Buck (Japanese: バク Baku) is a Pokémon Trainer from Sinnoh. He is one of five Trainers who can join with the main character during an event in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. Buck is a strong Trainer from Survival Area which is close to Stark Mountain volcano, where he loves to train. Later, he can join the player in competition at Sinnoh's Battle Tower. He appears at Stark Mountain and is part of the event required to catch Heatran. Buck's older brother is an Elite Four member, but who it is exactly remains unknown. His grandfather runs and cooks at the Battleground.
Pokémon
Stark Mountain
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In the Battle Tower, Buck uses a variety of Pokémon, most of which have high Defensive stats.
Regirock
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Regice
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Registeel
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Cresselia
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Bastiodon
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Dusclops
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Umbreon
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Cloyster
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Forretress
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Skarmory
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Shuckle
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Steelix
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In the TCG
This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Buck or his Pokémon in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
Quotes
When met on the way to Stark Mountain: Yo! If it isn't <player>! Don't tell me you're going to Stark Mountain, too? You're pretty wimpy... You're sure you're going to be OK? Heh, why am I asking you that? It's not like I care. Anyways, if we see each other on Stark Mountain, the race is on to see who gets the Magma Stone first!
Names
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| Japanese
| バク Baku
| From 麦 baku, wheat.
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| English
| Buck
| From buckwheat. Is also similar to Baku.
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| French
| Cornil
| A possible reference to corn.
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| German
| Avenaro
| From avena, the scientific name of oat.
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| Italian
| Chicco
| Literally means grain.
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| Bulgur
| From bulgur, a cereal food.
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| 맥 Maek
| 麦 maek means wheat (same as Japanese).
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His name could be derived from the Japanese word for explosion (爆破 bakuha) which possibly refers to his training place, a blazing volcano.
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