Hoenn Rangers Coexistence Force

A face board of Lilycove Viridian

The Hoenn Rangers Coexistence Force (Japanese: 共存戦隊ホウエンジャー Coexistence Squadron Hōenger) is a team of local heroes in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.

Overview

The team was made by TV Mauville. They used to be popular in Hoenn until Pokémon Contest Spectaculars began to emerge and have since then been largely forgotten. Old action figures can still be found on sale around Hoenn. Their motto is "We fight for the peaceful coexistence of Pokémon, nature, and people!"

Members

The heroes are as follows (with locations of these descriptions in parentheses):

• Littleroot Crimson, a brave but laid-back hero (Slateport Market)
• Mauville Yellow, a powerful yet absentminded hero (TV Mauville)
• Rustboro Ivory, a sensitive and smart heroine (Weather Institute 1F)
• Fallarbor Bordeaux, a quick-moving but pessimistic hero (Lilycove Department Store 1F)
• Lilycove Viridian, a heroine who is able to fly through the sky—yet suffers a fear of heights (Lilycove Department Store Rooftop)
• Pacifidlog Cobalt, a self-conscious but cool heroine (Mossdeep Space Center)

Trivia

• The group is likely a reference to the long-running Japanese superhero franchise Super Sentai, adapted outside Japan as the Power Rangers series.
• Upon defeating the Team Magma^OR/Aqua^AS Grunts in Mossdeep Space Center, one of them mentions his aspiration to become a Hoenn Ranger in the future.
• The Hoenn Rangers are mentioned by Steven during the Summer Superstars story event in Pokémon Masters EX when he spots an action figure at the Sync Pair Music Festival.

In other languages

Language		Title
French		Hoenngers
German		Hoenn-Ranger
Italian		Hoennger
Korean		공존전대 호연레인저 Coexistence Squadron Hoyeon Ranger
Spanish		Hoenn Rangers

Littleroot Crimson

Language		Title
Japanese		ミシロクリムゾン Mishiro Crimson
French		Vol Écarlate
German		Wurzelheim Crimson
Italian		Albanova Crimson
Korean		미로크림슨 Miro Crimson
Spanish		Raíz Escarlata

Mauville Yellow

Language		Title
Japanese		キンセツイエロー Kinsetsu Yellow
French		Lavandor
German		Malvenfroh Yellow
Italian		Ciclamipoli Yellow
Korean		보라옐로 Bora Yellow
Spanish		Malvalona Ocre

Rustboro Ivory

Language		Title
Japanese		カナズミアイボリー Kanazumi Ivory
French		Mérivoire
German		Metarost Ivory
Italian		Ferrugipoli Ivory
Korean		금탄아이보리 Geumtan Ivory
Spanish		Férrica Marfil

Fallarbor Bordeaux

Language		Title
Japanese		ハジツゲボルドー Hajitsuge Bordeaux
French		Autégrenat
German		Laubwechselfeld Bordeaux
Italian		Brunifoglia Bordeaux
Korean		단풍보르도 Danpung Bordeaux
Spanish		Pardal Burdeos

Lilycove Viridian

Language		Title
Japanese		ミナモビリジアン Minamo Viridian
French		Nénuverdet
German		Seegrasulb Viridian
Italian		Alghepoli Viridian
Korean		해안비리디언 Haean Viridian
Spanish		Calagua Verdemar

Pacifidlog Cobalt

Language		Title
Japanese		キナギコバルト Kinagi Cobalt
French		Pacilicate
German		Floßbrunn Cobalt
Italian		Orocea Cobalt
Korean		황금코발트 Hwanggeum Cobalt
Spanish		Oromar Añil

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