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* Violet shares both her English and Japanese voice actress with {{wp|List of Revolutionary Girl Utena characters#Main characters|Utena Tenjō}} of ''{{wp|Revolutionary Girl Utena}}''. | * Violet shares both her English and Japanese voice actress with {{wp|List of Revolutionary Girl Utena characters#Main characters|Utena Tenjō}} of ''{{wp|Revolutionary Girl Utena}}''. | ||
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| アヤメ ''Ayame'' | | アヤメ ''Ayame'' | ||
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| Violet | | Violet | ||
| From ''{{wp|Violet (flower)|violet}}''. | | From ''{{wp|Violet (flower)|violet}}''. | ||
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| Violette | | Violette | ||
| From ''violet''. | | From ''violet''. | ||
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| Violeta | | Violeta | ||
| From ''violeta'', violet. | | From ''violeta'', violet. | ||
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| Korean | | Korean | ||
| 두나 ''Duna'' | | 두나 ''Duna'' | ||
| From 두 ''du'', Two. | | From 두 ''du'', Two. | ||
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| Chinese | | Chinese | ||
| 菖蒲 ''Chāngpú'' | | 菖蒲 ''Chāngpú'' | ||
| Refers to the plant ''{{wp|Acorus calamus|calamus}}'' ( or ''sweet flag''). | | Refers to the plant ''{{wp|Acorus calamus|calamus}}'' ( or ''sweet flag''). | ||
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Revision as of 11:10, 28 November 2010
- If you were looking for the city in Johto, see Violet City.
| Violet アヤメ Ayame | |
 Violet | |
| Gender | Female |
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| Eye color | Brown |
| Hair color | Indigo |
| Hometown | Cerulean City |
| Region | Kanto |
| Relatives | Daisy, Lily, Misty |
| Trainer class | Gym Leader |
| Leader of | Cerulean Gym |
| Badge | Cascade Badge |
| Anime debut | The Water Flowers of Cerulean City |
| English voice actor | Rachael Lillis |
| Japanese voice actor | Tomoko Kawakami |
Violet (Japanese: アヤメ Ayame) is one of Misty's sisters, along with Daisy and Lily. She's the second oldest of the four sisters.
History
Violet made her first appearance in The Water Flowers of Cerulean City. In The Misty Mermaid it is stated that Violet writes the sisters' water shows; however, a later episode shows Daisy performing this task. She sometimes also plays the part of the mermaid as seen in Luvdisc is a Many Splendored Thing. Along with Lily, she seems to tease Misty more than Daisy.
Pokémon
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| The Sensational Sisters's Seaking is a Seaking which inhabits the pool in the Cerulean Gym along with many other Water Pokémon. It first appeared in a water performance called "Underwater Ballet" swimming with the other Pokémon alongside Misty playing the mermaid, then pretend to go to sleep. When Team Rocket take over the show and capture several Goldeen, Seaking helps by jabbing its horn into Jessie's Arbok and in the end the Goldeen get free. It is later seen in the finale of the performance.
It makes a brief cameo in Cerulean Blues in the aquarium. Its known moves are Horn Attack and Horn Drill. | ||
| Debut | The Misty Mermaid | |
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| The Sensational Sisters's multiple Goldeen are Goldeen which inhabit the pool in the Cerulean Gym along with many other Water Pokémon. They first appeared in a water performance called "Underwater Ballet" swimming with the other Pokémon alongside Misty playing the mermaid, then pretend to go to sleep. When Team Rocket take over the show they get the Goldeen trapped in a net. In the end with the help of Ash and his friends including Seaking and Dewgong they are able to get the Goldeen free. It is later seen in the finale of the performance.
Three make a brief cameo in Cerulean Blues in the aquarium. | ||
| Debut | The Misty Mermaid | |
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| The Sensational Sisters's Shellder are Shellder which inhabit the pool in the Cerulean Gym along with many other Water Pokémon. They first appeared in a water performance called "Underwater Ballet" swimming with the other Pokémon alongside Misty playing the mermaid, then pretend to go to sleep. It is later seen in the finale of the performance.
One makes a brief cameo in Cerulean Blues in the aquarium. | ||
| Debut | The Misty Mermaid | |
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Voice actors
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Trivia
- Violet shares both her English and Japanese voice actress with Utena Tenjō of Revolutionary Girl Utena.
Names
| Language | Name | Reference to |
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| Japanese | アヤメ Ayame | From 菖蒲 iris. |
| English | Violet | From violet. |
| French | Violette | From violet. |
| Spanish | Violeta | From violeta, violet. |
| Korean | 두나 Duna | From 두 du, Two. |
| Chinese | 菖蒲 Chāngpú | Refers to the plant calamus ( or sweet flag). |
External links
- Ayame's Profile on Pokeani (Japanese)
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