N Harmonia (EntityTopic, 14)
From Compile Worlds
(Created page with '<blockquote>''This article is about the insanely appealing Pokémon 5 character. If you were looking for that equally lovable Death Note character, see N (Death Note)...') |
KasaneTeto (Talk | contribs) (→Role in the games) |
||
| Line 12: | Line 12: | ||
== Role in the games == | == Role in the games == | ||
| - | In the game, N is one of the most unique trainers [[you]]'ll ever fight. His team changes dynamically; each time you face him, he uses a different team (Although a predominant preference for [[Dark]] and [[Steel]] types is noticeable). He is also the only rival and villain you'll battle that has an [[Zoroark|Event Pokémon]], | + | In the game, N is one of the most unique trainers [[you]]'ll ever fight. His team changes dynamically; each time you face him, he uses a different team (Although a predominant preference for [[Dark]] and [[Steel]] types is noticeable). He is also the only rival and villain you'll battle that has an [[Zoroark|Event Pokémon]], a Legendary Pokémon, AND an [[Bivanilla|All-American Pokémon]] all on the same team. N also finally catches up with {{#linkfarm|[[Bowser]]|[[Ganondorf]]|[[King Dedede]]|[[Corderia]]|other classic Nintendo villains}} and [[N's Castle|his castle]] to serve as his home base, complete with an evil [[pipe organ]] theme and his creepy [[N's Toy Room|toy room]]. |
| - | Before the gameplay even begins, N is seen being crowned the leader of [[Team Plasma]] by [[Geechisu]] in the opening anime. N is met early on in the plot line, and is one of the first trainers you fight. Later on, he appears numerous times, slowly revealing personal details about himself and his connection with the beloved fighting Pocket Monsters. Eventually, in [[Raimon City]], N invites you to ride his favorite attraction, the Ferris Wheel, to come to a better understanding with you. He reveals that he is the "king" of Team Plasma, and that he and Geechisu had been in cahoots the whole time. After that, N appears to revive an ancient Pokémon, [[Reshiram]] or [[Zekrom]], depending on your version. And then he proceeds to kick the ass of the [[Pokémon League]], becoming the champion. N then summons his castle and attaches it to the Pokémon League building, forcing you to give chase (because apparently [[Adeku]] said so). Finally, after capturing the other mascot, N battles you in a climatic [[epic battle]] in his throne room. Afterwords, N is about to repent and reflect upon himself when Geechisu appears. Geechisu reveals that he is N's father, and that he thinks N is a [[leopard failure]]. Consequently, he also reveals his evil plan to trick N into stealing everyone's Pokémons so he could rule the world in his [[hissy fit]]. This gets Geechisu arrested, and N says his final good byes, disappearing forever. [[Write off|We then cry after losing the best villain ever into the obscurity of a plot ending]]. | + | Before the gameplay even begins, N is seen being crowned the leader of [[Team Plasma]] by [[Geechisu]] in the opening anime. N is met early on in the plot line, and is one of the first trainers you fight. Later on, he appears numerous times, slowly revealing personal details about himself and his connection with the beloved fighting Pocket Monsters. Eventually, in [[Raimon City]], N invites you to ride his favorite attraction, the Ferris Wheel, to come to a better understanding with you. He reveals that he is the "king" of Team Plasma, and that he and Geechisu had been in cahoots the whole time. After that, N appears to revive an ancient Pokémon, [[Reshiram]] or [[Zekrom]], depending on your version. And then he proceeds to kick the ass of the [[Pokémon League]], becoming the champion. N then summons his castle and attaches it to the Pokémon League building, forcing you to give chase (because apparently [[Adeku]] said so). Finally, after capturing the other mascot, N battles you in a climatic [[epic battle]] in his throne room. Afterwords, N is about to repent and reflect upon himself when Geechisu appears. Geechisu reveals that he is N's father, and that he thinks N is a [[leopard failure]]. Consequently, he also reveals his evil plan to trick N into stealing everyone's Pokémons so he could rule the world in his [[hissy fit]]. This gets Geechisu arrested, and N says his final good byes, disappearing forever. [[Write off|We then cry after losing the best villain ever into the obscurity of a plot ending]]... [[Or is it?|or maybe we shouldn't]], given how [[Looker|a certain "good-looking" detective]] mentioned seeing an N-ish person. Only [[Nintendo]] and [[Game Freak]] shall know. |
[[Category:Pokémon characters]] | [[Category:Pokémon characters]] | ||
[[Category:Villains]] | [[Category:Villains]] | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 4 January 2011
This article is about the insanely appealing Pokémon 5 character. If you were looking for that equally lovable Death Note character, see N (Death Note)
OMG THERE ARE SPOILERS IN THIS PAGE! Read with caution!
N, simply put, is the most amazing Pokémon character conceived since Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal. He is the pseudo antagonist and one of three rivals in Pokémon Black and White. He is notable for taking up many NPC roles at once, using a Legendary Pokémon, and for having a level 1 Menger Sponge (NOT a Rubik's Cube) hanging off of his pants.
Personality
- Quote: N
I love Ferris Wheels you know. The circular motion... the dynamics... a beautiful combination of formulas...
N is a calm and understanding individual, open to hear your non-existent speech throughout the game. Being raised alongside Pokémon from a very young age, he can understand them and even gauge their relationships with their trainers. That aside, N does not believe that Pokémon should be used as tools for battle. Ironically, he becomes a trainer in order to separate Pokémon from Humans in the first place. N also seems to have a certain interest in mathematics given his Menger Sponge, name, and even his reasons for loving Ferris Wheels. He is naive, whimsical, and earnest; he is unaware of the plot his sages and grunts are carrying out against him until it is revealed to his face.
Role in the games
In the game, N is one of the most unique trainers you'll ever fight. His team changes dynamically; each time you face him, he uses a different team (Although a predominant preference for Dark and Steel types is noticeable). He is also the only rival and villain you'll battle that has an Event Pokémon, a Legendary Pokémon, AND an All-American Pokémon all on the same team. N also finally catches up with {{#linkfarm|Bowser|Ganondorf|King Dedede|Corderia|other classic Nintendo villains}} and his castle to serve as his home base, complete with an evil pipe organ theme and his creepy toy room.
Before the gameplay even begins, N is seen being crowned the leader of Team Plasma by Geechisu in the opening anime. N is met early on in the plot line, and is one of the first trainers you fight. Later on, he appears numerous times, slowly revealing personal details about himself and his connection with the beloved fighting Pocket Monsters. Eventually, in Raimon City, N invites you to ride his favorite attraction, the Ferris Wheel, to come to a better understanding with you. He reveals that he is the "king" of Team Plasma, and that he and Geechisu had been in cahoots the whole time. After that, N appears to revive an ancient Pokémon, Reshiram or Zekrom, depending on your version. And then he proceeds to kick the ass of the Pokémon League, becoming the champion. N then summons his castle and attaches it to the Pokémon League building, forcing you to give chase (because apparently Adeku said so). Finally, after capturing the other mascot, N battles you in a climatic epic battle in his throne room. Afterwords, N is about to repent and reflect upon himself when Geechisu appears. Geechisu reveals that he is N's father, and that he thinks N is a leopard failure. Consequently, he also reveals his evil plan to trick N into stealing everyone's Pokémons so he could rule the world in his hissy fit. This gets Geechisu arrested, and N says his final good byes, disappearing forever. We then cry after losing the best villain ever into the obscurity of a plot ending... or maybe we shouldn't, given how a certain "good-looking" detective mentioned seeing an N-ish person. Only Nintendo and Game Freak shall know.
