Yukito and Hideko
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| Yukito and Hideko ユキノシタとヒエ Yukinoshita and Hie | |
 ![]]](/mt/?noimg=&dark=on&url=https%3a%2f%2fbulbapedia.bulbagarden.net%2fwiki%2fFile%3aScarlet_Violet_Hideko.png) Yukito and Hideko | |
| Age | Unknown |
|---|---|
| Gender | Male (Yukito) Female (Hideko) |
| Eye color | Yellow (Yukito) Gray (Hideko) |
| Hair color | Dark gray with lighter gray inside (Yukito) Light gray (Hideko) |
| Hometown | Mossui Town |
| Region | Kitakami |
| Relatives | Each other (husband and wife) Carmine (granddaughter) Kieran (grandson) Unnamed father (Yukito's) Unnamed ancestor (Yukito's) |
| Trainer class | Grandpa (Yukito) Grandma (Hideko) |
| Generation | IX |
| Games | Scarlet, Violet |
Yukito (Japanese:ユキノシタYukinoshita) andHideko (Japanese:ヒエHie), more commonly referred to simply asGrandpa (おじいさんGrandpa) andGrandma (おばあさんGrandma), are characters introduced inThe Hidden Treasure of Area Zero. They live together inKitakami with their grandchildren,Kieran andCarmine. They are the only characters with theTrainer classesGrandpa (Japanese:おじいさんGrandfather) andGrandma (Japanese:おばあさんGrandmother), respectively.
In the core series games
The Teal Mask
Yukito and Hideko live inMossui Town. Yukito descends from a long line of mask makers. He tells theplayer andCarmine the true story regardingOgerpon and theLoyal Three, which was a secret passed down in his family. Later, he helps them repair Ogerpon'sTeal Mask.
When first meeting the player, Hideko gives them theTeal Style Card, allowing them to access morestyles and clothing options. She also provides the player withthree varieties ofjinbei after the main story of The Teal Mask has been completed.
Mochi Mayhem
Kieran and the player meet Yukito and Hideko at the entrance toKitakami Hall while searching forNemona. During the conversation, Hideko insists Yukito have some mochi that she is offering. Eating it, Yukito, like his wife, falls underPecharunt's control and battles the two children alongside her. Once the player hascaught Pecharunt, Yukito and Hideko, like everyone else controlled by Pecharunt, return to normal.
Pokémon
Mochi Mayhem
Under the influence ofPecharunt's Binding Mochi, Yukito and Hideko challengeKieran and the player to aMulti Battle.
Quotes
- Main article:Yukito and Hideko/Quotes
Music
| Games | Location | Song name | Composition | Arrangement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S V | When battling Yukito and Hideko | Mochi MOCHI!!!* | Unknown | Unknown |
| Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release. | ||||
Trivia
- Yukito and Hideko's names are only ever shown during their battle against Kieran and the player.
- While neither Yukito or Hideko possess aTera Orb, their Pokémon all are internally programmed withPoisonTera Types.
Names
Yukito
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ユキノシタYukinoshita | From 雪の下yukinoshita (strawberry saxifrage) or ユキノシタ目Yukinoshita-moku (Saxifragales, the order that contains thecurrants, matching to his grandchildrenCarmine andKieran being named after currants in Japanese) and 雪yuki (snow) |
| English, German | Yukito | Similar to his Japanese name |
| European Spanish | Nevesio | Fromnieve (snow) |
| French | Aubin | From the nameAubin, which is derivedalbus (Latin for "white") |
| Italian | Nevesio | Fromneve (snow) |
| Korean | 범모Beommo | From 범의귀beom-ui-gwi (strawberry saxifrage) |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 雪忠Xuězhōng /Syutjūng | From 雪xuě / syut (snow) |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 雪忠Xuězhōng |
Grandpa
| Language | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese | Cantonese | 老爺爺Lóuhyèhyé |
| Mandarin | 老爺爺 / 老爷爷Lǎoyéye | |
| French | Grand-père | |
| German | Großvater | |
| Italian | Nonno | |
| Korean | 할아버지Harabeoji | |
| Spanish | Abuelo | |
Hideko
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヒエHie | From 稗hie (barnyard millet) and 冷えhie (coldness) |
| English, German | Hideko | Similar to her Japanese name |
| European Spanish | Heladia | Fromhelado (icy) |
| French | Neva | Fromneve (Italian for "snow") |
| Italian | Gelinda | Fromgelare (to freeze) |
| Korean | 선자Seonja | From 서 (黍)seo (millet) and 자 (粢)ja (millet) |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 黍子Shǔzǐ /Syújí | From 黍子shǔzi / syújí (proso millet) |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 黍子Shǔzǐ |
Grandma
| Language | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese | Cantonese | 老奶奶Lóuhnàaihnáai |
| Mandarin | 老奶奶Lǎonǎinai | |
| French | Grand-mère | |
| German | Großmutter | |
| Italian | Nonna | |
| Korean | 할머니Halmeoni | |
| Spanish | Abuela | |
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