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Pokémon Connoisseurs use their knowledge and experience to assess the [[friendship|bond]] between {{pkmn|Trainer}} and Pokémon, and from there give advice on how to strengthen their partnership. The process of checking Pokémon and Trainer compatibility is known as an evaluation, with methods including field observations, skin condition, and aroma. Connoisseurs can also help choose what Pokémon would be compatible for beginning Trainers who have not yet chosen their | Pokémon Connoisseurs use their knowledge and experience to assess the [[friendship|bond]] between {{pkmn|Trainer}} and Pokémon, and from there give advice on how to strengthen their partnership. The process of checking Pokémon and Trainer compatibility is known as an evaluation, with methods including field observations, skin condition, and aroma. Connoisseurs can also help choose what Pokémon would be compatible for beginning Trainers who have not yet chosen their [[List of characters' first Pokémon|first Pokémon]], as seen in ''[[BW080|Clash of the Connoisseurs!]]''. | ||
When sharing a strong bond with their Pokémon, Connoisseurs will refer to them as their '''premium brand''' (Japanese: '''ビンテージ''' ''{{wp|vintage}}''); however, the term is not used continuously in the English dub as it is in the original Japanese version, and is often replaced with other lines. Connoisseurs also use the term for other Trainer's Pokémon as well, as seen in the Japanese version of ''[[BW023|Battling For The Love of Bug-Types!]]'' when Cilan concluded that {{AP|Pikachu}} was {{Ash}}'s premium brand. Additionally, premium brand Pokémon are not limited to humans, as two Pokémon who are in love can be each others' premium brand. | When sharing a strong bond with their Pokémon, Connoisseurs will refer to them as their '''premium brand''' (Japanese: '''ビンテージ''' ''{{wp|vintage}}''); however, the term is not used continuously in the English dub as it is in the original Japanese version, and is often replaced with other lines. Connoisseurs also use the term for other Trainer's Pokémon as well, as seen in the Japanese version of ''[[BW023|Battling For The Love of Bug-Types!]]'' when Cilan concluded that {{AP|Pikachu}} was {{Ash}}'s premium brand. Additionally, premium brand Pokémon are not limited to humans, as two Pokémon who are in love can be each others' premium brand. | ||