Former leader of the Pewter City Gym, Brock travels with Ash Ketchum, hitting on every attractive woman he meets.
Origin
Brock dreams to be the greatest Pokémon Breeder in the world. He later on gives up being the Gym Leader after Ash won his first Gym Badge from him. Ash didn't accept the badge on the because he thinks he beat Brock unfairly (Pikachu charged a thunderbolt that struck the fire sprinkler that weakened Brock's Onix). Brock catches up to Ash and presents him with the badge. Brock later on joins Ash and Misty on their journey to the Johto League.
Creation
Brock was first created as the first gym leader in the Pokemon game Red, by Satoshi Tajiri, being the Gym Leader of Pewter City, and going under the Japanese name Takeshi. He was designed by Ken Sugimori and Atsuko Nishida for the original video games, with his design being adapted for the Pokemon anime by Sayuri Ichishi. In the anime, he retains his name and backstory, although in the English adaptation his name is changed to the more well-known Brock.
In the anime adaptations he is portrayed by Yuji Ueda. For the first eight seasons of the English anime, he was played by Eric Stuart. From season nine onwards, he was played by Bill Rogers.
Major Story Arcs
He travels with Ash and Misty on his many adventures. When they arrived in the Orange Islands, he leaves the Ash and Misty to join Professor Ivy, but he returns to Pallet Town and congratulate Ash because of winning the Orange League Championship. Joining Ash and Misty, Brock travels to Johto, where he continues helping Ash and Misty. Brock was heading back to Pewter City to surprise his family. He soon finds out his mother ruined the the Gym. He restores the Gym after defeating his mother. He catches up with Ash and his new friends, May and Max. The group travel across Hoenn and then return to Kanto to enter the Battle Frontier. The group went their separate ways and Brock met up with Ash in Sinnoh.
| Name | Movies | TV Shows | |
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Yuji Ueda | 13 |
352 |
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Eric Stuart | 8 |
147 |
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Brock |
 Name: |
タケシ |
| Romanji: |
Takeshi |
| Gender: | Male |
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| 1st anime episode: | Pokémon #5 |
| 1st anime movie: | Pokémon: The First Movie |
| Aliases | Takeshi |
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