Cheren is one of the player's two childhood friends from Nuvema Town in Pokémon Black and White, alongside Bianca. Like them he receives a first partner Pokémon as a gift from Professor Juniper, and he always takes the one with a type advantage over the player's. He knows more about Pokémon than his friends and wants to become Champion, and the story keeps asking him why he wants strength in the first place.
In Black 2 and White 2 he is the new Normal-type Gym Leader of Aspertia City, the player's hometown, handing out the Basic Badge that Lenora awarded in Black and White. Outside battle he teaches at the Aspertia Trainer School. After the player enters the Hall of Fame, he joins them as a Multi Battle partner to investigate Team Plasma in Pinwheel Forest.
Cheren's Supporter first appeared in Emerging Powers (August 2011), a simple draw-three card illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura. Dark Explorers (2012) reprinted it with new art by Kanako Eo, and Boundaries Crossed (2012) added a full art Ultra Rare by Megumi Mizutani.
Brilliant Stars (2022) introduced Cheren's Care: an Uncommon by Yusuke Ohmura, plus a full art Ultra Rare and a rainbow Secret Rare numbered 177, above the set's 172-card total, both by Ryuta Fuse. Crown Zenith's Galarian Gallery (2023) added a version by chibi. The Cheren name returned in White Flare (2025) with art by Atsushi Furusawa and in Ascended Heroes (January 2026) as an Ultra Rare by REND.
Every Cheren card is a Supporter under one of two names, spread across the Black & White, Sword & Shield, Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras. Yusuke Ohmura is the one illustrator who drew both names, eleven years apart.
His first card, a 2011 draw-three Supporter illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura.
The full art Ultra Rare of his original Supporter, by Megumi Mizutani (2012).
A rainbow Secret Rare numbered above Brilliant Stars' 172-card total.
A Galarian Gallery version illustrated by chibi (2023).
An Ultra Rare by REND, from Ascended Heroes (2026).
His Supporter, Cheren, in Emerging Powers (August 2011).
Yes. In Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 he leads the Aspertia Gym as a Normal-type Gym Leader, awarding the Basic Badge, and teaches at the Aspertia Trainer School.
No. All of his cards are Supporters, named either Cheren or Cheren's Care.
The original Cheren Supporter draws three cards.

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9 Trainer cards · 0 partner Pokémon
Cheren is the player's studious rival in Pokémon Black and White who returns in Black 2 and White 2 as Aspertia City's Normal-type Gym Leader and a teacher at its Trainer School. His Supporter cards run from Emerging Powers (2011) through Cheren's Care to an Ascended Heroes Ultra Rare.
No published index yet — too few of Cheren’s cards trade often enough to strike one.