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Revision as of 02:00, 17 September 2019

Cameron
カムリ Camry
Ranger Cameron.png
Art from Pokémon Ranger
Gender Male
Hometown Unknown
Region Fiore
Generation III
Games Pokémon Ranger

Cameron (Japanese: カムリ Camry) is the laid back leader of the Summerland Ranger base. His partner is a Pelipper and he regularly befriends the nearby Lapras for Marine Challenges. Before becoming leader of the Ranger base in Summerland, he was on a team with Spenser and Joel. He enjoys swimming, and spends most of his time at the Marine Capture Challenge where he holds the high score, calling it practice. He is also known for giving strange gifts that no one wants and are often junk.

Cameron is the first recorded person to encounter a Manaphy (however, only in its Egg), after discovering the Egg washed up on the Summerland beach. He hands it over to Professor Hastings who sends it over to Sinnoh after determining the Egg can only hatch there.

Pokémon

Partner

279Pelipper.png
Pelipper


In the manga

Cameron in W Mission Story: Pokémon Ranger - the Comic

In the W Mission Story: Pokémon Ranger - the Comic manga

Cameron first appears flying above an ocean with his Pelipper. He finds a mysterious egg floating there and apologizes to his fellow Ranger Leaders for not being with them on their mission. Later, when Solana and Lunick go to finish the Ranger Leader's failed mission, they are ambushed by the Go-Rock Quads, who have defeated Cameron. They reveal that the egg they took from him was actually a Manaphy Egg, and they plan on using it to rule the world.

Later, Lunick and Solana return from their mission successful in retrieving the Manaphy Egg and carry the injured Cameron to the Ranger Base. Albeit inadvertently, Cameron gives Professor Hastings the idea to send the Manaphy Egg to the Sinnoh Region to find a proper Trainer to take care of it due to Fiore lacking Trainers.

Pokémon

Cameron's Pelipper
Pelipper
Pelipper is Cameron's Partner Pokémon. Pelipper was first seen carrying Cameron to the Manaphy Egg. Later, it carried the Egg back to Ranger Base once it was retrieved from the Go-Rock Quads.

None of Pelipper's moves are known.

Debut W Mission Story: Pokémon Ranger - the Comic

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese カムリ Camry From 冠座 Kanmuri-za, Corona Borealis.
English Cameron Similar to his Japanese name.
French Brice From Bri (force, strenght) or Brigh (Valor, strength)
German Andreas Greek origin meaning 'strong' and 'manly'
Italian Costantino From Constare, to stand firm
Spanish Carlos From calor, heath.
Chinese (Mandarin) Guān From the Japanese name 冠 Kamuri



Non-player characters in the Pokémon Ranger series
Fiore LunickSolanaSpenserJoelCameronElitaMurphAriaPercyChrisLind
LeilaniKeithFreddieProfessor HastingsLarryDrowsy GuyThe Go-Rock Squad
Almia BarlowCrawfordLuanaOllieElaineKeithRhythmiIsaacMelodyProfessor HastingsErmaWendySvenLinda
MurphPamurMrs. WinterPonteMs. AprilLamontMr. KaplanMs. ClaireJaniceMr. WoodwardMimiKyleOscar
WebsterBrookHenryLittle TimBig BerthaVatona and NageHerbertGo-Rock QuadsDrowsy GuyBrighton Hall
Team Dim SunTeam Debonairs
Oblivia BenSummerUkulele PichuBookerBurkhartRalphNickNemaNixieRandLeanneMurphProfessor HastingsSupurna
SteelheadTanvirKiraRavioEdwardArleyKasaHocusGo-Rock QuadsDrowsy GuyPokémon Pinchers


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