Rango: Difference between revisions

From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia.
Jump to navigationJump to search
m (Text replacement - "{{DL|Light trio (anime)|Necrozma}}" to "{{an|Necrozma}}")
 
(5 intermediate revisions by 4 users not shown)
Line 27: Line 27:
|java=
|java=
}}
}}
'''Rango''' (Japanese: '''シブ''' ''Shibu'') is a recurring character who appeared in the [[Pokémon anime]]. He is {{an|Kiawe}} and [[Mimo]]'s father and the husband of [[Sima]]. He is also the president of his family's ranch, [[Paniola Ranch]] in the anime.
'''Rango''' (Japanese: '''シブ''' ''Shibu'') is a recurring character who appeared in the [[Pokémon anime]]. He is {{an|Kiawe}} and [[Mimo]]'s father and the husband of [[Sima]]. He is also the president of his family's [[Moomoo Milk]] farm, [[Paniola Ranch]], in the anime.


==In the anime==
==In the anime==
Rango debuted in ''[[SM011|Young Kiawe Had a Farm!]]'', at his families home at [[Paniola Ranch]].
Rango debuted in ''[[SM011|Young Kiawe Had a Farm!]]'', where he was seen when {{Ash}} was visiting the family's home at [[Paniola Ranch]].


He appeared during a flashback in ''[[SM034|A Crowning Moment of Truth!]]'', where he was with Kiawe and Sima as they all visited a festival on [[Akala Island]], where Trainers get their Pokémon to wear the Wela Crown (Japanese ヴェラの冠 ''Crown of Wela'').
He appeared during a flashback in ''[[SM034|A Crowning Moment of Truth!]]'', where he was with Kiawe and Sima attended the [[Wela Fire Festival]] on [[Akala Island]], where Trainers get their Pokémon to wear the Wela Crown (Japanese ヴェラの冠 ''Crown of Wela'').


In ''[[SM070|The Young Flame Strikes Back!]]'', the future of the ranch came under threat by a businessman named [[Viren]], who wanted to turn it into a hotel. The ranch was saved when [[Officer Jenny]] arrested Viren for forging land owner documents, following his defeat by {{TP|Kiawe|Marowak}}.
In ''[[SM070|The Young Flame Strikes Back!]]'', the future of the ranch came under threat by a businessman named [[Viren]], who wanted to turn it into a hotel. Rango made several calls for help, which led [[Officer Jenny]] to arrest Viren for forging land owner documents, following his defeat by {{TP|Kiawe|Marowak}}.


Rango appeared during a flashback in ''[[SM087|Filling the Light with Darkness!]]'', where Kiawe revealed that he had been sleeping due to the effects of a {{DL|Recurring wild Pokémon in the anime|Necrozma}}, whilst he and Mimo worked on the farm.
Rango appeared during a flashback in ''[[SM087|Filling the Light with Darkness!]]'', where Kiawe revealed that he had been sleeping due to the effects of a {{an|Necrozma}}, whilst he and Mimo worked on the farm.


In ''[[SM093|Lillier and the Staff!]]'', Rango watched Kiawe perform in the school play.
In ''[[SM093|Lillier and the Staff!]]'', Rango and Sima attended Kiawe's school play performance.


In the [[Poké Problem]] segment of [[SM136]], Rango was seen travelling from [[Manalo Stadium]], having picked Mimo up after she went to watch Kiawe battle against {{an|Gladion}}.
Rango appeared in the [[Poké Problem]] segment of [[SM136]], where he picked [[Mimo]] up from [[Manalo Stadium]] after she watched Kiawe's {{pkmn|battle}} against {{an|Gladion}}.


==In the games==
===Character===
In [[Pokémon Sun and Moon]], Kiawe's father does not have a name. He is a rancher living in [[Paniola Town]] with his wife and son. He states that Kiawe has always been a lonely child and hopes that the {{player}} will stay friends with him.
Rango manages the finances and technical operations of [[Paniola Ranch]], leaving much of the farm work to his children and wife. He often introduces himself to strangers with his business card, though this gesture is usually overlooked.


==Voice actors==
===Voice actors===
{{vatable|color={{fire color light}}|bordercolor={{fire color dark}}
{{vatable|color={{fire color light}}|bordercolor={{fire color dark}}
|ja=Unknown
|ja=Unknown
|en=[[Tamir Cousins-Ali]]
|en=[[Tamir Cousins-Ali]]
|fi=Aku Laitinen ([[SM011]])<br>Peter Pihlström ([[SM070]])
|fi=Aku Laitinen ([[SM011]])<br>Peter Pihlström ([[SM070]])
|fr_eu=Grégory Praet
|pl=Karol Wróblewski
|pl=Karol Wróblewski
|pt_br=Ricardo Juarez}}
|pt_br=Ricardo Juarez
{{-}}
|es_la=Geno Sánchez
}}
 
==In the games==
In [[Pokémon Sun and Moon]], Kiawe's father does not have a name. He is a rancher living in [[Paniola Town]] with his wife and son. He states that Kiawe has always been a lonely child and hopes that the {{player}} will stay friends with him.


==Names==
==Names==

Latest revision as of 10:35, 30 October 2023


This article is missing information on this character's Japanese voice actor.
You can help by adding this information.


Rango
シブ Shibu
Rango.png
Rango
Gender Male
Eye color Black
Hair color Dark brown
Hometown Paniola Town
Region Alola
Relatives Sima (wife), Kiawe (son), Mimo (daughter), unnamed father or father-in-law
Generation VII
Games Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon
Anime debut Young Kiawe Had a Farm!
English voice actor Tamir Cousins-Ali
Japanese voice actor

Rango (Japanese: シブ Shibu) is a recurring character who appeared in the Pokémon anime. He is Kiawe and Mimo's father and the husband of Sima. He is also the president of his family's Moomoo Milk farm, Paniola Ranch, in the anime.

In the anime

Rango debuted in Young Kiawe Had a Farm!, where he was seen when Ash was visiting the family's home at Paniola Ranch.

He appeared during a flashback in A Crowning Moment of Truth!, where he was with Kiawe and Sima attended the Wela Fire Festival on Akala Island, where Trainers get their Pokémon to wear the Wela Crown (Japanese ヴェラの冠 Crown of Wela).

In The Young Flame Strikes Back!, the future of the ranch came under threat by a businessman named Viren, who wanted to turn it into a hotel. Rango made several calls for help, which led Officer Jenny to arrest Viren for forging land owner documents, following his defeat by Marowak.

Rango appeared during a flashback in Filling the Light with Darkness!, where Kiawe revealed that he had been sleeping due to the effects of a Necrozma, whilst he and Mimo worked on the farm.

In Lillier and the Staff!, Rango and Sima attended Kiawe's school play performance.

Rango appeared in the Poké Problem segment of SM136, where he picked Mimo up from Manalo Stadium after she watched Kiawe's battle against Gladion.

Character

Rango manages the finances and technical operations of Paniola Ranch, leaving much of the farm work to his children and wife. He often introduces himself to strangers with his business card, though this gesture is usually overlooked.

Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese Unknown
English Tamir Cousins-Ali
Finnish Aku Laitinen (SM011)
Peter Pihlström (SM070)
European French Grégory Praet
Polish Karol Wróblewski
Brazilian Portuguese Ricardo Juarez
Latin American Spanish Geno Sánchez


In the games

In Pokémon Sun and Moon, Kiawe's father does not have a name. He is a rancher living in Paniola Town with his wife and son. He states that Kiawe has always been a lonely child and hopes that the player will stay friends with him.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese シブ Shibu From 渋柿 shibugaki, astringent persimmon
English, French, German Rango From huarango, another name for kiawe
Italian Oriano Possibly from oriana, lipstick tree
Spanish Keoki Possibly from kaki, persimmon
Korean 코아 Koa From Acacia koa
Chinese (Mandarin) 喜布 Xǐbù Transliteration of his Japanese name
Brazilian Portuguese Kai Possibly from kaki, kai (Hawaiian for sea), or kiawe


Anime characters
Protagonists Ash Ketchum (Pikachu) • Misty (Togetic) • BrockTracey SketchitMayMaxDawn (Piplup) • Iris (Haxorus) • CilanSerenaClemontBonnie (Dedenne) • LanaKiaweLillieSophoclesMallowRotom PokédexGoh (Grookey)
Rivals GaryRitchieHarrisonDrewHarleyMorrisonTysonSolidadPaulNandoZoeyKennyConwayBarryUrsulaTripBiancaBurgundyStephanGeorgiaCameronAriaAlainMietteTiernoShaunaTrevorNiniSawyerGladionHoracioHauLeonRaihanHoraceBeaLeague Conference participantsCoordinatorsPerformersWorld Coronation Series participants
Antagonists Jessie (Wobbuffet) • JamesMeowthGiovanniButchCassidyDr. NambaMatoriPierceDr. ZagerGozuTabithaMaxieShellyArchieHunter JSaturnCyrusMarsJupiterCharonColressAldithGhetsisBarretMalamarLysandreMableCelosiaAlianaXerosicBryonyTuppZippRappPlumeriaGuzmaVirenRoseOleana
Professors Professor OakProfessor IvyProfessor ElmProfessor BirchProfessor RowanProfessor CarolinaProfessor JuniperDr. FennelCedric JuniperProfessor SycamoreProfessor KukuiProfessor BurnetProfessor CeriseProfessor MagnoliaSoniaProfessor Amaranth
Relatives Delia KetchumDaisyVioletLilyJames's parentsFlintLolaForrestBrock's siblingsNormanCarolineJohannaChiliCressGraceMeyerLana's fatherLana's motherHarper and SarahRangoSimaMimoKiawe's grandfatherMohnLusamineGladionSophocles's parentsMolayneAbeMallow's motherUluWalkerCamilleHalta
Supporting Officer JennyNurse JoyMagikarp salesmanTodd SnapCharles GoodshowCaseyLizaSakuraLanceClairRaoul ContestaMr. SukizoSteven StoneVivian MeridianRobertScottLilian MeridianSolanaBrandonMarianYuzoRhondaCynthiaReggieAngieLookerIzzy and CaraLyraKhouryTobiasDon GeorgeElderAlderLukeFreddy O'MartianIngoEmmetJervisVirgilNAnthea and ConcordiaPorterAlexaSophieCosetteClembotSanpeiMairinAstridDianthaKorrinaGurkinnMonsieur PierrePalermoKeananMalvaSamson OakAnelaHobbesNinaAnnaLakiDanaYansuWickeFabaIlimaAcerolaDiaChloeChrysaRenParkerTaliaLeiDanikaQuillonHopGym LeadersElite FourFrontier BrainsIsland kahunasMany temporary characters
Supporting Pokémon FearowHo-OhSquirtle SquadPink ButterfreeHaunterJigglypuffMewtwoMimeyLapras herdGranbullPichu BrothersLugiaSilverDelibirdWynautLarvitarKyogre and GroudonArticunoDeoxysLake guardiansForces of NatureMeloettaReshiramSuper-ancient PokémonWooperFlorgesSquishyZ2Guardian deitiesBewearToucannon's flockStoutlandOranguruNebbyStuffulUltra BeastsGrandpa ForestNecrozmaLunalaShayminMewRotom PhonesPelipperThievul trioEternatusDrone RotomLegendary heroesLatiasRecurring wild Pokémon
See also: Pokémon Horizons characters
Project CharacterDex logo.png 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.