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Yukito and Hideko ユキノシタとヒエ Yukinoshita and Hie
Yukito and Hideko
Age	Unknown
Gender	Male (Yukito) Female (Hideko)
Eye color	Yellow (Yukito) Gray (Hideko)
Hair color	Dark and lighter gray inside (Yukito) Light gray (Hideko)
Hometown	Mossui Town
Region	Kitakami
Relatives	Each other (husband and wife) Carmine (granddaughter) Kieran (grandson) Unnamed father (Yukito's) Unnamed ancestor (Yukito's)
Trainer class	Grandpa (Yukito) Grandma (Hideko)
Generation	IX
Games	Scarlet and Violet

Yukito (Japanese: ユキノシタ Yukinoshita) and Hideko (Japanese: ヒエ Hie), more commonly referred to simply as Grandpa (おじいさん Grandpa) and Grandma (おばあさん Grandma), are characters introduced in The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero. They live together in Kitakami with their grandchildren, Kieran and Carmine. They are the only characters with the Trainer classes Grandpa (Japanese: おじいさん Grandfather) and Grandma (Japanese: おばあさん Grandmother), respectively.

In the core series games

The Teal Mask

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Yukito and Hideko live in Mossui Town. Yukito descends from a long line of mask makers. He tells the player and Carmine the true story regarding Ogerpon and the Loyal Three, which was a secret passed down in his family. Later, he helps them repair Ogerpon's Teal Mask.

When first meeting the player, Hideko gives them the Teal Style Card, allowing them to access more styles and clothing options. She also provides the player with three varieties of jinbei after the main story of The Teal Mask has been completed.

Mochi Mayhem

Kieran and the player meet Yukito and Hideko at the entrance to Kitakami Hall while searching for Nemona. During the conversation, Hideko insists Yukito have some mochi that she's offering. Eating it, Yukito, like his wife, falls under Pecharunt's control and battles the two children alongside her. Once the player has caught Pecharunt, Yukito and Hideko, like everyone else controlled by Pecharunt, return to normal.

Pokémon

Mochi Mayhem

Under the influence of Pecharunt's Binding Mochi, Yukito and Hideko challenge Kieran and the player to a Multi Battle.

Grandpa and Grandma Yukito Hideko Kitakami Hall Scarlet and Violet Reward: $6,400

Type: Poison Unknown Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Intimidate Held item: None Arbok♂ Lv.80 Gunk Shot Poison Physical   --       Crunch Dark Physical   --       Fire Fang Fire Physical   --       Screech Normal Status   --       Type: Poison Unknown Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Levitate Held item: None Weezing♂ Lv.80 Heat Wave Fire Special   --       Sludge Bomb Poison Special   --       Assurance Dark Physical   --       Toxic Poison Status   --       Types: Ghost Fire Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Flash Fire Held item: None Chandelure♀ Lv.82 Heat Wave Fire Special   --       Shadow Ball Ghost Special   --       Energy Ball Grass Special   --       Protect Normal Status   --       Types: Ice Ground Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Thick Fat Held item: None Mamoswine♀ Lv.82 Ice Shard Ice Physical   --       Earthquake Ground Physical   --       Rock Slide Rock Physical   --       Icicle Crash Ice Physical   --

Quotes

Main article: Yukito and Hideko/Quotes

Music

Trivia

• Yukito and Hideko's names are only ever shown during their battle against Kieran and the player.

Names

Yukito

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	ユキノシタ Yukinoshita	From 雪の下 yukinoshita (strawberry saxifrage) and 雪 yuki (snow)
English, German	Yukito	Similar to his Japanese name
Spanish	Nevesio	From nieve (snow)
French	Aubin	From albus (Latin for white)
Italian	Nevesio	From neve (snow)
Korean	범모 Beommo	From 범의귀 beom-ui-gwi (strawberry saxifrage)
Chinese (Mandarin)	雪忠 Xuězhōng	From 雪 xuě / syut (snow)
Chinese (Cantonese)	雪忠 Syutjūng

Grandpa

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 老爺爺 Lóuhyèhyé Mandarin 老爺爺 / 老爷爷 Lǎoyéye French Grand-père German Großvater Italian Nonno Korean 할아버지 Harabeoji Spanish Abuelo

Hideko

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	ヒエ Hie	From 稗 hie (barnyard millet) and 冷え hie (coldness)
English, German	Hideko	Similar to her Japanese name
Spanish	Heladia	From helado (icy)
French	Neva	From neve (Italian for snow)
Italian	Gelinda	From gelare (to freeze)
Korean	선자 Seonja
Chinese (Mandarin)	黍子 Shǔzǐ	From 黍子 shǔzi / syújí (proso millet)
Chinese (Cantonese)	黍子 Syújí

Grandma

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 老奶奶 Lóuhnàaihnáai Mandarin 老奶奶 Lǎonǎinai French Grand-mère German Großmutter Italian Nonna Korean 할머니 Halmeoni Spanish Abuela

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