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name=Joey | | |name=Joey | ||
jname=ゴロウ | | |jname=ゴロウ | ||
tmname=Gorō | | |tmname=Gorō | ||
image=Spr HGSS Youngster.png | | |image=Spr HGSS Youngster.png | ||
caption=Joey | | |caption=Joey | ||
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generation={{Gen|II}}, {{Gen|IV}} | | |generation={{Gen|II}}, {{Gen|IV}} | ||
games={{5v2|Gold|Silver|Crystal|HeartGold|SoulSilver}} | | |games={{5v2|Gold|Silver|Crystal|HeartGold|SoulSilver}} | ||
gender=Male | | |gender=Male | ||
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roundnum=PS091 | | |roundnum=PS091 | ||
roundname=Murkrow Row| | |roundname=Murkrow Row | ||
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{{bulbanews|Gotta Meme 'em All: A Tale of Two Youngsters}} | |||
'''Joey''' (Japanese: '''ゴロウ''' ''Gorō'') is a {{tc|Youngster}} and one of the few [[Trainer class|regular Trainers]] who appeared in other canons than the games themselves | '''Joey''' (Japanese: '''ゴロウ''' ''Gorō'') is a {{tc|Youngster}} and one of the few [[Trainer class|regular Trainers]] who appeared in other canons than the games themselves. | ||
==In the games== | ==In the games== | ||
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He is first seen battling with another {{tc|Youngster}}, Mikey, and blocking [[Johto Route 30|the route]]. After the player delivers the {{key|II|Mystery Egg}} to [[Professor Elm]], Joey is done with battling after his apparent loss to Mikey. He is now ready to challenge the {{player}} with his {{p|Rattata}}. After the battle, he gives out his [[Pokégear]] number and hence can be [[rematch]]ed. After every rematch, Joey will give out an [[HP Up]] to the player. | He is first seen battling with another {{tc|Youngster}}, Mikey, and blocking [[Johto Route 30|the route]]. After the player delivers the {{key|II|Mystery Egg}} to [[Professor Elm]], Joey is done with battling after his apparent loss to Mikey. He is now ready to challenge the {{player}} with his {{p|Rattata}}. After the battle, he gives out his [[Pokégear]] number and hence can be [[rematch]]ed. After every rematch, Joey will give out an [[HP Up]] to the player. | ||
In {{2v2|HeartGold|SoulSilver}}, Joey greatly emphasises the fact that he only raises one Pokémon, his {{p|Rattata}} ({{p|Raticate}} from the first rematch and onwards), claiming that it is in the "top percentage of {{p|Rattata}}. | In {{2v2|HeartGold|SoulSilver}}, Joey greatly emphasises the fact that he only raises one Pokémon, his {{p|Rattata}} ({{p|Raticate}} from the first rematch and onwards), claiming that it is in the "top percentage of {{p|Rattata}}". | ||
===Pokémon=== | ===Pokémon=== | ||
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:''"I've been waiting! Let's battle now!"'' | :''"I've been waiting! Let's battle now!"'' | ||
'''Pokégear Phone''' | |||
* Calling the player | * Calling the player | ||
:''"Yo, <player>! How're you doing? This is <sc>Joey</sc>, got a minute?"'' | :''"Yo, <player>! How're you doing? This is <sc>Joey</sc>, got a minute?"'' | ||
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:''"Oh yeah, I saw a wild <<sc>Pokémon</sc>>! I thought about going for it, but I decided to work with my one-and-only right to the extreme end."'' | :''"Oh yeah, I saw a wild <<sc>Pokémon</sc>>! I thought about going for it, but I decided to work with my one-and-only right to the extreme end."'' | ||
:''"Oh yeah, I took down a <<sc>Pokémon</sc>> in the wild the other day. It was a cakewalk. Well, I guess it can't be helped, us being so tough."'' | :''"Oh yeah, I took down a <<sc>Pokémon</sc>> in the wild the other day. It was a cakewalk. Well, I guess it can't be helped, us being so tough."'' | ||
:''"My <sc>Rattata</sc>'s looking awesome! I wish I could show you. Hey, listen! I almost caught <sc>Pokémon</sc> the other day. Oh, it was soooo close too! See you later!"'' | |||
:''"Let's get together and battle! I promise things will be different! <sc>Route</sc> 30's where I'll be. Give me a shout when you come. All right. Later!"'' | :''"Let's get together and battle! I promise things will be different! <sc>Route</sc> 30's where I'll be. Give me a shout when you come. All right. Later!"'' | ||
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:::''"Can I get your phone number? I don't want to lose against you! We have to battle again, OK?"'' | :::''"Can I get your phone number? I don't want to lose against you! We have to battle again, OK?"'' | ||
::'''Yes''': ''"I'll ring you whenever I get the urge to battle!"'' | ::'''Yes''': ''"I'll ring you whenever I get the urge to battle!"'' | ||
'''Pokégear Phone''' | |||
* Calling the player | |||
:''"Remember my super cool <sc>Rattata</sc>? My <sc>Rattata</sc> is different from regular <sc>Rattata</sc>. It’s like my <sc>Rattata</sc> is in the top percentage of all <sc>Rattata</sc>."'' | |||
==In the manga== | ==In the manga== | ||
===In the [[Pokémon Adventures]] manga=== | ===In the [[Pokémon Adventures]] manga=== | ||
[[File:Joey.png|thumb|Joey in Pokémon Adventures manga]] | [[File:Joey Adventures.png|thumb|Joey in Pokémon Adventures manga]] | ||
Joey is [[Professor Elm]]'s assistant and his errand boy. His partner [[Pokémon]] is {{p|Rattata}}. | Joey is [[Professor Elm]]'s assistant and his errand boy. His partner [[Pokémon]] is {{p|Rattata}}. | ||
He is first seen in {{adv|Gold}}'s garden, on the way to [[Professor Elm|Elm]]'s lab to deliver several Pokémon to the professor for examination. However, his [[bag|backpack]] was stolen by a wild {{p|Murkrow}}, along with Gold's radio antenna, causing Gold's radio to lose broadcast. After noticing that something is wrong with radio, Gold spots Joey in the garden and mistakes him for the thief. The Youngster explains that the real thief is Murkrow. Gold then decides to retrieve the stolen objects. He soon succeeds and catches the Murkrow. The boys soon become friends. | He is first seen in {{adv|Gold}}'s garden, on the way to [[Professor Elm|Elm]]'s lab to deliver several Pokémon to the professor for examination. However, his [[bag|backpack]] was stolen by a wild {{p|Murkrow}}, along with Gold's radio antenna, causing Gold's radio to lose broadcast. After noticing that something is wrong with the radio, Gold spots Joey in the garden and mistakes him for the thief. The Youngster explains that the real thief is Murkrow. Gold then decides to retrieve the stolen objects. He soon succeeds and catches the Murkrow. The boys soon become friends. | ||
After the incident with {{p|Murkrow}}, Gold and Joey travel together for a while. After a trip in [[New Bark Town]], Gold notices Pokémon from his backpack have been stolen and they go to the laboratory to tell Professor Elm about it. | After the incident with {{p|Murkrow}}, Gold and Joey travel together for a while. After a trip in [[New Bark Town]], Gold notices Pokémon from his backpack have been stolen and they go to the laboratory to tell Professor Elm about it. Unfortunately, they come to the lab just after {{adv|Silver}} stole the [[Silver's Feraligatr|Totodile]]. After that, Joey uses his computer to montage a picture of Silver for the police. Then, they meet {{adv|Professor Oak}} who is interested by the fact that Silver had a [[Pokédex]]. It turns out that Oak was the one who ordered him to deliver the Pokémon to Elm. Gold wants to get a Pokédex from Oak, but the professor refuses. | ||
After that, {{adv|Gold}} decides to [[Pokémon training|train]] when a thunderstorm | After that, {{adv|Gold}} decides to [[Pokémon training|train]] when a thunderstorm starts to rage. Joey's {{p|Rattata}} falls into the river, and Gold goes to rescue it. After Joey tells this to {{adv|Professor Oak}}, the professor decides to give Gold the [[Pokédex]]. After that, Joey decides to return to [[New Bark Town]] to pay [[Professor Elm]] a visit, while Gold decides to search for Silver. The boys go separate ways. | ||
Joey is later seen as a cameo helping [[Professor Elm]]. | Joey is later seen as a cameo helping [[Professor Elm]]. | ||
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|pkmn=Rattata | |pkmn=Rattata | ||
|type1=Normal | |type1=Normal | ||
|img=Joey.png | |img=Joey Adventures.png | ||
|img_size=100px | |img_size=100px | ||
|epnum=PS091 | |epnum=PS091 | ||
|epname=Murkrow Row | |epname=Murkrow Row | ||
|desc={{p|Rattata}} is Joey's | |desc={{p|Rattata}} is Joey's only known Pokémon. Its strengths are unknown, but it was hurt by [[Aibo]]'s {{m|Scratch}} when {{adv|Gold}} first met Joey. | ||
None of Rattata's moves are known.}} | None of Rattata's moves are known.}} | ||
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** This is, however, a common trait that applies to all such Trainers (in games with the Pokégear) that can be rematched and have Pokémon that evolve between rematches. | ** This is, however, a common trait that applies to all such Trainers (in games with the Pokégear) that can be rematched and have Pokémon that evolve between rematches. | ||
* Joey, his Rattata, and the phrase "top percentage of Rattata" have become memetic. | * Joey, his Rattata, and the phrase "top percentage of Rattata" have become memetic. | ||
* Many core series games feature other Trainers named Youngster Joey. However, these Trainers do not use Rattata (except for the one in {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}}) and have no other connection to the Youngster Joey in Johto. Only the ones in {{ | * Many core series games feature other Trainers named Youngster Joey. However, these Trainers do not use Rattata (except for the one in {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}}) and have no other connection to the Youngster Joey in Johto. Only the ones in {{pkmn|Black and White|Black, White}}, {{pkmn|X and Y|X, Y}}, {{pkmn|Sun and Moon}} have the same Japanese name as this Joey. | ||
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|ko=오성 ''Oseong''{{tt|*|Games}}<br>고로 ''Goro''{{tt|*|Adventures}} | |||
|es=Chano | |||
|vi=Gorou | |||
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{{Project CharacterDex notice}} | {{Project CharacterDex notice}} | ||
Revision as of 02:29, 16 December 2016
Joey ゴロウ Gorō | |
Joey | |
Gender | Male |
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Hometown | Unknown |
Region | Johto |
Trainer class | Youngster |
Generation | II, IV |
Games | Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold, and SoulSilver |
Joey (Japanese: ゴロウ Gorō) is a Youngster and one of the few regular Trainers who appeared in other canons than the games themselves.
In the games
In the Generation II games, other than the rival, Joey is the first Trainer the player battles in the game.
He is first seen battling with another Youngster, Mikey, and blocking the route. After the player delivers the Mystery Egg to Professor Elm, Joey is done with battling after his apparent loss to Mikey. He is now ready to challenge the player with his Rattata. After the battle, he gives out his Pokégear number and hence can be rematched. After every rematch, Joey will give out an HP Up to the player.
In HeartGold and SoulSilver, Joey greatly emphasises the fact that he only raises one Pokémon, his Rattata (Raticate from the first rematch and onwards), claiming that it is in the "top percentage of Rattata".
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Quotes
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Pokémon Gold and Silver
- Battling Mikey
- Before battle
- "I just lost, so I'm trying to find more Pokémon. Wait! You look weak! Come on, let's battle!"
- Being defeated
- "Ugh. I don't have any more Pokémon."
- After being defeated
- "I have to have more Pokémon for battles. I'm going to catch some more! <Request for exchanging phone numbers>"
Pokémon Crystal
- Battling Mikey
- "Go, Rattata! Tackle!"
- "What? This is a big battle! Leave me alone!"
- Before battle
- "I just lost, so I'm trying to find more Pokémon. Wait! You look weak! Come on, let's battle!"
- Being defeated
- "Ack! I lost again! Doggone it!"
- After being defeated
- "Do I have to have more Pokémon in order to battle better? No! I'm sticking with this one no matter what! Listen, can I get your phone number? I'll ring you for some battles. I'm a rookie too, so I think it'd be a good motivator."
- No: "Oh, all right... But I won't lose to you again!"
- If talked to again
- "Can I get your phone number? I don't want to lose against you! We have to battle again, OK?"
- Yes: "I'll ring you whenever I get the urge to battle!"/"Huh, what? Your phone's full."
- No: "Oh, all right... But I won't lose to you again!"
- Before rematch
- "I've been waiting! Let's battle now!"
Pokégear Phone
- Calling the player
- "Yo, <player>! How're you doing? This is Joey, got a minute?"
- "Yo, <player>! How's it going? This is Joey. Got a minute?"
- "How are your Pokémon doing? My Rattata's looking sharper than before! I doubt there's a Pokémon as cool as this guy in your party!"
- "How are your Pokémon doing? My Rattata's raring to go, just like always. It's the only one I have. I'm going to become a great trainer with it!"
- "Oh yeah, I saw a wild <Pokémon>! I thought about going for it, but I decided to work with my one-and-only right to the extreme end."
- "Oh yeah, I took down a <Pokémon> in the wild the other day. It was a cakewalk. Well, I guess it can't be helped, us being so tough."
- "My Rattata's looking awesome! I wish I could show you. Hey, listen! I almost caught Pokémon the other day. Oh, it was soooo close too! See you later!"
- "Let's get together and battle! I promise things will be different! Route 30's where I'll be. Give me a shout when you come. All right. Later!"
- "What's keeping you, <player>! Let's get down and battle already! I'm waiting on Route 30!"
- "All right. Later!"
- Calling him
- "Hi, Joey here! Oh, <player>? You doing well? I'm checking out Rattata's moves and devising some strategies. When I come up with a good one, let's battle! All right. Later!"
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver
- Before battle
- "I just lost, so I'm trying to find more Pokémon. Wait! You look weak! Come on, let's battle!"
- Being defeated
- "Oh... I'm out of Pokémon that can fight."
- After being defeated
- "Hey, can I get your number? I'll ring you up to battle."
- No: "Oh, all right...But I won't lose to you again!"
- If talked to again
- "Can I get your phone number? I don't want to lose against you! We have to battle again, OK?"
- Yes: "I'll ring you whenever I get the urge to battle!"
- No: "Oh, all right...But I won't lose to you again!"
Pokégear Phone
- Calling the player
- "Remember my super cool Rattata? My Rattata is different from regular Rattata. It’s like my Rattata is in the top percentage of all Rattata."
In the manga
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Joey is Professor Elm's assistant and his errand boy. His partner Pokémon is Rattata.
He is first seen in Gold's garden, on the way to Elm's lab to deliver several Pokémon to the professor for examination. However, his backpack was stolen by a wild Murkrow, along with Gold's radio antenna, causing Gold's radio to lose broadcast. After noticing that something is wrong with the radio, Gold spots Joey in the garden and mistakes him for the thief. The Youngster explains that the real thief is Murkrow. Gold then decides to retrieve the stolen objects. He soon succeeds and catches the Murkrow. The boys soon become friends.
After the incident with Murkrow, Gold and Joey travel together for a while. After a trip in New Bark Town, Gold notices Pokémon from his backpack have been stolen and they go to the laboratory to tell Professor Elm about it. Unfortunately, they come to the lab just after Silver stole the Totodile. After that, Joey uses his computer to montage a picture of Silver for the police. Then, they meet Professor Oak who is interested by the fact that Silver had a Pokédex. It turns out that Oak was the one who ordered him to deliver the Pokémon to Elm. Gold wants to get a Pokédex from Oak, but the professor refuses.
After that, Gold decides to train when a thunderstorm starts to rage. Joey's Rattata falls into the river, and Gold goes to rescue it. After Joey tells this to Professor Oak, the professor decides to give Gold the Pokédex. After that, Joey decides to return to New Bark Town to pay Professor Elm a visit, while Gold decides to search for Silver. The boys go separate ways.
Joey is later seen as a cameo helping Professor Elm.
In Chuang Yi's translations of the manga, he was known as Grant. However, VIZ Media's translations properly identify him as Joey.
Pokémon
On hand
Rattata is Joey's only known Pokémon. Its strengths are unknown, but it was hurt by Aibo's Scratch when Gold first met Joey.
None of Rattata's moves are known. | ||
Debut | Murkrow Row |
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In the Golden Boys manga
Joey is first seen in the very first chapter of the manga. He is battling Gold's Totodile with his Rattata. After the battle, Gold tells Joey how he got his Totodile in a flashback scene. Then, the boys spot an injured Pidgey lying amidst the grass of Route 28. After Gold helps the Pidgey recover using a Berry, Joey starts to appreciate Gold's kind heart. After that, the boys go separate ways.
Joey is seen again on the Summit in Ecruteak City. His Rattata has apparently evolved into a Raticate.
Pokémon
On hand
Joey's Raticate was first seen as a Rattata in a flashback during the first chapter. It battled Gold's Totodile and lost despite the fact that Totodile was Gold's newly caught Pokémon. When Joey was on the summit in Ecruteak City, his Rattata was revealed to have evolved into a Raticate.
Raticate's only known move is Hyper Fang. | ||
Debut | Let's Go! The Journey Towards The Championship |
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Trivia
- On the Pokégear, even after his Rattata has evolved into Raticate, Joey brags about his Rattata, not Raticate.
- This is, however, a common trait that applies to all such Trainers (in games with the Pokégear) that can be rematched and have Pokémon that evolve between rematches.
- Joey, his Rattata, and the phrase "top percentage of Rattata" have become memetic.
- Many core series games feature other Trainers named Youngster Joey. However, these Trainers do not use Rattata (except for the one in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen) and have no other connection to the Youngster Joey in Johto. Only the ones in Black, White, X, Y, Sun and Moon have the same Japanese name as this Joey.
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