Canaletto is the true antagonist of the story.   Once a powerful Avatar himself, Canaletto has refused to give up his Avatar throne before the previous race. In the series of events, he ended up being beaten by the current Avatar and sealed into the Flying Temple.

Damos once witnessed Arceus sacrificing its life to save the world from meteors. Arceus sustained heavy damage doing this, and lost possession of its Plates. Damos returned them to Arceus, and as gratitude for saving its life, Arceus granted him the Jewel of Life, made of five of them, to revitalize Michina Town, at that time a wasteland.     Though Arceus made Damos promise to return the Jewel of Life at the time of the next solar eclipse, Marcus was fearful that Michina Town would revert to its lifeless state if this was done, and together the two betrayed Arceus, with Damos under the control of Marcus&#039;s Bronzong&#039;s Hypnosis.     Ash, Dawn, Brock and Sheena travel back in time with the help of Dialga to prevent Arceus&#039;s betrayal. It was revealed Marcus used to be Damos&#039;s underling but overthrew the latter and put him in prison. There he finds out from Ash and co. that he would betray Arceus in the near future and that Marcus is behind everything. Thanks to the help of his friend, the Spiky-eared Pichu, he managed to break free. He saved Sheena from certain doom and managed to convince her that he isn&#039;t a betrayer like the legend makes him out to be. Together they stop all of the Pok&eacute;mon from attacking Arceus by connecting with them. Damos manages to break through Arceus&#039;s anger and connect with it thereby calming it down. He then later bids farewell to the &quot;future children&quot; and makes a stone engraving with them on it for them to see when they get back to the future.

Newton Graceland is a character that appears in Giratina and the Sky Warrior. He is a talented scholar specializing in study of the Reverse World who is beneficial to Ash and his friends during the movie.     Newton was Zero&#039;s mentor in years past. Together, they created a machine that would copy the power of Giratina to travel between dimensions, allowing them free access to the Reverse World. Although they had been close previously, the two clashed when Newton discovered his invention would cause a horrific fate, possibly sacrificing Giratina in the process and therefore erased the designs.     Later, after Zero rebuilt and deployed the machine, Newton was forced to hack into the device&#039;s central computer and destroy it himself. He was last seen at Gracidea watching Shaymin depart. Newton may have reconciled with Zero at the end of the movie as he helped him out of the frozen Megarig; both cracking a smile at each other.     Newton reappeared in the credits of the twelfth movie where he visited Zero in prison after recovering Infi&#039;s data from the Megarig.    (from Bulbapedia)

David is a butler who works along three other maids at [Sully Snowdon](https://anilist.co/character/35832/)’s mansion.

The professor of Sinnoh. For new trainers in Sinnoh, he gives trainers three choices for their partner. He was also the man who gave Dawn her first pokemon, Piplup.

Louden is a character of the day who appeared in XY22. He is the director of the Ambrette Aquarium.

Professor Birch is the resident Pokémon Professor of Littleroot Town and the Hoenn region. He specializes in Pokémon habitats and distribution.

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Old Man Hagi appeared in two episodes of the Pokémon anime. 
In episode 18, his Camome, Peeko, was captured by a member of Team Aqua, the same one responsible for stealing from the Devon Corporation the episode before. Satoshi and his friends helped to save Peeko and return it to Hagi. As a way of thanking them, Hagi gave them a ride to Muro Town on his boat. In episode 19, Hagi was with the group when Takeshi helped an injured Samehader. At the end of the episode, Hagi dropped the group off at Muro Town. 

Alex (Japanese: アズマ Azuma) is the character of the day in Taming of the Shroomish.    When Alex was a little boy, he used to play with many Shroomish that shared a mansion with his grandfather. But as time went on, the forest around the mansion was being cut down to make way for buildings. Eventually, all the Shroomish left the mansion.    The city was planning on tearing down the mansion that Alex&#039;s grandfather had lived in. But strange things have been happening. The workers complained of feeling sick from the mansion. Alex would occasionally check up things to see if anything strange would happen. One day, he happened to come across Ash and Max who were standing in the garden of the mansion. He asked what they were doing there and they said that a Shroomish jumped in the window. Alex didn&#039;t believe them but decided to check it out anyway.    Inside the mansion, they all soon found the Shroomish that Max was taking care of. Alex was surprised that a Shroomish had come back to the mansion. Not only was this Shroomish living in the mansion but a large group of them as well. It turned out what was making all the workers sick was the Stun Spore from the Shroomish.    Eventually, Alex stops the demolition of the mansion and decides to live in it with the Shroomish as he did when he was little.     Bulbapedia

Mr. Big specializes in making fireworks. He uses crushed up Berries and uses different kinds in order to make different colors.    Mr. Big was a former Coordinator. He has a total of three ribbons.     Bulbapedia

In the anime, Norman is the father of May and Max, two of Ash's former traveling companions, and the husband of Caroline.

Wattson resides in Mauville City and is an expert on Electric-type Pok&eacute;mon; defeating Wattson will earn the trainer the Dynamo Badge. His English name is derived from watt, while his Japanese name is likely a reference toward Nikola Tesla. An old man, Wattson is almost always seen smiling.    Inside his gym includes several electrical doors and trainers. Each door can be opened by stepping on a switch. His puzzle isn't very difficult, much less than the next Gym Leader, Flannery. After his defeat, he hands you TM34: Shockwave, an electric attack that is sure to hit.    As shown in the Pok&eacute;mon anime, Wattson always likes a good joke, as any visitors (gym challengers or not) take a roller coaster ride, ending up against a mechanical Raikou. Ash surprisingly defeats Wattson easily with just his Pikachu, which is unusual as Electric-type moves are not very effective against Electric-type Pok&eacute;mon. Wattson then dejectedly plans to retire from his Gym Leader post but regains his fighting spirit after helping to defeat Team Rocket. It is revealed that Pikachu's electric attacks had been temporarily supercharged when he destroyed the mechanical Raikou, which allowed him to overwhelm Wattson's Pok&eacute;mon. Ash, hoping to get a fair rematch, tries to return his Dynamo Badge and earn it back fairly, but Wattson asks him to keep it because Wattson realizes that he also needs to continue training. His training pays off, because he and Ash meet again later in the series and have a rematch, in which Wattson's Manectric defeats Ash's Torkaoal.

Mr. Stone (Japanese: ツワブキ社長 President Tsuwabuki) is the president of Devon Corporation and father of Steven Stone.     Mr. Stone appeared in one episode of the Pok&eacute;mon anime. His English voice actor is Ted Lewis and his Japanese voice actor is 田中正彦 Masahiko Tanaka.    Stone appeared in Stairway to Devon. He helped out Max after he accidentally spilled soda on the Pok&eacute;Nav. While wandering through Rustboro City, he bumped into Mr. Stone, who was showing off some toys he had made to the local children. The man introduced himself as Mr. Stone, an employee of Devon Corporation - the company that makes Pok&eacute;Navs. Mr. Stone had to return to Devon Corporation due to an emergency, but he invited Max to visit later.    Max found the gigantic Devon building, and asked to see Mr. Stone. Unfortunately, the receptionist said he was busy. Max tried to think of some way he could see Mr. Stone to get the Pok&eacute;Nav fixed.    Mr. Stone was meeting with an Officer Jenny, who wanted to warn him of a villainous team who wanted to steal something from Devon. Mr. Stone then found Max, who had hidden in the building, and had one of the Corporation&#039;s technicians repair the Pok&eacute;Nav. Max was surprised to find out that Mr. Stone was actually the president of Devon. Mr. Stone explained some of Devon&#039;s products, and Max explained how he had broken his Pok&eacute;Nav. Mr. Stone took Max on a tour of the laboratories, pointing out a project to revive extinct Pok&eacute;mon from fossils.    Mr. Stone noticed a suspicious scientist and he and Max decided to follow him. Max accidentally alerted the strange man to their presence, causing him to flee. Mr. Stone called security and found out some amber containing prehistoric Pok&eacute;mon DNA had been stolen.    Ash, May, and Brock had heard of the situation and helped confront the thief on the route. Team Rocket ended up accidentally defeating the thief, and Max was able to recover the amber in the confusion. Officer Jenny explained that the thief was a member of Team Aqua.    Mr. Stone took the children out for dinner, and while eating, he secretly passed Max his repaired Pok&eacute;Nav back.     Bulbapedia

Siberian Tiger who is the Headmaster of Cherryton Academy. 

Mr. Sullivan, the head of the Bank of England, is a wolf and rival of Willy Fog in the Reform Club. He accepts Fog's bet and, determined to ensure Fog's failure and expose him as a "worthless bragger", decides to send a saboteur, Transfer, after Fog's steps. Following Transfer's failure to stop Fog he is sacked as head of the Bank of England on charges of misappropriation of funds.

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