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{{Villain_Infobox|image = Cross_M20-1-.png}}'''Cross''' (Japanese: '''クロス''' ''Cross'') is the main antagonist of ''I Choose You!''. He is the rival of  Ash Ketchum and the original Trainer of Ash's Charmander.
 
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|image = Cross M20-1-.png
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|fullname = Cross
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|alias = None
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|origin = ''Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!''
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|occupation = Pokémon Trainer
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|skills = Pokémon Battling
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|hobby = Bullying Ash and his friends (formerly)
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|goals = To get the Rainbow Wing and become the "strongest" trainer alive (succeeded/formerly/failed)
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|crimes = Animal cruelty<br>
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Bullying
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|type of villain = Power Hungry Bully}}
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{{Quote|My name is Cross. I gonna become the greatest trainer ever.|Cross introducing himself to Ash}}
   
 
'''Cross''' (Japanese: '''クロス''' ''Cross'') is the main antagonist of ''Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!''. He is a rival of [[w:c:hero:Ash Ketchum|Ash Ketchum]] and the original trainer of Ash's Charmander (later evolved into [[w:c:hero:Charizard|Charizard]]).
==ROLE==
 
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Cross was first seen walking at a library, Cross overheard Ash and his friends reading about the legend of the Rainbow Hero. In the battle, Cross recalled Incineroar and he considered weak was chosen to be the Rainbow Hero instead of him, Cross immediately tried to take the Rainbow Wing back by force, but Marshadow used its powers to take control of Cross's Lycanroc and forced it to attack its Trainer. Marshadow then form a small army to attack everyone. While the others battled Marshadow and its army, Cross freed Lycanroc from Marshadow's control by making Lycanroc remember the day they first met. Afterwards, Cross and Lycanroc joined the others in facing Marshadow's army.
 
 
==Role==
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At some point in Ash's journey, he and another trainer named Verity encountered a Charmander that was sitting in the rain, which was very unhealthy for a Fire-type Pokémon. Cross then appeared with his Lycanroc and Charmander ran up and gave him a hug, but Cross kicked it away and told him to get lost, which angered Ash. Cross then revealed that he was Charmander's original trainer before he deemed it too weak, but even after disowning it, Charmander continued to follow him, so Cross told it to wait for him on a stump and left with no intention of coming back for it. Ash and co. reprimanded him for this, but Cross insists that a Pokémon's strength is all that truly matters. Ash states that it's a trainer's duty to help it grow strong and that they became friends along the way. Cross, however, claims that friendship only makes Pokémon weak and takes his leave.
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Cross was then seen at a library, and overheard Ash, Verity, and a new companion named Sorrel reading about the legend of the Rainbow Hero. He then challenged Ash to a battle and used Inciniroar against Ash's Charmeleon (which evolved from the very Charmander he abandoned). Cross allowed Inciniroar to sustain enough damage to become even more powerful, and then had it utterly defeat Charmeleon. After the battle, Cross then belittled Ash for being friends with his Pokémon, calling him the worst trainer and that he will never win.
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Ash and co. then make it to Mount Tensei, where Ash planned to use the Rainbow Wing to summon and battle Ho-Oh. However, Cross appears and demands that Ash turn the feather to him, stating that only the strongest should battle Ho-Oh. Ash refuses and they battle again with the same Pokémon as before, but this time, Charmeleon evolves into Charizard and defeats Inciniroar, causing Cross to become despondent.
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As Ash walks past him with the Rainbow Wing, Cross claims to have seen Ho-Oh as well, but didn't receive a wing like Ash did. This was what caused Cross to become obsessed with strength and seek revenge on Ho-Oh. When Ash stated that he only became stronger with the help of friends, Cross became consumed in anger and forcibly took the Rainbow Wing from Ash, intending to summon Ho-Oh anyway. But Cross's evil heart causes the Rainbow Wing to lose its color, and when he attempts to use it, it darkens the sky instead. Marshadow, who was observing this, forces Cross away from the wing and grabs it. Cross orders Lycanroc to attack, but Marshadow corrupts it and has it and the other wild Pokémon present to attack. Lycanroc nearly kills Cross, but Charizard takes the hit, surprising him. Cross then helps by keeping Lycanroc busy while Ash got to the Rainbow Wing. He succeeds in bringing it back to its senses by reminding it of the day they met, and then they helped the others battle the other controlled Pokémon.
   
 
After Cross watched as Ash challenged Ho-Oh to a battle, Cross promised to challenge Ash to another battle after he got stronger, and told Ash not to lose again until that day comes. He was last seen in the ending credits, sharing a meal with Lycanroc and Incineroar around a campfire.
 
After Cross watched as Ash challenged Ho-Oh to a battle, Cross promised to challenge Ash to another battle after he got stronger, and told Ash not to lose again until that day comes. He was last seen in the ending credits, sharing a meal with Lycanroc and Incineroar around a campfire.
==gALLERY==
 
<gallery>
 
Cross_Lycanroc.png|Cross's Lycanroc
 
Cross_Incineroar.png|Cross's Incineroar
 
</gallery>
 
   
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==Personality==
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He is a boy that believes strength is everything and aims to become the ultimate Trainer. He abandoned his Charmander when he deemed it too weak and wouldn't listen when Ash told him that Pokémon and trainer have to work together to become strong. After being beaten by Ash and seeing him fight Ho-Oh, however, he seems to have abandoned his obsession with strength and became friendlier.
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==Gallery==
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<gallery position="center" widths="300" captiontextcolor="#8e8e8e" bordercolor="#fd6c01">
 
Cross Lycanroc.png|Cross's Lycanroc
 
Cross Incineroar.png|Cross's Incineroar
 
</gallery>
   
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==Trivia==
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*Cross's role as Charmander's abusive original Trainer was taken over from [[Damian (Pokémon)|Damian]] from the [[w:c:pokemon:Pokémon (Original Series)|original series]].
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**Cross also bears a number of similarities to Paul from the ''Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl'' series. Both Trainers are recurring rivals of Ash's, who are only concerned with the strength of their Pokémon in battle, to the point where they disregard Pokémon they see as weak and earn the ire of Ash and co. Both Trainers abandoned a Fire-type starter Pokémon for that very reason (Charmander for Cross, Chimchar for Paul), with said Pokémon eventually joining Ash's team, and both rivals would later witness their former Pokémon's evolutions under Ash's ownership and eventually lose to the very Pokémon they abandoned.
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*Cross's necklace bears the image of an [[Unown]] X.
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*Cross is referred to as '''Kurosu''' on the [http://sg.portal-pokemon.com/movie/series/m20/ Pokémon official site for Asia].
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*Cross could arguably be the first rival of Ash's that can be considered truly evil, though he redeems himself in the end.
   
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Revision as of 00:26, 4 May 2020

My name is Cross. I gonna become the greatest trainer ever.
~ Cross introducing himself to Ash

Cross (Japanese: クロス Cross) is the main antagonist of Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!. He is a rival of Ash Ketchum and the original trainer of Ash's Charmander (later evolved into Charizard).

Role

At some point in Ash's journey, he and another trainer named Verity encountered a Charmander that was sitting in the rain, which was very unhealthy for a Fire-type Pokémon. Cross then appeared with his Lycanroc and Charmander ran up and gave him a hug, but Cross kicked it away and told him to get lost, which angered Ash. Cross then revealed that he was Charmander's original trainer before he deemed it too weak, but even after disowning it, Charmander continued to follow him, so Cross told it to wait for him on a stump and left with no intention of coming back for it. Ash and co. reprimanded him for this, but Cross insists that a Pokémon's strength is all that truly matters. Ash states that it's a trainer's duty to help it grow strong and that they became friends along the way. Cross, however, claims that friendship only makes Pokémon weak and takes his leave.

Cross was then seen at a library, and overheard Ash, Verity, and a new companion named Sorrel reading about the legend of the Rainbow Hero. He then challenged Ash to a battle and used Inciniroar against Ash's Charmeleon (which evolved from the very Charmander he abandoned). Cross allowed Inciniroar to sustain enough damage to become even more powerful, and then had it utterly defeat Charmeleon. After the battle, Cross then belittled Ash for being friends with his Pokémon, calling him the worst trainer and that he will never win.

Ash and co. then make it to Mount Tensei, where Ash planned to use the Rainbow Wing to summon and battle Ho-Oh. However, Cross appears and demands that Ash turn the feather to him, stating that only the strongest should battle Ho-Oh. Ash refuses and they battle again with the same Pokémon as before, but this time, Charmeleon evolves into Charizard and defeats Inciniroar, causing Cross to become despondent.

As Ash walks past him with the Rainbow Wing, Cross claims to have seen Ho-Oh as well, but didn't receive a wing like Ash did. This was what caused Cross to become obsessed with strength and seek revenge on Ho-Oh. When Ash stated that he only became stronger with the help of friends, Cross became consumed in anger and forcibly took the Rainbow Wing from Ash, intending to summon Ho-Oh anyway. But Cross's evil heart causes the Rainbow Wing to lose its color, and when he attempts to use it, it darkens the sky instead. Marshadow, who was observing this, forces Cross away from the wing and grabs it. Cross orders Lycanroc to attack, but Marshadow corrupts it and has it and the other wild Pokémon present to attack. Lycanroc nearly kills Cross, but Charizard takes the hit, surprising him. Cross then helps by keeping Lycanroc busy while Ash got to the Rainbow Wing. He succeeds in bringing it back to its senses by reminding it of the day they met, and then they helped the others battle the other controlled Pokémon.

After Cross watched as Ash challenged Ho-Oh to a battle, Cross promised to challenge Ash to another battle after he got stronger, and told Ash not to lose again until that day comes. He was last seen in the ending credits, sharing a meal with Lycanroc and Incineroar around a campfire.

Personality

He is a boy that believes strength is everything and aims to become the ultimate Trainer. He abandoned his Charmander when he deemed it too weak and wouldn't listen when Ash told him that Pokémon and trainer have to work together to become strong. After being beaten by Ash and seeing him fight Ho-Oh, however, he seems to have abandoned his obsession with strength and became friendlier.

Gallery

Trivia

  • Cross's role as Charmander's abusive original Trainer was taken over from Damian from the original series.
    • Cross also bears a number of similarities to Paul from the Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl series. Both Trainers are recurring rivals of Ash's, who are only concerned with the strength of their Pokémon in battle, to the point where they disregard Pokémon they see as weak and earn the ire of Ash and co. Both Trainers abandoned a Fire-type starter Pokémon for that very reason (Charmander for Cross, Chimchar for Paul), with said Pokémon eventually joining Ash's team, and both rivals would later witness their former Pokémon's evolutions under Ash's ownership and eventually lose to the very Pokémon they abandoned.
  • Cross's necklace bears the image of an Unown X.
  • Cross is referred to as Kurosu on the Pokémon official site for Asia.
  • Cross could arguably be the first rival of Ash's that can be considered truly evil, though he redeems himself in the end.

Navigation

           PokemonLogo Villains

Team Rocket
Giovanni | Archer | Ariana | Proton | Petrel

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Archie | Matt | Shelly

Team Magma
Maxie | Tabitha | Courtney

Team Galactic
Cyrus | Mars
Commanders: Jupiter | Saturn | Charon (Adventures)

Team Plasma
N | Colress | Shadow Triad
Seven Sages: Ghetsis | Rood | Gorm

Team Flare
Lysandre
Scientists: Aliana | Bryony | Celosia | Mable | Xerosic
Others: Malva

Team Skull
Guzma | Plumeria | Gladion | Team Skull Grunt A & Grunt B

Aether Foundation
Lusamine | Faba

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Giovanni | Maxie | Archie | Cyrus | Ghetsis | Lysandre

Macro Cosmos
Chairman Rose | Oleana | Bede

Team Star
Cassiopeia

Cipher
Greevil | Evice | Ein | Lady Venus | Nascour | Miror B. | Dakim | Lovrina | Snattle | Gorigan | Ardos | Eldes | Hexagon Brothers

Team Snagem
Gonzap

Team Dim Sun
Blake Hall | Kincaid |

Pokémon Pinchers
Purple Eyes

Rivals
Silver | N | Gladion | Bede | Kieran

Other People
AZ | Zinnia | Roger Clifford | Team Yell | Sordward and Shielbert | Volo | Kamado | Miss Fortunes | Professor Sada/Professor Turo | Paradise Protection Protocol |

Pokémon
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Ultra Beasts
Nihilego | Guzzlord | Necrozma

Other
Rayquaza | Darkrai (Poképark) | MechaMew2 | Dark Rust

Pokémon: Detective Pikachu
Howard Clifford | Ditto | Sebastian | Ann Laurent

Team GO Rocket
Sierra | Cliff | Arlo | Shadow Pokémon

See Also
Pokémon Anime Villains | Pokémon Adventures Villains | Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Villains