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| Gary Oak オーキド・シゲル Shigeru Okido | |
 Gary in Pokémon Journeys: The Series | |
| Historic period | 10 (as of debut) |
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| Gender | Male |
| Eye color | Black*, Dark Viridian* |
| Hair color | Auburn*, Mahogany* |
| Hometown | Pallet Town |
| Region | Kanto |
| Relatives | Professor Oak (grandfather), May Oak (sister, EToP only) Samson Oak (grandfather's cousin) |
| Trainer class | Researcher; formerly a Trainer |
| Game counterpart | Bluish |
| Member of | Projection Mew |
| Rank | Challenger |
| Anime debut | Pokémon - I Choose You! |
| English vocalization player | Carter Cathcart |
| Japanese vocalisation actor | Yūko Kobayashi |
| Manga analogue(s) | Blue, Green |
Gary Oak (Japanese: オーキド・シゲル Shigeru Okido) is a recurring character who appeared in the Pokémon anime. He is a Pokémon Researcher from Pallet Town and grandson of Professor Oak. He is a babyhood friend of Ash Ketchum and his main rival in the original series. In Pokémon Journeys: The Series, he serves as Goh's rival in Projection Mew. His Japanese name is derived from Shigeru Miyamoto.
In the anime
Main series
History
Pre-series
Gary has been a neighbor of Ash Ketchum since they were both young. At one time, they seemed to be friends and went to see movies together, as seen in Lights, Camerupt, Action!.
Before long before beginning their journeys, Gary and Ash found an onetime Poké Ball while angling. The ii boys began fighting over who would go to continue the Poké Ball only ended up breaking it in half. Since then, they decided to continue the two separate pieces for themselves. Information technology was revealed in The Ties That Bind that they nonetheless carried the pieces with them.
Original series
Gary in the original serial
Gary debuted in Pokémon - I Choose You!, where he went to Professor Oak's Laboratory forth with two other Pokémon Trainers before Ash did. Afterward choosing his starter Pokémon, he left Pallet Boondocks with his cheerleaders on a sporty red convertible.
Gary made quick progress through his Pokémon journey, much to Ash'south annoyance. He breezed through the Pewter and Cerulean Gyms prior to Showdown in Pewter City and The Water Flowers of Cerulean Metropolis. Information technology was also revealed in Challenge of the Samurai that Gary had also defeated Samurai in a boxing.
Gary made a brief appearance in Here Comes the Squirtle Squad, where he exited a boondocks store, accidentally knocking Ash out in the process. In Mystery at the Lighthouse, Professor Oak revealed to Ash that Gary had already caught 45 Pokémon, compared to Ash's squad of seven. Professor Oak likewise revealed that Gary's Pokémon included a much larger Krabby than the Krabby that Ash defenseless that episode.
In Beauty and the Beach, Gary hopped onstage during the Embankment Beauty and Pokémon Costume Contest and attempted to insult Ash in front end of the gathered crowd.
In Dig Those Diglett!, Gary was one of the Trainers who decided to aid out the foreman in getting rid of the Diglett affecting construction at Gaiva Dam. Gary attempted to send out a Pokémon to battle the Diglett, but information technology did not exit the Poké Ball, and a Diglett returned it to him. He tried to send out his other Pokémon, though they likewise did not leave their Poké Balls and were returned to him by the Diglett. Realizing that his Pokémon did not want to battle the Diglett, he deemed it pointless to stay and left with his cheerleaders in their convertible.
In Assail of the Prehistoric Pokémon, Gary went digging for Fossils in Grampa Canyon. As before long as Gary starts, he finds something he thinks is a Fossil. However, when one of the members of the excavation squad takes a closer await, he realizes that it is a Pokémon's dung. Afterwards, when an Aerodactyl gets out of command, Gary is i of those affected by Jigglypuff'south song that puts everyone to slumber. At the cease of the day, when Officer Jenny decides to close the archaeological site, Gary is suspicious of the excuse given for the presence of the Fossil Pokémon that were out of control.
In Riddle Me This, Gary was on vacation rather than bothering to claiming the local Cinnabar Gym. When Gary is confronted by Ash, he reveals to his rival that there has been no Gym in Cinnabar Island for several years. Later, Gary finds Ash again while Ash'due south group was looking for a place to stay, trying to humiliate Ash, Gary offers food in exchange for Ash to do what he asks. Soon later on, Jigglypuff appears and thinking information technology'southward a prove, Gary and the cheerleaders end upwardly falling comatose, which makes the Balloon Pokémon angry.
In The Battle of the Bluecoat, he revealed that he had already received ten Badges. He then went to the challenge the Viridian Gym Leader, Giovanni. At outset he seemed to exist winning, knocking out his Golem and Kingler with his Nidoking and Arcanine, respectively. However, the tide of the battle turned when Giovanni sent out Mewtwo (disguised in armor). Though Gary was allowed to use both his Pokémon against him, Mewtwo made quick work of Gary's team, and he lost the boxing. When Ash and his friends later entered the Gym, they establish Gary and his cheerleaders lying unconscious on the floor. Once Ash revived him, Gary warned Ash about that Pokémon's ability. He asserted that Giovanni'south mysterious Pokémon was not only powerful, only also evil—and that no Trainer would e'er beat it. Gary then watched Ash battle Squad Rocket, who had appeared as the temporary Gym Leaders and invited Ash to claiming them. During the battle, he tackles Meowth to foreclose him from using a remote to detonate the platform where Ash stood. He also admits that Ash is a adept Trainer after watching his team defeating all the Pokémon that Team Rocket used. Post-obit the battle, Gary flees the collapsing Gym with the others.
In Showdown at the Po-ké Corral, Gary returned to Pallet Boondocks and headed to the lobby of Professor Oak's Laboratory. The granfather mentioned to both Ash and Gary that they were the top Trainers, noting the other two couldn't compare with their battling skills. Professor Oak and then showed Gary'southward collection of Pokémon to Ash. Although he had seen more than Pokémon, Gary had managed to catch a far greater corporeality. After Squad Rocket was defeated, he promised Ash that they would take their boxing at the Pokémon League.
In All Fired Up!, Gary met upwards with Ash in the Pokémon League in Indigo Plateau. He departed the area later challenge he would get Loseritis. The next day, he was seen in the stadium with the other Trainers and Ash. Gary did non stay that long as his opponent, Melissa, defeated his Nidoking using her Golem, which eliminated him from the Pokémon League. Following the loss, he left on some other journey.
Gary eventually returned from that journeying in A Tent State of affairs. Much different his one-time cocky, he congratulated Ash on his victory in the Orange League. Ash challenged him to a battle in the side by side episode with Pikachu as his option. Gary in turn used his Eevee. Gary managed to defeat Ash and then left on his journeying through Johto.
Ash and his friends encountered Gary on their mode to Violet City in Illusion Confusion!. Gary recommended they find themselves a Hoothoot to avoid becoming lost in the particularly disorientating wood earlier leaving to continue catching more Pokémon.
In Power Play, he battled a Trainer named Alex Davis with his Umbreon, which had evolved from his Eevee prior. Gary was able to defeat Alex and his Alakazam. The battle made Ash want to challenge Gary next, only he refused and walked off. Ash sent out his other Pokémon to boxing Umbreon, but Gary had already left. From their campsite, Gary and Umbreon noticed a blackout in a town Ash and his friends were in. The 2 jumped into the rescue of the Power Plant when it was attacked past the Team Rocket trio with their Robo-Mecha Wobbuffet. Following the mecha's defeat, Gary worked with Ash and his friends to get the ability dorsum on.
In Extreme Pokémon!, he was practicing with Arcanine for the Extreme Pokémon Race. He then entered the race and competed confronting Ash and his Bayleef. They were both in the lead, though Ash was able to narrowly win the event.
Gary arrived in Silver Town in A Merits to Flame! to compete in the Silver Conference. He greeted Ash and exchanged pleasantries, promising to go to the peak and defeat him. Gary was able to get by the screening round along with Ash and Harrison.
In The Ties That Bind and Can't Trounce the Rut!, he battled Ash in an intense Full Boxing. In the final round, Ash ended up winning the battle when his Charizard defeated Gary's Blastoise, eliminating him from the tournament. Afterwards, Gary continued to back up Ash'due south campaign from the sidelines.
By Johto Photo Finish, Gary decided that he didn't want to exist a Pokémon Trainer anymore, but instead a Pokémon researcher like his grandfather. Gary managed to reach Pallet Town a few days before Ash, and as he was preparing to leave for his next venture with just his Blastoise, Ash encountered him in Gotta Take hold of Ya Afterward. Gary's fresh start arroyo inspired Ash's desire to travel to Hoenn.
Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire
Gary appeared in a flashback to Ash's childhood in Lights, Camerupt, Activeness!.
In Putting the Air Dorsum in Aerodactyl!, Gary was revealed to exist working on Sayda Island equally a Fossil researcher with Dora, head of the Sayda Lab. There, he revived an Aerodactyl from an Quondam Amber. At first, the Aerodactyl was afraid of him and every other person on the island. However, Gary gained its trust after he fed it some fruit that Aerodactyl used to eat. Afterwards, Dora announced that Gary could at present work full-time at the Sayda Lab.
Eventually, he moved to the Sinnoh region, where he was conducting his enquiry. He sent a postcard to Ash from there in The Unbeatable Lightness of Seeing!, which motivated him to non to get himself downwards later on a loss and proceed fighting, much similar he did during their rivalry.
In Home Is Where The Offset Is!, Gary reunited with Ash. He battled him with his Electivire and defeated Ash's Pikachu over again.
Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl
Gary in Pokémon the Serial: Diamond and Pearl
During his fourth dimension in Sinnoh, Gary became an banana of Professor Rowan. As before, Gary conducts his research on rare Pokémon, including Fossil Pokémon and Legendary Pokémon. Gary demonstrated more maturity and more than respect for other people, especially with Ash. Upon meeting him, Dawn thought that he was a poet like his grandfather.
In Sick-Volition Hunting!, he was taking care of a group of Shieldon and protected them from J and her minions. Gary and Ash were forced to join forces to defeat the enemy, even though Ash has been against it. However, thank you to the efforts of the two they managed to save Shieldon from the hands of J.
He appeared again in Fighting Fear With Fear!, where he helped Ash and Gligar by giving a Razor Fang to Ash. This acquired Gligar to evolve later on on. He was in the area afterwards hearing rumors of Azelf, whom Ash had seen earlier at Lake Valor.
Gary later on appeared in The Needs of the Three! and The Battle Finale of Legend!, working aslope Professor Rowan at Valor Lakefront where he attempted to protect Azelf from J and Squad Galactic; yet, he was unable to defeat Saturn in battle. He later on monitored the changes around Mt. Coronet acquired by Cyrus's attempts to summon Dialga and Palkia. Gary and Professor Rowan later arrived to collect the Determined and Lustrous Orbs afterwards Ash'south group and Cynthia handled Team Galactic.
It's after revealed that Gary followed Ash'south attendance at the Lily of the Valley Conference, in particular the battle betwixt him and Paul in Battling a Thaw in Relations!.
Pokémon the Series: Black & White
Gary later reappeared in a fantasy in The Dream Continues!.
Pokémon Journeys: The Series
Gary reappeared in Communication to Goh!, using his Blastoise to salve Ash and Goh from an Onix that Goh failed to catch. While reuniting with Ash, Gary revealed that he had left Sinnoh to travel the world to inquiry Pokémon. After being introduced to Goh, he let both of them know that he is pursuing the Legendary Pokémon Moltres, while Ash told him that he was looking for his lost Infernape. They both agreed to help each other with their respective tasks.
Subsequently a fleck of journeying, they arrived in a valley, where they institute both Infernape and Moltres, and proceeded to boxing the latter. Later an intense match, they managed to damage Moltres enough to force it to retreat, while Gary retrieved a burning feather that it had dropped. Back at Professor Oak's Laboratory, Gary was revealed to be participating in Project Mew, with retrieving a Moltres feather having been his Trial Mission. Gary afterward left to continue his research.
Gary reappeared in Leaping Toward the Dream!, where he briefly met Ash and Goh as they arrived in Sinnoh for Goh's get-go Project Mew mission.
In JN102, Gary was seen at the Seafoam Islands in search of an Articuno. On finding Articuno, Gary took function in a Raid Battle with Ash, Goh, and Horace, using Tyranitar, Umbreon, and Arcanine, just for Articuno to eventually wing away.
Character
The 24-hour interval he started out on his Pokémon journey, he came off as an big-headed Trainer, much like his game counterpart, Bluish. His chosen starter Pokémon was Squirtle, which was actually the aforementioned Pokémon that Ash originally wanted to starting time with. He fifty-fifty had a group of cheerleaders who cheered him on in all his battles and would become and then far as crying whenever he lost. He didn't walk on his journeys like about Trainers did; instead, he had his own sporty cherry-red convertible with a chauffeur. Gary loved when he got a take a chance to make fun of Ash past bragging almost how far behind Ash was compared to him. He besides gave Ash the pet proper noun of "Ashy-boy" (Japanese: "Satoshi-kun"), which occasionally seems to badger him. His style of training at this point was to capture many Pokémon and to utilize the strongest, every bit a stark contrast to Ash, who focused on developing a bond with his Pokémon.
His arrogance continued over fourth dimension during Ash's journeying in Kanto until he challenged the Viridian City Gym Leader, Giovanni, to a Pokémon boxing for his final (only unnecessary) Badge in The Boxing of the Bluecoat, where he was brutally defeated by Mewtwo. Yet, this however didn't change his arrogance. It would accept a loss at the Pokémon League way later on confronting Melissa for him to finally realize that he greatly needed to alter himself. Following his loss, Gary would become more than polite and respectful of others, no longer showing whatever of his arrogant and extravagant tendencies from the past. This change in attitude would continue to be apparent throughout his few appearances during the Johto season.
As Ash'southward first and longest rival, his relationship and rivalry with Ash would prove to play a pivotal role on the latter's outlook as a Trainer. Despite his low opinion of Ash, Gary would brand a point to show off his superiority in every way he could during his earlier appearances. The duo'south dynamic would come across a major change one time Gary was abruptly eliminated in the Indigo Plateau Conference, with Gary growing humble and ceasing his arrogance and antagonistic attitude towards Ash, though he would still tease him at times. By the time of the Silver Conference, Ash and Gary would accept a more amiable relationship with one another while withal maintaining a sense of rivalry. Later his defeat against Ash, Gary would graciously accept his defeat and gave him his half of the Poké Ball, symbolizing the finish of their rivalry and the renewal of their friendship. Even subsequently catastrophe his rivalry with Ash, Gary would go on to have an impact on Ash and his journey moving frontward, continuing to serve as a motivation towards him while at times lending him a helping hand.
Pokémon
Since the very start of his ain journey, Gary has shown infrequent skill as a Pokémon Trainer, catching and training an astonishing number and multifariousness of stiff Pokémon in a brusque flow of time and losing battles very infrequently. Despite the huge amount of Pokémon he owns, Gary takes very good intendance of them all, as noticed past Brock and Tracey when they commencement saw his Eevee. Every bit revealed past himself in Showdown at the Po-ké Corral, Gary ofttimes rotated the Pokémon in his party to conform the needs of the battles he would participate in. During his journey in Johto, Gary yet was seen grooming and focusing only on specific members of his team such as Umbreon and Arcanine.
In Johto Photo Finish!, Gary chose to leave his Pokémon with his gramps with the exception of Blastoise, but over time he recruited some of the Pokémon to help with various tasks and research.
As of Showdown at the Po-ké Corral, Gary had captured more than 200 Pokémon from sixty unlike species. Even so, since retiring as a Pokémon Trainer to become a researcher, it isn't known if he continues to grab new Pokémon frequently.
This listing is for Gary'due south Pokémon as of Pokémon Journeys: The Series.
On hand
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Blastoise is Gary's starter Pokémon, given to him as a Squirtle past his grandfather. It fabricated a cameo appearance as a Squirtle in Challenge of the Samurai in a flashback, but it wasn't until The Ties That Demark that appeared in the flesh. Since and so, it has been a staple of Gary's team. | ||
| Debut | Challenge of the Samurai | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Unshō Ishizuka (EP269-DP045) Tsuguo Mogami (JN068) | |
| English | Eric Stuart (EP269-DP045) Tom Wayland (BW116) Billy Bob Thompson (JN068) | |
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Gary was offset shown to apply his Arcanine in his Gym boxing against Giovanni in The Boxing of the Badge. Since then, Arcanine has been ane of Gary's almost important Pokémon. | ||
| Debut | The Battle of the Badge | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Katsuyuki Konishi | |
| English | Katsuyuki Konishi | |
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Umbreon debuted in The Rivalry Revival every bit an Eevee, and was the offset Pokémon Gary used in a battle agaisnt Ash. By its next advent, Ability Play!, information technology had evolved into Umbreon. | ||
| Debut | The Rivalry Revival | |
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| Vox actors | ||
| Japanese | Mika Kanai (EP116 - EP171) Satomi Koorogi (HS15 - present) | |
| English | Mika Kanai (EP116) Kayzie Rogers (EP116 - present) | |
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Gary caught this Electivire while conducting research in the Sinnoh region. In its debut advent, it had a battle with Ash's Pikachu and won. | ||
| Debut | Home is Where the Offset Is! | |
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| Vocalism actors | ||
| Japanese | Unshō Ishizuka (AG192 - DP151) Kenta Miyake (JN068) | |
| English language | Bill Rogers | |
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| Tyranitar start appeared as a Pokémon that Gary used during a Raid Boxing against an Articuno, only it was quickly defeated. None of Tyranitar's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN102 | |
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Traveling with
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| The first Pokémon that Gary was revealed to defenseless was his Krabby, which was seen for the showtime time in Mystery at the Lighthouse after Ash had captured his own Krabby and he called for Professor Oak to encounter that it was okay as it had been teleported to his laboratory right after the capture. Oak then also showed Ash Gary's Krabby, which was style bigger than Ash's. Gary's Krabby was briefly seen again in Showdown at the Po-ké Corral, where Gary compared its size to Ash'south Krabby'south size. None of Krabby'south moves are known. | ||
| Debut | Mystery at the Lighthouse | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Rikako Aikawa | |
| English | Rikako Aikawa | |
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| Gary was first shown to use his Nidoking during his Gym battle against Giovanni. Despite defeating Giovanni's Golem, he lost to the Psychic powers of Mewtwo. Gary also used Nidoking during the Indigo Plateau Conference. He battled Melissa's Golem, simply was defeated. This loss meant that Gary was eliminated from the tournament. Nidoking's known moves are Tackle and Horn Attack. | ||
| Debut | The Boxing of the Badge | |
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| Vocalisation actors | ||
| Japanese | Katsuyuki Konishi | |
| English | Katsuyuki Konishi | |
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| Gary'due south Dodrio was for the first time briefly seen as a Doduo in Showdown at the Po-ké Corral at Professor Oak'south Laboratory. Information technology later appeared equally a fully evolved Pokémon in Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl!, where Gary used it to stop Butch and Cassidy from stealing an Aerodactyl. Dodrio'due south only known move is Drill Peck. | ||
| Debut | Showdown at the Po-ké Corral | |
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| Gary'due south Nidoqueen was seen for the outset time in A Tent State of affairs, where Gary used her to defeat Team Rocket, who were attacking Professor Oak's Laboratory. She was seen again in the Silver Briefing, where she hands defeated Ash's Tauros, but was taken out by his Snorlax's Ice Punch. Nidoqueen's known moves are Mega Punch, Forcefulness, Rock Smash, Hyper Beam, and Double Kick. | ||
| Debut | A Tent State of affairs | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Katsuyuki Konishi | |
| English | Katsuyuki Konishi | |
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| Gary used his Magmar during his Argent Conference battle against Ash, sending information technology to battle against Ash's Heracross. It managed to engulf the Single Horn Pokémon in flames from Fire Blast and a point blank Flamethrower, just Heracross proved to be extremely tough as it beat the flames away and managed to beat the Spitfire Pokémon with its powerful Megahorn. Magmar's known moves are Flamethrower and Burn Nail. | ||
| Debut | The Ties That Bind | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | ||
| English | Eric Stuart | |
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| Gary used his Scizor during his Silver Conference boxing against Ash. Its speed was far too much for Ash's powerful Snorlax, delivering multiple Quick Attacks in fast succession, avoiding a Hyper Beam and and then striking it in the face with Metallic Claw. It also solved the trouble Gary's Blastoise was having with Muk, knocking it out with a Swift assault. Ash's terminal Pokémon, Charizard, managed to finish Scizor in its tracks by blasting it in the face with Flamethrower. Scizor's known moves are Quick Assail, Metal Claw, Swift, and Steel Fly. | ||
| Debut | Can't Beat the Oestrus! | |
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| Vocalism actors | ||
| Japanese | Katsuyuki Konishi | |
| English | Eric Stuart | |
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| During his battle against Ash in the Silver Briefing, Gary used his Golem to boxing against Ash's Charizard. Despite stunning Charizard with Magnitude and being too heavy for Charizard's Seismic Toss, the Megaton Pokémon was knocked out past Charizard'due south Dragon Rage. Golem's known moves are Magnitude and Rollout. | ||
| Debut | Tin't Beat the Estrus! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | ||
| English | Eric Stuart | |
Unseen Pokémon
Before his battle against Gary in The Ties That Bind, Ash was seen checking Gary's page on the Silver Conference website, where Gary's Pokémon were listed with pictures. Amidst them, there were several Pokémon that Gary hasn't been seen using.
Temporary
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| Gary rented this Hoothoot from Hagatha in Illusion Confusion!, when he was traveling through a forest total of illusion-creating Ghost Pokémon. Hoothoot's only known motility is Foresight. | ||
| Debut | Illusion Confusion! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Yūji Ueda | |
| English | Yūji Ueda | |
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| Gary took role in a project where this Aerodactyl was resurrected in Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl!. After he had saved it from being stolen past Butch and Cassidy, he left it to Crystal to take intendance of. Aerodactyl's known moves are Cyclone, Hyper Beam, and Gust*. | ||
| Debut | Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl! | |
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| Vocalisation actors | ||
| Japanese | Shin-ichiro Miki | |
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| Gary helped Ash and his friends in protecting these 4 wild Shieldon from existence stolen by J and her henchmen in Sick-Will Hunting!. None of these Shieldon'due south moves are known. | ||
| Debut | Sick-Volition Hunting! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | ||
| English language | Billy Beach | |
Achievements
Gary's collection of Kanto Badges
Badges obtained
Kanto Badges
During his journeying through Kanto, Gary collected x Gym Badges. Of the Badges he received, he already had v past Primeape Goes Bananas, and he showed off the whole gear up in The Battle of the Badge. This list is of the Badges Gary has obtained in the Kanto region:
- Cascade Badge (prior to The H2o Flowers of Cerulean City)
- Rainbow Badge (prior to Primeape Goes Bananas)
- Two unknown Badges (prior to Primeape Goes Bananas)
- Boulder Bluecoat (prior to The Battle of the Bluecoat)
- Five unknown Badges (prior to The Battle of the Badge)
Johto Badges
This listing is of the Badges Gary has obtained in the Johto region:
- At least 8 Badges (prior to A Claim to Flame!)
Pokémon League
Gary has competed in the following Pokémon League Conferences:
- Indigo Plateau Conference - Top 32 (The Quaternary Round Rumble)
- Silver Conference - Top 16 (Can't Trounce the Heat!)
Project Mew
Gary has completed the following Trial Mission:
- Collect a Moltres plume - 1 Project Mew Token (Communication to Goh!)
- Raid Battle against Articuno - iv Projection Mew Tokens (JN102)
Pokémon competitions
Gary has competed in the following Pokémon competitions:
- Beach Beauty and Pokémon Costume Contest - N/A (Beauty and The Beach)
- Extreme Pokémon Race - Runner-up (Extreme Pokémon!)
Voice actors
| Language | Voice actor | |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | 小林優子 Yūko Kobayashi | |
| English | Carter Cathcart | |
| Catalan | Ignasi Díaz | |
| Mandarin Chinese | 王瑞芹 Wáng Ruìqín (EP001-EP273) 詹雅菁 Zhān Yǎjīng (AG187-present) | |
| Czech | Radek Kuchař (EP001-EP171) Michal Holán (DP045-DP085) Marek Libert (DP151-DP152) | |
| Danish | Christian Damsgaard Mikkel Følsgaard | |
| Dutch | Bram Bart (EP001-EP273) Tony Neef (AG187-nowadays) | |
| Filipino | Charmaine Cordoviz | |
| Finnish | Pauli Virta (EP001, EP058, EP171) Arto Nieminen (EP031) Unknown voice player (EP063) Pasi Ruohonen (EP046, EP065-EP121, EP266-EP273) Petri Hanttu (AG187-AG192, DP085, DP151-DP152) Petrus Kähkönen (DP045) | |
| European French | Jean-Marc Delhausse | |
| German language | Nico Macoulis | |
| Hebrew | אביהוד תדהר Avihud Tidhar דורון בן-עמי Doron Ben-Ami דניאל זילברשטיין Daniel Zilbershtein עמית יוסוביץ Amit Yosovich | |
| Hindi | सूरज जगपत Suraj Jagpat (Hungama dub, formerly) अनस खान Anas Khan (Hungama dub, currently) | |
| Hungarian | Hamvas Dániel | |
| Italian | Nicola Bartolini Carrassi (EP001) Paolo Sesana (EP031-AG187, DP045) Alessandro Rigotti (HS15) Renato Novara (AG192) Massimo Di Benedetto (DP085-present, K2 redub) | |
| Korean | 이선주 Lee Seon-Ju | |
| Norwegian | Erik Skøld (EP001–EP077) Christian Barmen | |
| Polish | Marek Włodarczyk (EP001-EP273) Karol Wróblewski (DP045-present) | |
| Portuguese | Brazil | Rodrigo Andreatto (EP001-EP273, DP085) Marcelo Campos (HS15) Eduardo Serandini (AG187) Gabriel Noya (AG192) Raphael Ferreira (DP045, DP151-DP152) Cid Fernandes (JN068-nowadays) |
| Portugal | Peter Michael (EP001–EP077) Rui de Sá (EP115-EP121) Pedro Carneiro (EP171) Nuno Pinto (EP228, AG192) João Vaz (EP266-EP273) Unknown voice role player (all other appearances) | |
| Russian | Дмитрий Завацкий Dmitrii Zavatskii | |
| Spanish | Latin America | Gerardo Del Valle (EP001-EP273, JN068-present) Víctor Ugarte (HS15) Ricardo Bautista (AG187, AG192, DP151-DP152) Benjamín Rivera (DP045) Noé Velásquez (DP085) |
| Spain | Jesús Pinillos | |
| Swedish | Hans Jonsson | |
| Turkish | Fatih Özacun Onur Kırış | |
| Vietnamese | Nguyễn Kim Anh | |
Artwork
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| Official artwork from the original serial | Artwork from Pokémon Journeys: The Series | Artwork from Pokémon Journeys: The Series [ane] | Official artwork from the PASH Magazine[2] | |
In the movies
I Choose You!
Gary appeared in a brief, not-speaking flashback in I Choose You!, which is prepare in a timeline split up from the main serial. In the flashback, he was seen choosing Squirtle as his starter Pokémon, much to the dismay of Ash, who had wanted Squirtle every bit his own starter.
Pokémon
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Squirtle made a cursory appearance in a flashback in I Choose You!, where Gary chose it to be his starter Pokémon. | ||
| Debut | I Choose Y'all! | |
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Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution
Gary in Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution
Gary appeared in a cameo in Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution, a remake of Mewtwo Strikes Back. Like in the original movie, he was seen losing his Gym boxing against Giovanni from The Battle of the Badge.
Pokémon
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Arcanine was a Pokémon Gary used in his Gym boxing against Giovanni, where information technology was overwhelmed by Mewtwo'southward Psychic powers. | ||
| Debut | The Battle Of The Badge | |
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| Nidoking was a Pokémon Gary used in his Gym battle against Giovanni, where he was overwhelmed by Mewtwo'southward Psychic powers. None of Nidoking's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | The Battle Of The Bluecoat | |
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In the games
In the core series games
Gary Oak is based on Blue Oak, his counterpart from the games. Additionally, "Gary" is ane of the suggested names for Blue in the games Pokémon Blood-red, Xanthous, and FireRed, and for the actor character Cerise in the games Pokémon Blue (international), FireRed, and LeafGreen.
In spin-off games
Pokémon Puzzle League
Gary VS. Screen in Pokémon Puzzle League
In Pokémon Puzzle League, Gary is ane of the characters available in the 2P Stadium mode. He also appears equally a hidden boss, where he uses evolved versions of his playable Pokémon.
Pokémon
- Every bit a playable character
- As a hidden boss
Pokémon Zany Cards
Gary is one of the opponents in Pokémon Zany Cards.
In the manga
Gary Oak in Ash & Pikachu
Ash & Pikachu
Gary appeared in I Half Of A Poké Ball, where he faced off against Ash during the Silver Conference.
Pokémon
Pokémon competitions
Gary has competed in the following Pokémon League Conferences:
- Silver Conference - N/A (One One-half Of A Poké Brawl)
The Electric Tale of Pikachu
Gary Oak in The Electric Tale of Pikachu
Gary is a recurring character in The Electric Tale of Pikachu. In the manga, Gary is a babyhood friend and rival of Ash and oft appears when Ash does something wrong. He has a sister named May, who has no equivalent in the anime.
At the Pokémon League, he is defeated by Ritchie, but confronts Ash at the terminate of the series. In the epilogue, he and Ash are shown traveling together on their journeying.
Pokémon
This listing is of Gary's known Pokémon in the manga:
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Arcanine is Gary'southward chief Pokémon. It was usually relied on as a way of transportation. | ||
| Debut | Ash vs. Gary | |
|---|---|---|
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| Gary sent out Rhydon along with his other Pokémon to battle the giant Slowpoke after Arcanine became hypnotized by it. However, it wasn't long before information technology fell victim to the giant Pokémon. None of Rhydon's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | Ash vs. Gary | |
|---|---|---|
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| Gary sent out Gyarados along with his other Pokémon to battle the giant Slowpoke after Arcanine became hypnotized by it. However, information technology wasn't long before it cruel victim to the giant Pokémon. Later, Gary sent it out as a manner of traveling on water and so he tin can catch it after Team Rocket came by and tried to steal it with their net. None of Gyarados's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | Ash vs. Gary | |
|---|---|---|
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| Gary sent out Venusaur along with his other Pokémon to battle the giant Slowpoke afterwards Arcanine became hypnotized past it. Similar to Arcanine, it wasn't able to battle the Slowpoke. None of Venusaur's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | Ash vs. Gary | |
|---|---|---|
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| Pidgeot was sent out along with Gary's other Pokémon to battle the giant Slowpoke. It fell victim to the Slowpoke's laziness. None of Pidgeot'south moves are known. | ||
| Debut | Ash vs. Gary | |
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| Ash and his rival, Gary, both battled for a behemothic Slowpoke. Even though Ash was able to catch it, he gave it to Gary instead so he could become a movie of his sis, May. After this, they plant out that Slowpoke had evolved into a Slowbro. Slowbro's known moves are Disable, Water ice Axle, Growl, Surf and Headbutt. | ||
| Debut | Ash vs. Gary | |
|---|---|---|
Pokémon competitions
Gary has competed in the following Pokémon League Conferences:
- Indigo Plateau Conference - Top 32 (Welcome to the Big Leagues)
Gary in Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution
Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution
Gary appeared in Mewtwo Strikes Back—Development. Like in the movie, he lost his Gym battle against Giovanni.
Pokémon
Pokémon Journeys: The Series
Gary appeared in JNM20.
Pokémon
Pokémon Newspaper Strip
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Gary is a recurring character in the Pokémon Paper Strip. He debuted in Strip 7, showing off his Rapidash to his cheerleaders. Ash's Metapod deflected Rapidash's fire move, defeating Rapidash. In Strip ix, Gary's Beedrill battled Brock'south Vulpix at school, but their match was interrupted one time a teacher told everyone to return their Pokémon to their Poké Balls. In Strip 13, Gary challenged Ash to a battle, with Gary'southward Charizard going up against Ash's Pikachu. Ash was confident he would win, just he was ultimately unable to battle when he became trapped under his Snorlax.
Pokémon
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| Gary'due south cheerleaders wanted Gary to bear witness off Rapidash'southward powers. Nonetheless, Ash's Metapod deflected Rapidash's fire move, defeating it. | ||
| Debut | Strip 7 | |
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| Beedrill battled Brock's Vulpix at schoolhouse, but their battle was interrupted once the principal told everyone to return their Pokémon to their Poké Balls. | ||
| Debut | Strip 9 | |
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| When Ash was trapped nether his Snorlax, Gary challenged him to a Pokémon boxing in which Ash's Pikachu would go upward against his Charizard. Ash shortly imagined that battle, but he was unable to actually accept Gary'southward claiming. | ||
| Debut | Strip 13 | |
|---|---|---|
Trivia
- Gary is one of the few characters from the original series, who appeared during both dubs of the anime, to have his English language dub vox remain unchanged; he is e'er voiced by Carter Cathcart.
- In the original series, Gary's attire is similar to Blue's during Generations I and II. In his Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire and Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl appearances, Gary wears Bluish's outfit from Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. In his appearance in Pokémon Journeys: The Serial, Gary wears Blueish's outfit from Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver. Interestingly, the cape he adorns in OK!, its equivalent Pokémon Johto and in A Tent Situation resembles the ane worn by his cross-canon manga analogue Blue in the Yellow chapter.
- Gary owns the terminal evolutionary forms of each of the special Pokémon that tin can appear on Road 201 via dual-slot style, swarming, or the Poké Radar (Arcanine, Nidoking, Nidoqueen, and Dodrio).
- In Pokémon Stickers series 1, a sticker depicting Gary identified him as "Bailey". The aforementioned mistake occurred in the Smooth dub of Challenge of the Samurai. The occurrence of the same fault in 2 apparently unrelated sources might indicate an early-planned name, much like how Ash was initially known as "Casey".
- Although Ash'due south flashback in Lights, Camerupt, Action! seems to propose that Gary and Ash were childhood friends, this is contradicted past Gary'southward chat with Ash in Pokémon - I Choose You lot!, when they beginning started off on their Pokémon journeys; it indicated that was the first fourth dimension they met.
- This is further contradicted in The Ties that Bind, where Ash and Gary interacted with each other mere days earlier they set up out on their journeys, with the two already knowing each other for former beforehand based on their exchange.
- Gary is the only graphic symbol from Ash'southward fantasy sequence in The Dream Continues! to non be i of his traveling companions.
- Gary is the only character whose game counterpart is a Champion, but hasn't been a Champion at any point in the anime.
- Excluding Ash, Gary is the only character to have participated in more than 1 on-screen League Conference.
- According to Pocket Monsters: The Animation, aside from his being Professor Oak's grandson, he is besides the grandnephew of Pallet Town's mayor. It also explains that his girlfriends are the mayor'due south electoral staff.
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | オーキド・シゲル Okido Shigeru | Derived from Shigeru Miyamoto. |
| English, Italian | Gary Oak | Maybe taken from Garry Oak, a type of oak tree. Also, Gary is a default name for Bluish in Pokémon Red and Blue. Likewise possibly derived from Shigeru. |
| French | Régis Chen | Chen is an Asian name that looks like the word "chêne" (oak). |
| High german | Gary Eich | Straight translation. Eiche ways Oak. |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Gary Carvalho | Carvalho means Oak; Carvalho is too an actual surname. |
| Korean | 오바람 O Baram | 오 O is from the first syllable in "Okido", while his first name, Baram is native Korean for current of air. |
| Chinese (Mandarin) | 小茂 Xiǎo Mào 大木・茂 (full name) | 茂 (luxuriant) is from 茂る shigeru. 大木 (large wood/tree) is from 大木戸 Ōkido. |
| Chinese (Cantonese) | 小茂 Síu Mauh | Same every bit Standard mandarin proper noun. |
| Indonesian | Shigeru | Aforementioned as Japanese. |
| Russian | Гэри Оук Geri Ouk | Transliteration of the English name. |
Related articles
- Episodes focusing on Gary
- Images on the Bulbagarden Archives
References
- ↑ https://twitter.com/iid_animedia/condition/1391600469072486404
- ↑ https://twitter.com/magazine_pash/status/1400384512392110083
| Gary's Pokémon | ||||||
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| On hand: | Blastoise | Arcanine | Umbreon | Electivire | Tyranitar | |
| Traveling with: | Rotom Phone | |||||
| In storage: | Krabby | Nidoking | Dodrio | Nidoqueen | Magmar | Scizor |
| Golem | Pinsir | Houndoom | Fearow | Alakazam | Skarmory | |
| Kingdra | ||||||
| Temporary: | Hoothoot | Aerodactyl | Shieldon | |||
| Electric Tale just: | Rhydon | Gyarados | Venusaur | Pidgeot | Slowbro | |
| Newspaper Strip only: | Rapidash | Beedrill | Charizard | |||
| Trainers in League Conferences | ||||||||||||||
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| Anime characters | ||||||||||||||
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| Project Mew | |
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| Leader: | Professor Amaranth |
| Chasers: | Danika • Quillon |
| Challengers: | Gary • Horace • Goh |
| Ash & Pikachu characters | |
|---|---|
| Principal characters | |
| Ash Ketchum • Pikachu • Misty • Togepi • Brock • May • Max • Jessie • James • Meowth | |
| Rivals | |
| Gary Oak • Drew • Morrison | |
| Gym Leaders and Frontier Brains | |
| Whitney • Clair • Roxanne • Norman • Noland • Greta • Lucy | |
| Other | |
| Anna • Azusa • Professor Birch • Calista • Caroline • Professor Cozmo • Drake • Eriko Eriko'southward grandmother • Mrs. Grimm • Hiroto • Jack Pollockson • Kaburagi • Kiyo • Lily • Professor Oak Oliver • Robert • Shelly • Solana • Susie • Tabitha • Team Rocket Scientist • Timmy Whitney's grandmother • Winstrate family | |
| The Electric Tale of Pikachu characters | |
|---|---|
| Master characters | |
| Ash Ketchum • Pikachu • Gary Oak • Ritchie • May Oak • Professor Oak • Delia Ketchum • Jessie • James • Meowth | |
| Gym Leaders | |
| Brock • Misty • Koga • Sabrina • Giovanni • Rudy • Drake | |
| Other | |
| A.J. • Aya • Bill • Damian • Dario • Duplica • Eevee brothers • Giselle • Jeanette Fisher • Officer Jenny • Joe • Nurse Joy Lara Laramie • Mahri • Melanie • Mikey • Mimi • Professor Orville • Potter • Florinda Showers • Carmine • Samurai • Tommy | |
Source: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Gary_Oak
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