Lucy
- If you were looking for the main character of Pokémon Trozei!, see Lucy Fleetfoot.
- If you were looking for the character from the movie POKÉMON Detective Pikachu, see Lucy Stevens.
Lucy (Japanese: アザミ Azami) is the Frontier Brain and law-keeper of the Battle Frontier's Battle Pike. Her costume is made to look like a Seviper, her signature Pokémon. She is the only character in the games to have the Trainer class Pike Queen (Japanese: チューブクイーン Tube Queen).
| Lucy アザミ Azami | |
 Artwork from Pokémon Emerald | |
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Eye color | Red |
| Hair color | Black and red |
| Hometown | Unknown |
| Region | Hoenn (games) Kanto (animation) |
| Trainer class | Pike Queen (Frontier Brain) |
| Generation | III |
| Games | Emerald Masters EX |
| Brain of | Battle Pike |
| Symbol | Luck Symbol |
| English voice actor | Carrie Keranen[1] (Masters EX) |
| Japanese voice actor | Hitomi Shogawa[2] (Masters EX) |
| Animated debut | Queen of the Serpentine |
| English voice actor | Emlyn Morinelli |
| Japanese voice actor | Atsuko Tanaka |
In the core series games
Lucy "trampled flowers and braved storms" to reach her position. She is encountered at two and ten consecutive wins at the Battle Pike for the silver and gold Luck Symbol respectively. She isn't one for idle chatter, preferring to go right into battle. When she's defeated, she prefers her opponent to hurry and move along.
Pokémon
Silver Symbol challenge
| # | Pokémon | Item | Moves | Nature | EVs | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HP | Attack | Defense | Sp. Atk | Sp. Def | Speed | |||||||||
| 0336 | 
|
Seviper |  Quick Claw
|
Swagger | Crunch | Poison Fang | Giga Drain | Brave | 252 | - | 252 | 6 | - | - |
| 0213 | 
|
Shuckle |  Chesto Berry
|
Toxic | Sandstorm | Protect | Rest | Bold | 252 | - | - | 106 | 252 | - |
| 0350 | 
|
Milotic |  Leftovers
|
Ice Beam | Mirror Coat | Surf | Recover | Modest | 152 | - | 100 | 152 | 106 | - |
Gold Symbol challenge
| # | Pokémon | Item | Moves | Nature | EVs | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HP | Attack | Defense | Sp. Atk | Sp. Def | Speed | |||||||||
| 0336 |
|
Seviper |  Focus Band
|
Swagger | Crunch | Sludge Bomb | Giga Drain | Bold | 252 | - | - | 252 | 6 | - |
| 0208 | 
|
Steelix |  BrightPowder
|
Earthquake | Rock Slide | Explosion | Screech | Brave | 252 | - | - | 6 | 252 | - |
| 0130 | 
|
Gyarados | Chesto Berry
|
Dragon Dance | Return | Rest | Roar | Adamant | 252 | 6 | - | - | 252 | - |
In the spin-off games
Pokémon Masters EX
- Main article: Lucy (Masters)
Lucy forms a sync pair with Seviper in Pokémon Masters EX. Lucy became a playable sync pair on July 10, 2020.
| Dex | Trainer | NDex | Pokémon | Type | Weakness | Role | EX role | Base potential | Availability | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #098 | 
|
Lucy | #0336 | 
|
Seviper♀ |
Poison
|
Psychic
|
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★★★★☆☆EX | Sync Pair Scout | |
Gallery
- For images of Lucy in Pokémon Masters EX, see: Lucy (Masters)
Game assets
| Generation III | ||
| E Sprite |
E Sprite (Overworld) | |
Quotes
- Main article: Lucy/Quotes
In animation
History
Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire
Lucy appeared in Queen of the Serpentine!. Before battling Ash, she rescued his Pikachu from Team Rocket with her Seviper, defeating Jessie's own Seviper in the process.
During the battle, Ash started off by using his Donphan against Seviper. For a while, Lucy seemed to have the upper hand despite the type disadvantage. However, Ash managed to turn the tables on the Fang Snake Pokémon by using Donphan's Rollout to counter Seviper's Flamethrower, knocking it out.
Lucy then sent out her Milotic, which easily defeated Donphan with a single Hydro Pump attack. Left with no other choice, Ash decided to use Pikachu. However, again, despite the type disadvantage, Lucy almost managed to defeat the Electric-type with a barrage of Hydro Pumps and Twisters. She even used Milotic's paralyzed state and had it strike Pikachu with a powered up Facade. Ash finally managed to defeat Milotic and win the match after he had Pikachu jump inside one of Milotic's Twisters to land a spinning Volt Tackle.
Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl
She reappeared in a flashback in A Pyramiding Rage!.
Character
In the animated series, Lucy is very different from her game incarnation personality-wise, more often appearing to show a gentler side. She allowed Ash to challenge her, even though the Battle Pike was closed that particular day, and also congratulated him on his victory. Lucy also doesn't tend to speak much, with her assistant Barbara having to speak for her most of the time.
Lucy has a remarkable preference for serpentine Pokémon and uses their tails as the perfect offensive strategy. Scott revealed that Lucy never taught her Pokémon defensive moves. Instead, she allows her Pokémon to take direct attacks from the opponent before retaliating with her own.
Pokémon
This listing is of Lucy's known Pokémon in Pokémon the Series:
| Debut | Queen of the Serpentine! |
|---|---|
| Voice actors | |
| Japanese | Megumi Hayashibara |
| English | Bill Rogers |
- Main article: Lucy's Seviper
Lucy's signature Pokémon is Seviper. It appeared for the first time fighting Jessie's Seviper, and it later battled Ash's Donphan.
| Debut | Queen of the Serpentine! |
|---|---|
| Voice actors | |
| Japanese | Chie Satō |
| English | Michele Knotz |
Milotic was Lucy's second choice after defeating Seviper, where it was able to defeat Ash's Donphan with a single Hydro Pump. In its fight against Ash's Pikachu, Milotic managed to deal severe damage to Pikachu, but Pikachu won after using Volt Tackle in one of Milotic's Twisters.
It reappeared in a flashback in A Pyramiding Rage!.
Milotic's known moves are Hydro Pump, Twister, Iron Tail, and Facade.
At home
| Debut | Queen of the Serpentine! |
|---|
In addition to the Pokémon Lucy used in battle, she also has many other Pokémon at home. Her Pokémon at home include Abra, Snorlax, Cyndaquil, Swinub, Makuhita, and Skitty. They all have squinty eyes and are not seen participating in battles, being more akin to pets for her.
None of their moves are known.
Voice actors
| Language | Voice actor | |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 田中敦子 Atsuko Tanaka | |
| English | Emlyn Morinelli | |
| Dutch | Hymke de Vries | |
| Finnish | Jenni Sivonen | |
| European French | Coralie Vanderlinden | |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Samira Fernandes | |
| Spanish | Latin America | Laura Ayala |
| Spain | María Antonia Rodríguez | |
In the manga
Ash & Pikachu
Lucy appeared in An Infinite Bond!!. Like in Pokémon the Series, Ash challenged her at the Battle Pike, but unlike the series, the battle was a Single Battle between Ash's Pikachu and Lucy's Milotic, which did not involve Donphan or Seviper. In the end, Ash was able to defeat Milotic and win the battle.
Pokémon
| Debut | An Infinite Bond!! |
|---|
Milotic is Lucy's only known Pokémon. It took on Ash's Pikachu and lost.
Milotic's known moves are Hydro Pump, Twister, Iron Tail, and Facade.
Pokémon Adventures
History
Emerald arc
Lucy is one of the seven Trainers hired by Scott to be a Frontier Brain at the Battle Frontier. Lucy is first seen at the Frontier's opening ceremony, where she participates in a demonstration battle alongside Spenser. Though the battle ends in an easy victory, the ceremony is interrupted by Emerald, who announces that he wishes to conquer the Battle Frontier. The press mistakenly report the incident as allowing an ordinary Trainer to take part in the Battle Frontier before it officially opens a week later. The Frontier Brains decide to use this assumption as free publicity and allow Emerald to challenge the Battle Frontier under the condition that he completes it before it officially opens.
Lucy is the second Frontier Brain Emerald challenges in his quest. With a combination of luck and battling skill, Emerald manages to reach Lucy and defeat her, earning himself the Luck Symbol.
Later, while Emerald is challenging the Battle Pyramid, Noland is attacked by an unknown assailant and several rental Pokémon are stolen. After Noland is taken to a hospital, the other Frontier Brains begin to suspect Emerald as the culprit. They head to the Battle Pyramid to confront Emerald and find him after having defeated Brandon. When they ask him about what happened, Emerald reveals that he did not attack Noland and is actually after the Mythical Pokémon Jirachi. The Frontier Brains find Emerald's explanation suspicious, but decide to follow him into Artisan Cave, where Jirachi is currently located at. Upon arriving, everyone is attacked by a horde of wild Smeargle while Emerald continues inside to find Jirachi. After the Frontier Brains get past the Smeargle, they meet up with Emerald, who has managed to find Jirachi. Emerald attempts to capture Jirachi, but is attacked by Guile Hideout, the actual culprit who attacked Noland. When Jirachi runs off, Emerald attempts to pursue it, only to be attacked by the rental Pokémon Guile had stolen. Lucy, Brandon, Spenser, and Tucker all try to attack Guile to avenge Noland, but are easily defeated. Eventually, Jirachi escapes, forcing Guile to leave to continue his pursuit of it. Injured from the battle, everyone decides to return to the Battle Frontier. When they meet up with Scott again, he reveals that he was aware of Guile and Emerald's true mission the entire time. Scott states that he withheld the information from the Frontier Brains to help them get stronger as they still would have lost even if they had known of Guile beforehand.
The next day, Lucy assists the other Frontier Brains in ushering people to the Battle Dome. During the tournament, Guile appears and manages to capture Jirachi. Guile uses the rental Pokémon to the attack innocent bystanders and heads to the Battle Tower to make his wish. Once he arrives at the Battle Tower, Guile uses Jirachi to wish for a gigantic Kyogre made of seawater to flood the entire Battle Frontier. Lucy and the other Frontier Brains work together to get civilians to safety and fight off Guile's rental Pokémon while Emerald and the other Pokédex holders fight Guile. Eventually Emerald and the Pokédex holders manage to defeat Guile and destroy the gigantic Kyogre monster. The day after, an injured Lucy and the other Frontier Brains congratulate Emerald for the hard work he put into saving everyone.
Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire arc
Lucy and the other Hoenn Frontier Brains battle and defeat the Admins of Neo Team Magma and Neo Team Aqua, who had interfered in the launch of a rocket that was made to stop the meteoroid threatening to destroy the world. Later, Lucy and the other Hoenn Frontier Brains are called to Sootopolis City to assist in stopping the meteoroid.
Pokémon
The following is the listing for Lucy's Pokémon in the Pokémon Adventures manga:
- Main article: Lucy's Seviper
Seviper is Lucy's first known Pokémon. She was used to battle a Swalot and Electrode in the opening ceremony of the Battle Frontier. By exploiting her Shed Skin, Seviper ended the battle in a victory. In Emerald's Battle Pike challenge, Seviper was the first Pokémon sent out to battle before being switched. Eventually, she was the last of Lucy's team to be defeated, giving Emerald the victory. At the Artisan Cave, she was used to battle Guile, only for her attacks to be easily countered. In the Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire chapter, she was seen helping Lucy fight the Admins of Neo Team Magma and Neo Team Aqua.
| Debut | Moving Past Milotic |
|---|
Milotic is Lucy's second known Pokémon. She was the third Pokémon Lucy used in her battle against Emerald. She fought Emerald's Starmie, but was quickly defeated by a Thunderbolt before Starmie fainted from its status ailment. Later, she was used to take Lucy to the Artisan Cave. During the Battle Dome tournament, she helped usher in visitors to their seats.
Milotic's known moves are Mirror Coat, Recover*, Ice Beam*, and Surf*, and her Ability is Marvel Scale.
| Debut | Moving Past Milotic |
|---|
Shuckle is Lucy's third known Pokémon. She was the second Pokémon Lucy used in her battle against Emerald. She was used against Emerald's Starmie and managed to poison it with Toxic but was quickly defeated by its powerful Surf.
Shuckle's known moves are Protect, Toxic, Sandstorm*, and Rock Slide*, and her Ability is Sturdy.
Pokémon Battle Frontier
Lucy's only appearance was in The Predestined Battle!, where she was Enta's next challenger after he defeated Spenser.
Lucy watched from the shadows when Enta battled Spenser. After the battle, Enta's Zangoose popped out of its Poké Ball, agitated. This gave Lucy a chance to show herself. She had a talk with Enta regarding his strength while her Seviper's presence made Zangoose even angrier. Lucy gets upset at Enta when he calls her middle aged and heads over to the Battle Pike. This makes Enta decide to challenge the Battle Pike next.
After arriving, Enta is welcomed by Lucy and their challenge begins. Once again, Enta called her middle aged and she got upset from this comment. During the battle, when Seviper and Zangoose were up, she explained to Enta about the bitter rivalry between the two, making Enta realize Zangoose's feelings. With Zangoose feeling much calmer, Enta was able to defeat Lucy and win his sixth Frontier Symbol. After the battle, Lucy commented on his talent and congratulated him. She then told him that the final Frontier Brain was none other than Anabel. This made Enta excited for his battle with Anabel.
Pokémon
| Debut | The Predestined Battle! |
|---|
Shuckle was the first Pokémon Lucy used against Enta. It battled with Enta's Vulpix as the first opponent but the outcome between the two wasn't shown. It was defeated later on when both sides were down to one Pokémon.
None of Shuckle's moves are known.
- Lucy has access to a third Pokémon as the battle she had with Enta required three Pokémon.
Trivia
- Lucy's character design resembles her signature Pokémon, Seviper, with the two sharing a color scheme.
- Lucy's Shuckle that she uses in the Silver Symbol challenge has more than 510 EVs in total: 252 HP EVs, 106 Sp. Atk EVs, and 252 Sp. Def EVs. However, as this Shuckle doesn't know any damaging moves, those EVs in Sp. Atk go unused. It is possible that it was intended to have 6 Special Attack EVs instead.
- While Lucy doesn't appear in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, an NPC in the Battle Maison will mention that scouting for the Pike Queen has been completed for the upcoming Battle Frontier.
- In Pokémon the Series, Lucy is one of the few female characters who have fallen in love with Brock.
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | アザミ Azami | From 薊 azami (thistle) |
| English, Latin American Spanish | Lucy | From luck and possibly lucy (heraldic name of pike) |
| German | Lotte | From Los (lot, fate) |
| European Spanish | Fortunia | From fortuna (fortune, luck) |
| French | Charline | From chance (luck) |
| Italian | Fortunata | From fortuna (luck, fortune) and fortunata (fortunate, lucky) |
| Korean | 다슬 Daseul | From a corruption of thistle |
| 예미 Yemi[n 1] | From the Korean name of Anita who has the same name as Lucy in Japanese | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 小薊 Xiǎo Jì / Síu Gai | From 薊 / 蓟 jì / gai (thistle) |
| Chinese (mainland China) | 小蓟 Xiǎo Jì[n 1] | |
| Vietnamese | Azami | Transcription of her Japanese name |
Pike Queen
| Language | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | チューブクイーン Chūbu Kuīn | |
| Chinese | Cantonese | 水管皇后 Séuigún Wòhnghauh[n 2] 水管王后 Séuigún Wòhnghauh[n 1] |
| Mandarin | 水管皇后 Shuǐguǎn Huánghòu[n 2] 水管女王 Shuǐguǎn Nǚwáng[n 1] | |
| Finnish | Keihäskuningatar | |
| French | Reine Venin | |
| German | Pfipitistin | |
| Italian | Regina Serpe | |
| Korean | 튜브퀸 Tyubeu Kwin | |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Rainha do Pico | |
| Spanish | Latin America | Reina del Pico |
| Spain | Reina Sierpe | |
| Vietnamese | Nữ hoàng Đường ống | |
Notes
References
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