Green (Adventures)
| Green ブルー Blue | |
| [[File:File:Blue on kamex.PNG|{{{size}}}]] Scan from Pokémon Special manga | |
| Age | 16 (as of the fifth chapter) |
|---|---|
| Gender | Female |
| Hometown | Pallet Town |
| Region | Kanto |
| Relatives | Unnamed parents |
| Trainer class | Trainer |
Blue (English: Green; Japanese: ブルー) is the third main character of the manga series Pokémon Special. Her first Pokémon was a Jigglypuff. As a young child, she was kidnapped by Ho-Oh and raised by the evil Mask of Ice, where she met and became close with Silver. (This kidnapping led to her ornithophobia, which is not cured until the end of the GSC Saga.) The two of them escaped, and Blue went to Kanto, where she stole Professor Oak's Squirtle.
Blue is quite cunning and quick-witted: She can talk others into believing a bold-faced lie and talk her way out of many tight situations. At one point, she convinces Red to buy a bunch of useless items for his Pikachu. Blue is also a master of disguise, she uses her Ditto as a mask and is able to make herself look like anyone she wants.
Blue's special skill, as defined by Professor Oak, is evolving; she is known as the "evolver" (化える者). However, until recently she refrained from evolving her Pokémon, because she preferred to lull her opponents into a false sense of security by using unevolved "cute" Pokémon. The special skills of Blue and Silver are homophonous in Japanese.
The original Blue was designed after the early sketches for a Lass and a female protagonist shown in early concept art for Pokémon Red and Green Versions (however, the idea of choosing the character's gender was unable to be implemented until Pokémon Crystal Version due to the limitations of the game card). For the Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen saga, her design was based on Leaf.
Red, Green & Blue chapter
Blue first met Red and tried to scam him out of his money by selling fake items. Red hunts her down to reclaim his money, but she uses this opportunity to steal his badges. Then Red learns that her Squirtle was stolen from Professor Oak.
Later, she reveals that she was kidnapped by Ho-Oh as a child, and was in fact originally from Pallet Town. She has ornithophobia and is afraid of Flying-type Pokémon because of this.
Blue eventually ends up as rival to Sabrina, and helps Red and Green defeat the Elite Four.
Afterwards, she manages to get into the 9th Pokémon League tournament without badges by making it through special qualifying elimination rounds. Blue makes it to fourth place, but is defeated by Professor Oak, who uses her fear of birds against her by using a team of Flying-type Pokémon to defeat her. She confesses to Professor Oak who forgives her for stealing Squirtle and gives her the last Pokédex.
Yellow chapter
Blue trains Yellow and gives Yellow her boy disguise, and sends her off to save Red. She believes the Elite Four were controlling Ho-Oh, so carries a grudge against them. However, she eventually learns she was wrong and resolves to return to Johto.
Gold, Silver & Crystal chapter
Blue reappears late in the storyline, when her relationship with Silver is disclosed. She and Silver escaped from the Mask of Ice, who used Ho-Oh and Lugia to kidnap her along with Will, Shum, Karen, and Kart to be his servants. Blue confronts Ho-Oh and finally overcomes her ornithophobia, and uses the Legendary Birds to help defeat the Mask of Ice.
FireRed & LeafGreen chapter
Blue finally learns that her parents have moved to the Sevii Islands and resolves to reunite with them. Before she can, both they and Professor Oak are kidnapped by Deoxys. Here, her Pokémon finally evolve to their final stages and her Blastoise learns Hydro Cannon. At the end of this saga, she was turned to stone along with 4 other Pokédex holders.
Pokémon
Most of Blue's Pokémon nicknames, with the exception of Puriri, contain syllables from the species' Japanese name, followed by a Japanese honorific. "Puriri" comes from Jigglypuff's Japanese name, Purin.
On Hand
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It is a tricky Pokémon Blue stole from Professor Oak. She has trained it so its bubbles have special qualities, allowing her to carry encapsulated sound to instruct her other Pokémon.
- Jigglypuff → Wigglytuff♀ (ぷりり Puriri)
Blue's Pokémon since early childhood. Wigglytuff can inflate itself and fly like a balloon, and serves as Blue's usual means of transport.
- Ditto (Ditty; メタちゃん Meta-chan)
Blue's Ditty is primarily used by her as a living mask, able to Transform her face into any disguise.
Blue uses this Pokémon when she wants to use Metronome to perform unpredictable attacks.
A powerful Pokémon Blue evolved in the Sevii Islands.
A Pokémon that was left in Silver's care in exchange for Silver's Horsea, later they traded back.
In Box
 Abra♀ |
- Blue occasionally uses this Abra to Teleport herself around.
Status Unknown
This is a listing of Pokémon, which Blue caught but they were not listed in the all character Pokémon listings in the end of Volume 15. Since then, it's possible that Blue released them.
 Weedle |
 Articuno |
 Zapdos |
 Moltres |
- Weedle - Blue caught this Pokémon to try to trick someone into trading something better for it, but Red stopped her.
- Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres - Blue caught these three birds in order to overcome her ornithophobia. They were not seen since the third chapter, which means she could have released them.
Formerly Owned
 Horsea♀ |
Trivia
- Blue's Pokémon were unnamed in Viz's American translations of Pokémon Adventures. Their English nicknames were first in Chuang Yi's translations of Sevii Island Arc. Surprisingly, her Jigglypuff didn't get an English nickname, for some reason.
- Before official nicknames of Blue's Pokémon were released, Coronis coined his own, which were often seen used by fandom. Coincidentally, Chuang Yi's nicknames were almost the same as Coronis's ones (except Blastoise and Jigglypuff).
- Her Snubbull (now a Granbull) got a gender change. In Volume 15 he's listed as male, while in Volume 24 she's listed as female.
- Blue and Green are the only main Pokémon Special characters whose names were changed for the English translation. This is due to the complexity of Generation I's game releases, where in Japan, Red Version was paired with Green Version (leaving Blue as the third), and in the rest of the world Red was paired with Blue (while there was no Green). Since she was not Red's rival, the translators did not see it fitting that she have her name be that of Red's "rival version".
In other languages
| Language | Name | Reference to |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ブルー Blue | From Pokémon Blue game. |
| English | Green | From Pokémon Green game. |
| French | Olga | |
| German | Green | From Pokémon Green game. |
| Korean | 블루 Blue | From Pokémon Blue game. |
| Chinese | 小藍 Xiǎo Lán | 藍 means indigo, which is a tone of blue. |
External links
- Netkun on Blue (Japanese)
- Netkun on Blue in FR/LG (Japanese)
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