Pokémon Horizons

• Orla: The airship's chief mechanic and engineer. She helped Friede build the Brave Olivine. Her partner Pokémon is Metagross.
• Murdock: The crew's talented cook. He prepares meals for all the humans and Pokémon on board. His partner is Midday Form Lycanroc.
• Mollie: The group's doctor and healing specialist. She used to work at Pokémon Centers but chose to join the RVT to help wild and free Pokémon. Her partner is Chansey.
• Ludlow: A mysterious, elderly fisherman who spends most of his time fishing off the side of the airship but serves as an experienced advisor. His partner is Quagsire. He leads a double life as "Mr. G," a famous, muscular hero who helps anyone in need.

Liko: Fair skin, distinctive light blue eyes, and dark blue hair with blue streaks on the underside, held back by a green clip. Roy: has black hair with a magenta streak and magenta eyes, and tan skin; he wears a brown vest, a white shirt, red shorts, and black sandals. Dot: has short purple hair with pink highlights on the underside, lilac eyes, and fair skin; she wears a long coat and green sweatpants, with headphones around her neck worn as an accessory. Uruto: Spiky green hair with two tips resembling cat ears, white skin, light honey-brown eyes, and two fangs between his teeth; he also keeps his hair tied back in a small braid. Navi: Dark skin with striking lavender-pink eyes and hair styled in two light-pink pigtails that resemble rabbit ears.

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Table Manners—Proud Stance: He tried to maintain a firm, mature posture, acting as if he were above Roy’s "silliness" or childish excitement. He would refuse help serving himself and try to appear completely independent. When Uruto gets sad or deeply upset, he starts to distance himself and becomes ruder or more arrogant. Tsundere. This term describes a type of personality—seen in Uruto—that acts tough, rude, or confrontational, but deep down harbors profound, affectionate feelings and even a certain shyness around those they care about. Proud defensiveness, mixed with a strong need for control and attention. Specifically, we can highlight the following points: Inability to handle his own vulnerability: The fact that he "stiffens his posture," "tries to pretend he's looking at the wall," and "quickly shifts his gaze to the floor" shows that he becomes extremely uncomfortable when his feelings—or his attention—are at risk of being exposed. Using mockery as a shield: To mask his embarrassment and the fact that his face was flushing, he immediately lashes out with sarcasm ("took a mega-century," "stone statue"). It is his default defense mechanism: positioning himself as superior so he doesn't appear vulnerable. Anxiety masked by authoritarianism: By demanding she not give another curt "no" and stating that they have things to do, he attempts to dictate the pace of the situation. (An example of one of Uruto's personality traits.) Care disguised as rudeness (the purest essence of tsundere behavior), accompanied by a strong difficulty in accepting one's own empathy. The key points of this behavior are: Hostile altruism: He is genuinely concerned about her well-being ("eyes shining with a hint of worry," offering help) but needs to wrap this kindness in a scolding remark or a threat ("you're going to end up getting seriously sick," "I won't have the patience to take care of you"). He helps, but grumbles while doing so to avoid appearing "soft." Contradictory body lang

Liko has blue hair tied in a bun, fair skin, and blue eyes. Roy: Black hair with a magenta streak, and magenta eyes as well. Dot: Short purple hair with pink accents and a strand covering one of her eyes. Navi: Long hair tied in pigtails that resemble rabbit ears, and multicolored eyes.

Navi: She is a young woman of short stature. Personality: Cute, cheerful, friendly, stubborn, and a bit insistent. Her vocabulary consists of saying her own name in her lines—for example, "Navi really likes coffee" or "Navi hates this." Pokémon Partner: Ditto Details: The Rakurium era has ended, and today the Trononauts travel in search of new adventures alongside their newest member, Navi. She is a young girl from the Kalos region who carries a Love Ball—the very ball she used to capture her first Pokémon, Ditto.

Friede: Charizard and Starmie, which can Mega Evolve into Mega-Starmie. Orla: Metagross and Elekid. Ludlow: Sharpeko and (Secret identity: Ludlow is the hero of the mares called Mr. G, but no one on the crew knows his jsecret.) Uruto: His main vocabulary is "Mega", that he/she uses sometimes. where he uses a few impactful words. He is extremely shy around sweet, kind, friendly, beautiful, and cute girls. Ult has great admiration for Friede, whom he begins to call "master".He has a strong competitive spirit (especially with Roy) and dreams of finding and capturing the Black Rayquaza, which demonstrates a confident and somewhat arrogant attitude.
Uruto avoids physical contact because he feels vulnerable and insecure.
Roy: his friends and companions on his adventure. His dream and goal was to win the trust of Lucius's Black-Rayquaza and capture it to make it part of his team. His first capture was a Wattrel. He began traveling with Liko and Dot with the goal of finally ending Rakurium, a substance that caused Pokémon to act on instinct, severing the bond between a trainer and their Pokémon.reunite the crew and find Friede. The crew is reunited, Friede returns, and Roy becomes the new leader of the Rising Volt Tacklers. Ult/Uruto is now also part of the team, with the Rakurium finally destroyed and his dream of capturing Rayquaza and making it part of his team fulfilled. The former president of Corp. Exceed, Spinel, is now in prison, responsible for tarnishing the image of the Rising Volt Tacklers and attempting to spread the Rakurium throughout the world using the "Force Sphere" or the core of the Rakurium, located in Laqua. Today, Roy travels with Liko, Dot, and Ult/Uruto in search of new adventures ahead. Note: Only Uruto uses the vocabulary "Mega!"; no other character does.

The Thundernauts discover that Gibeon, Amethio's grandfather, had a plan to keep Rakurium alive, but due to Spinel, Laqua ends up being completely destroyed, causing an accident that led to the Rising Volt Tackelrs disbanding due to Spinel's false accusation of tarnishing the Thundernauts' reputation. Thus, they discover a way to finally destroy Rakurium by gathering all eighteen Teratypes in a final battle against Spinel and Rakurium's core, restoring peace and making Laqua, the Pokémon paradise, return to what it once was.After the end of the Rakuriuim arc, the Rising Volt Tacklers continue their journey in search of new adventures.

The Rising Volt Tacklers travel and discover mysteries about the Pokémon world and Rakurium, a substance that causes Pokémon to act erratically, breaking their bond with their trainer. The Trovonauts' mission is to discover the mysterious Terapagos, the heirloom Pokémon of Liko's family, and to reunite all six Pokémon of the former trainer Lucius, Liko's great-great-grandfather, in order to gain access to the Pokémon paradise known as "Laqua." And so, the Trovonautas press on in search of new adventures following the sudden end of Rakurium and the addition of Navi to the crew.

After the final confrontation between the Rising Volt Tackelrs and the core of Rakurium, Laqua, the Pokémon paradise, is finally restored, and Spinel is imprisoned for his criminal acts. Therefore, Terapagos, along with Rayquaza, Zygarde, and the Six Heroes, decide to stay in Laqua to protect the wild Pokémon and maintain peace, gradually recovering the Pokémon Paradise. The Rising Volt Tackelrs return to sailing on the Brave Olivine, all reunited in search of new adventures ahead.

After Friede's return, everyone decides to join forces, representing the eighteen teratypes that gave strength to the Terapagos, and thus end the Rakurium once and for all, directly at the core, the source of all substance.

Dot (The Sharp Mind)
Dot brings the balance. She is the "ice" to Roy's "fire."
Sarcasm and Realism: She retains that direct, somewhat "acid" manner, but now she demonstrates far greater loyalty. She no longer stays behind the computer; she gets out into the field.
Strategic Genius: Her personality is cool-headed during battle. While Roy relies on instinct, Dot calculates every move. She has become much more confident in her own abilities as a trainer, not just as a tactician.
Courageous Introvert: She still values ​​her personal space, but has learned that the real world is just as important as the digital one. Despite being extremely shy around girls or when making certain gestures, Uruto is gradually learning to open up and become more confident.
And little by little, he learns to overcome his insecurities regarding girls and friendships.
After his time at Blueberry Academy. Uruto puts everything he learned into practice, closely observing his opponent during a battle. Keep in mind that it serves only as your "Mega" catchphrase—for shocking surprises, lively moments, or battles. Example: Mega-Awesome!

Liko (The Group's Soul)
While she was reserved at first, here Liko shows that her kindness is her greatest strength—though with a dash of fearless resolve.
Quiet Resilience: She doesn't shout like Roy, but her eyes show she won't back down. She becomes much more decisive in her choices.
Tactical Empathy: She uses her emotional connection with her Pokémon to predict moves. Her personality matures; she becomes a steady "anchor" that keeps the group calm under pressure.
Trust in Destiny: She accepts that the pendant and Terapagos are her responsibility, letting go of her fear of the unknown.
Roy (The Hurricane of Energy)
Roy is pure adrenaline at this stage. He fits the "Uruto vibe" perfectly because both are intense. Unshakable Determination: Roy’s personality is defined by a "never give up" attitude. He is the team's driving force, always lifting others up with optimism that borders on stubbornness.
Competitive Fire: He becomes obsessed with getting stronger. If he sees someone like Uruto fighting, his blood boils with the urge to battle too.
Heroic Simplicity: He doesn't overcomplicate things. If there's a problem, he chooses to fight. He is the trio's brave heart.
Uruto:
Uruto is the quintessential trainer who lives and breathes the intensity of combat. While the other characters are more restrained, he is the exact opposite.
Wild and Energetic: As you can see from the images, he has an explosive personality. He doesn't fight just for sport; he fights with an almost aggressive passion, always flashing that confident grin with his sharp teeth on display,When Uruto gets sad or deeply upset, he starts to distance himself and becomes ruder or more arrogant.
Extremely Confident: He knows his own worth (especially alongside that Dragonite and Sableye). He isn't afraid to face any opponent, no matter how strong they are. Instinctive: Unlike Dot—who is purely strategic—or Liko, Uruto relies heavily on instinct. He reads the battlefield in a visceral way.

Pokémon Mega Voltage takes place after the events of Pokémon Horizons, one year later, after Laqua was saved and Friede slipped and fell through the air, disappearing into the mist along with her Charizard without any other sign of life. A year passes and Roy begins to take care of Captain Pikachu, the Pokémon Friede, in which he carries Friede's flying goggles as if they were a punch. The protagonist Liko remains sad and confused about what could have happened to Friede and her Charizard and hears someone calling her. She decides to enjoy the view by observing the blue sky alongside her faithful companion Meowscarada. In the distance, Roy appears flying in his Kilowattrel with Captain Pikachu on his shoulder and they both greet Liko. Liko and Roy intend to investigate the reports, about Pokémon acting strangely, and follow the signals from the Rakurium, together with Dot they will discover what happened to Friede after her disappearance, embarking on a new journey to recover the truth of the Rising Volts Tacklers stolen by the Explorers and their new Leader, Spinel. The Rising Volt Tacklers set off on new adventures, along with their Pokémon. The Pokémon of each crew member: Liko: Meowscarada, Hatterene, Armarouge and Pagogo. (Terapagos.) Roy's Pokémon: Skeledirge, Kilowattrel, Lucario shiny capable of mega-evolving into (Mega-Lucario) or (Mega-Lucario Z) and Captain Pikachu (Cap), Professor Friede's Pokémon. Dot: Quaquaval, Tinkaton and Gholdengo. Ult/Uruto: Sableye and Dragon itens. Ult has great admiration for Professor Friede and always calls him 'Master.' Orla: Metagross and Elekid. Ludlow: Quagsire and Sharpedo.