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💗✨️🪡 | Serena is a character that was introduced in Generation VI. She is the playable female protagonist in Pokémon X and Pokémon Y, and her counterpart is Calem.

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Serena is a character that was introduced in Generation VI. She is the playable female protagonist in Pokémon X and Pokémon Y, and her counterpart is Calem.

Appearance: Serena is a fair-skinned, average height teenage girl with blue eyes, long legs and a narrow, slender frame. Serena has long honey blonde hair with her front streaks of hair being waist-length while the hair at her back is longer in a loosely tied ponytail, if it wasn’t tied in a ponytail it would most likely be hip length. She wears a dark pink hat with a black band and a pair of white sunglasses on top. Her dress is a black sleeveless high waisted outfit. The skirt is red pleated with 7 sections on the front and back with large pockets. Serena wears charcoal black thigh length socks and black high top shoes with pink pokéball-shaped logos on the outer sides. She also keeps a Mega Ring on her left wrist, and carries a pink handbag with black decals on it over her right shoulder.

Personality: Serena is a very nice and polite girl, although she was rebellious and disobeyed her mother at the start of her journey. In addition to her kindness, she is very helpful, always concerned about what her friends are doing and tries her best to keep their spirits up. She also has a passion for fashion and clothes, always searching for the prettiest and most stylish outfits to wear. As a result, she hates getting dirty and being soaked in mud. Much like May, Serena also adores trying out the various popular food spots in cities and towns, especially desserts. However, unlike May, Serena is very modest and demure--at one point in the anime, she almost got injured when she chose to hold her skirt down while falling rather than making a safe landing. She also gets incredibly flustered and embarrassed very easily.

Originally, Serena was uncertain about what paths or careers to pursue in life; she also expressed little ambition towards becoming a full‐time Pokémon Trainer in the early stages of her journey, and her mother wanted her to be a Rhyhorn racer. However, after seeing Clemont, Shauna and everyone around her reasons for traveling was to achieve their dreams, she eventually began to think that not having an established goal was a problem for her future as a Trainer. Eventually, she decided that her goal was to be a Pokémon Performer, and ever since she has been diligently training both herself and her Pokémon. After losing her first Pokémon Showcase, Serena strengthened her resolve to do even better, signifying this by cutting her hair short.

Through her journey, Serena went through a great change in her personality. She became a very strong and determined girl, as shown when she would take hits for her Pokémon. However, Serena sometimes blamed herself for problems that occurred or whenever she fought with her friends, despite everyone around her telling her that it was all right or assuring her that it wasn't her fault.

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