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The player and [[Lillie]] meet Guzma again after entering [[Ultra Space]]. He tells them that Lusamine has lost the ability to be reasoned with, and talks about how he was possessed by a {{p|Nihilego}}, causing him to feel fear for the first time. After the player defeats Lusamine again, {{p|Solgaleo}}{{sup/7|S}}/{{p|Lunala}}{{sup/7|M}} transports everyone back to the [[Altar of the Sunne]]{{sup/7|S}}/[[Altar of the Moone|Moone]]{{sup/7|M}}, where they see [[Hapu]], who instructs Guzma to place the unconscious Lusamine on her {{p|Mudsdale}}. | The player and [[Lillie]] meet Guzma again after entering [[Ultra Space]]. He tells them that Lusamine has lost the ability to be reasoned with, and talks about how he was possessed by a {{p|Nihilego}}, causing him to feel fear for the first time. After the player defeats Lusamine again, {{p|Solgaleo}}{{sup/7|S}}/{{p|Lunala}}{{sup/7|M}} transports everyone back to the [[Altar of the Sunne]]{{sup/7|S}}/[[Altar of the Moone|Moone]]{{sup/7|M}}, where they see [[Hapu]], who instructs Guzma to place the unconscious Lusamine on her {{p|Mudsdale}}. | ||
After the player becomes the champion of Alola, Guzma can be found in his parents' house on {{rt|2|Alola}}, having disbanded Team Skull after the Ultra Wormhole incident; his outfit is changed to reflect this, as he no longer wears his necklace bearing Team Skull's insignia, | After the player becomes the champion of Alola, Guzma can be found in his parents' house on {{rt|2|Alola}}, having disbanded Team Skull after the Ultra Wormhole incident; his outfit is changed to reflect this, as he no longer wears his necklace bearing Team Skull's insignia, anthe insignia on his coat is crossed out with a big red X. Additionally, he wears a new pair of sunglasses that, unlike his old ones, do not have a slant on the top of the left lens. When spoken to, he will tell the player to come to the [[Hau'oli City]] beachfront to battle. After he is defeated here, [[Hala]] comes and reprimands Guzma for not being able to recognize his opponents' strength. Hala then says that he will "make a fine trainer out of him" to make up for the bad things that he and Team Skull caused. Guzma then walks off, but not before giving the player his lucky charm, a {{DL|Evolutionary stone|Dawn Stone}}. He also participates as a Trainer in the [[Battle Tree]]. | ||
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Guzma グズマ Guzma | |
Art from Sun and Moon | |
Gender | Male |
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Eye color | Gray |
Hair color | White |
Hometown | Alola Route 2 |
Region | Alola |
Relatives | Unnamed mother and father |
Trainer class | Team Skull Boss |
Generation | VII |
Games | Sun and Moon |
Specializes in | Bug types |
Member of | Team Skull |
Rank | Boss |
Guzma (Japanese: グズマ Guzma) is a character introduced in Pokémon Sun and Moon. He is the leader of Team Skull. He is the only character in the games to have the Trainer class Team Skull Boss (Japanese: スカルだんかボス Team Skull Boss). He specializes in Bug-type Pokémon.
History
Guzma first appears in Malie Garden, taunting Professor Kukui, calling both the professor and himself "fellow rejects who never could become captains." Guzma then criticizes Kukui's idea of building a Pokémon League for Alola; while he agrees that some parts of the island challenge are antiquated, he claims there's no need for a League, as he believes he's the strongest Trainer in the region. To solidify his position, his Grunts have been stealing every piece of Buginium Z across Alola simply to deny its use to other Trainers.
When Kukui asks the player to battle Guzma, the boss takes notice of their Z-Ring, and asks why they're taking on the island challenge before immediately dismissing it and accepting Kukui's terms. The player wins, and Guzma leaves, saying he'll remember the encounter. The player, in an attempt to retrieve a stolen Yungoos, encounters Guzma again at Team Skull's hideout in Po Town. After the player beats Guzma, he vows to defeat the player.
The player later fights Guzma for the third time at Aether Paradise, after he defeats Gladion. After Guzma is beaten, he lets the player pass, moving into Lusamine's room. After Lusamine opens an Ultra Wormhole, summoning ultra beasts all over Alola, Guzma appears to make sure the experiment was a success. He is then battled by Hau while the player battles Lusamine. No matter what the outcome of this battle is, Lusamine notices that the wormhole is closing, and she and Guzma disappear inside of it.
The player and Lillie meet Guzma again after entering Ultra Space. He tells them that Lusamine has lost the ability to be reasoned with, and talks about how he was possessed by a Nihilego, causing him to feel fear for the first time. After the player defeats Lusamine again, SolgaleoS/LunalaM transports everyone back to the Altar of the SunneS/MooneM, where they see Hapu, who instructs Guzma to place the unconscious Lusamine on her Mudsdale.
After the player becomes the champion of Alola, Guzma can be found in his parents' house on Route 2, having disbanded Team Skull after the Ultra Wormhole incident; his outfit is changed to reflect this, as he no longer wears his necklace bearing Team Skull's insignia, anthe insignia on his coat is crossed out with a big red X. Additionally, he wears a new pair of sunglasses that, unlike his old ones, do not have a slant on the top of the left lens. When spoken to, he will tell the player to come to the Hau'oli City beachfront to battle. After he is defeated here, Hala comes and reprimands Guzma for not being able to recognize his opponents' strength. Hala then says that he will "make a fine trainer out of him" to make up for the bad things that he and Team Skull caused. Guzma then walks off, but not before giving the player his lucky charm, a Dawn Stone. He also participates as a Trainer in the Battle Tree.
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Battle Tree
Quotes
Pokémon Sun and Moon
- Malie Garden
- "Battle Royal, huh? Nice idea there, Kukui. You can beat down three Pokémon at once, huh?"
- "The hated boss who beats you down, and beats you down, and never lets up... Yeah. Big bad Guzma is here!"
- "Greetings, cowering public! We have an exciting bout for you tonight! In the opposing corner, the Pokémon professor Kukui! And in this corner, the boss of Team Skull and the hardest guy around, Guzma!"
- "Here we are, Kukui... Fellow rejects who never could become captains. We've got all these moldy old traditions in Alola — the kahunas, the captains... It’s about time we cut out all that silly garbage and make something new for ourselves. Trust me, I get that. Don't get me wrong, though, Kukui. We've got no need for a Pokémon League. After all, everyone already knows who the strongest Trainer is on these islands!"
- "So you're one of the kids on his/her island challenge? You don't look like Hala's grandson."
- "Tch! This move fanatic is getting me all riled up! You've got a Z-Ring, huh, kid? Why even bother with the island challenge? What’s the point of it?"
- It'll make me strong: "No it won't, you dumb kid!"
- That's what I want to find out: "Ha! You don’t even know why you’re doing it."
- "Watch closely, Kukui. Someday I'm gonna destroy you. But first, I'll destroy everything you care about!"
- "Wanna see what destruction looks like? Here it is in human form — it's your boy Guzma!"
- When defeated
- "I see. Great work... I guess."
- After being defeated
- "Guzma!!! What is wrong with you?! Now's the time for your vaunted team to let loose and destroy everything!"
- "It was <player>, right? I'll remember you... as someone I'll be happy to beat down anytime!"
- Shady House
- "The hated boss who beats you down and beats you down and never lets up... Yeah. Big bad Guzma is here!"
- "I don't really get you, kid, but at least this is a change of pace. It's not every day someone comes straight to me for a beating!"
- I'm not here for you: "No bone to pick with me, huh? Then it's for Yungoos, I guess. How sweet of you to help out a sad little girl. Tch!"
- I'm here for the Pokémon: "Oh, Yungoos? How sweet of you to help out a sad little girl. Tch!"
- "And you came all the way here just for that, huh? Can't you just watch out for your own Pokémon and stay out of other people's business?! You're one messed up kid! You wanna know what I do when some machine messes up? The first thing I do is give it a nice hard smack! I mean, most of the time I smash it to pieces, but hey, what can you do? Now let's see if I can't fix you!"
- When defeated
- "Yeah, yeah. I gotta admit, that was great!"
- After being defeated
- "Guzma! What is wrong with you?!"
- "Yo! Give the Pokémon back to the kid. NOW!"
- "I'm gonna beat you down one of these days! No matter whose help I need to do it..."
Sprites
VS model from Sun and Moon |
In the manga
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Guzma debuts in the Sun & Moon arc. He is first seen berating a pair of Grunts after their attempt to skip out on paying Sun for his part-time job ended in their defeat. He orders the Grunts to find Sun so that he can teach him a lesson personally.
Names
Guzma
Language | Name | Origin |
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Japanese | グズマ Guzma | From Guzmania |
English, French, Dutch, Portuguese |
Guzma | Same as Japanese name |
German | Bromley | From Bromeliengewächse (German for Bromeliaceae, the family that contains Guzmania) |
Italian | Guzman | From Guzmania and Anastasio Guzmán (which Guzmania is named after) |
Spanish | Guzmán | From Guzmania and Anastasio Guzmán |
Korean | 구즈마 Gujeuma | Transliteration of Japanese name |
Chinese (Mandarin) | 古茲馬 / 古兹马 Gǔzīmǎ | Transliteration of Japanese name |
Chinese (Cantonese) | 古茲馬 Gújīmáh | Transliteration of Japanese name |
Russian | Гузма Guzma | Transcription of English name |
Team Skull Boss
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Related articles
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Villainous team leaders | |
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Core series | Giovanni • Maxie • Archie • Cyrus • N • Ghetsis • Colress • Lysandre • Guzma • Piers • Cassiopeia |
Masters EX | Giovanni • Guzma • Cyrus • N • Lysandre • Piers • Ghetsis • Maxie • Archie • Colress • Paulo • Penny |
Other games |
Biruritchi • Gonzap • Evice • Greevil • Gordor • Baron Phobos • Blake Hall • Kincaid • Societea • Munna • Dark Rust • Giovanni |
Anime | Giovanni • Madame Boss • Maxie • Archie • Cyrus • Ghetsis • Lysandre • Guzma • Piers • Gibeon |
Adventures | Giovanni • Masked Man • Maxie • Archie • Cyrus • N • Ghetsis • Colress • Lysandre • Guzma • Piers |
Other manga | Fraud • Meja |
This game character article is part of Project CharacterDex, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each character found in the Pokémon games. |