Nicolette

Nicolette (Japanese: シロミ Shiromi) is a character of the day who appeared in May's Egg-cellent Adventure. She works at a Kanto breeding center with her parents, Christopher and Jeannie, who raise Pokémon Eggs.

Nicolette

Nicolette confronted the group after May stepped onto the property and was consequently zapped by the guarding Voltorb. She quickly changed her manner after recognizing May as the winner of the Saffron City Contest. She revealed that she had dreams of becoming a Pokémon Coordinator like May, but didn't think she could handle it. Her confidence took a hit after her Vileplume was defeated by May's Munchlax. who learned Focus Punch during the match. May later caught up with Nicolette to talk things over while the pair polished Eggs together.

When Team Rocket attacked the farm with their mecha, Nicolette sent out her Vileplume to prevent the trio from leaving with the Eggs. After Team Rocket was defeated, she and the others watched as the glowing Egg hatched into a Vulpix. She also gave an Egg to May as a show of thanks for helping her out.

Pokémon


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This listing is of Nicolette's known Pokémon:

 
Vileplume
Nicolette called out her Vileplume to challenge May and her Munchlax to a battle. Vileplume initially had the upper hand as it managed to confuse and paralyze Munchlax. However, Munchlax unexpectedly learned to use Focus Punch before defeating Vileplume with a Solar Beam.

Vileplume was later used to stop Team Rocket when they tried to steal the Eggs.

Vileplume's known moves are Petal Dance, Solar Beam, Stun Spore, and Bullet Seed.

Debut May's Egg-Cellent Adventure

Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese 菊地美香 Mika Kikuchi
English Emlyn Morinelli
European French Coralie Vanderlinden
Italian Tosawi Piovani
Brazilian Portuguese Samira Fernandes
Spanish Latin America Karla Falcón
Spain Marta Sainz


Trivia

  • Nicolette's Japanese name, Shiromi, can be taken to mean "egg white" (白身 shiromi).


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