Rhonda (AG141)

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Rhonda

Rhonda (Japanese: トラン Toran) is a character of the day who appeared in Hail to the Chef!.

She is a restaurant manager who lives near Saffron City with Mr. Mime as the chef, who cooked using Confusion and its other capabilities. Even though it looked good, the food tasted terrible, however. Because of this, her older twin sister Rhoda thought of it and her as an amateur in cooking. The twins eventually divided their restaurant into two. After Brock taught it how to cook tasty food by not adding unnecessary spices, it became better in cooking.

Both sisters eventually had a competition to see who would run the restaurant. After helping Pikachu and their Pokémon escape Team Rocket's cage by using Trick and Psychic, her sister decided to have her run the restaurant. Rhonda decided to make her sister the co-manager as she was leaving and her Sneasel the head chef. Both of their Pokémon worked together to cook great food for Ash and his friends.

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Rhonda's Mr. Mime
Mr. Mime
Mr. Mime is Rhonda's only known Pokémon. It serves as the chef in her restaurant. While it was able to put on an amazing show with its psychic powers while cooking, and produced food that looked amazing, the food itself tasted horrible. Brock was able to help Mr. Mime out by teaching it how to cook without using its psychic powers. Eventually, Mr. Mime learned to make food that tasted as good as it looked. Later, once Team Rocket had kidnapped Mr. Mime as well as Rhoda's Sneasel and Ash's Pikachu, Mr. Mime cleverly used Trick to switch its ladle with the key to its cage and was able to free itself as well as Sneasel and Pikachu.

Mr. Mime's known moves are Confusion* and Trick.

Debut Hail to the Chef!
Voice actors
Japanese
English Kayzie Rogers

Voice actresses

Language Voice actor
Japanese 清水愛 Ai Shimizu
English Rebecca Soler
Finnish Hannamaija Nikander
European French Julie Basecqz
Italian Elisabetta Spinelli
Brazilian Portuguese Gilmara Sanches
European Spanish Carmen Podio


Trivia

  • In both Japanese and English, Rhonda's name is a match to her sister's. In the English, there is only a one-letter difference in their names, while in Japanese, both Res and Toran are derived from restaurant.


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