Julie (Play It!)/Quotes

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These are Julie's quotes in the Pokémon games.

In the spin-off games

Pokémon Play It!

Introduction
"Hey! My name is Julie. I'm a Pokémon Trainer, just like you! Stick with me and together we'll become the greatest Pokémon Masters the world has ever seen! We're gonna learn about the world of Pokémon, the Trading Card Game! But you can do more than just collect and trade these cards. They're a complete game! Using the cards, you can battle against your friends! To become the best there ever was! It's totally fun! So, do you have what it takes? Then let's go!"
Main menu
  • When the player enters this screen for the first time after opening the game
"Hey! If you're new to Pokémon, click on 'Learn'. If you wanna play against me in a real game, click on 'Play'."
Learn
  • When the player enters the "Learn"PI1/"Help"PI2 screen for the first time after opening the game
"Welcome to the lessonPI1/helpPI2 menu. What would you like to know? You can choose any topic you want. But if I were you, I'd start at the top and then work my way down to the bottom. And you can click on the quiz button when you wanna test your knowledge!"
  • Repeated every 10 seconds if this is the first time the player has entered the "Learn"PI1/"Help"PI2 screen after opening the game
"Come on, go ahead and click something! I don't care."
The first battle
Main article: Machop stage (Play It!)#Quotes
What's a Pokémon?
Main article: What's a Pokémon? (Play It!)#Quotes
What's an Energy card?
  • Water Energy
"This is an Energy card. Pokémon can only attack when they have energy. Without energy, your Pokémon are no good in battle. There are 6 types of Energy cards. Check it out!"
Energy cards
"Almost all Pokémon have one energy type. My favorites are Water Pokémon! Click on an Energy card to hear its name. When you're done, click on 'Forward' to learn some more stuff."
  • If the player clicks on the Fire Energy
"Fire!"
  • If the player clicks on the Water Energy
"Water!"
  • If the player clicks on the Grass Energy
"Grass!"
  • If the player clicks on the Fighting Energy
"Fighting!"
  • If the player clicks on the Psychic Energy
"Psychic!"
  • If the player clicks on the Lightning Energy
"Lightning!"
Poliwrath
"Here's a Poliwrath, a Water Pokémon!"
"Poliwrath is my favorite Pokémon of all time! The Poliwrath needs 3 Energy cards to use the Water Gun attack."
"And 4 Energy cards to use the Whirpool attack!"
"Check out the Water Gun attack!"
"It needs 2 Water Energy + 1 other energy."
"A white one. The white energy is special. It's called 'Colorless'."
"Any Energy card can act as Colorless."
"So, the Poliwrath's Water Gun needs 3 Water Energy, or 2 Water Energy + 1 Fire Energy, or 2 Water + 1 Grass, or 2 Water + 1 Lightning, or... You get the idea. Oh, yeah. Before we leave, one more thing. When you play in the game, you can only play one Energy card during your turn. One every turn. You got it? Now, click on 'Forward' and I'll ask you some questions!"
  • Repeated every 8 seconds until the player does as told
"Click on 'Forward'."
What's an Energy card? (Quiz)
  • Pidgey
"Cool, here's another Pokémon!"
"Pidgey! And here come a bunch of Energy cards."
"Try this: Click on any Energy card and drag it over to the Pokémon."
  • If the player drags an Energy card to any direction but releases the mouse button without moving the card to the Pokémon
(repeating the last line) "Try this: Click on any Energy card and drag it over to the Pokémon."
  • If the player drags any Energy card to Pidgey
"That's right! You just attached an Energy card to the Pokémon. In the game, you can do that once per turn. Let's try another."
  • Ponyta
"Ponyta! Let's say you want Ponyta to use the Flame Tail attack. How much and what kind of energy would you need to attack with Flame Tail?"
  • Repeated every 10 seconds until the player does as told
"Attach the correct energy to Ponyta so it can use the Flame Tail attack!"
  • If the player drags any Energy card to Ponyta other than Fire Energy
"Nah! You can always attach whatever energy you want, but that wouldn't help with the Flame Tail attack. Try again!"
  • If the player drags 2 Fire Energy cards to Ponyta
"Right! Ponyta needs 2 Fire Energy cards to use the Flame Tail. Let's try one more."
  • Hitmonchan
"Hitmonchan! Cool! You'll want to attach energy for the Special Punch attack this time."
  • Repeated every 10 seconds until the player does as told
"Attach the correct energy to Hitmonchan to use the Special Punch attack!"
  • If the player drags any 2 Energy cards to Hitmonchan other than Fighting Energy
"No! No, you can have 1 of any energy, but you need at least 2 Fighting Energy, OK? Try it again!"
  • If the player drags 2 Fighting Energy cards and 1 other Energy card to Hitmonchan
"Way to go! 2 Fighting Energy + 1 of any type and Hitmonchan is ready to battle with the Special Punch! Come on, let's get out of here!"
  • Repeated every 8 seconds until the player does as told
"Click on 'Forward'."
What's a Trainer card?
  • Potion
"Hey, look at this! It's a Trainer card!"
"You can tell it's a Trainer card because it says 'Trainer' on the top. No, duh! Alright, alright, I know!"
"You gotta read the Trainer card to know what it does. But Trainer cards are the secret to becoming a Pokémon Master. So read 'em, use 'em, and then crush your opponent with 'em!"
  • Bill
"OK, look at this one! It's named after my friend Bill. He's a Trainer too! When you play this card, you get to draw 2 cards. And you'll learn later on just how powerful that is when you are in battle. Hey, there are tons of Trainer cards! And if you're smart, you'll pick up on them and use them in battle! The cool thing is, you can play as many Trainer cards as you want each turn! As long as you got them in your hand, you can play them when it's your turn."
"Good job! We're out of of here!"
  • Repeated every 8 seconds until the player does as told
"Click on 'Forward'."
Card review
"OK, Pokémon Trainer, listen up! There's 4 kinds of cards in the Pokémon Trading Card Game."
"One: Basic Pokémon."
"Use them in battle and crush your opponent!"
"Two: Evolved Pokémon."
"Play them on top of the Basic Pokémon. It'll become bigger and stronger when you do!"
"Three: Energy cards. It's the Pokémon's source for power! Attach Energy cards to Pokémon to give them what they need to fight! Play one Energy card per turn—that's it!"
"And four: Trainer cards. Trainer cards do all sorts of things and are more powerful than you might think. Read 'em, and then play 'em, as many as you want during your turn."
"You got it? 4 types of cards and you need all of them to be a Pokémon Master! OK, so go back to the menu and learn more about the game and how to win."
  • Repeated every 8 seconds until the player does as told
"Click on 'return'."
The playing field
"Oh, hi, how's it going? Hey, I'm in the middle of a game with Professor Oak right now, but he had to run, so now I'm bored. Hey, stay here with me and I'll teach you about the playing field. When you finish learning, click here."
  • Repeated every 10 seconds until the player clicks on any clickable area of the playing field for the first time
"Come on, go ahead and click something! I don't care."
  • If the player clicks on the text bar at the top
"Read what is says here and it will tell you what to do. Green text is for you, red text for me."
  • If the player clicks on the text bar at the bottom
"Just read what is says here, to find out what's happening in the game."
  • If the player clicks on either of the two arrows located at the bottom-right corner
"Click here to look at earlier messages."
  • If the player clicks on the top display af the right side
"That's the big display. Put your cursor on top of any card and you'll see a big picture of it here."
  • If the player clicks on the bottom display af the right side
"This will tell you about the Pokémon attacks. Put your cursor on top of a Pokémon card to try it."
  • If the player clicks on Julie's deck
"That's my deck."
  • If the player clicks on their own deck
"That's your deck. At the beginning of your turn, click on your deck to draw one card."
  • If the player clicks on Julie's discard pile
"That's my discard pile. Knocked out Pokémon and their Energy cards, and used Trainer cards, go into the discard pile."
  • If the player clicks on their own discard pile
"That's your discard pile."
  • If the player clicks on Julie's Prize cards
"That's my Prize pile."
  • If the player clicks on their own Prize cards
"That's your Prize pile. When you knock out a Pokémon, click on your Prize pile to draw a card."
"Draw three Prizes, you win the game."PI1
"Draw three Prizes in the basic game and you win. Six prizes for the advanced game."PI2
"That's my Active Pokémon. It's in the Arena. The Active Pokémon is the one doing all the fighting. When it's knocked out, I have to put another one into the Arena from my Bench."
"If I knock Machop out with Ponyta, I get to draw a Prize. First one to knock out three Pokémon wins!"PI1
"If I knock out Machop with Beedrill, I get to draw a Prize. In the basic game, the first one to knock out three Pokémon wins!"PI2
  • If the player clicks on their own Active Pokémon (Machop)
"Machop. It's your Active Pokémon. The Active Pokémon is the one in the Arena, and the one doing the fighting."
  • If the player clicks on Machop's damage counter
"That's a damage counter. Use them to keep track of damage, instead of a pencil and paper. One counter represents 10 points of damage done to a Pokémon. So right now, Machop has 40 hit points remaining."
  • If the player clicks on any of the cards or empty spaces on Julie's Bench
"That's my Bench. Up to five Pokémon can sit on my Bench. They're ready to battle."
  • If the player clicks on any of the cards or empty spaces on their own Bench
"That's your Bench. If you want, you can put all your Pokémon there from your hand. Well, up to five, anyway. When your Active Pokémon gets knocked out, you put a new one into the Arena from the Bench."
  • If the player clicks on any of the cards in the hand for the first time
"These are the cards in your hand."
  • If the player clicks on the Machoke card in the hand
"That's Machoke. It's a Stage 1 evolved Pokémon. Machoke evolves from Machop. During your turn, play Machoke on top of Machop. For more information about how to evolve, go back to the menu."
  • If the player clicks on either the Scoop Up card or the Bill card in the hand
"That's a Trainer card. During your turn, you can play as many Trainer cards as you like. To play a Trainer card, just drag it from your hand into the Arena."
"This one is a Fighting Energy card. Once per turn, you can attach one Energy card to one of your Pokémon."
  • If the player clicks on either the left arrow or the right arrow at the sides of the cards in the hand
"When you have a lot of cards in your hand, you can click here to scroll through all of them."
  • If the player clicks on the "Attack" button
"During your turn, click on this button when you want to attack! When you attack, your turn is automaticlaly over."
  • If the player clicks on the "Retreat" button
"You can swap your Active Pokémon for a Bench Pokémon by clicking on this button first. When you swap like that, it's called 'retreating'. Some Pokémon have a retreat cost, and you have to pay with energy. If you want to learn more about how to retreat, go back to the menu."
  • If the player clicks on the "Flip!" button
"Sometimes you have to flip a coin in the game. Like to see who goes first. Click on this button when you do."
  • If the player clicks on the Pikachu coin
"That's the coin! Right now, it shows heads."
  • If the player clicks on the "Done"PI1/"End turn"PI2 button
"When you're done with your turn and you don't want to attack, click here."
How do I start a game?
Main article: Seel stage (Play It!)#Quotes

Pokémon Play It! Version 2

Player select screen
"Hi! Welcome to Pokémon Play It! Type in your name and then click 'OK', or select your name from the list. See you in the Arena!"
Error messages
  • If the player tries to attack when the Pokémon does not have the required Energy cards attached
"Your Active Pokémon can't attack now. It doesn't have enough energy attached to it."PI2
  • If the player tries to attach multiple Energy cards on the same turn
"Hey, stop cheating! You can only play one Energy card per turn! If you need to, go back to the 'Help' menu and learn more about energy."PI2
  • If the player tries to retreat with an empty Bench
"You can't retreat because there's no other Pokémon on your Bench."PI2
  • If the Active Pokémon does not have enough energy to attack and the player has an Energy card needed by that Pokémon, but the player end the turn without attaching any Energy card
"Hm. I noticed that during your turn you didn't play an Energy card. Why not?"
  • If the Active Pokémon has enough energy to attack, but the player ends the turn instead
"Hey, you should have attacked! Your active Pokémon had enough energy! How come you didn't?"
  • If the player loses the match
"Hey, I won! Better luck next time. You'll have to play against me again in this battle if you want to advance."
Play
  • When the player enters this screen for the first time
"Welcome to my gymnasium! We'll play through a lot of tough games while you are here. Click on the first Pokémon now and we'll get started."
  • Repeated every 25 seconds until the player chooses any of the available options
"What's the matter? Are you chicken? Choose a Pokémon!"
Basic stages
  • Machop stage
Main article: Machop stage (Play It!)#Quotes
  • Seel stage
Main article: Seel stage (Play It!)#Quotes
Help
  • What's a Pokémon?
Main article: What's a Pokémon? (Play It!)#Quotes
The playing field
  • If the player clicks on Beedrill's resistance marker:
"That's a marker. This one is for resistance. Put your cursor on it to see the explanation for resistance."
  • If the player clicks on Machop's poison marker:
"That's a marker. This one is for poison. Put your cursor on it to see the explanation for poison."
  • If the player clicks on Julie's red button:
"This button here turns off the TV. When it's off, I won't talk to you or give you hints."
  • If the player clicks on Julie's yellow button:
"When this button is active, I'll only talk a little."
  • If the player clicks on Julie's green button:
"I'll talk a lot when this button is active! Hints and ideas. All sorts of stuff. You'll see."