Pepper (HZ102)

If you were looking for the character from Pokémon Scarlet and Violet whose Japanese name is Pepper, see Arven.
Pepper

Pepper (Japanese: カラトウ Karatō) is a minor recurring character who first appeared in The Knight in the Ruins. They[1] are a Student of Naranja Academy who is infatuated with Scovillain. Despite their name, they cannot handle spicy food.

History

As Liko was looking for Laquium Signs, she came across meeting Pepper who was trying to find their missing Scovillain that was missing a day before. Before leaving, they asked Liko to let them know if she happened to find their Scovillain.

Liko ran to find that Pepper's Scovillain was attacking multiple small Pokémon. Using Meowscarada as a distraction, Hattrem took her chance to heal the injured Pokémon. Afterwards, Liko removed the effects of the Laquium with the help of Pagogo.

Pepper applied to be a tester for the Strong Sphere, which was granted by Exceed. However, after using it too much, the sphere ran out of Laquium and they sent it back to the company for recharging.

Pepper reappeared in HZ136, where they were seen handing in their Strong Sphere to an Exceed employee.

Pokémon

On hand

Capsakid
Pepper's Capsakid

Capsakid is Pepper's first known Pokémon. It is always seen riding on Pepper's shoulder or head.

It reappeared with its Trainer and Scovillain in HZ136.

None of Capsakid's moves are known.

Scovillain
Pepper's Scovillain

Scovillain is Pepper's second known Pokémon. It had ran away after its Trainer kept using the Strong Sphere, which caused it to enter a Laquium-induced rampage. After being subdued by Liko's Pokémon and a wild Charcadet, Pagogo purified the Laquium from its body. Later, it reunited with Pepper.

It reappeared with its Trainer and Capsakid in HZ136.

Scovillain's known moves are Flamethrower and Bullet Seed.

Traveling with


Rotom Phone

Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese 三川華月 Haruna Mikawa
Hebrew לורן סביר Lauren Savir


Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese カラトウ Karatō From 辛党 karatō (colloquial term for person fond of spicy food) or 唐辛子 tōgarashi (chili pepper)
English Pepper From chili pepper
Latin American Spanish Habanero From habanero
French Chilly From chili
Italian Chili From chili
Korean 매운 Maeun From 매운 maeun (spicy)
Polish Chilie From chili
Brazilian Portuguese Pimentel From pimenta (pepper), as well as a common Portuguese surname

Notes

  1. Unconfirmed gender
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