Warning: Spoilers pertaining to a character from Pokémon Red/Green/Blue/Yellow and plot details present.
POKéMON SPATIALSEASONS/TEMPORALAGES INFORMATION
MAIN CHARACTERS (Both Games)
Link (Origin: The Legend of Zelda)
Role: Player (Boy)
Info: Link (his default name, that is) is a young teenage boy that lives in Horon Town (SP-Seasons) or Lynna Town (TM-Ages) and is the male player character. His look is similar to that of Link from The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/Ages. Since he's the character you play as in the game, there's not much else to describe about him.
Linkle (Origin: Hyrule Warriors 3DS)
Role: Player (Girl)
Info: Linkle (her default name, that is) is a young teenage girl that lives in Horon Town (SP-Seasons) or Lynna Town (TM-Ages) and is the female player character. Her look is similar to that of Linkle from the 3DS version of Hyrule Warriors. Since she's the character you play as in the game, there's not much else to describe about her.
Rival (Origin: Oracle of Seasons/Ages)
Role: Rival
Info: This is the son of Bipin, a Gasha Seed farmer in Horon Town (SP-Seasons) or Lynna Town (TM-Ages) and his wife, Blossom. First seen as a newborn at the beginning of the game, you are able to give him a name yourself, as his parents are unable to figure out one for himself. For some unknown reason, he grows very quickly, and will get older as the game progresses. Depending on how much money you give Blossom so that the baby can see a doctor and whether to play with him or sing to him to get him to sleep, he will become either a hyperactive child, a curious child, or a shy child. Questions asked by both him and Blossom later on will also affect his growth.
After becoming Champion in either Holodrum or Labrynna, Bipin, Blossom, and their son will move to the next region in a Linked Game, where they will reside in the starting town there. Here, their son becomes old enough to begin his own Pokémon journey. Depending on the choices you made with him in the previous game, he becomes either a Gasha Seed farmer (like his father), a battler, a musician, or a slacker. Note that regardless of what he becomes, his Pokémon depend on which starter Pokémon you chose in the previous game.
Professor Impa Pine (Origin: Pokémon Seasons/Ages*)
Info: Impa Pine is a middle-aged woman that is the Pokémon Professor for both the Holodrum and Labrynna regions. Commonly referred to as Prof. Impa, she helps new Trainers from both regions pick their starter Pokémon, ones from Kanto in Holodrum, and ones from Hoenn in Labrynna. Prof. Impa has two labs, one in Horon Town in Holodrum and one in Lynna Town in Labrynna. At the start of either initial game, you're tasked with heading to Prof. Impa's lab to receive your starter. In a Linked Game, she'll recognize you from the previous region and ask you if you plan on battling the Gym Leaders in this region as well. After defeating Red in a Linked Game, Prof. Impa appears alongside your rival and all three Oracles.
In Temporal-Ages, however, shortly after receiving your starter Pokémon, Prof. Impa arrives and asks to accompany you to see Nayru, but is acting strangely. After listening to Nayru sing, Prof. Impa decides to reveal that she's not really the professor and is actually Plasmae, leader of Team Plasma (Dralene, leader of Team Draco in a Linked Game) using a cloaking device in order to get close to the Oracle undetected, and that she dealt with the real Professor back at her lab before you came to choose your starter Pokémon. After Plasmae (Dralene in a Linked Game) makes off with Nayru, if you go back to Prof. Impa's lab, you'll find that she's now all right, but upset that Team Plasma (Team Draco in a Linked Game) would resort to doing something like this in order to get Nayru.
Farore (Origin: Oracle of Seasons/Ages)
Info: Farore is known as the Oracle of Secrets and is also known to symbolize courage. She is a girl with long green hair going down to her waist adorned with two drooping side tails decorated with yellow ribbons, green-color eyes, and wears a green, blue, and yellow dress along with blue flower-like bracelets. Farore resides in the Hall of Secrets, located within the Maku Tree, a giant mystical tree located in both Holodrum and Labyrnna. Here, she reveals the secrets obtained as a result of linking the Spatial-Seasons and Temporal-Ages games as well as the secrets of the concept of Mega forms and Mega Stones. Farore carries with her the Book of Secrets, also known as "Farore's Memory".
After obtaining your sixth badge in whichever game played first, you'll get a call from Farore asking you to come to the Hall of Secrets. It's here that she'll present to you a Mega Bracelet as well as a Mega Stone for whatever starter you chose. Upon clearing your first game, Farore will teach you about Inverse Battles and you'll be able to have those battles with her. In addition, Farore can be recruited as a Multi Battle Partner for the Battle Academy. Upon clearing both games, if you have Rayquaza in your party, unless it already knows the move, Farore will offer to teach it Dragon Ascent, which will allow it to enter its Mega form.
When playing a Linked Game, after obtaining your fourth badge, you'll be treated to a cutscene at the Hall of Secrets, where Team Draco Admins Murphy and Dick attack the place in order to kidnap Farore and take the Book of Secrets, which contains information on unlocking Mega forms, from her. Unable to handle two opponents at the same time, Farore is taken by them. Later, she is found within the upper levels of the Draco Base, being held by Rachel. After Rachel is defeated, Farore reveals that Team Draco has taken the Book of Secrets from her, although she doesn't know exactly what they're after regarding it, but that it can't be good. She later helps you battle Team Draco after infiltrating the Draco Fortress the second time, where it's revealed that the Book of Secrets holds the key to unlocking Rayquaza's Mega form. After Team Draco's defeat in either the Subrosian Core or Time Tower Turret, Farore returns to the Hall of Secrets to resume her duties there, thankful that Holodrum or Labrynna can return to peace. After defeating Red in a Linked Game, Farore appears alongside Din and Nayru.
MAIN CHARACTERS (SPSeasons)
Din (Origin: Oracle of Seasons)
Info: Din is known as the Oracle of Seasons and is also known to symbolize power. She is a young woman with dark skin, red-color hair that's mostly arranged into a giant ponytail held by a gold ring, red-color eyes, and wears a mostly magenta-color leotard-like outfit adorned with frills along the bottom, flowing flame-like ribbons, and shows a bit of cleavage, along with a gold ring around her neck and two more used as large bracelets. Din a famous and talented dancer in Holodrum that travels with a troupe of performers, but is also aware of a mythical relic called the Rod of Seasons, which is said to be able to control the seasons. Her personality is an energetic one, and she loves to dance with others.
At the start of Spatial-Seasons, the player character meets Din shortly after leaving Horon Town and dances with her. However, a group of Team Flora Grunts (Team Draco Grunts in a Linked Game), led by Brad (Rachel in a Linked Game), arrive in order to kidnap her in order to obtain the Rod of Seasons. After Din is brought to Team Flora's leader, Farlie (Team Draco's leader, Dralene in a Linked Game), he has the Temple of Seasons sink below the earth, throwing the seasons into chaos, although unaware that's where the Rod of Seasons itself was kept. Din is featured in a few cutscenes involving Team Flora's (Team Draco's in a Linked Game) plans, but isn't seen again in person until you enter Farlie's chamber (Dralene's chamber in a Linked Game) inside the Flora Base (Draco Base in a Linked Game), but is taken away by Xenia (Murphy in a Linked Game) before Farlie (Dralene in a Linked Game) is fought for the second time.
Din isn't seen again in person until the events inside the Subrosian Core where Farlie (Dralene in a Linked Game) manages to summon Groudon and have it undergo Primal Reversion (manages to have Rayquaza undergo its Mega form in a Linked Game) in order for his goals to become a reality. After Farlie's (Dralene's in a Linked Game) final defeat, Din thanks you for stopping Team Flora (Team Draco in a Linked Game) and says that balance should now return to Holodrum at last. After becoming Champion in Holodrum, Din can be battled once a day if you go and talk to her at Holo Meadow, giving you the Red Ring the first time you defeat her. Also, Din can be recruited as a Multi Battle Partner for the Battle Academy if Spatial-Seasons is played first. Din also appears in Temporal-Ages in a Linked Game upon defeating Red.
MAIN CHARACTERS (TMAges)
Nayru (Origin: Oracle of Ages)
Info: Nayru is known as the Oracle of Ages and is also known to symbolize wisdom. She is a young woman with long, flowing blue color hair going down to her knees and a tiara of sorts on her forehead, blue-color eyes, and wears an elegant light-blue sleeveless dress with an asymmetrical skirt under a smaller teal-color dress with an asymmetrical skirt going the other way with a gold-color band going around her waist along with light-blue skirt-like detached sleeves, a gold band around her neck with a pendant attached to it, and a gold bracelet on her left wrist. Nayru is a singer with one of the finest voices ever heard in Labrynna and also carries with her a mythical relic called the Harp of Ages, which allows one to travel through time. She is a peaceful person, and her personality is somewhat timid, but she'll do whatever she can to help a friend in need or the player character. Ralph, her protector, is her close friend, the two having known each other since they were little, and he is never far away.
At the start of Temporal-Ages, Nayru is seen shortly after leaving Lynna Town, singing to various people and Pokémon. However, what appears to be Prof. Impa is revealed to be Plasmae, leader of Team Plasma (Dralene, leader of Team Draco in a Linked Game) using a cloaking device, who after summoning a group of Team Plasma Grunts (Team Draco Grunts in a Linked Game), manages to kidnap Nayru and retreat into the past with her before throwing the timeline into chaos. Nayru is featured in a few cutscenes involving Team Plasma's (Team Draco's in a Linked Game) goals, but isn't seen again in person until enter the central chamber inside the Plasma Base (Draco Base in a Linked Game) after defeating Plasmae (Dralene in a Linked Game) the second time, where you free her, but after making your way back to Ambi's Palace, it turns out Plasmae (Dralene in a Linked Game) has imprisoned the queen and is using her likeness as she continues to move her plan forward. However, before Plasmae (Dralene in a Linked Game) can have the guards capture all of you, Nayru gets her, you, and Ralph back to the present.
Nayru appears again during the climax of Team Plasma's (Team Draco's in a Linked Game) plans in the Time Tower Turret, where Plasmae (Dralene in a Linked Game) manages to have Kyogre undergo Primal Reversion (summon Rayquaza and have it undergo its Mega form in a Linked Game). After Plasmae's (Dralene's in a Linked Game) final defeat, Nayru thanks you for stopping Team Plasma (Team Draco in a Linked Game) and that time has been restored to normal. After becoming Champion in Labrynna, Nayru can be battled once a day if you go and talk to her at Labryn Field, giving you the Blue Ring the first time you defeat her. Nayru can be recruited as a Multi Battle Partner for the Battle Academy if Temporal-Ages is played first. Nayru also appears in Spatial-Seasons in a Linked Game upon defeating Red.