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Milo (Japanese: ヤロー Yarrow) is the Gym Leader of Turffield's Gym, known officially as Turffield Stadium. He specializes in Grass-type Pokémon. He gives the Grass Badge to Trainers who defeat him.
In the games
League Cards
This is a transcript of the back of Milo's League Cards in Pokémon Sword and Shield.
- Normal League Card
- "This Trainer was born as the son of farmers. He has honed his strength, stamina, and skill as a Pokémon Trainer from a young age by working together with his Pokémon. Because of his gentle nature, he has trouble going all out on weaker opponents, which is why his Gym is the first one for challengers to attempt during the Gym Challenge. He always wears his boots, as apparently they let him dig in his heels when he needs to."
- Rare League Card
- "Though his record isn't the best due to his focus on simply having fun in battles, Milo himself is incredibly strong. The rolls of hay used in his Gym Challenge each weigh over 770 pounds, yet Milo can roll them around easily. Wooloo tend to roll around, too, and sometimes they can get carried away and roll out of the Gym Stadium. It has become common in Turffield to see the whole town chasing after Milo, who is in turn chasing after a stray Wooloo, along with Yamper."
Pokémon
Milo keeps his Pokémon in Ultra Balls.
Gym battle
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Reward: $3,200
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Max Raid Battle partner
Milo teams up with the player, Hop, and Piers to face a Dynamax Tsareena in a Max Raid Battle.
Pokémon Sword
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Reward: N/A
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Pokémon Shield
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Champion Cup rematches
Pokémon Sword
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Reward: $9,920
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Pokémon Shield
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Artwork
Trivia
- Milo's uniform number is "831", which can be read in Japanese as goroawase for 野菜 yasai, meaning "vegetables".
- Milo shares his Chinese name with Team GO Rocket Leader Arlo from Pokémon GO.
Names
Language
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Name
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Origin
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Japanese
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ヤロー Yarrow
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From yarrow and 野 ya (field)
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English
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Milo
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From Achillea millefolium (yarrow)
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French
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Percy
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From persil à dinde (yarrow)
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German
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Yarro
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From his Japanese name
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Italian
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Yarrow
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From his Japanese name
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Spanish
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Percy
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From perejil bravío (yarrow)
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Korean
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아킬 Akil
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From Achillea millefolium (yarrow)
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Chinese (Mandarin)
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亞洛 Yǎluò 亚洛 Yàluò
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Transliteration of his Japanese name
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Chinese (Cantonese)
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亞洛 Alok
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Mandarin-based transliteration of his Japanese name
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Russian
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Майло Maylo
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Transcription of his English name
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