Mana

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If you were looking for the character from Pokémon XD whose Japanese name is Mana, see Jovi.
Mana
マナ Mana
Mana.png
Mana
Age 8
Gender Female
Eye color Light brown
Hair color Light brown
Hometown Unknown
Region Alola (originally Kanto)
Trainer class Trainer
Game counterpart Selene

Mana (Japanese: マナ Mana) is a main character who appeared in Pokémon Horizon.

Pokémon

Rowlet → Dartrix → Decidueye
Mana Rowlet.png
Mana Decidueye.png

Rowlet is Mana's first known Pokémon. Rowlet appears for the first time battling a wild Drampa in Journey to a New Horizon that was out of control near Professor Kukui's Laboratory, despite all his efforts, he is no match for the dragon type pokemon, being saved by Rockruff in the process.

Mana tries to use him again to battle a huge wild Pangoro in Traveling Trainer Tokio, but is interrupted by Tokio.

Mana uses Rowlet again to show Akira how a Z-Ring works in Mastering the Z-Move.

In The Legend Revealed, it is revealed that Rowlet evolved during Akira and Mana's journey in Alola sometime before Attack on the Headquarters. Mana uses Decidueye to face a Crobat from a Team Kings Grunt, easily defeating the Pokémon Bat. During the final battle against Meja, Mana uses Decidueye against Meja's own Decidueye, after a tough battle, Mana wins after using the Z-Move on the opposing Pokémon.

Decidueye is last seen in To a New Horizon alongside his Trainer.

Decidueye's known moves are Razor Leaf and Spirit Shackle*.
Decidueye can also perform the Z-Move Sinister Arrow Raid.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese マナ Mana From mana, Hawaiian for power
English, French, Spanish Mana Same as her Japanese name
Chinese (Cantonese) 阿愛 A Oi From the Japanese name 愛 Mana

Related articles

Pokémon Horizon characters
AkiraManaTokioDulioNapoMeja


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