Franka
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| Franka ブランカ Blanca | |
![]() Franka | |
| Age | Unknown |
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| Gender | Female |
| Eye color | Purple |
| Hair color | Dark purple |
| Hometown | Unknown |
| Region | Unknown |
| Relatives | Dot (daughter) Murdock (older brother) |
| Animated series | Pokémon Horizons: The Series |
| Debut | A Wild Mom Appears! |
| English voice actor | Unknown |
| Japanese voice actor | Motoko Kumai |
Franka (Japanese: ブランカ Blanca) is a supporting character in Pokémon Horizons: The Series. She is Dot's mother and Murdock's younger sister.
History

Pre-series
Before Dot joined the Rising Volt Tacklers, Franka and Dot decided that they'd have a trial period to evaluate whether the experience was what Dot wanted. Franka tasked Murdock with taking care of Dot, and keeping her up-to-date on her daughter's life aboard the Brave Olivine.
Pokémon Horizons: The Series
In Arboliva's Forest, Franka was briefly mentioned, albeit not by name, by Murdock.
In A Wild Mom Appears!, after some time without answers from Murdock or Dot, Franka traveled with Friede to Brave Olivine to personally check on her daughter and bring her back home. Upon arriving at the airship, Franka met Liko and Roy and introduced herself to the others. Shortly after, she decided to talk about Dot's situation in the group with her daughter's friends and, after that, with Liko's insistence, Franka let her and Roy try to talk to Dot.
Upon seeing Dot opening up to her friends and that she has two Pokémon partners, Franka decided to challenge her daughter to a Pokémon battle. After Dot finally managed to open up to her mother in battle, Dot's Quaxly managed to learn Low Kick and defeat her mother's Lycanroc. After this, Franka gave her approval for Dot to continue traveling.
In Beyond the Shining Rainbow, Franka received an update on the Rising Volt Tacklers' adventures which caused her to cry.
A year later, in HZ090, Franka was seen entering Dot's room, interrupting an online conversation between Dot and Roy by offering her daughter to eat pancakes. As well as being aware of Dot's streaming hobby.
Character
Franka is an overly expressive person that says a lot about her family members. She is often stopped by her Lycanroc from getting off topic.
Similar to Dot, Franka puts her hair back when she's getting serious or entering a battle. Just like her older brother, Murdock, Franka has a Pokémon from Rockruff's evolutionary line, although in her case it is a Midnight Form Lycanroc. This choice seems to reflect on the way she dresses, as Franka wears clothes and accessories with similar patterns to Lycanroc's forms, as well as a pair of Rockruff slippers.
Pokémon
On hand

| Debut | A Wild Mom Appears! |
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Midnight Form Lycanroc is Franka's only known Pokémon. Whenever its Trainer begins talking too much and going off-topic, Lycanroc tends to help Franka stop talking and focus on the task at hand. It later battled Quaxly aboard the Brave Olivine's battlefield, where it managed to keep Quaxly at bay for the majority of the battle, but once Quaxly learned Low Kick, Lycanroc was knocked out, giving Dot and Quaxly the win.
In Beyond the Shining Rainbow, Lycanroc gave Franka a tissue after seeing her cry.
Lycanroc’s known moves are Counter and Rock Throw.
Traveling with
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Voice actors
| Language | Voice actor | |
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| Japanese | くまいもとこ Motoko Kumai | |
| Hebrew | דפנה מירוצ'ניקוב Dafna Mirochnikov | |
| European Spanish | Ana Viñuela | |
Artwork
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| Artwork from "After the story" [1] |
Trivia
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Japanese | ブランカ Blanca | From blanca (Spanish for white) |
| English, German, French, European Portuguese | Franka | Similar to her Japanese name |
| Italian | Franca | Similar to her English name |
| European Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese |
Blanca | Same as her Japanese name |
| Latin American Spanish | Fran | Similar to her English name |
| Korean | 블랑카 Blanca | Transcription of her Japanese name |
| Chinese (Mandarin) | 布蘭卡 Bùlánkǎ | Transcription of her Japanese name |
| Chinese (Cantonese) | 布蘭卡 | Transcription of her Japanese name |
References
Related articles
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| See also: Pokémon the Series characters |
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