Alongside Clair, Lance is a prodigal user of Dragon-type Pokémon. He is known as a trainer of the Viridian Forest alongside Yellow and Giovanni.
Lance has a cruel personality, as he believes wholeheartedly that all humans should be eradicated minus those who have shown compassion towards Pokémon.
As a trainer of the Viridian Forest, Lance has the ability to hear the thoughts of Pokémon, and can heal their injuries. However, Lance also possesses an additional ability to control any Dragon-type Pokémon. This ability also extends to Pokémon with similar attributes to Dragon-type Pokémon, namely Aerodactyl and Tyranitar.
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Lance is nearly identical in appearance to his game counterpart. Lance's revamps in the newest games (namely HeartGold and SoulSilver) differ from his Adventures design.
Lance and the rest of the Elite Four make brief appearances during the final battle between Red and Green at Indigo Plateau.
Lance makes his first appearance at the Vermilion City, where he observes the Vermilion City Surfing Competition, which Yellow participates in. He abruptly intervenes, proclaiming that the Dragonair put forth as the prize belonged to him. Lance then proceeds to decimate the entire town, desperately searching for something. When Yellow tries to stop Lance from leaving, he proclaims that he might as well capture Pika, considering that Agatha and Lorelei failed to do so. However, Lance is surprised when Pika uses his HP as a funnel, allowing Yellow to travel across the water's surface. He is subsequently electrocuted by Thundershock, and he cedes into a retreat. Later, Lance appears before Yellow and Blaine at Cerise Island. He finds himself fighting against Blaine's trump card, Mewtwo, who is able to hold its own against Lance's Dragon Pokémon.
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However, due to Blaine's ailing condition, Lance is able to prevail over Mewtwo, as both combatants collapse. As a last resort, Blaine attempts to destroy Lance's Poké Ball to prevent him from summoning more, but Lance reveals that he released them long ago to combat this possibility. With Yellow and Lance being evenly matched, Lance takes the battle high up above the Cerise Island skyline.
With the newfound advantage over Yellow, Lance uses his Gyarados and Aerodactyl to generate a multitude of bubbles, which Yellow cannot detect in the blinding sunlight. Just when it seems that Yellow will be defeated by Lance, Giovanni intervenes in the battle. He proceeded to use his Rhyhorn to kick up a sandstorm, making Lance's bubbles visible. However, Lance factored Giovanni's intervention in his plan, as the Earth Badge is forcibly taken from his jacket pocket. Lance proceeds to use the final Gym Badge to complete the Energy Amplification Device, summoning Lugia. However, even with the assistance of Lugia, Lance was defeated by a combination of Yellow's recently evolved Pokémon, who channeled their power into Pika's Megavolt. After being defeated, Lance wished to find out who Lugia's real master was, as he was unable to control it.
Lance went into hiding in the Johto region, working fervently to find out more about Lugia. He first appears before Silver, whereupon he imparts advice on how to defeat Team Rocket. Lance also gave Silver his Tyranitar, which was subsequently returned after he was defeated by the Mask of Ice at the Lake of Rage. Lance briefly assisted Silver and the other Pokédex Holders in the battle against the Mask of Ice, and after this was achieved, he leaves on his Aerodactyl.
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Lance's whereabouts as of this chapter are currently unknown, and Gold and Silver are assigned to the search effort to locate him.
Aerodactyl is primarily used by Lance as a form of transport, as he is frequently using it to travel. It is also potent at battling, as shown during the conflict with Yellow. His Aerodactyl's wings are sharper than swords. Aerodactyl's Moves: Hyper Beam, Wing Attack, Supersonic, Fly
Dragonite is Lance's powerhouse, and has been by his side since it was a Dratini in his childhood. It also possesses the ability Multiscale, which makes it impervious to high intensity attacks. Dragonite's Moves: Hyper Beam
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Gyarados was used by Lance to shield him from the falling lava, through the use of its protective bubbles generated by Bubble Beam. Gyarados' Moves: Bubble Beam, Hyperbeam.
Dragonair was initially seen at Vermilion Harbor, where Lance used it singlehandedly to destroy the Vermilion City. Two additional Dragonair were seen at the battle at Cerise Island, shielding Lance from the erupting lava. Dragonair's Moves: Whirpool, Surf, Hyper Beam, Slam, Wrap, Agility.
Lance leant Silver his Tyranitar during the Gold, Silver and Crystal Chapter, in order to deal with Team Rocket resurfacing in Johto. It was strong enough to decimate Gold's team, but was taken off-guard by Togebo's Double Edge attack. Despite its strength, Silver is unable to control Tyranitar. Tyranitar's Moves: Sandstorm.Hi. This is Thesecret1070. I am an admin of this site. Edit as much as you wish, but one little thing... If you are going to edit a lot, then make yourself a user and login. Other than that, enjoy Wiki!!!
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Lance is the Leader of Kanto's Elite Four and the main villain of the Yellow chapter in the manga series Pokémon Adventures. While in the Pokémon games and anime, he is a Hero, for his first major role in the Pokémon Adventures series, he would instead serve as an antagonist. His goal is to wipe out most of humanity except for those he deems worthy of being kind enough to Pokémon, for the sake of preserving the future of Pokemon.
Lance appears as the main antagonist of the Yellow arc. Much like the protagonist, Yellow, as well as Giovanni he too was born in the Viridian Forest, where people who born there are granted special powers where his special power is the ability of telepathy, allowing him to telepathically communicate with his Pokémon and the power of healing which he can use to heal them. Lance's telepathy also allows him to control primarily Dragon-type Pokémon and as well as any Pokémon that is close to a Dragon-type, such as Aerodactyl.
Originally debuting at the end of the Red, Blue, and Green chapter, in a cameo with his fellow Elite Four members, he first made his first official appearance in the Vermillion City Surfing Contest.
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Lance was initially depicted with orange spikey hair while dressed in red boots, black pants, a shirt with long red sleeves, and a red cape with a white underside.
Later, he was depicted with red hair while dressed in black boots, a shirt and pants colored in purple, and a black cape with a red underside.
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Lance is a character appearing in Pokémon Adventures, who is the Champion of the Johto region and a member of the Elite Four in the Kanto region.
He wears a medieval-looking navy blue tunic with red-orange trim, a brown belt around his waist, and large black boots with orange two rings around the top of each boot. The cuffs of his long sleeves are black with orange zigzagging trim separating the cuff from the navy blue part of the sleeve. He sports a long, flowing cape around his neck which is black on the outside and crimson red on the inside.
Having witnessed many Pokémon, including his own, suffered at the hands of humans' greed, Lance lost faith in humanity and believed wholeheartedly that all humans should be eradicated minus those who have shown compassion towards Pokémon. To achieve his ideal world, Lance would resort to any means necessary, mercilessly getting rid of anybody who he views getting in his way. While claiming that he wishes to create a world where Pokémon can live freely, Lance's hatred made him subconsciously ignorant of his Pokémon's feelings and took them for granted without him realizing. Additionally, in spite of his compassion for Pokémon, it didn't stop Lance from hurting Pokémon who belongs to his enemies.
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After he was defeated by Yellow, Lance regretted what he did and completely let go of his previous goal. Instead, he now does his best to protect the world for both the humans and Pokémon's sake, even convincing his old enemies to work together with him. His
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