User:Anzasquiddles
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semi-occasional Bulbapedia editor, mostly interested in design origins and inspirations of Pokémon
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Favorite Pokemon: Clobbopus, Inkay/Malamar, Octillery, the entire Rowlet line, Copperajah, Basculegion, Toucannon, Bombirdier, Tatsugiri; basically if the Pokemon is based on a bird or a water creature, chances are i'm gonna LOVE it.
you can find me elsewhere here: https://linktr.ee/anzasquiddles
Also check out my draft for "List of Pokémon by designer"! Anyone is free to help out!
And now, some misc/sandbox stuff:
Pokémon character names in Indonesian
This section attempts to document all Pokémon character name localizations in Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia). Only human characters are included in this table. Names which are pretty much exactly the same as in English (eg. "Profesor Willow"; with "Profesor" being the Indonesian word for "Professor") are not included, except to denote reverts of localized names back to their English versions.
Background
- Anime:
- Early episodes of the Pokémon anime gave new names to some characters; eg. "Ali" for Ash Ketchum, "Letnan Surya" for Lt. Surge, etc. Unfortunately, finding clips of these old anime episodes to write down the names prove to be difficult.
- Later episodes of the anime (apparently past the Kanto saga) simply used the characters' Japanese names, transliterated (eg. Satoshi, Takeshi, Kasumi, Musashi, Kojiro, etc.)
- Even later episodes (XY or Sun & Moon onward) simply used the characters' English names (so Ash Ketchum, Jessie, James etc. are also called as such in Indonesian).
- Note that I am not an avid watcher of the anime, so some of the info I present here may be inaccurate (for example, perhaps some of these names are only ever used in promo material).
- TCG:
- When the TCG is first localized into Indonesian (First Impact GX Starter Deck onward), some characters receive new names that are simple transcriptions of their English or Japanese names, most often their English names. Some of these names are also used in the anime (or maybe just their promos). Perhaps due to dissatisfaction from fans or from the localizers themselves, some of these TCG names would eventually be reverted back to their original English names (eg. "Lens" and "Sairus" being changed back to "Lance" and "Cyrus" respectively).
- A weird case is Lt. Surge being named "Letnan Serj" in the TCG, despite already having a perfectly usable Indonesian name from the old anime episodes ("Letnan Surya"). Perhaps due to those episodes being decades old and not easily accessible? Either way, "Letnan Serj" has only been used in one card, which is banned (thus no reprints), so I have no idea if the name is kept or not.
- Starting in the Scarlet ex/Violet ex expansions of the TCG, Scarlet & Violet characters receive new names in the Indonesian localization.
- Some of these names are simple transliterations or spelling changes (eg. "Arvin", "Nemola", "Brassio").
- Other characters receive loc. names that seem to be taken from other locs/languages (eg. "Pania" is Penny's name in both Indonesian and French).
- While other characters are given completely new names that are way different from their Japanese or English names (eg. "Sera" for Katy).
- When the TCG is first localized into Indonesian (First Impact GX Starter Deck onward), some characters receive new names that are simple transcriptions of their English or Japanese names, most often their English names. Some of these names are also used in the anime (or maybe just their promos). Perhaps due to dissatisfaction from fans or from the localizers themselves, some of these TCG names would eventually be reverted back to their original English names (eg. "Lens" and "Sairus" being changed back to "Lance" and "Cyrus" respectively).
- Manga:
- Early Indonesian localizations of Pokémon Pocket Monsters transliterate the English names of Pokémon and characters. That's it. These names have never been used again since.
List of Pokémon character names in Indonesian
This table is ordered alphabetically by the English names, discounting titles. (Originally I had ordered it by the Indonesian names back when this table only contained Scarlet & Violet characters, but given that some characters have multiple Indonesian names, I decided to not do that anymore).
- A dagger (†) above the name indicates it is no longer used in current Indonesian language Pokémon material.
- A question mark (?) above the name indicates that I have no idea if the name is currently in use or not.
Japanese | Romaji | English | Indonesian | Notes |
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アセロラ | Acerola (Aserora) |
Acerola | Aserola | From her Japanese/English name |
ペパー | Pepper (Pepā) |
Arven | Arvin | Similar to his English name |
サトシ | Satoshi | Ash Ketchum | Ali† Satoshi† Ash Ketchum |
Similar to his English name From his Japanese name Same as English name |
カツラ | Katsura | Blaine | Blain | Similar to his English name |
コルサ | Colza (Korusa) |
Brassius | Brassio | Similar to his English name |
タケシ | Takeshi | Brock | Brok† Takeshi† Brock |
Similar to his English name From his Japanese name Same as English name |
モミ | Momi | Cheryl | Cheril | Similar to her English name |
マキシマム仮面 | Maximum Mask (Makishimamu Kamen) |
Crasher Wake | Weik? | Similar to his English name |
アカギ | Akagi | Cyrus | Sairus† Cyrus |
Similar to his English name Same as English name |
ジニア | Zinnia (Jinia) |
Jacq | Jim | Same as German name |
コジロウ | Kojirō | James | Kojiro† James |
From his Japanese name Same as English name |
ムサシ | Musashi | Jessie | Musashi† Jessie |
From her Japanese name Same as English name |
カエデ | Kaede | Katy | Sera | — |
ワタル | Wataru | Lance | Lens† Lance |
Similar to his English name Same as English name |
リーリエ | Lilie (Rīrie) |
Lillie | Lilie | From her Japanese name |
フラダリ | Fuladari (Furadari) |
Lysandre | Lysandra† Lysandre |
Similar to his English name Same as English name |
マオ | Mao | Mallow | Malo | Similar to her English name |
ミモザ | Mimosa (Mimoza) |
Miriam | Mimi | Same as German name |
カスミ | Kasumi | Misty | Kasumi† Misty |
From her Japanese name Same as English name |
マーレイン | Mullein (Mārein) |
Molayne | Molein | From his Japanese/English names |
マツバ | Matsuba | Morty | Morti† Morty |
Similar to his English name Same as English name |
ネモ | Nemo | Nemona | Nemola | From her Japanese/English names |
ボタン | Botan | Penny | Pania | Same as French name |
メイ | Mei | Rosa | Mei | From her Japanese name |
ホミカ | Homika | Roxie | Roksi | Similar to her English name |
オーリム博士 | Olim-hakase (Ōrimu-hakase) |
Professor Sada | Profesor Olim | From her Japanese name |
マーマネ | Māmane | Sophocles | Sofokles | Similar to his English name |
マチス | Matis (Machisu) |
Lt. Surge | Letnan Surya† Letnan Serj? |
Similar to his English name |
フウとラン | Fu & Lan (Fū to Ran) |
Tate & Liza | Teit & Lisa | Similar to their English names |
GO ロケット団 | GO Rocket-dan (Go Roketto-dan) |
Team GO Rocket | Tim Roket GO | Literal translation of Japanese/English names |
ロケット団 | Rocket-dan (Roketto-dan) |
Team Rocket | Tim Roket | Literal translation of Japanese/English names |
スカル団 | Skull-dan (Sukaru-dan) |
Team Skull | Tim Tengkorak Tim Skull? |
Literal translation of Japanese/English names Same as English name |
スター団 | Star-dan (Sutā-dan) |
Team Star | Tim Bintang | Literal translation of Japanese/English names |
フトゥー博士 | Futu-hakase (Futū-hakase) |
Professor Turo | Profesor Futu | From his Japanese name |
ビッケ | Wicke (Bikke) |
Wicke | Wikke | From her Japanese/English name |
イツキ | Itsuki | Will | William | Similar to his English name |
ヒガナ | Higana | Zinnia | Zinia† Zinnia |
Similar to her English name Same as English name |
Transcripts
Jacq and Prof. Willow GO dialogue
- November 5, 2022 (after the first time a golden PokéStop is spun)
- Professor Willow: "What’s that you’ve got, <Player>? Ah! Yes, I see—this appears to be a very old coin. I picked one up myself, actually. There’s something mysterious about them..."
- Jacq: "Professor Willow? Can you hear me?"
- Professor Willow: "Oh—hello, Jacq! It was great hearing you speak at the World Pokémon Ecological Society conference the other day!"
- Jacq: "Thank you. Your lecture, "Strolling through the World of Pokémon," was fantastic, too!"
- Professor Willow: "<Player>, this is Jacq. He teaches biology at an academy in the Paldea region."
- Jacq: "It's very nice to meet you! Hm? Oh! That coin...!"
- Professor Willow: "Hm? Do you know something about this, Jacq?"
- Jacq: "I think I might... I know we were supposed to discuss Diglett, but can I get a rain check? This is something that I want to look into!"
- Professor Willow: "Of course! I’ll get right on researching this with <Player>. And I’ll be sure to take a video of the coin and share it with you soon."
- Jacq: "Thank you! I’ll see you later, then. Happy exploring!"
- Professor Willow: "All right, <Player>—let’s get cracking! I’d like to find a few more coins, so why don’t we start looking around?"
- Professor Willow: "These coins are a little suspicious, but I can’t help feeling excited all the same! I believe a thorough investigation is in order."
- Professor Willow: "We’ve got a lot of ground to cover—so I’ll start my search over there! Are you ready? Then let’s GO!"
Gimmighoul PV transcript
- Main article: User:Anzasquiddles/Transcript:Gimmighoul
Sandbox stuff
- Main article: User:Anzasquiddles/Sandbox