring its wing. The Cerise family took it in and helped it recover. During its recovery, it developed a friendship with Chloe. It was eventually reunited with its Trainer through an online message posted by Professor Cerise.
None of Pidove's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | There's a New Kid in Town! | |
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| Chloe encountered this Galarian Ponyta in Glimwood Tangle, where she found it trying to help an injured Galarian Rapidash. As Ponyta couldn't heal Rapidash alone, Chloe figured that they needed the find dew from a flower that had healing properties. With help from a trio of Impidimp, they were able to find the flower and heal Rapidash. Ponyta later gave Chloe's Eevee a lift of Ballonlea, before riding off with Rapidash.
Ponyta's only known move is Heal Pulse. | ||
| Debut | The Tale of You and Glimwood Tangle! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Fumiko Takekuma | |
| English | Fumiko Takekuma | |
Achievements
Chloe has competed in the following Pokémon competitions:
- Kids Marine Athletics Race - Unknown (JN063)
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Artwork
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| Artwork for Valentine's Day by Shūhei Yasuda |
In the manga
Daisuki ♥ Pocket Monsters
Chloe appears in Daisuki ♥ Pocket Monsters. She is a friend of Mika's and is responsible for introducing her to the Pokémon world.
Pokémon
 Yamper |
Pokémon Journeys: The Series
Chloe debuted in JNM01. She hoped to meet Goh at the unveiling of the Cerise Laboratory, but he did not show up. Instead, she encountered Ash, but his enthusiasm at seeing Yamper scared her off. Later, she watched as Professor Cerise asked Ash and Goh to become his research assistants.
Pokémon
 Yamper |
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Japanese | コハル Koharu | From 春 haru (spring) or 小春 koharu (Indian summer) |
| English, German, Spanish | Chloe | Similar to her Japanese name and from χλόη khlóē (Ancient Greek for young green shoot) |
| French | Chloé | Similar to her English name |
| Italian, Brazilian Portuguese | Cloe | Similar to her English name |
| Korean | 하루 Haru | From the partial transcription of her Japanese name and 하루 haru (day) |
| Chinese (Mandarin) | 小春 Xiǎochūn | From the Japanese name 小春 Koharu and 春 chūn (spring) |
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