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[[File:Clayton.png|thumb|250px|Clayton and his Mr. Mime]]
[[File:Clayton.png|thumb|250px|Clayton and his Mr. Mime]]
'''Clayton''' (Japanese: '''キジュウロウ''' ''Kijūrō'') is a [[character of the day]] in ''[[DP159|Short and To the Punch!]]''.
'''Clayton''' (Japanese: '''キジュウロウ''' ''Kijūrō'') is a [[character of the day]] in ''[[DP159|Short and To the Punch!]]'' He is a [[Black Belt (Trainer class)|Pokémon martial artist]].


Clayton is a [[Black Belt (Trainer class)|Pokémon martial artist]]. After traveling through many regions to perfect their fist techniques, he and his {{p|Mr. Mime}} now live in an isolated area seeing as the area is suitable for their training. After seeing {{Ash}}'s {{AP|Buizel}}'s bravery, he asks it to a battle which his Mr. Mime easily wins. Afterward, he [[Move Tutor|teaches]] Ash and Buizel on how to increase the speed and power of their punches which in Buizel's case would lead to learning {{m|Ice Punch}}. After Ash and Buizel trains, Clayton is asked to another battle. This time, Buizel was able to defeat his Mr. Mime with the help of the activation of {{a|Swift Swim}} and its newly learned move.
==History==
After traveling through many regions to perfect their fist techniques, he and his {{p|Mr. Mime}} now live in an isolated area seeing as the area is suitable for their training. After seeing {{Ash}}'s {{AP|Buizel}}'s bravery, he asks it to a battle which his Mr. Mime easily wins. Afterward, he [[Move Tutor|teaches]] Ash and Buizel on how to increase the speed and power of their punches which in Buizel's case would lead to learning {{m|Ice Punch}}. After Ash and Buizel trains, Clayton is asked to another battle. This time, Buizel was able to defeat his Mr. Mime with the help of the activation of {{a|Swift Swim}} and its newly learned move.


Clayton has a strange quirk in which he runs his words together, such as "Pokéner" ('''Poké'''mon Trai'''ner'''), "battover" ('''batt'''le is '''over'''), "unbegood" ('''unbe'''lievably '''good'''), "nowo" ('''no wo'''rries) and "secplea" ('''sec'''onds, '''plea'''se). He even dubbed Ash and {{ashfr}} with abbreviated nicknames: Ash and his Pokémon as AshPika ('''Ash''' and '''Pika'''chu; Japanese: ''SatoPika'') and AshBui ('''Ash''' and '''Bui'''zel; Japanese: ''SatoBuoy''), Dawn and her Piplup as "DawnPip" ('''Dawn''' and '''Pip'''lup; Japanese: ''HikaPoca''), and Brock as "BroBree" ('''Bro'''ck the '''Bree'''der; Japanese: ''TakeBree'').
Clayton has a strange quirk in which he runs his words together, such as "Pokéner" ('''Poké'''mon Trai'''ner'''), "battover" ('''batt'''le is '''over'''), "unbegood" ('''unbe'''lievably '''good'''), "nowo" ('''no wo'''rries) and "secplea" ('''sec'''onds, '''plea'''se). He even dubbed Ash and {{ashfr}} with abbreviated nicknames: Ash and his Pokémon as AshPika ('''Ash''' and '''Pika'''chu; Japanese: ''SatoPika'') and AshBui ('''Ash''' and '''Bui'''zel; Japanese: ''SatoBuoy''), Dawn and her Piplup as "DawnPip" ('''Dawn''' and '''Pip'''lup; Japanese: ''HikaPoca''), and Brock as "BroBree" ('''Bro'''ck the '''Bree'''der; Japanese: ''TakeBree'').
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