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They raise their Pokémon much like [[Pokémon Trainer]]s do, although with much more emphasis on beauty and appearances since they are major factors when it comes to points in Contests. They need to train their Pokémon to have beautiful [[move]]s, and be able to do well in {{pkmn|battle}}s, as a battle tournament is the second round of a Contest. | They raise their Pokémon much like [[Pokémon Trainer]]s do, although with much more emphasis on beauty and appearances since they are major factors when it comes to points in Contests. They need to train their Pokémon to have beautiful [[move]]s, and be able to do well in {{pkmn|battle}}s, as a battle tournament is the second round of a Contest. | ||
Coordinators need a [[Contest Pass]] from a particular region to enter Contests there. Like Trainers, Coordinators travel throughout their region to catch and raise their Pokémon. However, unlike Trainers, their goal is to collect [[Ribbon]]s instead of [[Badge]]s. But unlike Badges, Coordinators only get a single shot of winning a particular Ribbon from a particular | Coordinators need a [[Contest Pass]] from a particular region to enter Contests there. Like Trainers, Coordinators travel throughout their region to catch and raise their Pokémon. However, unlike Trainers, their goal is to collect [[Ribbon]]s instead of [[Badge]]s. But unlike Badges, Coordinators only get a single shot of winning a particular Ribbon from a particular Contest. They also must compete with other Coordinators for that ribbon. They need to collect five Ribbons by winning various Contests in the region in order to be able to participate in that region's [[Grand Festival]]. If they win the Grand Festival, they will be awarded the [[Ribbon Cup]]. | ||
==Coordinators in the anime== | ==Coordinators in the anime== | ||