Clay
- If you were looking for the character of the day from Crisis at Ferroseed Research! with the Japanese name of "Clay", see Case (BW081).
Clay ヤーコン Yakon | |
"The Underground Boss" | |
Artwork from Black and White | |
Gender | Male |
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Eye color | Brown |
Hair color | Brown |
Hometown | Driftveil City |
Region | Unova |
Trainer class | Gym LeaderBWB2W2 Pokémon TrainerB2W2 |
Generation | V |
Games | Black and White Black 2 and White 2, Masters |
Leader of | Driftveil Gym |
Badge | Quake Badge |
Specializes in | Ground types |
Game animation debut | The Uprising |
English voice actor | Steve Kramer (Generations) Brad Venable (Masters) |
Japanese voice actor | Tomoyuki Shimura (Generations) N/A (Masters) |
Animated debut | The Mighty Accelguard to the Rescue! |
English voice actor | Sean Schemmel |
Japanese voice actor | Tsuguo Mogami |
Clay (Japanese: ヤーコン Yakon) is a businessman in the mining industry who is the Gym Leader of Driftveil City's Gym, known officially as the Driftveil Gym. He specializes in Ground-type Pokémon. He gives the Quake Badge to Trainers who defeat him.
In the games
Clay appears in Pokémon Black and White as the Gym Leader of Driftveil City's Gym. This Gym will be the fifth to be challenged by the player. Trainers who defeat Clay will receive the Quake Badge. Shortly after, he appears on Route 6 to aid the player in removing the Galvantula web blocking the entrance to the Chargestone Cave. After his Krokorok removes the web, he gives TM78 (Bulldoze) to the player. He also reappears again at N's Castle where he and the other Unova Gym Leaders hold off the Seven Sages.
When the player is cornered by the Seven Sages, Clay is the first of the Unova Gym Leaders to march in. He asks the player if he is tired out yet, then the rest of the Unova Gym Leaders, except for Cilan, Chili and Cress, walk in and take positions opposite each sage in pairs. Drayden then tells the player to proceed in pursuit of N.
Once the player gains access to the Driftveil Gym, Clay will be standing outside of the Gym, opposite Ghetsis and some Team Plasma Grunts. Ghetsis refers to Clay as the "Miner King".
When the player encounters the Driftveil Gym Leader inside of Twist Mountain on their first visit after obtaining the Mistralton Gym Badge, he will say that Twist Mountain belongs to him and that the player and Cheren can train on it should they wish to do so.
One of the Trainers the player can battle inside the Driftveil Gym says that Clay is a company president. However, it is not known what business Clay owns. Another Trainer that can be battled inside the Driftveil Gym says that Clay stays at the bottom of the Gym to remind himself that he once had nothing. A backpacker inside the Nacrene City Pokémon Center says that Clay found Fossils on Twist Mountain and donated them to the Nacrene City Museum.
In Pokémon Black 2 and White 2, he returns as a Gym Leader. The TM Clay gives away remains the same, though he gives it out immediately after the battle rather than outside Chargestone Cave, as there is no longer any Galvantula web blocking the entrance.
After the Gym battle, Clay will take the player up his private lift to the entrance of the Gym and then leaves. Outside of the Gym, he is with Hugh and notices that the player and Hugh are friends, and then proceed to show the two Trainers to the Pokémon World Tournament south of Driftveil City. Once there, he goes inside and tells them both to join in the Driftveil Tournament. Cheren is already there and participates as well. After the tournament, Roxie turns up and learns about the tournament, and leaves again. Clay follows and leaves the player to continue the adventure.
Pokémon
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Pokémon World Tournament
Clay uses three of these Pokémon in Single Battles, four in Double and Rotation Battles, and all six in Triple Battles. He will always lead with his signature Pokémon, Excadrill.
Driftveil Tournament
Unova Leaders Tournament
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Quotes
Pokémon Black and White
- "Hrmph! So yer the Trainer Elesa was talkin' about, huh. I'm Clay. I'm the Gym Leader 'round these parts. Don't be expectin' no welcome, now. 'Cause when we lowered that bridge, the Team Plasma guys we'd caught done escaped in all the ruckus!"
- "Ya can say whatever ya want. But what's important is y'all showed up, and then Team Plasma escaped. Maybe it's a little heavy-handed, but you oughtta start lookin' for Team Plasma, too. Yer both talented Trainers, aren't ya? Tell ya what... If ya find Team Plasma, I'll let ya challenge my Gym! Life's all about give and take!"
- "Well, I'll be! Hidin' in a chilly old place like this... You guys take these Pokémon robbers!"
- "You guys ain't so bad! Yup, a promise is a promise. Come on an' challenge my Gym!"
Driftveil City
- "I don't need no thanks, now. Yer buddies were tryin' to steal some folks' Pokémon."
- "Well, that sounds real nice, if it's true. I may not talk purty, but at least I'm an honest man. You talk real nice, but what yer sayin' kinda sounds like lyin'. So tell me plain, what are ya tryin' to say?"
- "...Well, I can't tell if yer lyin' or not, but I reckon you've won this without a fight. Hrrmph. Fine. Take 'em and git!"
- "Sorry to let Team Plasma go after you tracked 'em down, fellas. Say, why don't we cheer ourselves up with a Pokémon battle? Don't keep me waitin'!"
- Before battle
- "Well.. Think it's about time fer myself what it is about yer skills that makes a Gym Leader like Elesa take such a shine to ya."
- During battle (the first non-KO HP loss)
- "Well I'll be! Sure didn't see that coming."
- After sending out last Pokémon
- "Givin' up's the easy way out! If I wanted, I could have given up any old time!"
- Being defeated
- "Well, I've had enough... and just so you know, I didn't go easy on you."
- After being defeated
- "Mrrrmph. I see. But I sure don't like it! Fer such a young 'un, ya have an imposin' battle style. I know ya got people who can dig up yer potential. Mrmph. Here! Take this!"
- "So this is yer fifth Badge, huh? If that's so, Pokémon up to Lv. 60 will obey ya. Also, I'll give ya this TM. ...Well, that was the plan, but I just remembered there's somethin' I want. Wait in front of the cave at the end of Route 6, wouldja?"
- "What's the problem? Go wait in front of the cave at the end of Route 6!"
- "I don't know how much potential ya got, but if ya think ya can go, go wherever, and if ya think ya can do somethin', keep doin' it. Do things how ya want! Decide yer own limits."
- Post game:
- "Mrrrmph! You, huh? Remember what I done told ya? If ya think ya can go, go wherever, and if ya think ya can do somethin', keep doin' it. Do things how ya want! Decide yer own limits."
- "Thanks fer waitin'. Looks like th' nest of an Electric-type Pokémon called Galvantula. Don't know why there's a nest here, but if there are folks havin' problems, th' Gym Leader's th' one ta fix it. Krokorok! Take it out! And this here TM's yours. It's my favorite TM, so ya can teach it ta all of yer Pokémon! It's called Bulldoze. This move does damage and lowers the Speed of any Pokémon it hits. Some Ground-type Pokémon move a little slower than ya'd like. If ya use Bulldoze right, ya can cover that weakness! I don't know how good you really are, but if ya think ya can go, go wherever, and if ya think ya can do somethin', keep doin' it. Do things how ya want! Decide yer own limits."
- "What a surprise. Seein' ya here while I was inspectin' Twist Mountain. Th' two of ya seem a bit more rugged than the last time I saw ya. A li'l bit, anyway..."
- "By th'by... You folks seen that Team Plasma crowd lately? After all the trouble, we Gym Leaders met up and had a chat. But we've got no clue where they are. It's like they're hidin' under a rock. Well, not much to do but wait for 'em to move. Anyhow, this's none o' yer concern. Squirts like the two of ya should just enjoy travelin' with yer Pokémon. Twist Mountain's a fine place to explore! You'll have some fun if you just leave this here path... Weeell... Better ya just see it yerself, 'stead o' listenin' to me yammer. Be seein' ya, sprouts! Feel free to train yerselves on my mountain fer as long's ya like."
- "Can ya manage that?"
- "Still standin', are ya, <player>?"
- "Hrrmph! Ain't just me!"
- "Things aren't gonna go th' way ya fellas think they are! I'm sure o' that!"
Badge Case
- Ya always want to live honestly fer yerself and yer Pokémon
Pokémon Black 2 and White 2
Driftveil Gym
- Before battle
- "Harrumph! Kept me waitin', didn't ya, kid? All right, time to see what ya can do!"
- During battle (the first non-KO HP loss)
- "Impressive! That's some strength you've got!"
- After sending out last Pokémon
- "No hard feelings, but I'm extremely stubborn!"
- Being defeated
- "Man oh man… It feels good to go all out and still be defeated!"
- After being defeated
- "Phew… You're really somethin'! Li'l whippersnapper Trainers who pack a real punch keep showin' up one after another. Mrmph. Here! Take this!"
- "So this is yer fifth Badge, huh? If that's so, Pokémon up to Lv. 60 will obey ya. Here! Take this, too!"
- "Well, I suppose… Come thisaway!"
- In the Gym's hall
- "Good dancers are crucial fer puttin' on a good show!"
- If talked to again after entering the Hall of Fame
- "Mrrmph! You, huh? Remember what I done told ya? If ya think ya can go, go wherever, and if ya think ya can do somethin', keep doin' it. Do things how ya want! Decide yer own limits."
In front of the Gym
- "Oh, so you two squirts know each other, huh? Ya both ain't bad, so I wanna show ya somethin'."
- "There's always room for folks to grow and change, ain't there? And, if ya only go after what ya think is right, ya might end up rejectin' all thoughts and opinions other than yer own. That's mighty dangerous."
- "Ya ever heard of the Pokémon World Tournament? Trainers from all over the world gather on up to see who's toughest!"
- "Well then, I'll be waitin' for you at the south end of town!"
Pokémon World Tournament
- Introducing the Tournament
- "Here we are! Whaddya think? Great buildin', huh? Here's where the Pokémon World Tournament takes place! Ain't she purty? Follow me, tads!"
- "This time, I'm gonna have ya participate in the Driftveil Tournament. Anything goes in this here tournament! Eight people will be participatin', and if ya win three times, yer the champion!"
- "Ya know somethin', Cheren. The one who's gotta show everyone what Pokémon battlin' means--is you. And yer pal ain't here, either! I'm countin' on the power of youth, 'cause everyone likes up-and-comin' stars! OK! Whenever yer ready, get on over to reception!"
- After the Driftveil Tournament
- "An outstandin' battle, runts! Now everybody's gonna want to join in on this here tournament an' show their stuff!"
- "See what I mean? People are pourin' in already! If the strongest Trainers from all over join in, it'll raise up everybody's level of skill! An' then, li'l ol' Driftveil City will grow even more and make a heap of money! So keep on bustin' those battles and rilin' everybody up! See ya!"
- Before battle (first round)
- "Yer tougher than ya were when I gave ya that Gym Badge, right? Well, how 'bout we have ourselves a look and see what ya can do now."
- Before battle (second round)
- "How much stronger ya get comes from how much you want to win! Always be loyal to that desire, ya hear?"
- Before battle (final battle)
- "If ya want ta win, don't make excuses! Got it? If yer gonna bellyache, just forget 'bout fightin'! Well, I might be fussin' 'bout nothing when it comes to you."
- Being defeated
- "Well, I've had enough... And just so you know, I didn't go easy on you."
- If the player is defeated
- "It's simple, hear! I wanted to win more than ya did!"
- After being defeated
- "Fer such a young 'un, ya have an imposin' battle style. I wonder what kind a journey ya had that made ya so strong. But, I still don't like losin'!"
- After winning
- "What's important is how ya react to losin'. That's why folks who use losin' as fuel to get better are tough."
- In the lobby, after the tournament
- "Am I all right with a Trainer like ya winning the Tournament, ya say? Ya think there're stronger Trainers out there yet? Talented Trainers who think like that are just who I want to come here to Driftveil City!"
Memory Link - Different Bones and Dreams
- "Hey there! What's everyone all gathered up for?"
- (to Burgh) "Found a Fossil in Twist Mountain. I came here to have Lenora look at it and see if ya wanted to keep it here or somethin'."
- "Hmm? Well now... No matter who ya are or when ya die, bones are all that'll be left of ya. When ya think about it, it's amazin'. Even if ya die, ya can make money! Some Fossils are worth a lot, ya know!"
- (to Lenora) "Here ya go! Whaddaya think? It's gotta be worth a mint as a specimen or as a collectible! Which is it?"
- "That so? Guess my Twist Mountain still has unlimited potential! All right! I'll keep on diggin' my Clay Tunnel! Here, Burgh! That plain ol' Fossil's yours! Have a look at it and think about what bones mean to ya."
National Gymquirer
- Jingle: "Woo hoo! All right! It's 'The National Gymquirer'!"
- Page: "That's right! We collect the hottest gossip about Gym Leaders seen around town! Here is today's letter. From someone going by the name Veildrifter. Thank yooou! 'You know how Gym Leader Clay never takes off his hat? Well, the other day I finally saw him take it off... And underneath his big hat was a fluffy knit hat! He wears two hats! Weird, huh?' Hmm... That seems like it would be way too warm! Still, I wonder if that isn't just Clay's hair sticking up all funny... 'The National Gymquirer'! We eagerly await your letters!"
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In the anime
In the main series
Clay debuted in The Mighty Accelguard to the Rescue!. Ash and his friends met him right after they had arrived at Driftveil City, and Ash asked him for a battle. However, he refused to battle Ash at the time because he had to check out a mine at the edge of town. Ash would try to battle Clay again in Stopping the Rage of Legends! Part 1 but he refused yet again. He claimed that he could not have a battle with him if he did not have any Revival Herbs. When Ash asked what they were, Clay criticized him for not knowing and said that he probably wouldn't be worth battling. However, he did promise a battle if he brought him some Revival Herbs.
After Ash obtained the herbs in Stopping the Rage of Legends! Part 2, he immediately went to Clay in the next episode. He was surprised that Ash was able to get the herbs and finally accepted his challenge. Ash managed to defeat Clay and he gave him the Quake Badge.
He reappeared in a flashback in Curtain Up, Unova League!. He also made a cameo appearance in the ending credits of Genesect and the Legend Awakened.
Character
Clay is shown to have started his life as a miner when he was around Ash's age with his Excadrill. One of his mines would later become the Driftveil Gym. He greatly values experience through hard work and views Ash's youth and inexperience with contempt, though he later gains a new respect for the young Trainer after their battle. Clay prefers a frontal assault style of battling and becomes enraged when Ash uses strategy like his Snivy's Attract to stop his Palpitoad.
Pokémon
This listing is of Clay's known Pokémon in the anime:
Debut | Battling the King of the Mines! |
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Japanese | Kiyotaka Furushima |
English | Marc Thompson |
Clay's Krokorok first appeared in Battling the King of the Mines!, where it was used to battle Ash's Oshawott. At first, Krokorok used dust to blind Oshawott, allowing it to land many successful hits. However, Oshawott was finally able to clean his eyes with his Water Gun and then defeat Krokorok with Razor Shell. It reappeared in a flashback in Crowning the Scalchop King!.
Krokorok's known moves are Dig, Sandstorm, Bite, and Stone Edge.
Debut | Battling the King of the Mines! |
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Japanese | Akeno Watanabe |
English | Carter Cathcart |
Clay's Palpitoad first appeared in Battling the King of the Mines!, where he was used in a Gym battle against Ash. He easily defeated Ash's Oshawott, after which he battled Snivy. Snivy started by using Attract on Palpitoad, which became infatuated. This made him unable to attack and an easy target for Snivy, which hit him with all of her attacks and finally defeated him with a Leaf Storm.
Palpitoad's known moves are Hydro Pump, Sludge Bomb, and Rock Smash.
Debut | Battling the King of the Mines! |
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Japanese | Kensuke Satō |
English | Tom Wayland |
- Main article: Clay's Excadrill
Clay's Excadrill was used in a Gym battle against Ash's Snivy. It was easily able to block all of Snivy's attacks and then knock her out. Ash then used Roggenrola, which could avoid being knocked out by Excadrill's Horn Drill due to its Sturdy Ability. Later, Roggenrola evolved into a Boldore and defeated the Subterranean Pokémon with its newly learned Rock Blast and Rock Smash attacks, despite being at a major disadvantage.
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In Pokémon Generations
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Clay appeared in The Uprising, where he was seen outside N's Castle trying to stop the Seven Sages. Together with several other Unova Gym Leaders, he battled the many Team Plasma Grunts to prevent them from achieving Team Plasma's goals.
Pokémon
Debut | The Uprising |
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- Main article: Clay's Excadrill
Clay's Excadrill was seen saving Iris and her Druddigon from multiple Liepard belonging to some Team Plasma Grunts.
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In the manga
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Black & White arc
Clay first appeared as a silhouette in Lights, Camera...Action!. While digging around the Desert Resort, Clay and his men unearthed a mysterious stone. Believing the stone to be an ordinary rock, Clay tried throwing it away, only to experience a surge of power rush through his body when he touched it. He debuted in person in Defeating Stoutland, where he called Lenora to inform her of the stone he found. Despite his years as a miner, Clay was unable to find out what the stone was. He requested that Lenora take it to the Nacrene Museum, hoping that her archeological experience would produce better results.
In Drawing Bridges, Clay went to repair the Driftveil Drawbridge, which had been undergoing a malfunction that prevented people from crossing it. There, he encountered Black, a young Trainer that had just run off with a Zorua that was the cause of the malfunction.
In Mine Mayhem, Black attempted to challenge the Driftveil Gym but was turned away due to Clay having a bad mood at the time. Later, Clay sent a Worker retrieve to Black, hoping the boy could help with the stone. During their Gym battle, Clay told Black that Lenora discovered the mysterious stone was the Dark Stone, the dormant form of the Legendary Pokémon Zekrom. He revealed that Team Plasma had been spying on him and Lenora, suggesting they were planning on stealing it. When Clay asked Black to help him and the other Unova Gym Leaders stop Team Plasma, the boy readily accepted. After being defeated, Clay took Black to Mistralton City to meet the others.
In Up in the Air, Clay and Black met with the other Unova Gym Leaders at the Celestial Tower to discuss how to deal with Team Plasma. The Gym Leaders later traveled to Nacrene City to protect the Dark Stone from the Shadow Triad. Despite their teamwork, the Gym Leaders fell to the Shadow Triad's trump card, the Forces of Nature. Clay and the others were kidnapped and taken to Team Plasma's base of operations, N's Castle.
In Dream a Little Dream, Caitlin attempted to find the missing Gym Leaders by using her Gothitelle's Psychic abilities. Though she managed to contact them, the Gym Leaders had their memories of the kidnapping erased, preventing Caitlin from tracking them. During Black's final Gym battle with Drayden, Caitlin relayed a message from the Gym Leaders to Black, giving him the confidence to win the battle and earn his final Badge.
In Cold Hard Truth, Team Plasma launched their attack on the Pokémon League, surrounding the building with N's Castle. As a form of mockery and display of Team Plasma's power, the Gym Leaders were hoisted on cross-like fixtures and displayed in front of the masses. Later, the Gym Leaders were freed by Shoko's Patrat, allowing them to assist in the battle against Team Plasma. After Team Plasma was defeated, Clay and the others watched as N and Zekrom flew off to parts unknown.
Black 2 & White 2 arc
In PS546, Clay and his men helped free people trapped in buildings that were frozen over by the Plasma Frigate in Opelucid City.
Pokémon
Debut | Lights, Camera...Action! |
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- Main article: Clay's Excadrill
Excadrill is Clay's first known Pokémon. It was first seen digging up a mysterious stone at the Desert Resort. Later, it was shown guarding the Dark Stone along with Clay's other Pokémon while being spied on by the Shadow Triad. Later, it was used to battle Black in a Gym battle and tied with his Nite. During the battle with the Shadow Triad, it teamed up with Elesa's Pokémon to protect the Dark Stone. At the League, Excadrill helped face Team Plasma.
Debut | Defeating Stoutland |
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Krokorok is Clay's second known Pokémon. It was first seen guarding the Dark Stone along with Clay's other Pokémon while being spied on by the Shadow Triad. Later, it was used to battle Black in a Gym battle and was defeated by his Costa.
Krokorok's only known move is Sand Tomb and its Ability is Moxie.
Debut | Defeating Stoutland |
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Palpitoad is Clay's third known Pokémon. It was first seen guarding the Dark Stone along with Clay's other Pokémon while being spied on by the Shadow Triad. Later, it was used to battle Black in a Gym battle and tied with his Musha.
Palpitoad's only known move is Hyper Voice and its Ability is Swift Swim.
In the Pokémon Pocket Monsters manga
Clay makes an appearance in Pocket Monsters BW.
Pokémon
Debut | Use SL Fuel to Dig! |
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- Main article: Clay's Excadrill
Excadrill is Clay's only known Pokémon.
In the TCG
This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Clay or his Pokémon in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
Clay's Pokémon 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. | |||||||
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Excadrill | Cosmic Eclipse | 115/236 | Dream League | 031/049 | |||
Cosmic Eclipse | 246/236 | Dream League | 059/049 | ||||
Card | Type | English Expansion |
Rarity | # | Japanese Expansion |
Rarity | # |
Clay | Su | Cosmic Eclipse | 188/236 | Dream League | 048/049 | ||
Tag All Stars | 199/173 | ||||||
Trivia
- His Japanese Leader title is アンダーグラウンド ボス.
- All of the same species of Pokémon he owns in the Black and White Versions and anime have, at some point, also been owned by either Ash or Iris.
Names
Language | Name | Origin |
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Japanese | ヤーコン Yakon | From yacón (a root vegetable) and possibly 坤 kon (kun: a trigram in I Ching that represents earth) |
English, Brazilian Portuguese |
Clay | From clay |
German | Turner | From turnip, a root vegetable |
Spanish | Yakón | Same as Japanese name |
French | Bardane | From bardane (burdock), a root vegetable |
Italian | Rafan | From rafano (radish), a root vegetable |
Korean | 야콘 Yakon | Same as Japanese name |
Chinese (Mandarin) | 菊老大 Jú Lǎodà | From 菊薯 júshǔ / gūksyùh (yacón) and 老大 lǎodà / lóuhdaaih (boss) |
Chinese (Cantonese) | 菊老大 Gūk Lóuhdaaih | |
Vietnamese | Yakon | Transcription of his Japanese name |
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