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Jasmine 200px ミカン (Mikan) かかずゆみ Yumi Kakazu (Japanese) Olivine City Mineral Badge Pokémon Gold/Silver Fight For The Light VS Gligar! Steel-type Pokémon Ampharos, Magnemite, Ampharos Ampharos, Magnemite, Steelix Ampharos, Togetic, Magneton, Steelix Jasmine is the Olivine City Gym Leader. Her specialty is Steel-type Pokémon, and she gives the MineralBadge to trainers who defeat her in battle. Name origins Language Name Reference to Japanese ミカン Mikan 蜜柑 mikan, a citrus fruit. English Jasmine A jasmine is a sweet-smelling flower; the mine refers to mineral. French Jasmine As above. German Jasmin As above. Italian Jasmine As above. Spanish Yasmina As above. Hebrew ג'סמין Transliteration of Jasmine. Russian Джасмин Dzhasmin Transliteration of Jasmine. Chinese (Taiwan) 蜜柑 Mì Gān From 蜜柑 mikan. Chinese (Hong Kong) 阿蜜 Ā Mì 蜜 is taken from 蜜柑 mikan. Korean 규리 Gyuri Polish Jasmina From jaśmin, Jasmine? In the Anime thumb|Jasmine in the anime Jasmine appears in Fight for the Light and Nerves of Steelix. In the anime, Jasmine runs the Sparkling Lighthouse in Olivine City. She used her Ampharos to light the way over the shore, but when became ill, she asked Ash to fetch it some medicine from Cianwood City. Ash and his friends retrieved the medicine and sent it back with one of Jasmine's young apprentices, Janina. Several weeks later, Ash and his friends returned from the Whirl Islands and Ash challenged Jasmine to a Gym match. Ash used Cyndaquil and was able to defeat Jasmine's Steelix. Pokémon This listing is of Jasmine's Pokémon in the Pokémon anime. Ampharos Steelix Magnemite In the Games Jasmine's title is The Steel-Clad Defense Girl. In Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Pokémon Crystal, one can't fight Jasmine right away, as she's busy taking care of a sick Ampharos. First one must get a special medicine from the pharmacy in Cianwood City and give it to her. Jasmine trains the recently-discovered Steel-type Pokémon, but it's said that she recently used to train a different type. Someone in the city says she used to train Rock-Type Pokémon, like Onix. Jasmine is a very shy girl, and has trouble speaking. She's compassionate, and when Amphy, the Ampharos in the lighthouse tower, falls ill, Jasmine is so worried she cannot even smile. Amphy and Jasmine appear to be close, because when the medicine is brought from Cianwood City, Amphy will only take it from her. The Olivine City Gym is probably the most simply designed Pokémon Gym in Johto. It consists of just one straight, fairly short walkway, outlined with boulders, leading up to a small set of steps onto a raised stone platform. For this reason, and possibly due somewhat to Jasmine's shy nature, she appears to be the only member of her gym. In addition to the MineralBadge, Jasmine gives out TM 23, Iron Tail. Pokémon This listing is of Jasmine's Pokémon in the video games she has appeared in. Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal Level 30 Magnemite - Thunderbolt, Supersonic, Sonicboom, Thunder Wave Level 30 Magnemite - Thunderbolt, Supersonic, Sonicboom, Thunder Wave Level 35 Steelix - Screech, Sunny Day, Rock Throw, Iron Tail Pokémon Stadium 2 Round 1 Pokémon Magneton Forretress Steelix Corsola Mantine Skarmory Round 2 Pokémon Blastoise Rapidash Slowbro Scizor Steelix Stantler In the Pokémon Special Manga right|frame|Jasmine Jasmine was caught in an Earthquake caused by Team Rocket while traveling through Ecruteak City. She had climbed the Tin Tower to get away from the shaking and got caught in some rubble. Using Ampharos to send off a distress flare, she caught the attention of both Gold and Silver. The two boys actually fought over who would get to rescue her, and she only barely managed to escape, leaving the young rivals trapped in the tower. Jasmine later managed to recover. At the Pokémon League Tournament, she fought against Brock. She covered her Steelix in rubble to make it look like an Onix, thinking that the newly-discovered Steel Pokémon would be too horifying for people to see. Jasmine once specialized in Rock-type Pokémon before Crystal and Professor Oak discovered Steel-type Pokémon. Jasmine's Togetics are the parents of Gold's Togepi. Pokémon This listing is of Jasmine's Pokémon in the Pokémon Adventures manga. Amphy Steely Togetic Togetic Magneton Magneton In the TCG Pokémon This listing is of Jasmine's Pokémon in the Pokémon TCG. Raichu Magneton Electabuzz Jolteon Ampharos