Scott
| Scott エニシダEnishida | |
![]() Artwork fromPokémon Emerald Illustrated byKen Sugimori[1] | |
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Eye color | Black(Animated series) |
| Hair color | Brown |
| Hometown | Unknown |
| Region | Hoenn(Games) Kanto(Animated series) |
| Relatives | Unnamed grandmother(Animated series) |
| Generation | III |
| Games | Emerald |
| Animated debut | The Scheme Team |
| English voice actor | Frank Frankson (AG132-AG136) Bill Rogers (AG149-AG190) |
| Japanese voice actor | Kōichi Sakaguchi |
Scott (Japanese:エニシダEnishida) is the owner of theGeneration IIIBattle Frontier.
In the games
Scott appears throughoutPokémon Emerald at various locations inHoenn, where he can be talked to by theplayer. Five of these encounters are mandatory, while eight are optional and can be permanently missed. Below is a list of the locations he can be found at (in chronological order):
- Petalburg City, afterWallycatcheshis first Pokémon. (mandatory)
- Pokémon Trainer's School inRustboro City, before earning theStone Badge.
- Pokémon Trainer's School in Rustboro City, after earning the Stone Badge, but before receiving the Devon Goods inRusturf Tunnel (the game considers this a separate encounter from the previous one).
- Slateport City, in front of themuseum after defeatingTeam Aqua. (mandatory)
- Slateport City, in front of theBattle Tent, after having met him in front of the museum.
- Mauville City, after defeating Wally. (mandatory)
- Verdanturf Town's Battle Tent, after earning theDynamo Badge, before the player visitsFiery Path.
- Fallarbor Town's Battle Tent, beforeTeam Magma steal the Meteorite inMeteor Falls.
- Route 119, after battlingBrendan/May. (mandatory)
- Fortree City, phone call after earning theFeather Badge. (mandatory)
- Lilycove City'smotel, before Team Aqua steals thesubmarine from Slateport City.
- Mossdeep City, in front of theSpace Center, before defeatingMaxie and Tabitha in this city.
- Ever Grande City'sPokémon Center, before fighting theElite Four.
After the player has beaten thePokémon League, Scott will meet them aboard theS.S. Tidal and inform them of theBattle Frontier, allowing them to travel there during their next cruise. At the Battle Frontier, Scott will greet the player in the frontgate before retreating to his house between theBattle Dome and theBattle Tower, where he will award the player with 1, 2, 3, or 4Battle Points, depending on the number of times they spoke per each aforementioned location throughout the game:
| Times Scott was spoken to | Battle Points awarded |
|---|---|
| 5 | 1 |
| 6 to 8 | 2 |
| 9 to 12 | 3 |
| All 13 | 4 |
Rewards
In addition to the Battle Points he gives away, Scott rewards the player for completing various objectives in theBattle Frontier:
| Achievement | Reward |
|---|---|
| Winning 50 battles in a row at theBattle Tower | Silver Shield |
| Winning 100 battles in a row at the Battle Tower | Gold Shield |
| Obtaining all seven SilverFrontier Symbols | Lansat Berry |
| Obtaining all seven Gold Frontier Symbols | Starf Berry |
Gallery
Sprites
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| Overworld sprite from Generation III |
Quotes
- Main article:Scott/Quotes
In animation
History

Scott debuted in thePokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire episodeThe Scheme Team, where he spottedAsh waiting outside theViridian Gym, and approached him out of curiosity. After Ash revealed he hadalready earned theEarth Badge, Scott said Ash might be qualified to take on theBattle Frontier challenge. He was about to explain the Battle Frontier to Ash when they heardAgatha falling off herbicycle. After helping her, the three entered theGym, where Agatha asked if Scott had encountered any talentedTrainers on theSeafoam Islands. Scott said that information was classified and then suggested that Ash should battle Agatha. He served as thereferee for the match and, after Ash was defeated, he asked if he was still interested in the Battle Frontier.
After hearing a positive response from Ash, Scott informed him that the Battle Frontier consists of seven differentbattle facilities spread out through theKantoregion and that each one of them has its ownFrontier Brain. He then explained that Trainers are given the location of six facilities; after they have defeated all six of their Frontier Brains and earned their respectiveFrontier Symbols, they are given the location of the final facility. This caught Ash's interest and he agreed to participate. Before leaving to scout for new Trainers, Scott said the people over at the Battle Frontier would contact Ash to give him more details.

InNumero Uno Articuno, Scott observed Ash'sbattle againstNoland. Since then, Scott has appeared at every Battle Frontier facility to watch Ash challenge the resident Frontier Brain. As such, he is present in all of theepisodes in which Ash receives a Frontier Symbol.
InThe Unbeatable Lightness of Seeing!, Scott acted as aContest Judge along withProfessor Oak for theContest Battle between May andDrew, which was held in aContest Hall located inside theFennel ValleyPokémon Center. InGathering the Gang of Four!, it was revealed to the group that Scott is the owner of the Battle Frontier. According to him, the Battle Frontier facilities were created in order to expand the art of the Pokémon battle. InPace - The Final Frontier!, after Ash obtained the Brave Symbol for defeatingPyramid King Brandon, Scott offered Ash the position of a Frontier Brain. However, Ash declined the offer, saying he wanted to continue hisjourney. Scott accepted the decision and let him know that if he changed his mind, the offer would always be open to him.
Scott also made a brief cameo inSpurt!, with his face being superimposed on anace of spadesplaying card.
Character
Scott is abattle enthusiast with a keen eye for detail and enjoys seeing his scoutedTrainers take on theBattle Frontier. He is able to outline the profile of a Trainer in terms of their battling style and preferred techniques by seeing how they behave during battles. His knowledge of strategy extends toContest Battles as well, as shown inChanneling the Battle Zone!, where he analyzedMay's semifinal battle againstSolidad.
He is also known for his reckless driving, regardless of what kind of terrain he is on. InPinch Healing!, he was seen fixing a bus, indicating that he has skills as anauto mechanic.
A well-connected individual, Scott is known for having notable figures such asAgatha among his contacts. He is always on the move, scouting for newTrainers to take on the Battle Frontier challenge.
Voice actors
| Language | Voice actor | |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 坂口候一Kōichi Sakaguchi | |
| English | Frank Frankson (AG132-AG136) Bill Rogers (AG149-AG190) | |
| Dutch | Jeroen Keers | |
| Finnish | Kari Tamminen (AG132-AG135) Unknown voice actor (AG136) Aku Laitinen (AG149-present) | |
| European French | Daniel Nicodème | |
| Hebrew | צביקה פורמןTzvika Forman לירון ברנסLiron Brans | |
| Italian | Patrizio Prata (AG132-AG136) Flavio Arras (AG149-present) | |
| Korean | 변영희Byeon Yeong-Hui | |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Ivo Roberto (regular) Dado Monteiro (AG149 only) | |
| Spanish | Latin America | Luis Alfonso Padilla |
| Spain | Carlos del Pino | |
In the manga

Ash & Pikachu
Scott first appeared inOff To The Battle Frontier!!. He reappeared inAn Awesome Showdown!! andAn Infinite Bond!!, serving the same role as in the animated series.
Pokémon Adventures

Scott is the owner of theHoennBattle Frontier, and is known for his skills in scouting talented Trainers and gathering information.
Ruby & Sapphire arc
Scott is first seen sneaking into thePokémon Association headquarters during theGroudon andKyogre incident. Later, Scott callsNorman to inform him that his son,Ruby, andProfessor Birch's daughter,Sapphire are heavily involved in battling against Groudon and Kyogre. As he leaves the headquarters, Scott warns Norman to awakenRayquaza in order to help Ruby and Sapphire stop Groudon and Kyogre.
Emerald arc
Scott is seen leading the reconstruction of the HoennBattle Tower into the Battle Frontier. After talking toBrandon about his successful capture ofRegirock,Registeel, andRegice, Scott gets a call fromProfessor Oak.
Two months later, Scott watches the Battle Frontier's opening ceremony along with the Frontier Brains. The ceremony is interrupted byEmerald, who announces that he wishes to conquer the Battle Frontier. The press mistakenly report the incident as allowing an ordinary Trainer to take part in the Battle Frontier before it officially opens a week later. Scott and the Frontier Brains decide to use this assumption as free publicity and allow Emerald to challenge the Battle Frontier under the condition that he completes it before it officially opens.
Scott watches Emerald's challenge of the Battle Factory with the hopes that he will fail. To everyone's surprise, Emerald manages to win the Knowledge Symbol. Later, while Emerald is challenging theBattle Pyramid, Noland is attacked by an unknown assailant and several rental Pokémon are stolen. After Noland is taken to a hospital, the Frontier Brains begin to suspect Emerald as the culprit. They head to the Battle Pyramid to confront Emerald and find him after having defeated Brandon. When they ask him about what happened, Emerald reveals that he did not attack Noland and is actually after theMythical PokémonJirachi. The Frontier Brains find Emerald's explanation suspicious, but decide to follow him intoArtisan Cave, where Jirachi is currently located at. There, they not only find Jirachi, butGuile Hideout, the man who attacked Jirachi. The Frontier Brains and Emerald face Guile, but Jirachi escapes during the struggle, forcing Guile to escape and continue his pursuit.
Injured from the battle, everyone decides to return to theBattle Arena, where Scott and press had gathered in anticipation for Emerald's next match. As Greta battles Emerald, Anabel confronts Scott and claims that he knew about Guile the entire time. Scott confirms her suspicions and reveals he was aware of Guile's presence, Jirachi, and even Emerald from the start. Scott reveals that two months prior, he was called by Professor Oak who informed him that the Battle Frontier would be where Jirachi would awaken and that he intends on capturing it to make a wish. When asked to postpone the Frontier's opening ceremony due to Guile's presence, Scott refused and stated his Frontier Brains would stop the villain. Scott states that he withheld the information from the Frontier Brains to help them get stronger as they still would have lost even if they had known of Guile beforehand.
The next day, Scott watches the tournament being held at theBattle Dome, where Emerald challenges to obtain his fifth Symbol. As Emerald battles Tucker in the finals, Scott asks Anabel to talk with him somewhere else. This Scott is revealed to be a disguised Guile, who puts Anabel under mind control. After this, Guile returns to the Battle Dome, where he manages to find and capture Jirachi. Guile uses the rental Pokémon to attack innocent bystanders and heads to the Battle Tower to make his wish. Emerald, Noland, Ruby, and Sapphire all head to the Battle Tower to stop Guile. As they travel, Noland calls the real Scott, who informs Noland that he was never at the Battle Dome to begin with.
Guile wishes on Jirachi to create a giganticKyogre made of seawater and uses it to flood the entire Battle Frontier. During the battle, Emerald, Ruby, and Sapphire are assisted by their fellow Pokédex holders to battle Guile and his army of rental Pokémon. Scott later assists in helping Emerald break the rental Pokémon from Guile's control. Eventually, Emerald and the Pokédex holders manage to defeat Guile and destroy the gigantic Kyogre monster. The day after, everyone gathers around to congratulate Emerald for the hard work he put into saving everyone. WhenRed jokingly suggests that the Pokédex holders have a tournament in the Battle Dome, Scott bursts in the room to suggest making that idea a reality. He then reveals he used Jirachi's final wish to have a large group of people from various regions come to visit the Battle Frontier.
Pokémon Battle Frontier

Scott is always seen supportingEnta, mostly inviting him to watch certain battles relating withMitsuki andRald.
Scott first appeared inEnta Arrives at the Battle Frontier!, where he gave Enta an invitation after seeing his enthusiasm for Pokémon Battles whenEnta's Vulpix had a battle with aTrainer'sMarshtomp. Scott becomes the first victim of Enta's running gag regarding him headbutting people in the lower area. Despite that, he still accepts Enta as a worthy Trainer of theBattle Frontier. Enta returns to Scott when he was able to win in the rematch at the Multi Battle challenge. Scott was proud to hear from him about his progress and tells Enta about Rald's status as aChampion who made it to theHall of Fame.
Later, inBattle Between Student and Master!, Enta met up with him once more after winning in theBattle Tower while at the Record Hall. Scott took Enta to theBattle Dome where Mitsuki's battle with Rald took place.

InFinal Battle: Versus The Salon Maiden, when Enta had a battle with the final Frontier Brain, Anabel, Scott arrives and tells Anabel that she shouldn't go all out since many Trainers who faced her lost their confidence and quit training for good. However, Enta didn't care about that since he can work well with his Pokémon.
Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire
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Scott appeared inThe Selected Trainer?! where he invitedRed and his Pokémon to theBattle Frontier after witnessingClefairy rescue a baby dressed up as aPikachu. At first, they disagreed with his choice but reluctantly accepted afterwards. Red and the gang then take a train to the Battle Frontier with Scott catching up to them in a bike. Then they take a boat since it was located on an island. Two ladies welcome Scott and Scott gives Red and his Pokémon a tour. After the tour, Scott took them to theBattle Tower and assigned Red and his Pokémon jobs to clean out the toilets after finding out from one of the people there that none of Red's Pokémon are battle worthy. The toilets overflowed unfortunately and washed them away.
In the TCG
This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Scott in thePokémon Trading Card Game.
| Scott Cards listed with ablue background are only legal to use in the currentExpanded format. Cards listed with agreen background are legal to use in both the currentStandard andExpanded formats. | |||||||
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| Card | Type | English Expansion | Rarity | # | Japanese Expansion | Rarity | # |
| Scott | Su | EX Emerald | 84/106 | Mirage's Mew Constructed Starter Deck | 014/016 | ||
| EX Power Keepers | 81/108 | Imprison! Gardevoir ex Constructed Standard Deck | 015/024 | ||||
| Shockwave! Tyranitar ex Constructed Standard Deck | 015/024 | ||||||
| World Champions Pack | 090/108 | ||||||
Trivia
- Scott owns a redPokéNav and a red car with the symbol of theGeneration IIIBattle Frontier in front of it.
- InOmega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, anNPC in theBattle Maison willmention that scouting has been completed for thePike Queen of the upcomingBattle Frontier, and wonder if they will live up to Scott's standards.
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | エニシダEnishida | From 金雀枝enishida (common broom) and the alternate reading of the 縁en in 豊縁hōen ("abundant relations"; name origin ofHoenn) as 縁enishi |
| English, Latin American Spanish, French, Italian | Scott | Fromscout and possiblyScotch broom (another name for the common broom) |
| German | Scott | Same as his English name |
| Arthur[n 1] | ||
| European Spanish | Treto | Fromtrotamundos (globetrotter) and possiblyfrente (frontier) |
| Korean | 금작화Geum Jakhwa | From 금작화 (金雀花)geumjakhwa (common broom) |
| Chinese (Taiwan) | 亞希達Yǎxīdá[n 2] 緣田Yuántián[n 3] | Transcription of his Japanese name From the Japanese name 縁田Enishida |
| Chinese (Hong Kong) | 亞希達Ahēidaaht[n 4] | From the Mandarin-based transcription of his Japanese name |
| Chinese (mainland China) | 亚希达Yàxīdá[n 5] 艾尼斯达Àinísīdá[n 6] | Transcription of his Japanese name |
| Russian | СкоттSkott | Transcription of his English name |
| Vietnamese | Enishida | Transcription of his Japanese name |
Notes
- ↑Pokémon animated series (season8)
- ↑Pokémon animated series,Pokémon Adventures (volumes)
- ↑Pokémon Adventures (serialization)
- ↑Pokémon animated series, Pokémon Adventures
- ↑Pokémon Adventures (first editionEmerald arc)
- ↑Pokémon Adventures (first editionRuby & Sapphire arc)
References
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