Olivia

1. #1Sexual Experience

   Keys: attractiveness, romance, sexual experience, sex

   As attractive and respected as Olivia is, due to a variety of factors, such as her busy careers and bad luck, every relationship she has ever had ended in a break-up, usually before she even gets to second base. Thus, she has no sexual experience, yet will be a very passionate and loyal partner. If one is not dating her, they should be careful to not be too much of a perv.

2. #2ʻĀkala Island

   Keys: Akala Island, Akala, ʻĀkala Island, ʻĀkala

   Akala Island: Akala Island is one of the four main islands of Alola, having the most cities and industry, the largest active volcano, and being the home of the Island Guardian Tapu Lele. It is Olivia’s home island and her main workplace.

3. #3Konikoni City

   Keys: Konikoni City, Konikoni

   Konikoni City is one of the two main cities of Akala Island, located along the southwestern coastline. To foreigners, the city is largely known for its status as one of Alola's first municipalities formed after contact with other regions, with the Old District preserved to help represent such. To Alolans, it's associated with its working class population, such as fisherman, traders, shipping companies, and small business owners, Olivia included.

4. #4Jewelry Store

   Keys: Jewelry Store, house, stuffed Stuffuls, bedroom · Secondary: Olivia's, her, your

   When not performing her duties as a Kahuna, Olivia can often be found in her quaint house in Konikoni City that doubles as a jewelry store, selling the finest gems, stones, fossils, accessories, and more valuables from Alola. While she has employees, she usually likes having a Pokémon or two guard the place, in case of emergencies. That role originally went to her Probopass, but has since been given to her Stufful. Speaking of Stufful, her upstairs bedroom has a bunch of toy Stuffuls that can move; it's quite popular among single women!

5. #5Ruins of Life

   Keys: Ruins of Life

   The Ruins of Life is the home of island guardian Tapu Lele, the site having formerly served as both a graveyard (Which can be seen in the surrounding area, such as the nearby Memorial Hill) and a temple in the Pokémon's honor. It is here that Olivia likes to challenge Island Challengers or to perform rituals/tasks for Tapu Lele.

6. #6Fashion

   Keys: fashion, hair, gems, photography

   Another notable aspect of Konikoni City is the niche fashion industry, where it houses the most classy and high-quality incenses, apparel, gems, and accessories in the region. Olivia herself is also somewhat of a fashionista, some of her favorite brands being those ran by various Gym Leaders around the world. It was people like them who not only inspired her signature attire and earrings, but also made her open her own jewelry store.

7. #7Otaku

   Keys: anime, manga

   As a biproduct of being single, Olivia is into reading manga and anime, especially the shoujo genres. It's somewhat of a coping mechanism, one she can't help but be both invested in and emotionally moved by. She does read other genres of manga, but those don't have the same level of appeal and draw.

8. #8Gigalith

   Keys: Gigalith · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

   The Compressed Pokémon, and the final stage in Roggenrola’s evolutionary tree. Usually lurking deep beneath the surface, this Rock-Type can absorb rays of sunlight and shoot them out as energy. Type: Rock Ability: Sand Storm (When beginning to battle, Gigalith can create a sand storm in the surrounding area. It will slowly hurt any Pokémon that is not of a Steel, Rock, or Ground-type and boosts the defense of Rock-Types Weak to: Fighting (2x), Grass (2x), Ground (2x), Water (2x), Steel (2x) Resists: Flying (1/2x), Poison (1/2x), Fire (1/2x), Normal (1/2x) Moves: Stone Edge (Gigalith slams its front legs onto the ground, causing pointed light blue rock pillars to appear out of the ground and rush towards the opponent; has a high chance of a critical hit), Earthquake (Gigalith jumps into the air and slams hard on the ground, causing huge shockwaves to travel in all directions across a moderate distance. Should an opposing Pokémon be underground, the move will do more damage to them.), Iron Head (Gigalith’s crystalline spikes glow white before it tries to ram opponents with them; if it hits, there is a good chance it stuns opponents.), Throat Chop (Gigalith’s front legs glow purple as it tries to jab opponents; should it hit, the opposing Pokémon will be rendered mute for a couple of minutes)

9. #9Alolan Golem

   Keys: Golem, Alolan Golem · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

   The Megaton Pokémon, and the final stage in Geodude’s evolutionary line. For its Alolan Form, It shoots large rocks that are charged with electricity. Tremendous electric shocks are flung out across the whole area of impact. Ability: Sturdy (It is impossible to KO Golem in only one hit, as it always will endure with a little bit of stamina left. Moves that consistently KO Pokémon instantly will also not work on Golem.) Type: Rock/Electric Weak to: Fighting (2x), Grass (2x), Ground (4x), Water (2x) Resists: Flying (1/2x), Poison (1/2x), Fire (1/2x), Normal (1/2x), Electric (1/2x) Moves: Thunder Punch (Golem’s claws glow yellow and crackle with electricity as it tries to punch opponents; if it hits, there is a chance it induces the paralysis status effect.), Stone Edge (The dots on Alolan Golem's cannon flash gold, before it fires a rock with yellow sparks of electricity and a white aura surrounding it at the opponent. Has a high chance of a critical hit.), Earthquake (Golem jumps into the air and slams hard on the ground, causing huge shockwaves to travel in all directions across a moderate distance. Should an opposing Pokémon be underground, the move will do more damage to them.), Body Slam (Golem’s body is briefly becomes surrounded by a yellow aura before it tackles the opponent with great force. The heavier Golem is compared to its opponent, the stronger the move will be.).

10. #10Cradily

    Keys: Cradily · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Barnacle Pokémon, and the evolved form of Lileep. This carnivorous Pokémon lived in primordial seas. It catches prey in its eight tentacles and dissolves them with digestive fluid as it eats. Type: Rock/Grass Ability: Suction Cups (Moves that can normally force Pokémon back into their Poké Ball won’t work on Cradily). Weak to: Fighting (2x), Bug (2x), Ice (2x), Steel (2x) Resists: Normal (1/2x), Electric (1/2x) Moves: Stone Edge (Cradily slams its front legs onto the ground, causing pointed light blue rock pillars to appear out of the ground and rush towards the opponent; has a high chance of a critical hit.), Seed Bomb (Cradily fires multiple green-glowing seeds from its mouth at opponents, which detonate on impact.), Sludge Wave (Cradily slams its body against the ground, releasing a wave of purple sludge that strikes every nearby Pokémon; has a small chance of inflicting the Poison-status effect, which drains the receiver’s stamina over time.), Earth Power (Cradily slams its body against the ground, creating a stream of fiery orange energy that erupts from the ground and strikes the opponent. Has a small chance of reducing an opposing Pokémon’s resistance against projectile attacks.).

11. #11Probopass

    Keys: Probopass · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Compass Pokémon, and the evolved form of Nosepass. Probopass radiates a strong magnetic field, one so powerful that it can damage or disrupt nearby electronics. Ability: Sturdy (It is impossible to KO Probopass in only one hit, as it always will endure with a little bit of stamina left. Moves that consistently KO Pokémon instantly will also not work on Probopass.) Type: Rock/Steel Weak to: Fighting (4x), Water (2x), Ground (4x) Resists: Normal (1/4x), Flying (1/4x), Rock (1/2x), Bug (1/2x), Psychic (1/2x), Ice (1/2x), Dragon (1/2x), Fairy (1/2x) Moves: Power Gem (Probopass conjures up a silver ball of energy above it, slowly increasing the ball’s power. After a couple of seconds, it turns the ball into a beam of energy, one that’s launched at opponents.), Earth Power (Probopass' body glows gold as the nearby ground begins shaking, glowing gold cracks soon forming as orange energy erupts from within.), Dazzling Gleam (Probopass' body becomes surrounded by a field of rainbow-colored energy, which expands outwards and hits the opponent.), Flash Cannon (A white orb of energy with light blue energy forms in front of Probopass' body as it fires a white beam of energy with light blue energy from it at the opponent. Has a small chance of reducing a target’s resistance against projectiles, if it hits.).

12. #12Relicanth

    Keys: Relicanth · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Longevity Pokémon. Thought to have gone extinct, Relicanth was given a name that is a variation of the name of the person who discovered it. Its form has remained the same for one hundred million years. Its body is filled with fat, so it can withstand the water pressure of the deep sea. Ability: Swift Swim (If Relicanth detects rain falling in its vicinity, it will be empowered, capable of moving much faster than normal.) Type: Rock/Water Weak to: Fighting (2x), Ground (2x), Grass (4x), Electric (2x) Resists: Normal (1/2x), Ice (1/2x), Poison (1/2x), Fire (1/4x), Ice (1/2x) Moves: Yawn (Relicanth opens its mouth and fires multiple white bubbles at opponents; should they hit, they release a chemical that causes the recipient to fall asleep.), Waterfall (Relicanth glows light blue as it uses nearby water to make a column of water that goes upwards, or a massive current, if underwater. Afterward, Relicanth will ride the column or current at breakneck speed before tackling opponents, and if it hits, it has a good chance of stunning.), Head Smash (Relicanth glows light blue as it rams opponents. Though strong, it does cause recoil damage to Relicanth), Earthquake (Relicanth glows brown as it releases shockwaves all around it.). Considering Relicanth is a fish, and thus unable to really move effectively unless it is in water, Olivia rarely uses it in battles, but she still loves it, nevertheless.

13. #13Carbink

    Keys: Carbink · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Jewel Pokémon. Born from the high temperatures and pressures deep underground, it defends itself by firing beams from the jewel part of its body. Ability: Clear Body (Moves that normally reduce an opposing Pokémon’s defensive, offensive, or speed stats won’t have such effect on Carbink.). Type: Rock/Fairy Weak to: Steel (4x), Water (2x), Grass (2x), Ground (2x) Resists: Bug (1/2x), Flying (1/2x), Normal (1/2x), Fire (1/2x), Dark (1/2x) Moves: Power Gem (The gems on Carbink’s body emit a bright glow before shooting out a beam of Normal-Type energy at opponents.), Reflect (A barrier appears around Carbink, one that either blocks or reduces damage from physical attacks.), Stealth Rock (Carbink’s eyes glow light blue as it forms a light blue ring of energy on the ground around the opponent. After the glow fades, if the opponent steps on the area where the glow was, a gray stone pillar appears where they stepped on, damaging the opponent. The area that glowed is then filled with similar stone pillars, surrounding the opponent.), Moonblast (Carbink forms an orb of pink energy and fires it at the opponent; has a small chance of weakening its targets’ projectile attack power.).

14. #14Nosepass

    Keys: Nosepass · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Compass Pokémon. It uses powerful magnetism to drag its prey toward it. It's also been known to pull in metal, which it collects and uses to protect itself. Its nose doubles as a compass, and thus it usually likes to face North. Ability: Sturdy (It is impossible to KO Nosepass in only one hit, as it always will endure with a little bit of stamina left. Moves that consistently KO Pokémon instantly will also not work on Nosepass.). Weak to: Fighting (2x), Water (2x), Ground (2x), Steel (2x), Grass (2x) Resists: Normal (1/4x), Flying (1/4x), Fire (1/2x), Poison (1/2x) Moves: Spark (Nosepass’ body becomes surrounded in yellow electricity before tackling the opponent. If it hits, it has a chance of causing the paralysis status effect.), Rock Slide (Nosepass' body becomes outlined in blue and a nearby rock also becomes surrounded in blue and it floats into the air above the opponent. The rock then splits apart, the pieces falling down on the opponent. It has a good chance of staggering opponents.), Thunder Wave (Nosepass' body becomes surrounded by blue electricity before firing static shock waves at opponents, which is guaranteed to inflict the paralysis status effect on hit.). Nosepass is usually among Olivia’s reserve Pokémon, but does see usage when she wants to do friendly battles against inexperienced Pokémon or trainers.

15. #15Boldore

    Keys: Boldore · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Ore Pokémon, and the evolved form of Roggenrola. It explores caves in search of underground water. It's not comfortable around water, so this Pokémon takes great care in lapping it up. Ability: Sturdy (It is impossible to KO Boldore in only one hit, as it always will endure with a little bit of stamina left. Moves that consistently KO Pokémon instantly will also not work on Boldore.). Type: Rock Weak to: Fighting (2x), Water (2x), Ground (2x), Steel (2x), Grass (2x) Resists: Normal (1/4x), Flying (1/4x), Fire (1/2x), Poison (1/2x) Moves: Rock Blast (The orange crystals sticking out of the top of Boldore's body glow bright orange, and the protrusion on the front of its body glows silver. It then fires multiple silver energy waves in the shape of the protrusion on the front of its body at the opponent.), Mud Slap (Boldore creates and fires blobs of mud at opponents, and it can easily disorient targets, should it hit on the face.), Headbutt (A simple headbutt that can stun opponents, should it hit.). Boldore is usually among Olivia’s reserve Pokémon, but does see usage when she wants to do friendly battles against inexperienced Pokémon or trainers.

16. #16Anorith

    Keys: Anorith · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Old Shrimp Pokémon. This is one kind of primeval bug Pokémon. With eight wings, it could swim a lot faster than you'd expect. Ability: Battle Armor (Anorith cannot suffer a critical hit from opponents.) Type: Bug/Rock Weak to: Rock (2x), Steel (2x), Water (2x) Resists: Normal (1/2x) Poison (1/2x) Moves: Bug Bite (Anorith’s mandibles glow light green as it bites opponents.), Smack Down (Anorith’s mandibles generate an orange sphere of energy that it launches into the air. The sphere then crashes down on opponents like a meteor.), Metal Claw (Anorith’s mandibles glow silver before clamping down on opponents, and have a small chance of boosting Anorith’s overall attack power.). Anorith is usually among Olivia’s reserve Pokémon, but does see usage when she wants to do friendly battles against inexperienced Pokémon or trainers.

17. #17Lileep

    Keys: Lileep · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Sea Lily Pokémon. In ancient times, it lived in warm seas. It disguised itself as seaweed to ambush its prey and devoured them whole when they got close. Type: Rock/Grass Ability: Suction Cups (Moves that can normally force Pokémon back into their Poké Ball won’t work on Lileep.). Weak to: Fighting (2x), Bug (2x), Ice (2x), Steel (2x) Resists: Normal (1/2x), Electric (1/2x) Moves: Giga Drain (Lileep latches onto foes with its tentacles and leech them of energy. A decent amount of said energy is then used by Lileep to heal itself.), Ancient Power (Lileep’s body glows white as it creates a silver energy ball in front of its nose. It then fires the ball at the opponent, and if it hits, there is a small chance the energy will boost Lileep’s offensive and defensive power, plus speed.), Brine (Lileep fires salty water from its head at foes. If the foe is weakened, the attack will be twice as strong.). Lileep is usually among Olivia’s reserve Pokémon, but does see usage when she wants to do friendly battles against inexperienced Pokémon or trainers.

18. #18Armaldo

    Keys: Armaldo · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Plate Pokémon, and the evolved form of Anorith. Armaldo adapted from living in water to living on land. It has been determined that it is the ancestor of some bug Pokémon. Ability: Battle Armor (Armaldo cannot suffer a critical hit from opponents.) Type: Bug/Rock Weak to: Rock (2x), Steel (2x), Water (2x) Resists: Normal (1/2x) Poison (1/2x) Moves: Crush Claw (Armaldo’s claws glow red, and it smashes them down onto the opponent. If it hits, there is a good chance the opponent will be much more susceptible to physical attacks.), X-scissor (Armaldo uses both claws to slash opponents in an X-type fashion.), Stone Edge (Armaldo slams its front legs onto the ground, causing pointed light blue rock pillars to appear out of the ground and rush towards the opponent; has a high chance of a critical hit.), Liquidation (Armaldo slams into the target using a full-force blast of water; can stagger said opponent's defense if it hits).

19. #19Midnight Lycanroc

    Keys: Midnight Lycanroc, Lycanroc (Midnight) · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Wolf Pokémon, and the evolved form of Rockruff. This form is a more reckless and battle-happy breed of Lycanroc happens when Rockruff evolves at night. Midnight Form Lycanrocs also have an up-close, bait-and-punish style of battling. Ability: Keen Eye (Lycanroc remains focused in battle, their accuracy and precision nearly impossible to lower.). Type: Rock Weak to: Fighting (2x), Grass (2x), Ground (2x), Water (2x), Steel (2x) Resists: Flying (1/2x), Poison (1/2x), Fire (1/2x), Normal (1/2x) Moves: Crunch (Lycanroc’s fangs glow black as it bites opponents, and if it hits, there is a small chance of weakening its targets’ resistance to projectile attacks.), Stone Edge (Lycanroc slams its front legs onto the ground, causing pointed light blue rock pillars to appear out of the ground and rush towards the opponent; has a high chance of a critical hit.), Fire Punch (Lycanroc’s front legs glow red-orange with flaming energy crackling out as it strikes opponents. If it hits, the move has a chance of inflicting an afterburn status effect, which not only drains the target’s stamina over time, but also handicaps their attack power.), Rock Climb (Lycanroc punches the opponent with enough force that boulders can cave in from the impact. Lycanroc can also use this ability to scale walls easier.).

20. #20Midday Lycanroc

    Keys: Midday Lycanroc, Lycanroc (Midday Form) · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Wolf Pokémon, and the evolved form of Rockruff, should it happen in the day. This form is a more energetic, loyal, and calm breed of Lycanroc. In combat, Midday Form Lycanrocs rely heavily on their speed and sharp fangs, claws, and rocks embedded in their manes to fight. Broken rock fragments in their mane are even considered good luck charms Ability: Keen Eye (Lycanroc remains focused in battle, their accuracy and precision nearly impossible to lower.). Type: Rock Weak to: Fighting (2x), Grass (2x), Ground (2x), Water (2x), Steel (2x) Resists: Flying (1/2x), Poison (1/2x), Fire (1/2x), Normal (1/2x) Moves: Accelerock (Lycanroc surrounds itself in a white aura and then slams itself into the opponent at a high speed. It is very hard to react to, and upon contact, small rocks from its mane sometimes burst out.), Rock Slide (Some of the tuffs on Lycanroc's fur glow white and then fade as it creates multiple rocks outlined in a white glow around its body. Midday Form Lycanroc then fires the rocks at the opponent. Has a chance of stunning opponents), Drill Rush (Lycanroc rotates its body quickly while glowing white as it charges at opponents; high chance of a critical hit.), Double Team (Lycanroc moves so fast, it makes multiple afterimages/illusions of itself, which it can use to either avoid incoming attacks or confuse the opponent.). Lycanroc is Olivia’s signature Pokémon and is her go-to when it comes to using Z-moves.

21. #21Stufful

    Keys: Stufful · Secondary: her, your, Olivia's

    The Flailing Pokémon. Despite its adorable appearance, when it gets angry and flails about, its arms and legs could split a tree in half. Ability: Cute Charm (If opposing Pokémon come into physical contact with Stufful, there is a reasonable chance it will secrete pheromones that makes any who breath it be inflicted with the infatuation status effect, should they be the opposite gender. Infatuated Pokémon have a hard time even thinking of fighting back when in such state. Type: Normal/Fighting Weak to: Fighting (2x), Fairy (2x), Psychic (2x), Flying (2x) Resists: Dark (1/2x), Bug (1/2x), Rock (1/2x) Immune to: Ghost Moves: Strength (Stufful glows a white aura and becomes strong enough to lift things several times its weight.), Brick Break (Stufful’s front legs glow yellow as it karate chops opponents, the energy from the move being capable of breaking barriers like Light Screen and Reflect.), Ice Punch (Stufful’s limbs glow bright blue and become chillingly cold as it strikes opponents; if it hits, there is a good chance that it freezes opponents.). Olivia originally found this Pokémon behind her shop, using the building as shelter from a storm. Saddened at its condition, she caught Stufful and gave it food and a loving family. In return for such kindness, Stufful guards the building from any intruders and serves as Olivia’s adorable stress reliever.

22. #22Wela Volcano

    Keys: Wela Volcano

    Wela Volcano is the biggest active volcano in the Alola region, being full of Electric, Ground, and Fire-Type Pokémon and is a popular tourist destination on Akala Island. Every year, a festival (Led by Akala Island's Kahuna) is held in honor of the volcano, largely due to the soil it provides to the island. The most well-known aspect of the festival is the Wela Crown, which was made from cooled lava, crystals from the island, and energy imbued by Tapu Lele. Though any Pokémon that wears it is magically (And permanently) given increased strength, Fire-Types gain the most power from it.

23. #23Pokémon League

    Keys: Island Challenge, Kahuna, Trial Captains, Champion, Kahunas, Trail Captain, Totem Pokémon, Totem Pokémons

    Unlike other regions, Alola does not have Gym Leaders for a Pokémon League, instead having an 'island challenge' for new trainers. These are made up of a myriad of trials, usually consisting of small challenges, before culminating in a battle against a Totem Pokémon, who are much bigger and stronger compared to others of the same species. Trial Captains oversee the whole process, and completing all trials in an island allows trainers to face off against the Island Kahunas in a battle. Traditionally, any trainer who completed all trials would head to Mount Lanakila (The highest mountain in the region), battling all the Kahunas in order to be crowned as an Island Challenge Champion. As of recent years, this aspect was replaced with a more conventional Elite Four and Champion system. Olivia serves as both a Kahuna and an Elite Four member, which are easy to manage; Elite Four battles are rare, after all.

24. #24Kahuna Duties

    Keys: duties · Secondary: Kahuna

    Kahunas have a LOT to do in Alola: lead their respective islands, manage the Island Challenge system on their islands, operate Grand Trials, tend to the local ruins that the Island Guardian/Tapu resides in, lead festivals, etc.

25. #25Tapu Lele

    Keys: Tapu Lele

    The Land Spirit Pokémon, and the Island Guardian of Akala Island. Though she can emit scales that can heal just about any wound, a task that she'd gladly do for anyone in need of it, and has been the most peace-oriented of the Island Guardians, it can also be creepily innocent or uncaring for any potential shortcomings it brings to others, as if representing nature itself. At the very least, she is fine with Olivia, and vice versa. Ability: Psychic Surge (Tapu Lele innately emits an atmosphere energy that forms Psychic Terrain, which not only boost Psychic-Type moves, including those of nearby Pokémon, but also can disrupt fast moves.). Type: Psychic/Fairy Weak to: Steel (2x), Poison (2x), Ghost (2x) Resists: Fighting (1/4x), Psychic (1/2x) Immune to: Dragon Moves: Psychic Terrain (Tapu Lele extends its arms and creates a purple dome of energy that surrounds it and its opponent.), Nature's Madness (Tapu Lele slams the ground, unleashing a shock wave of pink energy with trailing wisps of blue aura, pushing the target back on impact. Afterwards, pink bolts appear around the target, and energy erupts from the ground underneath them. It's a VERY devastating attack.), Draining Kiss (Tapu Lele places her head on the opponent, and using magical energy, drains energy from them. Tapu Lele's body then absorbs the energy as she glows white with a light green glow, and can either heal/rejuvenate herself heal others with it.), Psybeam (Tapu Lele fires a streaky blue beam with pink, yellow, and white circles inside it at the opponents; has a small chance of disorienting targets on hit.), Dazzling Gleam (Tapu Lele creates a rainbow-colored sphere around its body and slams into the opponent.).

26. #26Hala

    Keys: Hala

    Hala is the Fighting-Type Kahuna of Melemele Island. He is the oldest of the group, being both a seasoned trainer and fighter (Especially in Alolan-styled Sumo wrestling), yet a caring and respectful person to all those that know him. Though Olivia loves to talk with him when they both have free time, battling his Pokémon is not exactly something she is fond of. Pokémon: Mankey, Makuhita, Crabrawler, Machamp, Hariyama, Primeape, Bewear, Poliwrath, Crabominable, Machamp

27. #27Nanu

    Keys: Nanu

    Nanu is the Dark-Type Kahuna of UlaʻUla Island and a retired elite member of the International Police, now serving as a police officer in his island. Though he's become a very laid back guy who'd rather care for his numerous Meowths, he will not hesitate to defend anyone that needs it, and is a ruthless trainer. That doesn't mean he cannot enjoy spending time with the other Kahunas, Olivia included, even if he maintains a stoic face. Pokémon: Sableye, Krookodile, Persian (Alolan Form), Honchkrow, Absol

28. #28Hapu

    Keys: Hapu

    Hapu is the Ground-Type Kahuna of Poni Island, being the most recent and youngest person to hold the title. Due to not having much other people her age to train against and living life as a farmer, she has grown to be a mature teen, one with a workaholic, no-nonsense, and loner attitude. That being said, Hapu will gladly help people out, should they need it, and though she is still unfamiliar with the other current Kahunas, Olivia will gladly help her settle in. Pokémon: Dugtrio, Krookodile, Gastrodon, Flygon, Mudsdale, Golurk

29. #29Kiawe

    Keys: Kiawe

    Kiawe is an up-and-coming trial captain of Akala Island, and is the grandson of the island's previous Kahuna (Who was Olivia's predecessor). Being the elder child of a family operating a ranch, combined with his heritage, he has become a mature, calculating, and hard-working individual who deeply values both his position and that of Kahunas. Olivia is a family friend, one who likes to talk with Kiawe about their experiences with his grandfather.

30. #30Molayne

    Keys: Molayne

    Molayne is the operator of Hokulani Observatory (The only major one in Alola), manager of Alola's PC system (Which can transfer items or Pokémon across large distances), and most recently, the Steel-Type member of Alola's Elite Four. He is quite the intelligent man with the training skills to boot, and will be glad to help those in need. It does feel a bit weird being peers with someone as significant as Olivia, though. Pokémon: Skarmory, Metagross, Dugtrio (Alolan Form), Magnezone, Sandslash (Alolan Form), Klefki, Bisharp

31. #31Acerola

    Keys: Acerola

    Acerola is Alola's Ghost-Type Elite Four of Alola, having so close a tie to Nanu that she calls him 'uncle', despite her being an orphan. She is an outlier amongst Ghost-Type trainers, having playful, polite, and friendly individual. She is also very much familiar with Alolan culture due to frequenting her local library and is genetically the last of Alola's former monarchy (Not that the title means much to her, though.). She gets along with Olivia really well, especially when she's so adorable! Pokémon: Sableye, Drifblim, Dhelmise, Froslass, Palossand, Banette

32. #32Kahili

    Keys: Kahili

    Kahili is Alola's best golfer and the Flying-Type trainer of its Elite 4, having been a previous Island Challenge Champion. On top of this, she is also the wealthy heiress to the Hano Resort Hotel (Which is the biggest in the region), leaving her with some high standards. Despite this, she does not let it cloud her judgement or morals, if her friendship with Olivia is anything to go by. Too bad they both have busy jobs; otherwise they would be hanging out a lot more, as of recent. Pokémon: Skarmory, Crobat, Oricorio (Baile style), Mandibuzz, Toucannon, Braviary, Hawlucha

33. #33Brock

    Keys: Brock

    Brock is a former Rock-Type Gym Leader and current Pokémon doctor from the Kanto region. Like Olivia, he is also a person hopelessly in love, but whereas her few attempts at finding boyfriends ended in vain, he was usually rejected off the bat. Well, at least until they met when he went to Alola on vacation. Both could immediately feel something special about each other, and though they did not kiss, they are in a long distance friendship (For now), both hoping that they can grow their bonds into something more permanent. Pokémon: Golem, Relicanth, Omastar, Kabutops, Steelix, Rampardos, Aerodactyl, Rhypherior, Tyranitar, Golbat, Ludicolo, Foretress, Marshtomp, Croagunk, Blissey, Comfey, Sudowoodo, Geodude

34. #34Languages

    Keys: Kantonian, Alolan, Galarian, Poni Alolan, Alola, Mahalo, Kapu, Lani, Tupuna, Kupuna, Aliʻi, Aloha, Wai, Kai, Honua, Haole, Aʻole, Maikaʻi, ʻono, He aha kēia, ʻāina

    Languages: Olivia's first language is standard Alolan (Hawaiian), but has learned the Poni Island dialect (Ni’ihau dialect), which maintains some of the sounds that standard Alolan (Hawaiian) dropped, and is frequently seen in religious texts or chants. Otherwise, she speaks standard Kantonian (Japanese), though she can read many other dialects, and Galarian (English). Alola = Hello, goodbye Mahalo = thank you Kapu = forbidden Lani= sky, heavens Tupuna, kupuna = ancestor, elder Aliʻi = Chief Aloha = love He aha kēia? = How are you? Haole = foreigner Aʻole = No Maikaʻi = fine, well ʻono = delicious ʻāina = land Honua = earth Wai = water Kai = ocean

35. #35Elite 4 Building/Rock Chamber

    Keys: Alola League Building, Rock Chamber, Mt. Lanakila

    Alola's Elite 4 building is located on UlaʻUla Island's Mt. Lanakila, the highest mountain in the region. It hosts four chambers for each of the members, alongside a dedicated arena and throne for the Champion. Olivia's station is what she dubs 'The Rock Chamber', being filled with large orange crystals, with holographic lighting around the main arena.

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