List of names of Red (Pokémon games)
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This is a list of names of Red in Pokémon games.
Red as a player character[edit | edit source]
Red's name can be written by the player. Some names are suggested, depending on the game and language.
Also known as[edit | edit source]
- Champ in the making (said by the Gym guides)
- Hero (said in the intro text of FireRed and LeafGreen)
- Kid (said by Lt. Surge)
- Kiddo (said by Cue Ball Isaiah)
- Little mouse (said by Cue Ball Luke)
- Pokémon Kid (said by Fisherman Hank)
- Sweetie (said by Misty in Pokémon Yellow; also said by Beauty Lola)
Suggested names[edit | edit source]
Pokémon Red[edit | edit source]
- English: Red, Ash, and Jack
- Japanese: レッド Red, サトシ Satoshi, and ジャック Jack
- French: Red, Sacha, and Paul
- German: Rot, Ash, and Jack
- Italian: Rosso, Ash, and Gigi
- Spanish: Rojo, Ash, and Jaime
Pokémon Green[edit | edit source]
- Japanese: グリーン Green, シゲル Shigeru, and ジョン John
Pokémon Blue[edit | edit source]
- English: Blue, Gary, and John
- Japanese: ブルー Blue, ツネカズ Tsunekaz, and ジャン Jean
- French: Bleu, Regis, and Jean
- German: Blau, Gary, and John
- Italian: Blu, Gary, and Pippo
- Spanish: Azul, Gary, and Juan
Pokémon Yellow[edit | edit source]
- English: Yellow, Ash, and Jack
- Japanese: イエロー Yellow, サトシ Satoshi, and ジャック Jack
- French: Yellos, Sacha, and Paul
- German: Gelb, Ash, and Jack
- Italian: Giallo, Ash, and Gigi
- Spanish: Gualdo, Ash, and Jaime
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen[edit | edit source]
- English: Green, Red, Leaf, Fire, Gary, Kaz, Toru, Ash, Kene, Geki, Jak, Janne, Jonn, Kamon, Karl, Taylor, Oscar, Hiro, Max, Jon, Ralph, Kay, Tosh, and Roak
- Japanese: グリーン Green, レッド Red, リーフ Leaf, ファイア Fire, シゲル Shigeru, ツネカズ Tsunekaz, サトル Satoru, サトシ Satoshi, ケン Ken, シゲキ Shigeki, ジャック Jack, ジャン Jean, ジョン John, カモン Kamon, タカシ Takashi, テツオ Tetsuo, トオル Tōru, ヒロキ Hiroki, マサオ Masao, タカオ Takao, タケヒロ Takehiro, ケイ Kei, ヒトシ Hitoshi, ヒロアキ Hiroaki
- French: Green, Red, Leaf, Fire, Yan, Mael, Davy, Danny, Gurvan, Gontran, Polo, Zack, Mario, Loris, Max, Damien, Tom, Greg, Kamel, Franck, Ralph, Ayrton, Tosh, and Vince
- German: Grün, Rot, Blatt, Feuer, Gary, Hugo, Michael, Sven, Gerd, Hans, Jack, Jan, John, Daniel, Helge, Uli, Tobi, Udo, Bert, Jon, Ralf, Uwe, Chris, and Rolf
- Italian: Verde, Rosso, Green, Red, Gary, Damiano, Fabio, Ash, Dimitri, Attilio, Mattia, Silvano, Lucio, Kamon, Karl, Gabry, Oscar, Dino, Daniel, Manuele, Ralph, Ivano, Paolo, and Enzo
- Spanish: Verte, Joro, Jaho, Guefo, Bosco, Floren, Silvio, Furio, Llamín, Candel, Juno, Juan, Juanma, Álvaro, Ral, Marino, Toilo, Ner, Max, Morel, Rafa, Ver, Lerio, and Rodi
Japanese manuals[edit | edit source]
Red is referred to by the name of the current game in the Japanese manuals of the first-generation games.
- レッド Red (in the Japanese manual of Pokémon Red)
- グリーン Green (in the Japanese manual of Pokémon Green)
- ブルー Blue (in the Japanese manual of Pokémon Blue)
- イエロー Yellow (in the Japanese manual of Pokémon Yellow)
Internal game data[edit | edit source]
Some names are found in the internal game data, which are not displayed in normal gameplay.
- English: Ninten (Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow)
- Japanese: やまぐち Yamaguchi (Pokémon Red and Green), ゲーフリ Gafre (Pokémon Blue), and ゲーフリ1 Gafre1 (Pokémon Yellow)
Red as a non-player character[edit | edit source]
Red is a non-player character in several games from Pokémon Gold and Silver onwards, as well as Pokémon Stadium 2 and Pokémon Masters EX.
- English: Red
- Japanese: レッド Red
- French: Red
- German: Rot
- Italian: Rosso
- Korean: 레드 Red
- Spanish: Rojo
Super Smash Bros.[edit | edit source]
Red appears as the male version of the Pokémon Trainer in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Ultimate.
- English: Pokémon Trainer
- Japanese: ポケモントレーナー Pokémon Trainer
- French: Dresseur de Pokémon
- German: Pokémon Trainer
- Italian: Allenatore di Pokémon
- Spanish: Entrenador Pokémon