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En (Japanese: エン En) is a Torracat that Sun owns in Pokémon Adventures. Sun received him from Professor Kukui. His Characteristic is "scatters things often."
History
Prior to the start of the Sun & Moon arc, Sun received En from Professor Kukui.
En debuted in PASM01 as a Litten. He was first used to help Moon dry her wet clothes with the heat from his flames. Later that day, Sun sent out En and Dollar to fight Tapu Koko. Due to their dislike of each other, En and Dollar immediately began attacking one another. After regaining their focus, Sun commanded En and Dollar to attack Tapu Koko. Though the attacks seemingly did nothing, Tapu Koko fled, leaving behind a Sparkling Stone in the process.
In PASM04, Sun participated in the Iki Town festival tournament. In the first round, Sun sent En to battle against the Masked Royal's Rockruff. As he was forced to participate, Sun refused to fight seriously until he saw that the prize for winning the tournament was the island challenge amulet, which he planned to sell for money. After defeating Rockruff, En faced off against the Royal's Munchlax. Though it kept hitting En with a series of super effective Rollouts, En eventually won the battle by setting the hairballs it kept leaving around the battlefield alight, causing Munchlax to be engulfed in flames, defeating it.
In PASM06, Sun faced off against Guzma in the second round of the tournament. En was used to battle against Guzma's Masquerain, but it was defeated after its Fire-type moves were weakened with Water Sport.
In the final round, Sun faced off against Gladion, where En was used to battle against Gladion's Type: Null. Sun attempted to defeat Type: Null by setting the inside of its helmet alight with En's flames, but Gladion easily saw through the attack and mocked Sun for not taking the battle seriously. Sun becomes angered by Gladion's claim, which causes energy from a nearby Ultra Wormhole to be absorbed by Sun's Sparkling Stone. The energy powers En's Ember into a powerful incomplete version of Inferno Overdrive that defeats Type: Null, giving Sun the victory.
In PASM12, Sun learns about Z-Moves from Kiawe. In order to face Gladion, who had kidnapped Tapu Lele, Sun is taught by Kiawe how to perform the pose for Inferno Overdrive. With this and the Z-Ring delivered by Kahili from Hala, Sun and En successfully use Inferno Overdrive on Gladion's Type: Null. Though Type: Null doesn't faint, its helmet begins to crack, forcing Gladion to return it and switch for Porygon. Sun tried to have En use Inferno Overdrive again, but the move failed, giving Porygon the opportunity to defeat En.
After Gladion left, Tapu Lele awakens. Once fed the Mirage Berry Sun was tasked to deliver to it, Tapu Lele begins showering the group with its scales, healing En in the process. When Tapu Lele asks the group to battle it so it can test their strength, En is used alongside Moon's Mareanie, Kiawe's Marowak, and Kahili's Skarmory to face the guardian deity. Despite the combined effort of their attacks, Tapu Lele easily blows the group away. As its Trainer refuses to give up, En evolves into a Torracat and manages to land a hit on Tapu Lele. While the attack didn't harm Tapu Lele, it acknowledged their determination and flew off.
Personality and characteristics
En is a very powerful and observant battler, able to withstand many super effective moves while keeping watch on his surroundings. En and Dollar have a mutual dislike for one another. If sent out at the same time, they will immediately begin fighting each other instead of an opponent.
Moves used
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Z-Moves used
In the games
In Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon, Professor Kukui and Hala gives the player the option to choose Litten as their starter Pokémon.
Names
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Origin
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エン En
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From 円 en, (yen). Also a pun on 炎 en, (flame)
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Related articles
For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Litten and Torracat.
