Classic Red

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Red (Japanese: レッド Red) is a Trainer and Champion from the Kanto Region. He is considered to be a legacy in many regions as he singlehandedly defeated Team Rocket.

In the past
During his childhood, Red was a curious and cheerful little boy. Majority of the time, he would have a huge smile plastered on his face, often greeting every person and Pokémon he passed by. Once his Pokémon adventure started, he still maintained his curious and cheerful personality.

In the middle of his journey, Red's personality took a huge turn. He developed a new personality to where he took everything seriously. From fighting Team Rocket Grunts, to even winning Gym Badges, he had a dead serious look on his face. It was up to the point where he rarely smiled, let alone show any emotion whatsoever.

Present day
Ever since Red became the Champion and went to Mt. Silver to train, Red grew distant from everyone, including his own mother. Because of this, it is now hard for Red to open up to others. The only time he will talk to others if he is intrigued by the person or if he is forced into a conversation.

Whenever Red is praised for his heroic antics, he often shrugs it off. The reason being that he knows someone out there has accomplished way more than he has done and that it is a complete waste of time for people praising him.

Mt. Silver
Nowadays, Red is mostly seen at the summit of Mt. Silver. Despite the harsh cold weather conditions on the mountain, it gives off a quiet and calming feeling for Red.

Much to his knowledge, Red is aware that Blue wants him to return home, telling him that everyone misses him. However, because of Red's mindset, he decides not to follow Blue back home and remain on the mountain. After countless months of persuading, Blue eventually gives up.

On hand

 * Pikachu
 * Venusaur
 * Charizard
 * Blastoise
 * Espeon
 * Snorlax

In PC Boxes

 * Lapras

Trivia

 * Red is based off of R/G/B/Y's protagonist.
 * This explains why Red has no knowledge and is unfamiliar about the characters in the later regions (after G/S/C).