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Brock is a Pokémon trainer who became the gym leader of the Pewter City gym. He is known for his determination and grit, and is a symbol of admiration and respect throughout Pewter City.
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'''Brock''' is a Pokémon trainer who became the gym leader of the Pewter City gym. He is known for his determination and grit, and is a symbol of admiration and respect throughout Pewter City.
  
 
=Background=
 
=Background=
  
Brock first appeared in [[Pokémon: Red, Green and Blue Versions|Pokémon Red, Green, Blue]] and [[Pokémon: Yellow Version|Yellow Versions]]. In these games (as well as (as well as [[Pokémon: FireRed and LeafGreen Versions]]), he was the first gym leader whom [[Red]] had to battle in his journey. After being defeated, Brock surrendered a Boulderbadge along with TM 34: Bide (or TM 38: Rock Tomb in FireRed and LeafGreen).
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Brock first appeared in ''[[Pokémon: Red, Green and Blue Versions|Pokémon Red, Green, Blue]]'' and ''[[Pokémon: Yellow Version|Yellow Versions]]''. In these games (as well as''[[Pokémon: FireRed and LeafGreen Versions]]''), he was the first gym leader whom [[Red]] had to battle in his journey. After being defeated, Brock surrendered a Boulderbadge along with TM 34: Bide (or TM 38: Rock Tomb in ''FireRed'' and ''LeafGreen'').
  
Brock still watched over the Pewter gym several years later in [[Pokémon: Gold and Silver Versions|Pokémon Gold, Silver]] and [[Pokémon: Crystal Version|Crystal Versions]]. This time, however, he was one of the last gym leaders whom [[Gold]] battled during his trip through [[Kanto]]. Brock awarded Gold with a Boulderbadge as well after losing.
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Brock still watched over the Pewter gym several years later in ''[[Pokémon: Gold and Silver Versions|Pokémon Gold, Silver]]'' and ''[[Pokémon: Crystal Version|Crystal Versions]]''. This time, however, he was one of the last gym leaders whom [[Gold]] battled during his trip through [[Kanto]]. Brock awarded Gold with a Boulderbadge as well after losing.
  
 
==Pokémon Roster==
 
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=Other Games=
 
=Other Games=
  
Brock was the first opponent in the Gym Leader's Castle of [[Pokémon Stadium]]. His Pokémon, based on his roster in the original games along with some from his anime roster, were Onix, Graveler, [[Cubone]], [[Vulpix]], [[Omanyte]] and [[Kabuto]] in the first round; and Onix, [[Golbat]], [[Golem]], [[Ninetales]], [[Dugtrio]] and Omastarn in the second round. Oddly enough, many of these Pokémon (such as the evolved forms of Omanyte and Kabuto) later appeared on his roster in Gold and Silver.
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Brock was the first opponent in the Gym Leader's Castle of ''[[Pokémon Stadium]]''. His Pokémon, based on his roster in the original games along with some from his anime roster, were Onix, Graveler, [[Cubone]], [[Vulpix]], [[Omanyte]] and [[Kabuto]] in the first round; and Onix, [[Golbat]], [[Golem]], [[Ninetales]], [[Dugtrio]] and Omastarn in the second round. Oddly enough, many of these Pokémon (such as the evolved forms of Omanyte and Kabuto) later appeared on his roster in ''Gold'' and ''Silver''.
  
Brock, as he appears in the Pokémon anime, appeared in [[Pokémon Puzzle League]] as the second opponent. [[Ash Ketchum]] battled him for the Boulderbadge. The Pokémon he used were [[Vulpix]], Geodude and [[Zubat]]. Vulpix and Zubat were both Pokémon that Brock had acquired in the anime series.
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Brock, as he appears in the Pokémon anime, appeared in ''[[Pokémon Puzzle League]]'' as the second opponent. [[Ash Ketchum]] battled him for the Boulderbadge. The Pokémon he used were [[Vulpix]], Geodude and [[Zubat]]. Vulpix and Zubat were both Pokémon that Brock had acquired in the anime series.
  
In [[Pokémon Stadium 2]], Brock was the first opponent of the Kanto Gym Leader Castle. He used a [[Golem]], Onix, [[Pinsir]], Omastar, Kabutops and [[Forretress]] in Round 1, and a [[Slowbro]], [[Rhydon]], [[Steelix]], [[Shuckle]], [[Heracross]] and [[Ursaring]] in Round 2.
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In ''[[Pokémon Stadium 2]]'', Brock was the first opponent of the Kanto Gym Leader Castle. He used a [[Golem]], Onix, [[Pinsir]], Omastar, Kabutops and [[Forretress]] in Round 1, and a [[Slowbro]], [[Rhydon]], [[Steelix]], [[Shuckle]], [[Heracross]] and [[Ursaring]] in Round 2.
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=Other Appearances=
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*Brock also served as a major supporting character in the Pokémon anime series. After Ash defeated him at the Pewter gym, Brock left the gym in the care of his parents to travel with Ash in hopes of achieving his dream to become a master Pokémon breeder. Along the way he showed his talents as a chef and flirted with every woman he came across. Brock has been the most loyal of Ash's traveling companions, remaining with him in the journeys through Kanto, [[Johto]], [[Hoenn]] and most recently [[Sinnoh]]. He was only absent for the filler arc involving the exploration of the Orange Islands.
  
 
=Trivia=
 
=Trivia=
  
*He also has an interest in fossils and has aided in excavation of fossils in [[Mt. Moon]] (which could explain the Kabutops and Omastar he has in Gold and Silver).
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*He also has an interest in fossils and has aided in excavation of fossils in [[Mt. Moon]] (which could explain the Kabutops and Omastar he has in ''Gold'' and ''Silver'').
 
*It is said that Brock rarely laughs, but whenever he does laugh he finds it hard to stop.
 
*It is said that Brock rarely laughs, but whenever he does laugh he finds it hard to stop.
*Brock also served as a major supporting character in the Pokémon anime series. After Ash defeated him at the Pewter gym, Brock left the gym in the care of his parents to travel with Ash in hopes of achieving his dream to become a master Pokémon breeder. Along the way he showed his talents as a chef and flirted with every woman he came across. Brock has been the most loyal of Ash's travelling companions, remaining with him in the journies through Kanto, [[Johto]], [[Hoenn]] and most recently [[Sinnoh]]. He was only absent for the filler arc involving the exploration of the Orange Islands.
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*In the ''Yellow'' version, after being defeated he mentions dreaming of becoming a Pokémon breeder to reflect his aspirations from the Pokémon anime.
  
 
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{{Gym Leaders}}
  
 
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[[Category: Pokémon Characters]]

Revision as of 15:33, 14 July 2008

Brock.png
The Rock-Hard Pokémon Trainer.
Brock
Species Human
Hair color Brown
Base Pewter City Gym
Voiced by Eric Stuart (2000)
Debut Pokémon: Red Version/Pokemon: Green Version

Brock is a Pokémon trainer who became the gym leader of the Pewter City gym. He is known for his determination and grit, and is a symbol of admiration and respect throughout Pewter City.

Background

Brock first appeared in Pokémon Red, Green, Blue and Yellow Versions. In these games (as well asPokémon: FireRed and LeafGreen Versions), he was the first gym leader whom Red had to battle in his journey. After being defeated, Brock surrendered a Boulderbadge along with TM 34: Bide (or TM 38: Rock Tomb in FireRed and LeafGreen).

Brock still watched over the Pewter gym several years later in Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal Versions. This time, however, he was one of the last gym leaders whom Gold battled during his trip through Kanto. Brock awarded Gold with a Boulderbadge as well after losing.

Pokémon Roster

Brock specializes in rock-type Pokémon as well as ground-types. In the first generation games, Brock's only Pokémon are a Geodude and an Onix. By Gold, Silver and Crystal, however, his roster had expanded to include the following:

Other Games

Brock was the first opponent in the Gym Leader's Castle of Pokémon Stadium. His Pokémon, based on his roster in the original games along with some from his anime roster, were Onix, Graveler, Cubone, Vulpix, Omanyte and Kabuto in the first round; and Onix, Golbat, Golem, Ninetales, Dugtrio and Omastarn in the second round. Oddly enough, many of these Pokémon (such as the evolved forms of Omanyte and Kabuto) later appeared on his roster in Gold and Silver.

Brock, as he appears in the Pokémon anime, appeared in Pokémon Puzzle League as the second opponent. Ash Ketchum battled him for the Boulderbadge. The Pokémon he used were Vulpix, Geodude and Zubat. Vulpix and Zubat were both Pokémon that Brock had acquired in the anime series.

In Pokémon Stadium 2, Brock was the first opponent of the Kanto Gym Leader Castle. He used a Golem, Onix, Pinsir, Omastar, Kabutops and Forretress in Round 1, and a Slowbro, Rhydon, Steelix, Shuckle, Heracross and Ursaring in Round 2.

Other Appearances

  • Brock also served as a major supporting character in the Pokémon anime series. After Ash defeated him at the Pewter gym, Brock left the gym in the care of his parents to travel with Ash in hopes of achieving his dream to become a master Pokémon breeder. Along the way he showed his talents as a chef and flirted with every woman he came across. Brock has been the most loyal of Ash's traveling companions, remaining with him in the journeys through Kanto, Johto, Hoenn and most recently Sinnoh. He was only absent for the filler arc involving the exploration of the Orange Islands.

Trivia

  • He also has an interest in fossils and has aided in excavation of fossils in Mt. Moon (which could explain the Kabutops and Omastar he has in Gold and Silver).
  • It is said that Brock rarely laughs, but whenever he does laugh he finds it hard to stop.
  • In the Yellow version, after being defeated he mentions dreaming of becoming a Pokémon breeder to reflect his aspirations from the Pokémon anime.