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The video games Pokémon Fire Red and Pokémon Leaf Green add the option of a female character compared to the first versions, which did not have this option, said character being Green. Green, like Red, comes from Pallet Town, and obtains a Pokémon from Professor Oak. He is a rival of Azul, Professor Oak's grandson, and travels to reach the Pokémon League.

It should be noted that his first appearance as a playable character was intended for the first games, but due to the limitations of the cartridge, in the end he did not appear, leaving Rojo as the only main character. As a result of this, her manga counterpart Green/Verde and the girl trainer from the video game were created (her sprite from the first generation resembles Green in her conceptual design from the first games where she appears fighting against Red and Blue).

Green reappears in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! for the first time as a non-playable character in the saga. When the protagonist captures Mewtwo in the Celestial Cave, the rival Trace reports that there is a girl lurking in the area. When you return to the place where Mewtwo was, Verde will be in place looking for the legendary Pokémon. If the player interacts with it, it will get scared and think that the player is a Pokémon, so it will end up throwing a Poké Ball in the player's face. When the situation becomes clear, Verde asks the player if he is also looking for Mewtwo, but when he learns that the protagonist has already captured him, he becomes angry and challenges the player to a fight. After being defeated, she gives the player a Mewtwoite Realizing the futility of this, he admits defeat and runs away. After this she can be found daily for a fight next to the Ciudad Celeste bike shop.

Description

The video games Pokémon Fire Red and Pokémon Leaf Green add the option of a female character compared to the first versions, which did not have this option, said character being Green. Green, like Red, comes from Pallet Town, and obtains a Pokémon from Professor Oak. He is a rival of Azul, Professor Oak's grandson, and travels to reach the Pokémon League.

It should be noted that his first appearance as a playable character was intended for the first games, but due to the limitations of the cartridge, in the end he did not appear, leaving Rojo as the only main character. As a result of this, her manga counterpart Green/Verde and the girl trainer from the video game were created (her sprite from the first generation resembles Green in her conceptual design from the first games where she appears fighting against Red and Blue).

Green reappears in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! for the first time as a non-playable character in the saga. When the protagonist captures Mewtwo in the Celestial Cave, the rival Trace reports that there is a girl lurking in the area. When you return to the place where Mewtwo was, Verde will be in place looking for the legendary Pokémon. If the player interacts with it, it will get scared and think that the player is a Pokémon, so it will end up throwing a Poké Ball in the player's face. When the situation becomes clear, Verde asks the player if he is also looking for Mewtwo, but when he learns that the protagonist has already captured him, he becomes angry and challenges the player to a fight. After being defeated, she gives the player a Mewtwoite Realizing the futility of this, he admits defeat and runs away. After this she can be found daily for a fight next to the Ciudad Celeste bike shop.