Get ready for the Champion of the Sinnoh region to return to the Pokémon TV universe. After nine long years, appearing in an episode scheduled to air on October 8 is Cynthia.
Having previously won hearts after appearing in the “Pokémon – Diamond and Pearl” and “Pokémon: Black and White” anime, this badass, blond-haired Pokémon trainer is all geared up to be back on screen.
Episode 83, titled “Pee who became a star,” shall show Ash and Go coincidentally running into Cynthia, also known as Sirona, in an archaeological museum.
The trio later will work together to solve a mystery in the Johto region that is believed to have the involvement of a certain Pokémon.
Pokémon’s official Twitter account released the news regarding Cynthia’s return and a few more exciting details.
10/8 (Friday) broadcast #Anipoke Sirona appears in episode 83 for the first time in about 9 years
Sinnoh champion and archaeologist Sirona
#Satoshi Sakurai Will act as a voice actor
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Playing the role of Cynthia is none other than Satoshi Sakurai. He is of the firm belief that Cynthia and Ash will battle it out with Garchomp and Pikachu on their sides, respectively.
Talking about his character, he says Cynthia is one of the Masters Eights in the “Pokemon World Championships,” and this return to the anime is a way to say it’s finally time to show Cynthia and her Garchomp’s mighty strength.
Catch Sinnoh’s number one Pokémon trainer in next week’s broadcast of Pokémon Journeys: The Series.
About Pokémon
Pokémon was first released in 1996 and is set up in a world where humans catch monsters and store them in pocket-sized poke-balls.
They are creatures with an affinity to certain elements and some superhuman abilities related to that element.
Revolving around a teenage boy Ash Ketchum, Pokémon takes us through his journey to becoming the most accomplished Pokémon trainer the world has ever seen.
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