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Revision as of 20:28, 31 October 2014

Art of Gabby and Ty from the TCG.

Gabby (Japanese: マリ Mari) and Ty (Japanese: ダイ Dai) are a pair of co-workers who can be found interviewing Trainers all over Hoenn. Gabby is an interviewer and Ty is her trusty cameraman.

In the games

Gabby and Ty appear in various places around Hoenn in Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, on Route 120, Route 118 or Route 111. They will battle the main character of the game, then give a short interview asking for a word, which the player then uses the easy chat system to reply. The results of the battle will later be broadcast on televisions across the region. After being defeated, the two will move to the next location and will immediately battle the player again if the player speaks to them. After the player defeats them 255 times, they will stay on Route 111 permanently and will no longer move after being defeated.

They are employees of Hoenn TV.

They also make a brief appearance when they do a brief interview for Captain Stern when he announces his underwater exploration and they leave prior to Team MagmaR / Team AquaSE stealing his submarine.

Pokémon

This listing is for Gabby and Ty's Pokémon in the video games in which they have appeared.

First battle



Second battle



Third battle



Fourth battle



Fifth battle



Sixth battle onwards



In the manga

In the Pokémon Adventures manga

Gabby and Ty are featured as important supporting characters in the Pokémon Adventures manga; in the Chuang Yi translation, they are called Maryann and Tyler. They worked at a TV station run by Archie, unknown to most of the public as the leader of Team Aqua.

At first, they met Sapphire when she had to fetch Mr. Stone's Castform from being stuck in a fountain. Gabby offered to interview Sapphire, but the girl said she didn't like TV and refused. The whole thing was a plot by Team Aqua to kidnap the president of Devon Corporation. Mr. Stone was injured in the attack, and Castform was left with Gabby and Ty. They discovered that the criminals were really after the Devon Goods needed by Captain Stern.

Despite their insistence that Mr. Stone had been attacked by men dressed like pirates, Archie ran the story that he was actually injured by wild Pokémon.

Gabby and Ty tracked down Captain Stern and explained the situation to him. Norman happened to be there as well, looking for his son, Ruby, who had saved Captain Stern from Team Magma members. Norman discovered where Ruby had last been, and Gabby and Ty decided to follow him.

They tracked Norman and Ruby to the Weather Institute on Route 119. The area was experiencing heavy rainfall. Norman and Ruby were engaged in a rough and dangerous battle on the slippery staircases of the Weather Institute. Gabby pleaded with Castform to do something, so the little Pokémon used Sunny Day to clear up the weather. Although it stopped the battle, Ruby and Norman nearly plummeted to their deaths, but were saved at the last moment by Ruby's Running Shoes.

Ruby and Norman resolved their conflict and the duo drove the young Pokémon Coordinator to the Normal Rank Contest House in Verdanturf Town, as Norman was called back to his Gym by Winona. Castform had been lonely ever since Mr. Stone had been hurt, so Gabby decided to give it to Ruby.

Gabby, Ruby, and Ty all saw a mysterious Absol near Rusturf Tunnel before Ruby ended up in another conflict with Team Magma. Gabby and Ty then drove Ruby to the other Contest House in Fallarbor Town and discovered that Mt. Chimney had recently gone dead. While Ruby was taking part in the Contests, they went to Professor Cozmo's laboratory to investigate the events. To their shock, they discovered that for some reason, their TV station refused to report this big news to the public.

Gabby called her boss to ask why this news story wasn't being covered, but Archie said he didn't want to cause the public to panic. Confused, the two interviewers parted ways with Ruby to investigate the Hoenn crisis further.

Gabby and Ty returned to their Hoenn TV headquarters in Lilycove City; there they witnessed Archie and Maxie battling each other. Gabby finally realized that Archie was the head of Team Aqua and had been airing exaggerated news of Team Magma's deeds while refusing to address Team Aqua's actions. Later, Absol took them to Sootopolis.

Gabby and Ty were also seen in the Emerald arc, on a ship heading to the Battle Frontier.

Pokémon

On hand

Ty's Magnemite
Magnemite
Magnemite is the only known Pokémon of Ty's. Ty sent it out to defend himself from Team Magma. It is unknown if Magnemite won.

None of Magnemite's moves are known.

Debut What Would You Do for a Whismur?

Released

Rainy Form
Fofo
Fofo (Jp: POPO) was a Castform that was originally owned by Mr. Stone. She was given to Gabby and Ty after Mr. Stone got hurt by Shelly's Lombre. Later, she was given to Ruby by the interviewers after Ruby's battle with Norman at the Weather Institute due to her being lonely. Fofo was used in the Smart Contests while in Ruby's ownership.

Fofo's known moves are Sunny Day, Rain Dance, Hail and Weather Ball. Her Ability is Forecast and she has a Careful nature.

Debut Lombre Larceny

Temporary

Gabby and Ty's Absol
Absol
Gabby and Ty first encountered this Absol in the Rusturf Tunnel where it was mistaken to have caused the cave-in when it was in fact an earthquake. Later, it was used as a mode of transportation to take them to where Groudon and Kyogre were fighting.

Absol's only known move is Magic Coat.

Debut It's Absol-utely a Bad Omen

In the TCG

This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Gabby & Ty or their Pokémon in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Related cards
Cards listed with a blue background are only legal to use in the current Expanded format.
Cards listed with a green background are legal to use in both the current Standard and Expanded formats.
Card Type English
Expansion
Rarity # Japanese
Expansion
Rarity #
TV Reporter T EX Dragon Uncommon 88/97 Rulers of the Heavens Uncommon 051/054
      Flygon Constructed Starter Deck   017/019
      Salamence Constructed Starter Deck   017/019
      Rayquaza Half Deck   015/019
      Fire Quick Construction Pack   010/015
      Water Quick Construction Pack   010/015
POP Series 2 Uncommon 11/17 Lucario Quarter Deck   009/015
EX Dragon Frontiers Uncommon 82/101 Shockwave! Tyranitar ex Constructed Standard Deck   020/024
 


Trivia

  • As Gabby's Whismur levels up, it evolves into Loudred and then Exploud. The highest level it reaches is 39, but Loudred does not evolve into Exploud until level 40.
  • In the sixth battle and onwards, Gabby and Ty have an Exploud that has learnt Hyper Voice at level 39, but Exploud cannot learn this move until level 63 (nor can Whismur and Loudred, as they learn this move at levels 45 and 57, respectively).
    • This move, however, can be learnt at this level through breeding.
  • If Gabby and Ty are battled enough times, they will eventually stop changing locations, but will continue to battle the player.
  • Gabby shares some physical similarities with a reporter from the anime.

Names

Language Name Origin
Japanese マリとダイ Mari & Dai From 鞠 mari (ball, possibly referring to the microphone) and 題 dai (topic [of an interview])
English Gabby & Ty Possibly from gab and TV
Maryann & Tyler (Chuang Yi) Similar to their Japanese names
French Ines & Guy Possibly from guinness
German Pia & Udo Possibly from utopia
Italian Tea & Teo Possibly from TV
Spanish Gabi & Teo
Korean 마리와다이 Mari & Dai Same as Japanese names
Chinese (Taiwan) 瑪莉和小戴 Mǎlì & Xiǎo Dài Transliterations of Japanese names
Chinese (Mainland China) 玛莉和小戴 Mǎlì & Xiǎo Dài*
玛丽和达伊 Mǎlì & Dáyī*
Transliterations of their Japanese names



Non-player characters in the core series games
Hoenn Professor BirchMomMayBrendanWallyWandaSteven StoneWallaceScottMr. BrineyMr. StoneGabby and TyLanette
BrigetteProfessor CozmoPokémon Fan Club ChairmanRydelWinstrate familyCaptain SternTrick MasterTreasure HunterDock
ApprenticePokémon Center LadiesOld guysMr. BondingTealaAaruneLisiaZinniaLookerInverChazFossil ManiacKiriMemory Girl
Team AquaTeam MagmaGym LeadersElite FourFrontier BrainsBattle ChatelainesGym guideName RaterDay-Care CoupleStats judge
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