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Brock was voiced in Japanese by Yūji Ueda in the Pokemon anime and by Eric Stuart in English. [12] [13] He has been voiced by other actors in later Pokemon anime and games. Bill Rogers voiced Brock in later English episodes. [13] In Pokemon Origins, he was voiced by Tomokazu Sugita in Japanese and Johnny Yong Bosch in English. [14]
Professor Ivy is first introduced in the second season of the Pokémon anime. Ash and his friends Misty and Brock make their way to Valencia Island and meet the Professor. The unusual Pokéball that Professor Ivy discovered is dubbed the GS Ball. [23] Brock elects to stay with Ivy, though he rejoins the group in a later season. [23]
Eric Stuart is an American voice actor and musician who worked for 4Kids Entertainment, NYAV Post, and Central Park Media.. Among some of his prominent roles, he is best known for being the voice of Brock and James from seasons 1-8 of the original Pokémon anime, as well voicing Seto Kaiba in the Yu-Gi-Oh!
Brock and Dawn have left the series, and Ash Ketchum is joined by a new female trainer named Iris and a new male trainer named Cilan. The evil syndicate Team Rocket has a part to play in this season, and Jessie, James, and Meowth have been promoted.
As the ball cannot not be opened or transported, Ash and his friends are tasked with returning the GS ball to Professor Oak for examination. Brock decides to stay on the island with Professor Ivy so that he can learn about Pokémon. Ash and Misty leave without Brock and board a dirigible airship but encounter Team Rocket.
Team Rocket tricks Brock's parents into leaving the Pewter Gym, leaving Ash and Brock to defend it. So Ash and Brock battle two on two with Ash's Donphan and Brock's newly evolved Steelix vs. Team Rocket's Pokémon Charizard and Aggron. Delibird gives Jessie and James a Charizard and Aggron by accident and claims it back for Butch and Cassidy ...
Ash, Brock and Misty rest in a house occupied by a girl called Lokoko. The original master of the house went missing long before. Brock falls for Lokoko, but Ash and Misty discover she has no reflection in the mirror! The two soon discover that Lokoko is really an illusion created by a Ninetales.
Officers from Atago police stations were ordered by Japan's National Police Agency to question the anime's producers about the show's contents and production process. [2] On the Tokyo Stock Exchange, shares in Nintendo (the company that publishes the games that the anime is based on) fell by 400 yen the following morning to 12,200 yen (almost 3 ...