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Chuck was the gym leader of the [[Johto|Cianwood City]] gym. He was very committed to his fighting-type Pokémon and, like [[Bruno]], sparred with them regularly. Through this, he kept himself in peak physical condition just like his Pokémon. He was very loud and liked to boast of his feats of strength. He was also married to an unnamed wife, who tended to nag him about his weight. Despite his diligence for training, he had a fondness for sweet that could cause him to gain weight.
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Chuck is the gym leader of the [[Cianwood City]] gym. He is very committed to his fighting-type Pokémon and, like [[Bruno]], spars with them regularly. At the same time he keeps himself in peak physical condition. He is very loud and likes to boast of his feats of strength. He also has an unnamed wife who lives in Cianwood.
  
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In ''Gold'', ''Silver'' and ''Crystal'' he was challenged by [[Ethan]]/[[Lyra]] and first attempted to prove his strength by tossing a boulder with his bare hands, but after the trainer reminded him that his action had nothing to do with Pokémon, he engaged the challenger in battle. In ''HeartGold'' and ''SoulSilver'', he instead meditated under a waterfall and would not notice the challenger until the flow of water stopped. As in the original, it was pointed out to Chuck that his training method had nothing to do with Pokémon. After being defeated, he relinquished the Stormbadge as well as TM01: Dynamicpunch (or Focus Punch in ''HeartGold''/''SoulSilver'') and promised to train 24 hours a day. This was welcome news to his wife, who thought he was getting flabby. In ''HeartGold'' and ''SoulSilver'', he rarely left the gym because of his constant training, but the player could get his Pokégear number by talking to his wife. Calling Chuck on Wednesday nights (between the hours of 8PM and 4AM) would cause him to travel to Saffron City's Fighting Dojo for a rematch. He also appeared by the Cliff Edge Gate, where he talked about the Embedded Tower and was impressed when he heard of Ethan/Lyra's defeat of the Kanto gym leaders.
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In ''Gold'', ''Silver'' and ''Crystal'' he is challenged by [[Gold]] and first attempts to prove his strength by tossing a boulder with his bare hands, but after Gold reminds him that that has nothing to do with Pokémon, he engages Gold in battle. In ''HeartGold'' and ''SoulSilver'' he instead meditates under a waterfall and will not notice Gold until the flow of water stops, and once more it is pointed out to Chuck that this training method has nothing to do with Pokémon. After being defeated, he relinquishes the Stormbadge as well as TM01: Dynamicpunch (or Focus Punch in ''HeartGold''/''SoulSilver'') and promises to train 24 hours a day. This is welcome news to his wife, who thought he was getting flabby. In ''HeartGold'' and ''SoulSilver'', he never leaves the gym due to always training, but the player could get his Pokégear number by talking to his wife. Calling Chuck on Wednesday nights (between the hours of 8PM and 4AM) would cause him to travel to Saffron City's Fighting Dojo for a rematch.
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Chuck reappeared in ''[[Pokémon: Black and White Versions 2|Black and White 2]]'' as one of the competitors in the Pokémon World Tournament held at [[Unova]]. He participated in the Johto Leaders, World Leaders and Type Expert Tournaments.
 
  
 
==Pokémon Roster==
 
==Pokémon Roster==
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*Poliwrath
 
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In ''Black 2'' and ''White 2'', his roster for the Pokémon World Tournament could include Poliwrath, [[Machamp]], [[Hitmontop]], Hitmonlee, Hitmonchan and either Primeape (in the Johto Leaders Tournament) or [[Conkeldurr]] (in the World Leaders and Type Expert Tournaments).
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Chuck appears in ''[[Pokémon Stadium 2]]'' as the fifth opponent in the Gym Leader's Castle. He uses [[Sandslash]], Primeape, Poliwrath, [[Machoke]], [[Hitmonchan]] and [[Granbull]] in R1, and Sandslash, Poliwrath, [[Hypno]], Hitmonchan, [[Ampharos]] and [[Ursaring]] in R2.
  
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Chuck appeared in ''[[Pokémon Stadium 2]]'' as the fifth opponent in the Gym Leader's Castle. He uses [[Sandslash]], Primeape, Poliwrath, [[Machoke]], [[Hitmonchan]] and [[Granbull]] in R1, and Sandslash, Poliwrath, [[Hypno]], Hitmonchan, [[Ampharos]] and [[Ursaring]] in R2. He also appeared in ''[[Pokémon Puzzle Challenge]]'' as the sixth opponent (his spot having been switched with [[Jasmine]]'s, using a Primeape as his partner. In ''[[Pokémon Masters EX]]'', Chuck has made appearances in several story events and been mentioned by characters without having been made playable yet. He first appeared in the "Strongest Fighters" Story Event in July 2022, where and [[Bruno]] were taking part in a tournament for Fighting-type trainers. They each sparred against one hundred opponents to train, which Chuck described as the most exciting and satisfying training that he had in a long time, and they gave offered to share [[Rage Candy Bar]]s with [[Victor/Gloria|Gloria]], [[Korrina]] and [[Bea]]. Chuck jokingly warned them to be careful not to end up like him. He also appeared with Bruno and [[Brawly]] during the "Tour Guide Rosa" Costume Event, in which they presented a challenge for the tour group. He also played role in the Johto chapter of the Main Story's Villain Arc, in which he helped Bruno to cut off [[Team Rocket]]'s reinforcements.
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Chuck also appears in ''[[Pokémon Puzzle Challenge]]'' as the sixth opponent (his spot having been switched with [[Jasmine]]'s, using a Primeape as his partner.
  
 
=Other Appearances=
 
=Other Appearances=
  
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*He appeared in an episode of the Pokémon anime which showed him as a bit out-of-shape and moreso showed his wife teasing his flabbiness. In the episode [[Red#Ash Ketchum|Ash]] battles and defeats him for the Stormbadge. Later in the series [[Brawly]], a [[Hoenn]] gym leader, is revealed to have been a student of Chuck's.
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*Chuck appears in several chapters of the ''Pokémon Adventures'' manga, where he is revealed to have trained [[Blue]] in his youth. He is first seen meeting with his old friend (who appears to be [[Falkner]]'s father), and they battle [[Suicune]] together when it arrives to challenge Chuck. At the gym leader's competition, he is paired against Blue, and Blue successfully defeats him to fulfill the promise he made on the last day of their training.
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*He initially appeared in an episode of the ''Pokémon'' anime which showed him as a bit out-of-shape and showed more of his wife teasing his flabbiness. In that episode, [[Red#Ash Ketchum|Ash]] battled and defeated him for the Stormbadge. During a later series, [[Brawly]], a [[Hoenn]] gym leader, is revealed to have been a student of Chuck's. Chuck eventually reappeared in an episode of the ''Pokémon Journeys'' anime, where Ash revisited his gym to battle [[Bea]] as part of the World Coronation Series. Chuck oversaw their battle and prepared a dessert picnic for them afterwards. It was shown that he first met Bea when she was young, during a trip that he took to [[Galar]] to learn its karate.
 
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*Chuck appeared in several chapters of the ''Pokémon Adventures'' manga, where he was revealed to have trained [[Blue]] in his youth. He was first seen meeting with his old friend (who appeared to be [[Falkner]]'s father), and they battled [[Suicune]] together when it arrived to challenge Chuck. At the gym leader's competition, he was paired against Blue, and Blue successfully defeated him to fulfill the promise he made on the last day of their training. He later made an appearance in the ''HeartGold''/''SoulSilver'' arc, where he and several other gym leaders battled [[Silver]] due to a misunderstanding, until Chuck realizes that he was an ally of Blue's. He promptly stopped the conflict and let him in.
 
  
 
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*His Japanese name is Shijima, named after a cultivar of the Hawthoria plant genus. The word 'shijima' could also mean 'silence' or 'four islands'. Chuck's English name could be a reference to nunchaku or the synonym for throwing. It may also be a reference to memetic martial artist Chuck Norris.
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*He is the only gym leader in ''HeartGold''/''SoulSilver'' who never leaves his gym (except  for going to the Fighting Dojo for rematches).
 
*In ''Pokémon Stadium 2'', all of his Pokémon in both rounds know Dynamicpunch (the move which Chuck gives out the TM of in ''Gold'', ''Silver'' and ''Crystal'').
 
*In ''Pokémon Stadium 2'', all of his Pokémon in both rounds know Dynamicpunch (the move which Chuck gives out the TM of in ''Gold'', ''Silver'' and ''Crystal'').
  

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