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− | In ''[[Pokémon Masters EX]]'', Looker and his Croagunk were made available as a playable Sync Pair that could be recruited at random through the game's Sync Pair Scout feature starting in August 2022, after having made several non-playable storyline appearances earlier that year. In the game's Main Story, he made appearances in the Villain Arc after [[Lear]] sent out a request for the International Police to help take care of villainous activity on the island. Looker was first featured in the chapter "Sinnoh: Dreaming in Darkness", where he helped in the effort against Team Galactic and employed some of his disguises again. He also made a minor appearance in the chapter "Johto: Team Rocket Returns", where he helped to assemble trainers to stand against Giovanni, before playing a role in "Hoenn: Delta of Land, Sea and Sky", in which he investigated the cause behind [[Groudon]] and [[Kyogre]]'s rampage and discovered that [[Team Rocket]] were the true culprits. During the Unova chapter, Looker explained to | + | In ''[[Pokémon Masters EX]]'', Looker and his Croagunk were made available as a playable Sync Pair that could be recruited at random through the game's Sync Pair Scout feature starting in August 2022, after having made several non-playable storyline appearances earlier that year. In the game's Main Story, he made appearances in the Villain Arc after [[Lear]] sent out a request for the International Police to help take care of villainous activity on the island. Looker was first featured in the chapter "Sinnoh: Dreaming in Darkness", where he helped in the effort against Team Galactic and employed some of his disguises again. He also made a minor appearance in the chapter "Johto: Team Rocket Returns", where he helped to assemble trainers to stand against Giovanni, before playing a role in "Hoenn: Delta of Land, Sea and Sky", in which he investigated the cause behind [[Groudon]] and [[Kyogre]]'s rampage and discovered that [[Team Rocket]] were the true culprits. During the Unova chapter, Looker explained to Paulo that not all members of [[Team Plasma]] were able and that some were able to truly reform. He later had his own storyline in the Kalos arc, in which rogue members of Team Flare were causing trouble on Pasio, and Malva threatened Looker into helping to round up Team Flare's traitors. He enlisted the help of [[Diantha]] for this, but there was a complication as Emma had arrived on the island and wanted to help, despite Looker wanting to keep her away from danger. Diantha ultimately convinced him to let Emma and [[Paulo]] help them. Together, they took on members of Team Rocket, who were the true culprits who had infiltrated Team Flare. Emma was endangered during the battle, but Anabel arrived just in time to save her. Team Rocket's admins ultimately escaped, while Looker and Diantha were left feeling concerned about the [[Volcanion|powerful Pokémon]] in Lysandre's possession. |
− | + | Looker also appeared at the end of the Story Event "Verdant Guardian", where he was searching for a trainer who had been injured in that event. | |
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*His Japanese name is "Hansom", a play on "Handsome", and "Looker" is his American name due to being synonymous. As for his past codename, in Japan it is No. 836 due to the numbers being pronounced the same as 'Hansom'; similarly, his English codename of 100kr is chosen because the letters resemble the spelling of Looker's name in a manner similar to leet speak. | *His Japanese name is "Hansom", a play on "Handsome", and "Looker" is his American name due to being synonymous. As for his past codename, in Japan it is No. 836 due to the numbers being pronounced the same as 'Hansom'; similarly, his English codename of 100kr is chosen because the letters resemble the spelling of Looker's name in a manner similar to leet speak. | ||
* In ''X''/''Y'', he is shown to understand Japanese, though not as fluently as he claims; he believes that a woman is asking for tea when she is actually trying to report a Pokémon theft. The languages are swapped in the Japanese version, in which English is shown as the foreign language that Looker struggles with. | * In ''X''/''Y'', he is shown to understand Japanese, though not as fluently as he claims; he believes that a woman is asking for tea when she is actually trying to report a Pokémon theft. The languages are swapped in the Japanese version, in which English is shown as the foreign language that Looker struggles with. | ||
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