86,550
edits
Lusamine: Difference between revisions
→Role
m (→In the anime) |
(→Role) |
||
| Line 39: | Line 39: | ||
==In the games== | ==In the games== | ||
===Role=== | ===Role=== | ||
Lusamine appears in [[Pokémon Sun and Moon]] and [[Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon]]. She is first seen in a picture of a magazine that the player | Lusamine appears in [[Pokémon Sun and Moon]] and [[Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon]]. She is first seen in a picture of a magazine that the {{player}} is reading during the intro sequence. She is formally introduced after the [[Akala]] Grand Trial, when [[Hau]] and the player travel to [[Aether Paradise]]. | ||
As president of the [[Aether Foundation]], Lusamine claims to love all Pokémon, be they native to the [[Alola]] region or not. While the player and Hau are conversing with her in the conservation area, an Ultra Wormhole appears, in which {{p|Nihilego}} emerges. In Sun and Moon, after the player battles it, she claims she will find it and love it like the other Pokémon in her care; in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, the [[Ultra Recon Squad]] immediately show up, upon which Lusamine explains that they are assisting the Aether Foundation in researching Ultra Beasts. Once Hau mentions [[Lillie]], she gives a surprised expression but tries to not acknowledge her, stating that children are better off listening to the adults around them. | As president of the [[Aether Foundation]], Lusamine claims to love all Pokémon, be they native to the [[Alola]] region or not. While the player and Hau are conversing with her in the conservation area, an Ultra Wormhole appears, in which {{p|Nihilego}} emerges. In Sun and Moon, after the player battles it, she claims she will find it and love it like the other Pokémon in her care; in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, the [[Ultra Recon Squad]] immediately show up, upon which Lusamine explains that they are assisting the Aether Foundation in researching Ultra Beasts. Once Hau mentions [[Lillie]], she gives a surprised expression but tries to not acknowledge her, stating that children are better off listening to the adults around them. | ||