Cool Big Sis: Sister of the rival from Pokémon Red, Blue, Yellow, and their remakes.Color Motif: Daisy wears a green dress, perhaps as a nod to the original Green version.Big Brother Instinct: In HeartGold and SoulSilver, she worries about Blue being lonely and encourages you to call him, be it for battles or just to talk.She gives the player a Map in the Gen I games (and their remakes), and offers massages in the Gen II games (and their remakes).

Unlike her brother, she is actually a kind and gentle young woman. The only official word we can go on is that Oak is Professor Rowan's junior in terms of seniority, which would put him at age 59 at most as of Generation IV, being that Rowan himself claims to be 60 years old.īlue's older sister. The anime confirms him to be 50, which occurred during Generation II, so it's likely the three years between the two games were subtracted to arrive at 47 without accounting for the anime's Comic-Book Time nature.

Vague Age: Widely believed to be 47 years old at the time of Generation I, despite no official source ever stating such.

Theme Naming: Oak kicks off the tradition of naming the regional professors after trees.

Since his old rival Agatha has a Gengar, this serves as a Mythology Gag: a Nidorino and Gengar battled each other in the opening of Red and Blue.

Signature Mon: Nidorino, as revealed in his Sync Pair Story in Masters.

It's also implied he was the Champion at one point since he can enter the Hall of Fame. Notably, he is the first character to form a sync pair with a Mythical Pokémon in the game.

Olympus Mons: In Masters, he forms a sync pair with Mew.

Old Master: Implied in the games proper since it's alluded to that he was Champion at some point, and cemented further by his unused battle in Generation I where his team is even stronger than the current Champion's.

note In the games alone, he did not have an English first name until Sun and Moon, but the anime had long established his first name as Samuel. In the English translation, the professors of the fifth and sixth generations also have first names.

Odd Name Out: In the original Japanese, he was the only one to avert Only One Name until his cousin came along in the seventh generation.

Nice Guy: He adores Pokémon and people alike, and gives the player their starter.

Exposition: At the beginning of the games, setting a tradition with succeeding Professors.

I Was Quite a Looker: According to Agatha.

Cool Old Guy: He's a Nice Guy, a skilled Pokémon Professor, and a Retired Badass.

Orchids are a shade of light purple, hence why he's shown wearing a purple shirt in his original outfit.

Colorful Theme Naming: His Japanese name, Ookido, is a Japanese transliteration of the word 'orchid'.

In 90 percent of the still pictures on Bulbapedia, he's being attacked by the Mon being shown.

Butt-Monkey: At least in the Professor Oak's Big Pokémon Examination post-episode segments.

He apparently also has problems with telling the difference between male and female children, but then again so do the other professors.

Absent-Minded Professor: He doesn't even remember his own grandson's name, and has to be reminded by the player (who he also can't remember the name of) at the beginning of the game.

He is the grandfather of the player character's rival in Pokémon Red, Blue, Yellow, and their remakes. The Pokémon Professor native to the Kanto region who specializes in the study of the relationships between humans and Pokémon. Thomas ( Pokémon Masters - EN), Kenichi Ogata ( Pokémon Masters - JP)

Prior to Generation VIII, the Ralts family was not included in the Human-Like Egg Group, while Hawlucha was exclusive to it.Voiced by: Unshō Ishizuka (JP, Pokémon Snap), Stan Hart (EN, Pokémon Snap), Tadashi Wakabayashi (JP, The Two Professors), Ben Diskin (EN, The Two Professors), Joe J.

This subsequently marks the only instance of an Egg Group other than Ditto completely lacking Pokémon from any given generation.

No Generation VII Pokémon are in this Egg Group.

This Egg Group shares its Japanese and Pokémon Stadium 2 name with Jynx's species name.

Most Pokémon within this Egg Group are exclusive to it. There are also several families that are predominantly male. Several families that belong to this Egg Group have received a pre-evolution in the form of a Baby Pokémon, either in a later generation or, in the case of Lucario and Toxtricity, at the same time. The majority of members of this Egg Group are either of the Psychic or Fighting-type. They also possess arms with which they could manipulate objects or deliver blows. They are fully bipedal, standing and walking on two legs. Pokémon in this Egg Group, as the name implies, have similar characteristics to humans. Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl.

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