The character of Gary Oak is a product of marketing genius. Ash being such a loser at the start of the show made you want to challenge Gary all the more. While Gary could easily beat a dolt like Ash, he wouldn't stand a chance against a kid like you, with a strategy guide and the knowledge of how to level grind. With such a memorable character having an almost twenty year history, chances are there is a lot you didn't know about your old rival Gary. You are given the option of choosing your own name or selecting from a default list.
In the first generation of games, the default names are Red, Ash and Jack for the protagonist, and Blue, Gary and John for the rival. There are, however, another set of unused default names hidden within the game's files. By changing several values in the game's memory, a new set of names can be unlocked for the two characters.
First, you need to beat the Unova, Kanto, Johto, Hoenn and Sinnoh Tournaments where you battle against harder versions of the Gym Leaders from each region , then you need to beat the World Tournament which uses Gym Leaders from all of the regions ten times. He has definitely improved as a trainer, because his Exeguttor now has four moves! The contract eventually went to TAJ Productions, who would use an entirely new crew to translate and dub the series, with none of the old voice actors being re-hired.
One of the few exceptions to this is Gary Oak - he has kept the same voice actor since appearing in the first episode back in He is voiced by Carter Cathcart who sometimes operates under the pseudonym Billy Beach.
Carter started out voicing some of the sporadic recurring characters in the series, one of whom was Gary. Along with voicing Gary during his rare appearances, Carter Cathcart is also now a script adaptor on the show, along with being the full-time voices of James, Meowth and Professor Oak. For all of his posturing, Gary is kind of a bad trainer in terms of accomplishments.
His first showing was at the Indigo Plateau Conference in Kanto. He made it into the top 32 competitors, but was knocked out by a trainer named Melissa who was changed into a female by the dub - in the original Japanese version Melissa was a boy named Yoshiki.
Ash actually did better than Gary during this tournament - making it into the top Blastoise uses Hydro Pump to cool off the field, but it backfires. The field becomes all steamy and no one can see. Charizard finishes off the battle with a Seismic Toss. Ash is thrilled to have finally defeated his rival—but does he have what it takes to continue? His next opponent will be Harrison from Hoenn.
Your request could not be completed. Please try again. Upon spending time there, Ash realized Gary was right, who spent the night at a hotel, having a banquet.
Encountering Ash, he had his cheerleaders boost his confidence, while he mocked Ash. He showed he had seven badges, and needed last one to compete in the Indigo League tournament. Ash tried to enter the Gym, but was stopped by the guards, for only one Trainer can enter the Gym. Inside, Gary faced the Gym Leader, Giovanni. Despite Gary's warnings, Ash continued to battle the Team Rocket trio.
Gary noticed Team Rocket's Meowth tried to sabotage the battle, and snatched a remote to prevent dirty moves.
Due to Misty's Togepi accidentally pressing the button, the Gym collapsed, forcing everyone to evacuate the Gym.
While Ash admired his new Badge, Brock wondered of the danger Gary warned them of. He explained others did not have as much strength to obtain eight badges. Ash and Gary started to bicker who was the strongest Trainer. Just as Ash and Gary were to battle one another, they heard an explosion, and saw Team Rocket behind it. In the end, Gary and Ash swore to face each other properly in the Indigo League. He walked away, not wanting to become a lesser Trainer by being around Ash.
During the torch-bearing ceremony, Misty and Brock compared Gary to Ash, finding the latter much more nervous than the former. Gary stormed away to his car, telling Ash that he lost because he was distracted by his cheerleaders, leaving Ash surprised, for he expected Gary to at least pass the preliminary round.
Gary arrived, sending his Nidoqueen out to rescue them and defeat Team Rocket. Professor Oak believed they were lucky Gary got here in time. Ash also reminded that he scored much better in the Indigo League, to which Gary claimed that was a long time ago, and he's a much better Trainer today.
To prove those words, Ash challenged Gary to a battle, and to others' surprise, Gary accepted. Gary sent Eevee to battle Ash's Pikachu in a one-on-one battle. Ash boasted that he got into top 16 in Indigo League and was the Orange League Champion, which didn't impress Gary much.
Eevee swiftly evaded Pikachu's attacks, countering them and defeating Pikachu with Skull Bash. Despite Ash losing, Gary complimented him for the good battle. Ash promised to defeat Gary in a rematch, to which he waved his hand. Gary departed away to Johto region, to face new Trainers and compete in the League.
He took a route, evading Team Rocket, who wanted to ambush him. Gary approached the heroes on the way to Violet City. The heroes were surprised about a Hoothoot using its red beam from its eyes, to which Gary warned them they needed to have a Hoothoot to cross the forest, to dispel illusions. He walked away, leaving Ash frustrated from this encounter. His Umbreon battled an Alakazam and, after a tough battle, managed to defeat it. Ash wanted to challenge Gary to a battle using Pikachu, but Gary refused, claiming it was a waste of time, since he knew all of Pikachu's moves already.
At evening, Gary was feeding his Umbreon when the power went out. He and Umbreon went to inspect, seeing Team Rocket having tied up the workers at the dam. The latter were rescued, while Gary went to find a generator part. Since he could not find the part, he and others helped power the dam, by letting the water flow out. After the situation was resolved, Gary noted Ash was a much stronger Trainer, and wanted to challenge him someday, before walking away.
He practiced with it when he encountered the heroes. Ash wanted to battle Gary, who replied he couldn't have Arcanine injured due to the race. Arcanine later saved Ash, who nearly tumbled to a rock, nearly injuring himself.
Gary noted that Ash wanted to compete as well, and went to continue his training with Arcanine. During the race, Ash used Bayleef to compete against Gary's Arcanine and others. Bayleef launched Ash onto the balloon, his board piercing the balloon, forcing it to descend.
Gary thanked Ash for the help, but the two were determined enough to continue the race. While both of the boys received dummy eggs to carry them to the finish line, Ash's Bayleef succeeded in reaching the line first. Gary admitted his loss, congratulating to Ash. Having no regrets, he walked away. At the Johto League , Gary encountered Ash, both of them being able to participate.
Ash promised he would beat Gary this time, who replied Ash was still naive. In the tournament, Gary passed the preliminary round. That night, Ash joined him, and the former noted how peaceful the night was, slightly like the day he started his journey. He noted that Ash had been late and had chosen Pikachu, who had been really stubborn at the time, but now saw that they were close together.
He wondered if they would've seen each other had they not have encountered one another back then, in Pallet Town, thinking they would've had different occupations and goals. Ash wondered why was Gary thinking of these things out of the sudden, but Gary simply stated there were far more possibilities for them in the future. It evolved, and was used in the Indigo League against Ash's Charizard. Eevee sometime later evolved to Umbreon. Only known thing about Gary's Krabby is that it's bigger than the one Ash caught and was caught beforehand.
It's unknown how he caught it, prevented him from escaping with the Team Rocket one Aerodactyl in the chronicle "Reviving Aerodactyl.
Its known moves are Psybeam and Confusion. Gary befriended this Aerodactyl after resurrecting it from its fossil.
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