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Striaton Trio
| Gen Relationship | |
|---|---|
| Relationship: | Japanese: ポッド&デント&コーン (Pod & Dent & Corn) English: Chili & Cilan & Cress |
| Alternative name(s): | Japanese: トライアルトライアングル (Trial Triangle) and デコポ (Dekopo) English: Striaton Trio |
| Fandom: | Pokémon |
| Type: | Combi; Gen (Male & Male & Male) |
| Canonical?: | Yes, as triplets |
| Prevalence: | Popular for all characters Popular overall |
| Archives: | n/a |
| See also: | n/a |
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The Striaton Trio is a popular gen (combi in Japanese) relationship in the Pokémon fandom. It pairs triplets Chili (Pod), Cilan (Dent) and Cress (Corn). They are the three gym leaders of Striaton City, with Chili specializing in Fire types, Cilan with Grass-types and Cress with Water-types.
In the Japanese side of the fandom, the trio is known in the fandom as トライアルトライアングル, meaning the Trial Triangle, and デコポ, translating to Dekopo, which takes one katakana from their names and combines them.
Canon Background
Popular Tropes & Fanon
Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta
Example/Notable Fanac
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Fan Communities/Fan Events
- trial-triangle, Archived version, a club on Deviantart
- cilan-chili-and-cress, Archived version, a community on Fanpop
Fan Blogs
Fan Fic
Fan Art
- サンヨウ, Archived version (2010)