Wendy (Ranger)

Wendy ハーブ Herb
Art from Shadows of Almia
Gender	Female
Hometown	Unknown
Region	Almia
Generation	IV
Games	Ranger: Shadows of Almia

Wendy (Japanese: ハーブ Herb) is a Top Ranger in Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia. She has the title of Flying Ranger due to her use of her partner: a Staraptor.

In the games

Wendy is first seen in the sixth volume of the Almia Times as a Top Ranger, along with Sven. She is first met by the player on their first visit to the Ranger Union. After the sixth quest where the player becomes a Ground Capture Card, she questions the player about Team Dim Sun. She also appears in the sixteenth quest, where the player encounters a Vespiquen and two Combee, on her Staraptor to annul the power of the Shadow Crystal, which had been stolen by Team Dim Sun. When the player first becomes a Top Ranger, she gives them a lift to the Union on her Staraptor and teaches them later on about riding them. After completing the game, the player can perform an optional quest for Wendy, requiring them to find and capture six Staraptor for her.

Wendy accompanies the player in the extra mission Dialga in Hia Valley!?.

In Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, Professor Hastings mentions that he came to the Oblivia region clinging to a Staraptor belonging to a Ranger named Wendy.

Pokémon

Partner

Staraptor

Quests

#59 ~ Staraptor High in the Sky Ranger Union Wendy Reward: Latent Power I think it will lift my guy's spirits to see wild Staraptor. It will inspire him to soar again, I'm sure of it. Please, can you bring back six Staraptor for the two of us?

In the manga

Wendy and Sven in the manga

Pokémon Adventures

Pokémon Ranger: The Comic – Shadows of Almia

Wendy, along with Sven, appears in Pokémon Ranger: The Comic – Shadows of Almia when Barlow tells Kate about Top Rangers. She appears only in the first two chapters.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	ハーブ Herb	From herb.
English	Wendy	From wind.
French	Raphaëlle	From rafale, gust of wind.
German	Volara	From volare, Latin for "to fly."
Italian	Viola	From volare, to fly.
Spanish	Estela	From estele, contrail.

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Non-player characters in the Pokémon Ranger series

Fiore Rangers Ringtown - Lunick • Solana • Spenser • Murph Fall City - Joel • Aria• Keith • Lind Summerland - Cameron • Percy • Leilani Wintown - Elita • Chris • Freddie Professor Hastings • Dragonite Ranger Fiore Citizens Larry • Teresa • Dino • Lapras Guy • Drowsy Guy • MC Fielder • MC Fisher • MC Arena The Go-Rock Squad • Go-Rock Quads • Gordor Almia Rangers Vientown - Barlow • Crawford • Luana • Ollie • Elaine Ranger Union - Keith • Rhythmi • Professor Hastings • Erma • Wendy • Sven • Linda • Marcus • Murph • Vatona and Nage Ranger School - Ms. April • Lamont • Mr. Kaplan • Ms. Claire • Janice Almia Citizens Isaac • Melody • Pamur • Mrs. Winter • Ponte • Mr. Woodward • Mimi • Kyle • Oscar Webster • Brook • Henry • Little Tim • Big Bertha • Herbert • Player's Family • Go-Rock Quads • Drowsy Guy Brighton Hall • Kincaid • Sinis Trio • Wheeler • Team Dim Sun • Team Debonairs Oblivia (Present) Ben • Summer • Ukulele Pichu • Rand • Leanne • Nema • Murph • Professor Hastings Booker • Burkhart • Ralph • Nick • Nixie • Aluna Yoran • Weber • Casey • Herb • Supurna • Go-Rock Quads • Drowsy Guy Edward • Arley • Kasa • Hocus Pokémon Pinchers • Red Eyes • Blue Eyes • Purple Eyes Oblivia (Past) Tanvir • Kira • Ravio Steelhead • Dasios • Flegos • Pagos • Brotos • Sabios • Ellios

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