A girl whose brother was bullied to death. She tried to revenge his death by using Shigofumis to frighten his bullies but the Fumika that isn't a Shigofumi deliverer stopped her by explaining that it won't make her feel any better. In the end she and that Fumika became friends.
Anime: Her first appearance was in Air Time. She was at the Goldenrod Radio Tower. Ash appeared on her show to talk about his Pokémon and his aspirations. She also appeared in Will the Real Oak Please Stand Up?. She and Professor Oak were going to do a live show in Maroon Town. Team Rocket got wind of this and disguised themselves as the professor and Mary. With the help of Nurse Joy, a quiz show determined who was the real Oak and Mary. Mary also appeared in Oaknapped! Professor Oak disappeared before taping a segment for her show, so she asked Officer Jenny, Ritchie and Tracey to help her find him. They eventually learned that he had been kidnapped by Butch and Cassidy. Manga: In the Pokémon Adventures manga, Mary is the Radio DJ and a famous singer. She is a celebrity and a close friend of Whitney, from whom she received a Smeargle. Gold is a huge fan of hers.
The Dummy appears in the second part of the Sailor Moon SuperS Special, "Haruka Michiru Futatabi! Bourei Ningyougeki" ("Haruka and Michiru Return! Ghostly Puppet Show"). A ventriloquist and his dummy are first seen in a darkened room. The Dummy says that he is hungry, but the ventriloquist tells him that he must have better manners because they will soon be performing, although he, too, has been hungry for the past few hundred years. The Dummy assures the Ventriloquist that they will soon have a large feast. Next, they are shown performing at a beautiful restaurant at a hotel They tell a story about the bottle that the Dummy holds in his hands. Long ago, everyone was afraid to open the bottle because it was rumored to contain the true feelings of everyone in the city. However, in order to destroy an evil sorceress, the bottle needed to be broken. Because everyone was afraid to break the bottle, they all fell under the sorceress's spell. While everyone in the room is laughing at the story being told, Michiru leaves and the Ventriloquist spots her. Back in her room, Michiru tells Haruka, who is ill, that she feels an evil presence. Later, the Ventriloquist an the Dummy sit in the restaurant, where all of the people in attendance have had their energy drained. The Ventriloquist tells the Dummy that the people of the restaurant are the feast he spoke of earlier. The nurse who attended Haruka earlier walks into the room, and is quickly possessed by evil. The evil nurse attacks Michiru, but is defeated. Michiru rushes to her room to find that Haruka's energy is being devoured by the Dummy. Before she has the opportunity to fight the Ventriloquist, he tells her that he cannot be touched because the bottle that the Dummy carries is the Spirit Sealing Bottle. If it is broken, all of the shadows in the world will attack their owners. She says that there is no proof of this, but he counters that there is also no proof that he is lying. Neptune attacks with "Deep Submerge," knocking the Dummy from the Ventriloquist's arms, breaking the bottle, and freeing Haruka. Haruka transforms into Sailor Uranus and prepares to attack, but Neptune tells her that it is really the Dummy who is in control - the puppet master is actually the puppet. Uranus uses "World Shaking" to destroy the Dummy, which releases the Ventriloquist and the nurse from its possession, and returns the energy of the drained restaurant patrons. http://www.soul-hunter.com/sailormoon/profiles/villains/dummy.php
Hue is a young boy from Hiougi City. He is also Kyouhei's childhood friend, and alongside him received their very first Pokémon. Hue is described as feeling passionately for Pokémon battles and Pokémon strength. He is also a doting older brother to his little sister. He seems to have a strong grudge against the new Team Plasma.
Ishizaki Ryo is Tsubasa Ozora´s best friend since the story's very beginning. He lives in the city of Nankatsu, Shizuoka and is introduced as the captain of the until then very unsucessful Nankatsu elementary soccer team. Though Ishizaki's soccer techniques are far from Tsubasa's level, his strong will and relentless personality has won himself a position in the national team. A demonstration of this is shown during World Youth Cup Finals when Ishizaki was knocked out-cold by blocking an extremely powerful shot at point blank range with his speciality, the face block defense.
Lt. Surge is the Gym Leader of Vermilion City's Gym, known officially as the Vermilion Gym. He hands out the Thunder Badge to Trainers who defeat him. He specializes in Electric-type Pokémon. Lt. Surge is an extremely large and muscular man, and seems to be the show's tallest human character. He is arrogant, loud, and crude, and refers to all trainers as "babies" until they manage to defeat him. Lt. Surge generally looks down on unevolved Pokémon, preferring to evolve them as soon as possible. His Raichu shares many of his personality traits, also appearing to be rather tough. Lt. Surge's fatal weakness was that he evolved his Pokémon too quickly without taking the time to teach them the proper attacks. Even though he managed to defeat Ash and his Pikachu once with pure power, Pikachu was able to use speed-altering moves like Agility to get the best of Raichu.
Deoxys is a species of Pokémon from Nintendo's and Game Freak's Pokémon media franchise. The result of an extraterrestrial virus's exposure to a laser beam, Deoxys frequently appears around auroras. It is recognized as a Legendary Pokémon of the third generation. It exists in four forms: Attack, Defense, Speed, and Normal, which differ by base stat values, effort value yield, and appearance. Deoxys first appeared in the 2004 video games Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, accessible via a Nintendo promotional event. It has since appeared in several video games and the Pokémon anime series. The character has also been featured in official merchandise and a collaboration with NASA, and has received positive remarks from critics. Its name is contracted from the term deoxyribonucleic acid, the long-form name of DNA. The character is associated with auroras, and frequently appears with them. Deoxys emerged from an extraterrestrial virus after exposure to a laser beam. It has a crystalline organ on its chest which is considered to serve as its brain and can also eject lasers. Overall, it has an agile body configured for speed. Deoxys is unique among Pokémon for its ability to change freely between forms, of which it has four: Attack, Defense, Speed, and Normal. These forms differ by base stat values, effort value yield, and appearance. In the Game Boy Advance games, Deoxys's Forme depended on the game version it was in. Meanwhile, Deoxys's form is changed in later games by having it in the player's party and: touching certain meteorites in Veilstone City in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum; interacting with meteorites on Route 3 in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver; or inspecting the meteorite in the Nacrene City museum in Pokémon Black and White.