Meray, Baraz’s younger sister and a descendant of Ghris—the villager who sealed Hoopa’s power into the Prison Bottle—stands central to the Mythical Pokémon’s narrative. Raised in Arche Valley alongside her brother and Hoopa, she forged an early bond with the Pokémon, often teaming up for mischief. Her playful streak led to clashes with Baraz, particularly when using Hoopa’s interdimensional rings to pelt him with watermelon seeds, highlighting her initial disregard for their lineage’s solemn training. As an adult, Meray matured into Hoopa’s steadfast caretaker, balancing her lightheartedness with newfound responsibility. Mastering her family’s ancestral powers proved vital when Baraz, corrupted after discovering the Prison Bottle, required intervention. She reclaimed the artifact, channeling its energy to revert Hoopa from its Unbound form to its Confined state—a testament to her honed resolve. After the Prison Bottle’s destruction, Meray collaborated with Baraz at Dahara Tower, crafting a replacement by harnessing elemental energies from Braixen, Frogadier, and a wild Hippopotas. Her actions sealed Hoopa’s malevolent shadow and stabilized the spacetime rift from rampant Legendary Pokémon summons. Even as the distortion threatened the tower, she shielded Hoopa, guided by her ancestral ties to Ghris and a determination to reconcile the Pokémon with its darker half. Meray’s bond with Hoopa transcended duty, rooted in kinship. This connection culminated when Hoopa, recalling Ghris’s teachings, chose to remain with her and Baraz post-crisis, cementing their shared trust. Her evolution from prankster to guardian mirrors her ability to harmonize spirited warmth with the gravity of her heritage, ensuring Hoopa’s legacy endures.