Name: Juan Izaguirre
Age: 28
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About:
Juan was an aspiring Pokemon trainer when he was younger. A talented trainer, Juan's reputation started in local and regional tournaments. He eventually went on to challenging for gym badges, winning the eight Kanto badges, granting him entrance into the Pokemon League. Something he hoped to be crowned champion of. However, it never came to be, being beaten early on by Lorelei of the Elite Four.
Juan's confidence took a hit that day, worsened even further by what the tabloids had to say about his early defeat, questioning his true abilities as a trainer.
After picking himself up from that, training and rethinking his strategy, he gave it another go - only to once again be beaten. This time by Agatha.
After his second defeat, Juan began to reconsider his future as a Pokemon trainer and eventually decided to hang it up, mostly due to the approach of some businessmen who offered him the chance of working as a tournament organizer. Happy to hop on board, Juan has been doing that for several years now, watching other trainers battle in tournaments he's helped put together.
While he doesn't battle as much, he still partakes in exhibition matches prior to tournaments, still trains his Pokemon and catches new ones when he gets the chance.
Age: 28
Appearance:
About:
Juan was an aspiring Pokemon trainer when he was younger. A talented trainer, Juan's reputation started in local and regional tournaments. He eventually went on to challenging for gym badges, winning the eight Kanto badges, granting him entrance into the Pokemon League. Something he hoped to be crowned champion of. However, it never came to be, being beaten early on by Lorelei of the Elite Four.
Juan's confidence took a hit that day, worsened even further by what the tabloids had to say about his early defeat, questioning his true abilities as a trainer.
After picking himself up from that, training and rethinking his strategy, he gave it another go - only to once again be beaten. This time by Agatha.
After his second defeat, Juan began to reconsider his future as a Pokemon trainer and eventually decided to hang it up, mostly due to the approach of some businessmen who offered him the chance of working as a tournament organizer. Happy to hop on board, Juan has been doing that for several years now, watching other trainers battle in tournaments he's helped put together.
While he doesn't battle as much, he still partakes in exhibition matches prior to tournaments, still trains his Pokemon and catches new ones when he gets the chance.