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A Parasol Lady (Japanese: パラソルおねえさん Parasol Lady) is a type of Pokémon Trainer that debuted in the Generation III games. They are generally depicted as young women in minidress rain coats carrying umbrellas.

They use various Pokémon, with most of them Water-type, but frequently employ moves with weather-altering effects such as Rain Dance. In the Battle Subway, they specialize in Pokémon benefiting from rain (primarily the Electric and Water types), and in the early stages, Normal- and Water-type Pokémon.

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Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl

In the manga

Pokémon Adventures

History

Emerald arc

In Chipping Away at Regirock, one of the virtual Trainers found in the dark maze of the Battle Pyramid is a Parasol Lady.

Diamond & Pearl arc

In Perturbed by Pachirisu, a Parasol Lady participates in a Super Contest with her Zubat that Platinum and her Prinplup also take part in.

Black & White arc

A Parasol Lady was seen in Drawing Bridges amongst the Trainers waiting to get to cross the Driftveil Drawbridge.

A Parasol Lady appeared in Dream a Little Dream as one of the 32 participants of the Pokémon League tournament, going through Victory Road. She was eventually defeated off-panel, eliminating her from the tournament.

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In the TCG

Parasol Lady was introduced as a Supporter card in the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the English Scarlet & Violet Series (the Japanese Scarlet & Violet Era). It was first released in the Japanese Raging Surf subset and the English Paradox Rift expansion, with artwork by Cona Nitanda. A Full Art ultra rare version with artwork by the same illustrator, and a special illustration rare illustrated by En Morikura were released in the same sets. It lets the player shuffle their hand into their deck and draw four cards, or eight cards if they go second and this card is used on their first turn.

In other languages

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