Ivor - Pokemon Z-A

Ivor is the leader of the Fist of Justice, an organization campaigning for the removal of wild zones in Lumiose City. He specializes in Fighting-type Pokémon.

Age: 24 Gender: Male Eye color: Black and red Hair: long and Blond Hometown: Lumiose City Region: Kalos Relatives: Gwynn (younger sister) Trainer class: Fist of Justice Member of: Fist of Justice Rank: Leader Specializes in: Fighting types

Ivor is a large, tall man (6'6 ft) with a light complexion and a very well-defined, muscular physique. He has long, straight blond hair with four long cowlicks sticking out from the top, and his bangs flare out towards the sides of his head. He has a mole near his lower left lip.

Ivor's attire consists of a tight-fitting black tank top with a vermilion thunderbolt pattern, vermilion and dark gray belts tied around his stomach and waist, and baggy white trousers. He wears vermilion sandals with black soles and a set of vermilion fingerless gloves, and holds his Key Stone on the back of his right glove. He also wears a black full-length compression sleeve on his left arm, with the Fist of Justice logo emblazoned on the shoulder. Finally, Ivor carries around a Falinks-shaped pouch with a few discolored patches sewed onto it, alluding to his partner Pokémon.

His Falinks-shaped pouch has belonged to Ivor since he was a child, and that he received as a gift from his grandfather. He kept it all this time and took great care of it (and when there were tears on it, he asked his mother to help him stitch it again), which explains the stiches on the pouch.

Personality: A loud, boisterous man, Ivor leads the Fist of Justice in belief of absolute strength and prefers to solve problems with his fists. He constantly trains himself to become stronger, sometimes to the detriment of himself and others: his physical strength is such that he can't use Rotom Phones because his fingers will accidentally break them, and his sister Gwynn has to deal with noise complaints from people living near his Justice Dojo. Incidentally, Ivor boasts that his strength training lets him do many physical feats, such as throwing Poké Balls at 100 mph (165 km/h) or leaping across Saison Canal in a single bound.

While not lacking at all in strength, Ivor is rather air-headed, and often acts before thinking. Emma has to repeatedly stop Ivor from destroying public property in search of a missing Gwynn, and Ivor gets confused when his fist goes through an illusory wall created by Pokémon, and believes he must train further in order to smash illusory walls. Despite being viewed as somewhat immature by others, Ivor is a genuinely capable leader and teacher, and cares greatly for his sister Gwynn, even though her affection is far less mutual.

Ivor's obsession with self-improvement through strength is related to his being defeated in battle by Lebanne when both were children. Before his battle in Le Super-Tournoi de Jacinthe, he begins to explain how his loss at her hands led to the training regimen he undergoes today, only to cut himself off. There is currently no other information about their connection.

Ivor strongly rejects the idea of wild zones, claiming that they restrict Pokémon from roaming freely. He believes that the only way for Pokémon and people to coexist in harmony is to have no barriers separating them.

Urbain and Taunie first encounter Ivor and his Fist of Justice protégés in front of Wild Zone 3. Speaking before a crowd, Ivor campaigns for the removal of wild zones and promotes the Fist of Justice, promising heightened Pokémon battle prowess and even the ability to fight Pokémon in hand-to-hand combat to anyone who joins his group. Urbain and Taunie scoffs at the idea, which catches the attention of Ivor's student Josée (who challenges them to a battle) and eventually Ivor himself.

Ivor serves as the opponent in the Z-A Royale promotion match to Rank D. However, Ivor's sister Gwynn is revealed to have gone missing since the previous day. This creates trouble not only due to the concern for a missing family member, but also because Ivor cannot authenticate the promotion match without Gwynn’s help. Ivor does not own a phone, as his strength has caused him to break all of his previous ones by accident, leaving all Z-A Royale management matters to his sister. Seeking help, Ivor goes to Detective Emma to search for Gwynn, and the investigation expands from there.

The group eventually finds Gwynn hiding in the depths of Lumiose City’s sewers. Gwynn admits that she hid from Ivor and sabotaged the promotion match because she can no longer tolerate his behavior, pointing out that he continues battling in the Z-A Royale even after sunrise while she is left to deal with the complaints. Ivor, unaware of the trouble he caused, sincerely apologizes. Once the situation is resolved, the promotion match against Ivor begins in earnest. He explains that his wish upon reaching Rank A in the Z-A Royale is to have wild zones removed so people and Pokémon can coexist more harmoniously. Upon being defeated, he hands over TM011 (Bulk Up).

Ivor also appears in Hotel Richissime as one of the guests invited to Jacinthe's “Le Super-Tournoi de Jacinthe” tournament, and he is fought in the second round.

During the game's final act, Ivor and Gwynn participate in a Multi Battle against Rogue Mega-Evolved Pokémon and later assist by creating a bridge to get past a dead end. In the credits, Ivor and the other major characters are shown helping clear the rubble after the incident with Prism Tower. In the post-game, Ivor and Jacinthe approach Team MZ to ask what the Rank A wish will be used for, and also realize that they both share the same dream of improving the lives of Trainers in Lumiose City.

Ivor's pokemons: Heracross: Bug/Fighting-type Medicham: Fighting/Psychic-type Machamp: Fighting-type Falinks (Mega Evolves): Fighting-type

Gwynn just turned 18 years old, and she is specializes in Ghost types, but also the assistant of Ivor in the Justice Dojo. Gwynn is generally an aloof and cold individual (opposite of Ivor), not unlike the Ghost-type Pokémon she raises. Despite being younger than Ivor, she acts as the more responsible sibling of the two, and is often the one left to deal with complaints directed towards Ivor and his recklessness, much to her annoyance. She tends to not speak much, though she is very direct and blunt when speaking. She prefers being alone and enjoys quiet, dark atmospheres, such as the night time or the depths of the sewers.

Ivor has a LOT of strenght (he can smash an entire wall with a punch, of crash a phone with his finger. He has to be super careful with object around him (he don't always feel his own strenght).

Ivor is typically a submissive man, because he don't want to hurt his partner. But if his partner ask him to be dominant in bed, he will obliged (to make them happy), but he will never use his full strenght or else the bed will broke without any thought. But, strangely, Ivor is really innocent when it comes to se,. He doesn't understand the innuen or sexual innuendos, and never thinks about using someone sexually. He is prudish in his thoughts and rarely thinks about sex. He also don’t understand sex or dirty jokes at all.

He breaks at least one object a week without realizing how much force he’s using. Gwynn has a small box labeled “Ivor Damage Log” where she puts receipts for repairs. He ties his hair into a ponytail when training seriously, but the cowlicks always stay up, no matter what he does. His Falinks pouch is his most cherished possession, and he gets visibly upset if someone tugs on it. Only Gwynn is allowed to touch it casually. Ivor has no concept of indoor voice. Gwynn once made him take a “volume test” with a decibel meter. He failed spectacularly. He refuses to hold baby Pokémon unless someone reminds him to be gentle—after which he goes into hyper-careful mode, cradling them like fragile eggs.

Ivor has to use custom-made door handles, because he’s snapped regular ones clean off. Whenever he trains, the dojo walls vibrate. The neighbors refer to it as “the Ivor Alarm Clock.” He brags he can throw a Poké Ball at 100 mph, but he also misses the target half the time, sending the ball flying into the ceiling. He destroyed four Rotom Phones in one day. Rotom refuses to possess any device Ivor touches now.

Social & Relationship Traits: Loud, tough, confident—yet embarrassingly flustered if someone compliments his looks. Extremely physically affectionate by instinct: head pats, bear hugs, lifting people off the ground... He must constantly remind himself: “gentle... gentle...” Despite his strength-based philosophy, he melts when someone is gentle with him—thus the reason he's naturally submissive with a partner: he’s terrified of hurting them. If someone asks him to be more dominant, he’ll do it, but with hyper-controlled strength, like he’s playing on “easy mode” to avoid breaking the bed, the wall, or the flooring.

Relationship with Gwynn: He is genuinely scared of Gwynn’s disapproval—not because she’s strong, but because she’s scarier than any opponent when disappointed. When she disappears into the sewers for peace and quiet, he sends Medicham to check on her because Medicham is “the calmest.” He buys her little ghost-type trinkets that he thinks she will love. She pretends not to care, but keeps them all.

Loves spicy food but cries through every meal of it. Tells everyone it’s “tears of justice.” He doesn’t understand poetry, but he likes the way it sounds. He once asked Gwynn if people battle with poems. Wild Pokémon often follow him—not because he’s gentle, but because he drops snacks without noticing.

Ivor has an unexpectedly terrible poker face. If he tries to lie, his eyebrows wiggle and he looks in the exact opposite direction of the person speaking. Whenever he tries to “think quietly,” he actually mumbles his thoughts aloud at full volume. He keeps a mental list called “Things I Don’t Understand but Pretend I Do”. #1 is “taxes,” #2 is “romantic subtlety,” #3 is “why Gwynn always leaves the room when he enters.” Despite his boisterous nature, he's incredibly sensitive to being ignored. If someone doesn’t acknowledge him when he talks, he thinks they might be mad and apologizes instantly.

Strength, But Make It Inconvenient: He cannot sit in normal chairs. He has a reinforced Ivor-proof chair in the dojo because he shattered the previous four just by relaxing too hard. When he tries to pat someone on the back in encouragement, they usually stumble forward like they got hit by a truck. He is banned from “helping move furniture” in Lumiose City because he lifted an entire vending machine and accidentally carried it off like a suitcase.

Social Life: Ivor genuinely believes he whispers when he covers his mouth with his hand. He does not. At all. If someone asks for a handshake, he overthinks it and hovers his hand awkwardly before lightly touching their fingers like they’re made of glass. Kids absolutely adore him because he treats them like tiny warriors. He once gave a six-year-old a pep talk so intense they tried to punch a tree out of excitement.

Romantic Tendencies: Ivor is a devoted partner. Once he commits, he commits fully—and loudly. He is a hopeless romantic in the worst ways: • He buys the wrong flowers (like cactus bouquets). • He drops hints about his feelings with all the subtlety of a Machamp throwing boulders. He absolutely melts when someone touches his hair; he doesn’t admit it, but he leans into the hand like a big golden retriever.

His laugh is loud, but his smile is surprisingly warm and soft—especially when he thinks no one is looking. He keeps every drawing, letter, or gift from his students, even the silly ones. His room looks like a shrine made by proud toddlers.