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* In Generation II, both Chuck and [[Pryce]]'s weakest Pokémon are at the same level, level 27.
* In Generation II, both Chuck and [[Pryce]]'s weakest Pokémon are at the same level, level 27.
* In Generation IV, Chuck will appear in two places: Cianwood Gym and [[Fighting Dojo]] at the same time, when the player calls him for rematch on Wednesday night.
* In Generation IV, Chuck will appear in two places: Cianwood Gym and [[Fighting Dojo]] at the same time, when the player calls him for rematch on Wednesday night.
* Chuck has an [[Game move errors|illegal]] Sandslash in Round 2 of Pokémon Stadium 2: {{m|Metal Claw}} is an Egg move in {{g|Crystal}}, while {{m|Rock Slide}} is a [[Generation I]] TM.
* Chuck has an [[Game move errors|illegal]] Sandslash in Round 2 of Pokémon Stadium 2: {{m|Metal Claw}} is an Egg move in {{game|Crystal}}, while {{m|Rock Slide}} is a [[Generation I]] TM.
* Chuck is to date the final Gym Leader to have appeared in only one episode of the {{pkmn|anime}} (excluding flashbacks).


==Names==
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Revision as of 17:05, 27 May 2016

Chuck
シジマ Shijima
"His Roaring Fists Do the Talking"
HeartGold SoulSilver Chuck.png
Art from HeartGold and SoulSilver
Gender Male
Eye color Black
Hair color Brown
Hometown Cianwood City
Region Johto
Relatives Wife
Trainer class Gym LeaderGSCHGSS
Pokémon TrainerB2W2
Generation II, IV, V
Games Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold, SoulSilver, Black 2, White 2, Stadium 2
Leader of Cianwood Gym
Badge Storm Badge
Specializes in Fighting types
Anime debut Machoke, Machoke Man!
English voice actor Dan Green
Japanese voice actor Nobuaki Kakuda

Chuck (Japanese: シジマ Shijima) is the Gym Leader of Cianwood City's Gym, officially known as the Cianwood Gym. His specialty is Fighting-type Pokémon. Chuck gives out the Storm Badge to Trainers who beat him.

In the games

Chuck appears in Pokémon Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold, and SoulSilver as the Leader of the Cianwood Gym. A Fighting-type Trainer, he is known to spar with his Pokémon to train both them and himself. His in-game title is "His Roaring Fists Do the Talking". Chuck is married, but spends little time with his wife. She isn't too fond of this, and spends her time standing outside the Gym, perhaps waiting in hope that he will come home.

Chuck's Gym is very different between the two generations it has appeared. In Generation II, once challengers have made their way through his Gym, Chuck will attempt to intimidate them before battle by telling how his Pokémon "will crush stones and shatter bones." He then lifts and tosses a boulder prior to accepting the challenge. In Generation IV, Chuck awaits his challengers underneath a large waterfall. He will not notice the player approach him until the water under which he has been meditating stops flowing.

Chuck enjoys a good battle, but after losing he vows to train 24 hours a day. After he is defeated, his wife will give the player HM02 (Fly), which the successful Trainer will now be able to use outside of battle. She also comments that she is grateful that her husband would be doing more training, since he was getting "a little chubby". In addition to the Storm Badge, Chuck gives out TM01 (DynamicPunch) in Generation II (Focus Punch in Generation IV).

Chuck can be found in his Gym most of the time, but on Sundays the player can have their picture taken with him in the northwestern corner of Route 47 (just south of where the White Flute is found). Because of his punishing training schedule, his phone number can be obtained not from him, but from his wife. If the player calls him on a Wednesday night, Chuck will travel to Saffron City to battle with an enhanced team in the Fighting Dojo.

Chuck also appears in Pokémon Stadium 2's Johto Gym Leader Castle. This is the only time he can be fought using Pokémon not of the Fighting-type; his second six-Pokémon team in this game is actually composed of only two Fighting-type Pokémon. However, all his Pokémon in both rounds know DynamicPunch, a Fighting-type move. Notably, it is the TM he gives out in the Generation II games.

Pokémon

Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal



Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver

Gym battle



Rematch



Pokémon Black 2 and White 2

Pokémon World Tournament

Chuck uses three of these Pokémon in Single Battles, four in Double and Rotation Battles, and all six in Triple Battles. Chuck will always lead with his signature Pokémon, Poliwrath.

Johto Leaders Tournament



Type Expert/World Leaders Tournament



Pokémon Stadium 2

Round 1



Round 2



Quotes

Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal

  • Before battle
"WAHAHAH! So you've come this far! Let me tell you, I'm tough! My Pokémon will crush stones and shatter bones! Watch this! Urggh! Oooarrgh! (throws away the boulder besides himself) There! Scared now, are you? What? It has nothing to do with Pokémon? That's true! Come on. We shall do battle!"
  • Being defeated
"Wha? Huh? I lost? How about that! You're worthy of StormBadge!"
  • After battle
"StormBadge makes all Pokémon up to L70 obey, even traded ones. It also lets your Pokémon use Fly when you're not in a battle. Here, take this, too!"
"That is Dynamic-Punch. It doesn't always hit, but when it does, it causes confusion!"
"Wahahah! I enjoyed battling you! But a loss is a loss! From now on, I'm going to train 24 hours a day!"

Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver

Cianwood Gym

  • Before battle
"Ooomph! The pounding waterfall right onto my head... Arrgh! Why did you stop the waterfall from pouring on me! You just spoiled my training! I have to warn you that I am a strong Trainer training every day under this waterfall! What? This has nothing to do with Pokémon? ... That's true! ... ... Come on. We shall do battle!"
  • After sending out last Pokémon
"We haven't lost yet!"
  • During battle
"No... Not...yet..."
  • When last Pokémon is at critical health
"We...lost..."
  • After being defeated
"Hmm... I lost? How about that! All right. You're worthy of the Storm Badge!"
"The Storm Badge lets your Pokémon Fly to any city or town you've already been to! Here, take this, too!"
"That is Focus Punch. It doesn't land if the foe you're attacking hits you first, but it's very powerful if it manages to hit!"
Wahahah! I enjoyed battling you! But a loss is a loss! From now on, I'm going to train 24 hours a day!"

Fighting Dojo

  • Before battle
"There you are! Taste my 24-hour training!"
  • After being defeated
"Wahaha! A battle with you is never boring!"

Pokégear Phone

For registering his number, see Chuck's wife
  • Calling the player:
"Yo! Chuck here! What's up? You know, I'm just going to say this once, but I... I really like sweets. They're the best. After training every day, the thing that I absolutely look forward to more than anything is sneaking behind my wife's back to eat something sweet. Fortunately, I haven't been packing on too many pounds... Oh! Don't tell my wife! Please!"
"Yo! Chuck here! What's up? You know, I spend a lot of time training under a pounding waterfall every day. I guess that's why I’ve been disagreeing with my wife a lot lately. I was thinking of taking her on a trip as an apology, but I can't think of any good places to go. ...That's it! I should take her to Tohjo Falls! What do you think?"
"Lately my Gym's waterfall device has been malfunction... Aaaaahh! Boomwhooshoowhooshoowhooshoowhooshoowhooshoowhooshoowhooshoowhooshoowhoosh...! ...Haa haaa haaaa. Sorry. While I was on the phone with you, the device broke and I just got doused with water. I'll call you back once things have calmed down a bit here!"
  • Calling him:
"Hello?! Oh, hey, sorry for shouting! I’m doing great! You know there're some stronger Gym Leaders around. Don't lose heart! Keep going!"
"Hello?! Oh, hey, sorry for shouting! I’m doing great! Let’s see... I’m free most Wednesday nights. Give me a call then, OK?"
  • On Wednesday nights:
"Hello?! Oh, hey, sorry for shouting! I’m doing great! Oh hey! I just finished training. Do you want to battle again?"
No: "Noooooo! That's terrible!"
Yes:"All right! I'll be waiting over at the Fighting Dojo in Saffron City!"
"Hello?! Oh, hey, sorry for shouting! I’m doing great! I’ll be waiting at the Fighting Dojo in Saffron City. Look forward to it!"

Cliff Edge Gate

"Hey, <player>! Good to see you again! But I never expected to see you around here. Could it be… that you are on the way to the Embedded Tower? The Embedded Tower is a huge tower piercing the sky. It is said to have something to do with the mythical Pokémon that stretched the seas and that Pokémon that widened the lands. But the tower no longer is standing."
"The way to the Embedded Tower is harder than you can imagine. You need Rock Climb as well as Surf."
"I see! So you’ve defeated all the Gym Leaders in Kanto as well! Then there’s nothing to worry about. Believe in yourself and walk your path. Yahaha!"

Pokémon Black 2 and White 2

Pokémon World Tournament

  • Before battle (first round)
"I have to warn you that I am a strong Trainer!"
  • Before battle (second round)
"It's a bit sudden, but we shall do battle!"
  • Before battle (final round)
"I have to warn you that I am a strong Trainer! I spend a lot of time training under a pounding waterfall every day. What? It has nothing to do with Pokémon? ... That's true! ... Come on. We shall do battle!"
  • Being defeated
"No... Not...yet..."
  • If the player is defeated
"See? My Pokémon were as strong as I said!"
  • After being defeated
"Hmm... I lost? How about that!"
  • After winning
"Wahahah! I enjoyed battling you! But a loss is a loss! From now on, I'm going to train 24 hours a day!"
  • In the lobby, after the tournament
"Hmmm! I enjoyed battling you. The Trainer who wins the tournament has got something special!"

Pokémon Puzzle Challenge

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Reason: Quotes seem to vary, perhaps depending on how well the player did.

  • Easy
"Hi there! Come on in! I've gotta tell ya, I'm good! Now get ready to fight!"
"Huh? I lost? Back to training 24-7!"
  • Normal
"Hi there! Come on in! I've gotta tell ya, I'm better now, so get ready!"
"Huh? I lost? Back to training 24-7!"
  • Hard
"Hi there! Come on in! I've gotta tell ya, I'm really good! Now get ready to fight!"
"Huh? I lost? Back to training 24-7!"
  • Super Hard
"Hi there! Come on in! I've gotta tell ya, I'm pretty good, so get ready to fight!"
"Huh? I lost? Back to training 24-7!"
  • Intense
"Hi there! Come on in! I've gotta tell ya, I'm very good! Now get ready to fight!"
"Huh? I lost? But I had fun!"

Pokémon Stadium 2

  • Before battle
"I'm Chuck! Come on! Hi-yah!"
"You didn't falter at the sight of us. You must have guts. Come on!"
"Hah! You want to challenge me? Are you brave or just ignorant?"
  • Sending out first Pokémon
"Brace yourself!"
  • Sending out a new Pokémon
"<Pokémon>! Go!"
"It's <Pokémon>!"
"Right! <Pokémon>!"
"<Pokémon>! Finish it!"
"Tch! Come back!"
"Come back here!"
"Okay! Next!"
"Next!"
  • Own Pokémon faints
"What! How...?!?"
"No! That can't be!"
  • Player's Pokémon faints
"There! Did you see that?!?"
"Right! That hit the weak spot."
  • Player's Pokémon lands a critical hit
"What's that?!? Critical hit?"
"Ah, clever."
"Eat this! DynamicPunch!"
  • Successfully landing a DynamicPunch
"My <Pokémon>'s got a heavy punch, doesn't it?"
"Wah, ha, ha..."
  • Being defeated
"What? How...?!"
  • If the player is defeated
"See that?!?"
  • After being defeated
"I lost! I... I lost! Me!"
"Why...!?! All right, then! I'll raise my Pokémon to be even stronger!"
"You're strong! Would you please make me your apprentice?"
  • After winning
"That was like a pillow fight."
"That's it! I win! I enjoyed that!"
"There. Do you realize how much more powerful I am than you?"
  • If the battle ended in a draw
"Something's wrong! This just isn't right..."
  • If the player runs from the battle
"What? Well then, I may as well go home and take a nap..."

Artwork

Gold Silver Chuck.png
Headshot from
Generation II

Sprites

Spr GS Chuck.png Spr HGSS Chuck.png Spr B2W2 Chuck.png VSChuck.png
Sprite from
Generation II
Sprite from
HeartGold and SoulSilver
Sprite from
Black 2 and White 2
VS sprite from
HeartGold and SoulSilver
Chuck II OD.png Chuck IV OD.png Chuck OD.png S2 Leader Chuck.pngS2 Gym Leader Chuck alt.pngS2 Gym Leader Chuck alt2.png
Overworld sprite from
Generation II
Overworld sprite from
HeartGold and SoulSilver
Overworld sprite from
Black 2 and White 2
Portraits from
Stadium 2

In the anime

Chuck in the anime

Chuck made his only anime appearance in Machoke, Machoke Man!. Ash and his friends met a man roughhousing with a Machoke. After following him, Ash discovered that the man was Chuck, Gym Leader of the Cianwood Gym. Even though he is the Fighting master, he gets tired easily due to his body shape. His wife continually makes fun of him because of this. He is positive-minded and emotional and has a tendency to break out into tears if happy. His battle technique is to battle with his Pokémon to improve their concentration.

Later, Chuck and Ash had their battle for a Storm Badge. Ash used Pikachu who got defeated by Chuck's Poliwrath. Ash then used Bayleef who defeated both Poliwrath and Machoke.

It was later revealed that Brawly, the Dewford Town Gym Leader, used to be one of the many students of Chuck.

He reappeared in flashbacks in Why? Wynaut!, Brave the Wave and Wheel of Frontier.

Pokémon


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This listing is of Chuck's known Pokémon in the anime:

Chuck's Machoke
Machoke
Machoke is Chuck's main Pokémon in the anime.

Machoke made its appearance in Machoke, Machoke Man!. Chuck and Machoke have a close bond of friendship with one another. This can be seen when both of them cry and hug each other when they are happy. They fight with each other often to improve their concentration in battles; they use this technique even before important matches.

Chuck used Machoke against Ash's Bayleef in a Gym battle. With a powerful Submission attack, Machoke almost defeated Bayleef, but with Ash's support, Bayleef won the match.

It reappeared in a flashback in Why? Wynaut!.

Machoke's known moves are Karate Chop, Submission, and Cross Chop.

Debut Machoke, Machoke Man!
Voice actors
Japanese
English Eric Stuart
Chuck's Poliwrath
Poliwrath
Chuck's Poliwrath was used as the first Pokémon against Ash in the Gym battle.

Poliwrath dodged Pikachu's Thunderbolt attack three times until it was hit by the fourth one. It then managed to hold off Pikachu's Quick Attack, focusing its energy and then using DoubleSlap, knocking Pikachu out.

Ash then chose Bayleef, and Chuck issued Poliwrath to use Water Gun, which Bayleef dodged. Ash then ordered Bayleef to use Razor Leaf and Vine Whip, which slammed Poliwrath to the ground. Chuck ordered Poliwrath to focus its energy, and while Poliwrath was wobbling, trying to stand up straight, Bayleef used Body Slam to defeat Poliwrath.

Poliwrath's known moves are Double Slap and Water Gun.

Debut Machoke, Machoke Man!
Voice actors
Japanese
English Eric Stuart


Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese 角田信朗 Nobuaki Kakuda
English Dan Green
Polish Jan Kulczycki
Brazilian Portuguese Raul Schlosser
Spanish Latin America Luis Alfonso Padilla
Spain Iñaki Crespo


In the manga

In the Pokémon Adventures manga

Chuck in Pokémon Adventures
Chuck in the ninth chapter

Chuck is a martial arts master who trained Blue in the ways of fighting and Pokémon training when he was a child. He debuts in Scrappy Skarmory, waiting for his friend Walker to arrive so that they could battle each other. When Walker fails to show up, Chuck heads back outside to find his training equipment torn to shreds. The cause is revealed to be the Legendary Pokémon Suicune, which Walker is currently fighting against. They team up to fight Suicune and attempt to capture it, but they fail and Suicune manages to escape.

At the Indigo Plateau, Chuck arrives with his fellow Johto Gym Leaders to take place exhibition tournament for the Pokémon League against the Kanto Gym Leaders. In the sixth round, he faces off against his former student, Blue. Using the methods his teacher taught him, Blue defeats Chuck and gains another win for the Kanto Gym Leaders. When the Masked Man attacks the Pokémon League, Chuck and the other Gym Leaders combat his army of mind-controlled Team Rocket Grunts. The fight takes them to the Magnet Train, which is used as a diversion to get the Gym Leaders away from the stadium. After the Masked Man is defeated, Chuck returned to his usual duties of being a Gym Leader.

In the HeartGold & SoulSilver arc, Chuck, along with Bugsy and Falkner, is asked by Morty to guard the Ecruteak Gym from suspicious people asking to use Morty's clairvoyance. When Silver arrives to see Morty under Eusine's recommendation, the Gym Leaders mistake him for another suspicious person and stop his attempts to advance. Having no time to talk, Silver opts to battle the Gym Leaders and force his way inside. When Chuck's Hitmontop realizes that Silver's Rhyperior is actually the evolved form of Blue's Rhydon, Silver reveals that he is actually a friend of Blue. Hearing this makes Chuck decide to trust Silver and allow him inside the Gym. The meeting is cut short by the sudden appearance of Arceus, who lands in front of the Ecruteak Gym and destroys it with a single blast. Falkner, Bugsy, and Chuck are caught in the blast and knocked unconscious.

Pokémon

This listing is of Chuck's Pokémon in the Pokémon Adventures manga.

Chuck's Primeape
Primeape
Primeape is Chuck's first known Pokémon. It was first seen with its Trainer exercising in preparation for Walker's arrival. It helped battle against Suicune alongside Walker's Pokémon, but was unable to defeat the Legendary Pokémon.

Primeape's only known move is Dynamic Punch, and his Ability is Anger Point.

Debut Scrappy Skarmory
Chuck's Poliwrath
Poliwrath
Poliwrath is Chuck's second known Pokémon. It was first seen with its Trainer exercising in preparation for Walker's arrival. It helped battle against Suicune alongside Walker's Pokémon, but was unable to defeat the Legendary Pokémon.

Poliwrath's known moves are Dynamic Punch, Strength, and Detect.

Debut Scrappy Skarmory
Chuck's Machamp
Machamp
Machamp is Chuck's third known Pokémon. It was first used to battle against Blue's Rhydon. It managed to deal some damage to Rhydon before being switched with Hitmonlee.

Machamp's only known move is Vital Throw.

Debut Entranced by Entei
Chuck's Hitmonlee
Hitmonlee
Hitmonlee is Chuck's fourth known Pokémon. It was first used to battle against Blue's Rhydon. It dealt heavy damage to Rhydon before being switched with Hitmontop.

Hitmonlee's known moves are Mind Reader and Reversal.

Debut Entranced by Entei
Chuck's Hitmontop
Hitmontop
Hitmontop is Chuck's fifth known Pokémon. It was first used to battle against Blue's Rhydon at the Pokémon League. Using its top-like body, Hitmontop managed to nearly defeat Rhydon before clashing against it with its horn. By reversing the rotation of its drill, Rhydon defeated Hitmontop by simultaneously stopping and dealing damage to it. In the HeartGold & SoulSilver arc, Hitmontop was used by Chuck to guard the Ecruteak Gym. It faced Silver's Weavile and won before clashing against his Rhyperior. The battle ended when Hitmontop recognized Rhyperior as the Rhydon that Blue used in the Pokémon League, cluing Chuck into realizing that Silver and Blue know each other.

Hitmontop's known moves are Triple Kick and Agility, and his Ability is Technician.

Debut Heckled by Hitmontop
At Cianwood Gym
Chuck's Tyrogue
Tyrogue
These Tyrogue were seen helping Chuck's wife make dinner.

None of their moves are known.

Debut Scrappy Skarmory

In the Pokémon Gold and Silver: The Golden Boys manga

Chuck in Golden Boys

In the Golden Boys manga, Chuck trained Gold, and eventually he injured himself, forcing Gold to serve as the interim Cianwood City Gym Leader. Out of gratitude, Chuck gave Gold the Secret Medicine.

Pokémon

Chuck's Poliwrath
Poliwrath
Chuck sent out Poliwrath to stop a bunch of round-shaped Pokémon from rolling down a hilly area in Cianwood City. Using Mind Reader, it was able to do so.

Poliwrath was caught in a Friend Ball.

Poliwrath's only known move is Mind Reader.

Debut The Secret Of The Fighting Type Pokémon
Chuck's Primeape
Primeape
Primeape is another Pokémon Chuck owns. It was seen along with the other Pokémon during the fight with the Black Tyranitar.

None of Primeape's moves are known.

Debut Let's Fight For The Future!!

In the Pokémon Pocket Monsters manga

Chuck in Pokémon Pocket Monsters

Chuck appears in Defeat Chuck Style Martial Arts!! where he is considered a karate master. After Red saw his strength with lifting cars, he has a Gym battle with Chuck.

Pokémon

Chuck's Primeape
Primeape
Primeape is Chuck's only known Pokémon. It is also his training partner and is a master of martial arts.

Primeape's known moves are Karate Chop and Low Kick.

Debut Defeat Chuck Style Martial Arts!!

In the TCG

This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Chuck or his Pokémon in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Chuck's Pokémon
Cards listed with a blue background are only legal to use in the current Expanded format.
Cards listed with a silver background are legal to use in both the current Standard and Expanded formats.
Card Type English
Expansion
Rarity # Japanese
Expansion
Rarity #
Chuck's Primeape Fighting       Pokémon VS Common 033/141
Chuck's Poliwrath Fighting       Pokémon VS Common 034/141
Chuck's Rhydon Fighting       Pokémon VS Common 035/141
Chuck's Tauros Colorless       Pokémon VS Common 036/141
Chuck's Granbull Colorless       Pokémon VS Common 037/141
Chuck's Donphan Fighting Tyranitar Half Deck     Pokémon VS Common 038/141
Other related cards
Card Type English
Expansion
Rarity # Japanese
Expansion
Rarity #
Chuck's TM 01 T [TM]       Pokémon VS Uncommon 113/141
Chuck's TM 02 T [TM]       Pokémon VS Uncommon 114/141
 


Trivia

  • His Japanese Leader title is 唸る拳で語る男.
  • Chuck appears as an opponent in Pokémon Puzzle Challenge. He uses a Primeape to battle.
  • In Generation II, both Chuck and Pryce's weakest Pokémon are at the same level, level 27.
  • In Generation IV, Chuck will appear in two places: Cianwood Gym and Fighting Dojo at the same time, when the player calls him for rematch on Wednesday night.
  • Chuck has an illegal Sandslash in Round 2 of Pokémon Stadium 2: Metal Claw is an Egg move in Pokémon Crystal, while Rock Slide is a Generation I TM.
  • Chuck is to date the final Gym Leader to have appeared in only one episode of the anime (excluding flashbacks).

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese シジマ Shijima ハオルチア・シジマ (Haoruchia-Shijima), Haworthia. Shijima can also mean "silence" (黙) or "four islands" (四島).
English, French Chuck To throw, or possibly from nanchaku. Possibly a reference to martial artist Chuck Norris.
German Hartwig From Hart, hard.
Italian Furio From furioso, furious.
Spanish Aníbal From Hannibal.
Korean 사도 Sado From 四島 Shijima, an alternate way of writing the name. It's also similar to 싸우다 (Ssauda), fight.
Chinese (Mandarin) 阿四 Ā Sì 四 (four) is from 四島 Shijima, an alternate way of writing the name.



Gym Leaders of the Johto region
Violet Gym Zephyr Badge
Falkner OD.png
Falkner
Azalea Gym Hive Badge
Bugsy OD.png
Bugsy
Goldenrod Gym Plain Badge
Whitney OD.png
Whitney
Ecruteak Gym Fog Badge
Morty OD.png
Morty
Cianwood Gym Storm Badge
Chuck OD.png
Chuck
Olivine Gym Mineral Badge
Jasmine OD.png
Jasmine
Mahogany Gym Glacier Badge
Pryce OD.png
Pryce
Blackthorn Gym Rising Badge
Clair OD.png
Clair


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