Spark (GO)

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Spark
スパーク Spark
GO Spark.png
Art from Pokémon GO
Gender Male
Eye color Blue
Hair color Blond
Hometown Unknown
Region Unknown
Trainer class Team Instinct Leader
Generation VI, VII
Games Pokémon GO
Specializes in Electric types
Member of Team Instinct
Rank Leader

Spark (Japanese: スパーク Spark) is the leader of Team Instinct (Japanese: チームインスティンクト Team Instinct) in Pokémon GO. Team Instinct is researching Pokémon breeding, and is represented by Zapdos. Team Instinct Trainers believe a Pokémon's intuition is linked to how they are hatched.

He is one of Professor Willow's assistants, along with Blanche and Candela. Standing at over 6 feet tall, Spark is the tallest of the three team leaders.[1] He has an impulsive personality and likes to tease Blanche, who tends to get flustered when proven wrong.[2]

On November 7, 2019[3], Spark sent the following message to Team GO Rocket Leader Sierra:

"Your threats won’t stop me from doing what’s right, Sierra! You might think I’m naïve, but I’m positive that the good guys always win in the end...and that’s the side I’m on!"'

Quotes

Introduction
"Hey! The name's Spark — the leader of Team Instinct. Pokemon are creatures with excellent intuition. I bet the secret to their intuition is related to how they're hatched. Come and join my team! You never lose when you trust your instincts!"
Team GO Rocket invasion introduction (before battle)
"I overheard that some shady characters have been showing up at PokéStops. I think you need to check it out, but be careful, I have a feeling you might end up in a battle!"
Team GO Rocket invasion introduction (if battle lost)
"Grass-type Pokémon are weak to Fire-, Ice-, Poison-, Flying-, and Bug-type attacks."
Team GO Rocket invasion introduction (if battle won)
"Whoa, looks like they couldn't handle a little battle! They even left behind their Pokémon. Why would they do that? I has a really odd aura arount it... Let's help it! Can you catch it so we can take a closer look?"'
Team GO Rocket invasion introduction (after capture)
"Oh! I remember Professor Willow talking about a process called purification! He said that it could help certain Pokémon become more powerful. Let's git it a shot!"
Team GO Rocket invasion (after collecting first Mysterious Component)
"Hey... That Grunt dropped something. What does this thing do? This looks like a piece of something right out of Willow’s lab! I bet this will help with that prototype he’s developing... Let’s see if we can find more."
Appraisal (before 0.149.0)
"Hey, <player>! You want me to check out your <Pokémon>?"
IV total
37-45: "Overall, your <Pokémon> looks like it can really battle with the best of them!"
30-36: "Overall, your <Pokémon> is really strong!"
23-29: "Overall, your <Pokémon> is pretty decent!"
0-22: "Overall, your <Pokémon> has room for improvement as far as battling goes."
Best stat
First: "Its best quality is its <stat>."
If tie: "Its <stat> is great, too!"
Highest IV
15: "Its stats are the best I've ever seen! No doubt about it!"
13-14: "Its stats are really strong! Impressive."
8-12: "It's definitely got some good stats. Definitely!"
0-7: "Its stats are all right, but kinda basic, as far as I can see."
Size
XS: "Wh-whoa. That's the tiniest <Pokémon> I've ever seen!"
S: "Your <Pokémon> is a little small for its kind, don't you think?"
L: "Your <Pokémon> is a BIG one!"
XL: "Your <Pokémon> is just HUGE!"
"That's what I think! See ya!"
Prior battle
"Get ready for an awesome battle! My Pokémon will show you their best moves!"

Pokémon

Team Instinct emblem

Spark uses the following Pokémon in Battle Training. His Pokémon's moves will be randomly chosen from their current move pool.

League Pokémon
Great League GO.png
Great League
GO311.png GO101.png GO351R.png
Plusle
CP 1473
Electrode
CP 1499
Castform
(Rainy Form)
CP
1492
Ultra League GO.png
Ultra League
GO135.png GO405.png GO462.png
Jolteon
CP 2476
Luxray
CP 2475
Magnezone
CP 2472
Master League GO.png
Master League
GO243.png GO248.png GO145.png
Raikou
CP 3452
Tyranitar
CP 3834
Zapdos
CP 3527

Prior to July 19, 2019

League Pokémon
Great League GO.png
Great League
GO081.png GO179.png GO025.png
Magnemite
CP 1362
Mareep
CP 991
Pikachu
CP 938
Ultra League GO.png
Ultra League
GO026A.png GO082.png GO310.png
Alolan Raichu
CP 2286
Magneton
CP 2485
Manectric
CP 2340
Master League GO.png
Master League
GO310.png GO350.png GO145.png
Manectric
CP 2340
Milotic
CP 3005
Zapdos
CP 3527

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese スパーク Spark From spark
English, French, German, Italian,
Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese
Spark Same as Japanese name
Korean 스파크 Spark Same as Japanese name
Chinese (Mandarin) 史帕克 Shǐpàkè Transliteration of his Japanese name
Chinese (Cantonese) 史帕克 Sípaakhāk Mandarin-based transliteration of his Japanese name

Team Instinct

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 靈犀隊 Lìhngsāi Déui
Mandarin 靈犀隊 Língxī Duì
France Flag.png French Équipe Intuition
Germany Flag.png German Team Intuition
Italy Flag.png Italian Squadra Istinto
South Korea Flag.png Korean 팀 인스팅트 Team Instinct
Brazil Flag.png Brazilian Portuguese Equipe Instinto
Spain Flag.png Spanish Equipo Instinto

References


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