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The player's mother is a character in every main series Pokémon game. Although different each time, she will always be the one to see her child off on his or her journey with his or her starter Pokémon.

In the games

In the games, when the player returns to his or her hometown, she will heal his or her party to full health, as there is no Pokémon Center in the town. She will also do several things specific to the games' region.

• Kanto
  • In Generation I as well as in FireRed and LeafGreen, Red/Leaf's mom will not do much, however, she does inform him/her that Professor Oak wanted to see him/her.
• Johto
  • In Generation II, Gold/Kris's mom informs him/her that the PokéGear has returned from the repair shop, and helps set the day of the week. She also will save money if the player wishes and occasionally buys decorations for the bedroom.
• Hoenn
  • In Generation III, Brendan/May's mom helps him/her to move in, and tells him/her to set the time on the clock upstairs.
• Sinnoh
  • In Generation IV, Lucas/Dawn's mom takes on an active lifestyle, competing in Pokémon Super Contests in Hearthome City at times.

In the anime

In the anime, each of the main characters which have a player character counterpart have had their mother introduced except for Jimmy and Marina. Unlike the moms in the games, however, all of them lead a moderately more active lifestyle.

Delia, Ash's mom, is shown to travel to most of the Pokémon League competitions that her son takes part in. She also has her own Pokémon, a Mr. Mime, which cleans the house for her.

Caroline, May's mom, is also shown to travel a bit, instead to watch her daughter's competition in the Grand Festival. Unlike her game counterpart, however, she lives in Petalburg City. She also seems to have Pokémon, however, they are never shown.

Johanna, Dawn's mom, apparently lives life very similarly to her own game counterpart. She has a Glameow, and was formerly a winner of Sinnoh's Grand Festival.