Changes: Trace (character)

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Trace is the rival of the player character in Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee. He is analogous to Blue.

Appearances

Trace wears a dark grey, short-sleeved jumper shirt with a black front neck drop, green leggings with black details, black socks, red and black and white sneakers with white laces, and a white and red backpack.

Personality

Trace is a very cheerful person with a lot of enthusiasm. He is shown to have a lot of respect to trainers, even if he loses. Just like the previous rivals, he is also a friendly rival.

Biography

Games

Let's Go, Pikachu and Let's Go, Eevee

In Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, Trace is a good-heart, brave young boy from Pallet Town. Like the player, his adventure begins one day when Professor Oak calls the two to his lab for a Starter Pokémon. His starter is a normal Eevee/Pikachu that eventually evolves into the Electric-type Jolteon/Raichu. Trace travels through the Kanto region, defeating Gym Leaders while assisting the player with advice and items.

In Lavender Town, Trace learns about the evil deeds of Team Rocket, and meets the son of a Marowak that died protecting it. After Cubone calms his mother's spirit near the top of Pokémon Tower, Trace takes him back to Lavender Town, where he adopts him into his party, and swears to help him avenge its mother. Trace, Cubone, and the rest of Trace's party help the player fight Team Rocket at Silph Co., fighting Archer in a Multi Battle and later holding off Team Rocket's Admin while the player confronts Giovanni. Eventually, Trace becomes the Champion at Indigo Plateau, though he soon loses his title to the player. Later, he keeps re-matching the player at the Pokémon League in an attempt to reclaim his title.

Sprites

Pokémon

Pallet Town

Eevee
Lv. 6	-

Item: None
-		-	-	-	-	-
-		-	-	-	-	-
-		-	-	-	-	-
-		-	-	-	-	-

Pikachu
Lv. 6	-

Item: None
-		-	-	-	-	-
-		-	-	-	-	-
-		-	-	-	-	-
-		-	-	-	-	-

Route 22

Pidgey		Eevee
Lv. 3	-	Lv. 7	-

Item: None		Item: None
-		Tackle		-	-	-	-
-		Quick Attack		-	-	-	-
-		—		-	-	-	-
-		—		-	-	-	-

Pidgey		Pikachu
Lv. 3	-	Lv. 7	-

Item: None		Item: None
-		Thunder Shock		-	-	-	-
-		Quick Attack		-	-	-	-
-		—		-	-	-	-
-		—		-	-	-	-

Cerulean City

Pidgey		Oddish		Eevee
Lv. 12	-	Lv. 12	-	Lv. 13	-

Item: None		Item: None
-		Absorb		Quick Attack		-	-	-
-		Acid		Tail Whip		-	-	-
-		Poison Powder		Double Kick		-	-	-
-		—		—		-	-	-

Pidgey		Oddish		Pikachu
Lv. 12	-	Lv. 12	-	Lv. 13	-

Item: None		Item: None
-		Absorb		Thunder Shock		-	-	-
-		Acid		Double Team		-	-	-
-		Poison Powder		Quick Attack		-	-	-
-		—		—		-	-	-

S.S. Anne

Pidgeotto		Oddish		Eevee
Lv. 20	-	Lv. 20	-	Lv. 21	-

Item: None		Item: None
-		Razor Leaf		Double Kick		-	-	-
-		Acid		Quick Attack		-	-	-
-		Sleep Powder		Bite		-	-	-
-		—		—		-	-	-

Pidgeotto		Oddish		Pikachu
Lv. 20	-	Lv. 20	-	Lv. 21	-

Item: None		Item: None
-		Razor Leaf		Thunder Shock		-	-	-
-		Acid		Quick Attack		-	-	-
-		Sleep Powder		Double Kick		-	-	-
-		—		—		-	-	-

Pokémon Tower

Pidgeotto		Gloom		Jolteon
Lv. 27	-	Lv. 27	-	Lv. 28	-

Item: None		Item: None
-		Razor Leaf		Thunder Shock		-	-	-
-		Sleep Powder		Quick Attack		-	-	-
-		Acid		Pin Missile		-	-	-
-		—		—		-	-	-

Pidgeotto		Gloom		Raichu
Lv. 27	-	Lv. 27	-	Lv. 28	-

Item: None		Item: None
-		Razor Leaf		Thunder Shock		-	-	-
-		Sleep Powder		Quick Attack		-	-	-
-		Acid		Thunder Punch		-	-	-
-		—		—		-	-	-

Silph Co.

Cubone		Pidgeotto		Gloom		Jolteon
Lv. 36	-	Lv. 36	-	Lv. 36	-	Lv. 37	-

Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None
-		Quick Attack		Razor Leaf		Thunder Shock		-	-
-		Air Slash		Toxic		Quick Attack		-	-
-		Sand Attack		Acid		Pin Missile		-	-
-		Roost		—		Double Kick		-	-

Cubone		Pidgeotto		Gloom		Raichu
Lv. 36	-	Lv. 36	-	Lv. 36	-	Lv. 37	-

Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None
-		Quick Attack		Razor Leaf		Thunder Shock		-	-
-		Air Slash		Toxic		Quick Attack		-	-
-		Sand Attack		Acid		Thunder Punch		-	-
-		Roost		—		Slam		-	-

Route 22 (second time)

Pidgeot		Vileplume		Marowak		Jolteon
Lv. 50	-	Lv. 50	-	Lv. 50	-	Lv. 51	-

Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None
-		Petal Dance		Focus Energy		Thunder		-	-
-		Toxic		Bonemerang		Quick Attack		-	-
-		Acid		Thrash		Pin Missile		-	-
-		—		Swords Dance		Double Kick		-	-

Pidgeot		Vileplume		Marowak		Raichu
Lv. 50	-	Lv. 50	-	Lv. 50	-	Lv. 51	-

Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None
-		Petal Dance		Focus Energy		Thunder		-	-
-		Toxic		Bonemerang		Quick Attack		-	-
-		Acid		Thrash		Thunder Punch		-	-
-		—		Swords Dance		Slam		-	-

Pokémon League

Pidgeot		Vileplume		Marowak		Rapidash		Slowbro		Jolteon
Lv. 56	-	Lv. 56	-	Lv. 56	-	Lv. 56	-	Lv. 56	-	Lv. 57	-

Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None
-		Solar Beam		Fire Punch		Flare Blitz		Psychic		Thunder
-		Reflect		Bonemerang		Quick Attack		Surf		Quick Attack
-		Sludge Bomb		Brick Break		Poison Jab		Light Screen		Pin Missile
-		—		—		—		—		—

Pidgeot		Vileplume		Marowak		Rapidash		Slowbro		Raichu
Lv. 56	-	Lv. 56	-	Lv. 56	-	Lv. 56	-	Lv. 56	-	Lv. 57	-

Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None
-		Solar Beam		Fire Punch		Flare Blitz		Psychic		Thunder
-		Reflect		Bonemerang		Quick Attack		Surf		Quick Attack
-		Sludge Bomb		Brick Break		Poison Jab		Light Screen		Iron Tail
-		—		—		—		—		—

Pokémon League (rematch)

Pidgeot		Vileplume		Marowak		Rapidash		Slowbro		Jolteon
Lv. 66	-	Lv. 66	-	Lv. 66	-	Lv. 66	-	Lv. 66	-	Lv. 67	-

Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None
-		Solar Beam		Brick Break		Flare Blitz		Psychic		Thunder
-		Reflect		Earthquake		Quick Attack		Surf		Quick Attack
-		Sludge Bomb		Fire Punch		Poison Jab		Blizzard		Pin Missile
-		Dazzling Gleam		Thunder Punch		Drill Run		Light Screen		Shadow Ball

Pidgeot		Vileplume		Marowak		Rapidash		Slowbro		Raichu
Lv. 66	-	Lv. 66	-	Lv. 66	-	Lv. 66	-	Lv. 66	-	Lv. 67	-

Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None		Item: None
-		Solar Beam		Brick Break		Flare Blitz		Psychic		Brick Break
-		Reflect		Earthquake		Quick Attack		Surf		Quick Attack
-		Sludge Bomb		Fire Punch		Poison Jab		Blizzard		Thunder
-		Dazzling Gleam		Thunder Punch		Drill Run		Light Screen		Iron Tail

Gallery

Template:NavKantoEliteFour

@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 |region = Kanto
 |hometown = [[Pallet Town]]
-|family = Unnamed sister
+|family = Unnamed older sister
-|class = [[Pokémon Trainer]]<br>[[Rival]]
+|class = [[Pokémon Trainer]]<br>[[Rival]]<br>[[Pokémon Champion|Champion]]
 |firstappear = [[Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee]]
-}}'''Trace''' is the rival of the player character in ''[[Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee]]''.
+}}'''Trace''' is the rival of the player character in ''[[Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee]]''. He is analogous to [[Blue (game)|Blue]].
 ==Appearances==
@@ Line 15: / Line 15: @@
 ==Personality==
-Trace is a very cheerful person with a lot of enthusiasm. He is shown to have a lot of respect to trainers, even if he loses.
+Trace is a very cheerful person with a lot of enthusiasm. He is shown to have a lot of respect to trainers, even if he loses. Just like the previous rivals, he is also a friendly rival.
 == Biography ==
@@ Line 21: / Line 21: @@
 === Games ===
-==== Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee ====
+==== Let's Go, Pikachu and Let's Go, Eevee ====
+In [[Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!|Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!]], Trace is a good-heart, brave young boy from [[Pallet Town]]. Like the player, his adventure begins one day when [[Professor Oak (game)|Professor Oak]] calls the two to his lab for a [[Starter Pokémon]]. His starter is a normal [[Eevee]]/[[Pikachu]] that eventually evolves into the Electric-type [[Jolteon]]/[[Raichu]]. Trace travels through the [[Kanto]] region, defeating [[Gym Leaders]] while assisting the player with advice and items.
+In [[Lavender Town]], Trace learns about the evil deeds of [[Team Rocket]], and meets the son of a Marowak that died protecting it. After [[Cubone]] calms his mother's spirit near the top of [[Pokémon Tower]], Trace takes him back to Lavender Town, where he adopts him into his party, and swears to help him avenge its mother. Trace, Cubone, and the rest of Trace's party help the player fight Team Rocket at [[Silph Co.]], fighting [[Archer]] in a Multi Battle and later holding off Team Rocket's Admin while the player confronts [[Giovanni]]. Eventually, Trace becomes the [[Champion]] at [[Indigo Plateau]], though he soon loses his title to the player. Later, he keeps re-matching the player at the [[Pokémon League]] in an attempt to reclaim his title.
 == Sprites ==
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 }}
 </tabber>
 ==Gallery==
 <gallery>
+Pokémon League Champion chamber (Let's Go).png|Trace's Champion chamber
-Trace in Game.jpg
+Trace in Game.jpg|Trace in game
-Trace Lets Go Pikachu Eevee-Concept Art.png|Concept art of Trace for Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee.
+Trace Lets Go Pikachu Eevee-Concept Art.png|Concept art of Trace for Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee
 </gallery>
+{{Rival}}
-{{Rival}}{{NavKantoEliteFour}}[[Category:Generation VII characters]]
+{{NavKantoEliteFour}}
+{{Pokémon Champions}}
+[[Category:Generation VII characters]]
 [[Category:Male characters]]
 [[Category:Characters from Kanto]]
 [[Category:Pokémon game characters]]
+[[Category:Trainers with Key Stones]]

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