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− | Brendan was the son of the gym leader Norman. He was born in [[Johto]], but his family moved to Littleroot Town in [[Hoenn]] after Norman became a gym leader there. He soon met the neighbors, including his future rival May and | + | Brendan was the son of the gym leader Norman. He was born in [[Johto]], but his family moved to Littleroot Town in [[Hoenn]] after Norman became a gym leader there. He soon met the neighbors, including his future rival May and Professor Birch, whom he saved from a wild Pokémon using one of three Pokémon from Birch's bag. Afterwards, Birch thanked him and let him keep the Pokémon. He sent her to Oldale Town where May would teach him about being a Pokémon trainer, and after the two battled and returned to Littleroot, Professor Birch bestowed upon Brendan a [[Pokédex]] for use in recording data on Hoenn's Pokémon, while his mother gave him a pair of Running Shoes as a parting gift. |
− | Soon he started to explore Hoenn, challenging and conquering its eight gyms as he traveled. Early in his journey, he taught a sickly boy named [[Wally]] how to catch Pokémon at his father's request, which helped Wally to recover and improve as a Pokémon trainer. Brendan also battled May several times throughout his | + | Soon he started to explore Hoenn, challenging and conquering its eight gyms as he traveled. Early in his journey, he taught a sickly boy named [[Wally]] how to catch Pokémon at his father's request, which helped Wally to recover and improve as a Pokémon trainer. Brendan also battled May several times throughout his quest until May acknowledged him as superior and returned home. He eventually defeated even his own father. At the same time, Brendan had a series of confrontations with members of the criminal organization [[Team Magma]] (in ''Ruby''), [[Team Aqua]] (in ''Sapphire'') or both organizations (in ''Emerald''). This culiminated in a battle with [[Archie]] and/or [[Maxie]] followed by a crisis involving [[Groudon]] and [[Kyogre]]. The problem was resolved when Brendan defeated the raging Pokémon (in ''Ruby'' or ''Sapphire'') or when Brendan summoned [[Rayquaza]] to break up the two warring Pokémon. |
− | Brendan became the Pokémon League champion after defeating Hoenn's Elite Four and their champion Steven Stone | + | Brendan became the Pokémon League champion after defeating Hoenn's Elite Four and their champion [[Steven Stone]] or [[Wallace]]. Afterwards, his Pokédex was upgraded to National Mode by Professor Birch, and Norman gave him tickets to the S.S. Tidal. In ''Emerald Version'', [[Scott]] then invited him to come to the Battle Frontier and test out his skills there. |
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==Rival Character== | ==Rival Character== | ||
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=In Other Pokémon Games= | =In Other Pokémon Games= | ||
− | + | In ''[[Pokémon Masters]]'', the protagonist version of Brendan appeared with a Treecko as a potentially playable sync pair. He could be unlocked at random through the Sync Pair Scout, and his Treecko could evolve into its later forms through sync pair stories in which he had to battle [[Noland]] and Norman. Brendan himself also appeared as an opponent in a Sync Pair Story in which [[Hilbert/Hilda|Hilbert]] had to defeat him (with Grovyle) for his [[Oshawott]] to evolve. Within the main story, he also appeared in several chapters, where he joined in on [[Korrina]]'s training, and led [[Scottie/Bettie|the protagonist]] and their team to meet Norman, who was one of the Pokémon Masters League Leaders. He later made an appearance in Chapter 24, where he was among the cavalry who helped to fend off [[Team Break]]'s attack on the tournament. | |
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=Other Appearances= | =Other Appearances= | ||
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==Other Media== | ==Other Media== | ||
− | *In the | + | *In the Pokémon anime, Brendan has only made cameo appearances in the openings of several Pokémon movies, being seen in battle. In one appearance he was shown to be battling [[Lucas (Pokemon)|Lucas]], the male playable character from ''[[Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Versions|Diamond and Pearl]]''. |
− | *He | + | *He appears in the ''Pokémon Special'' manga as Ruby, being featured in the story arcs based on the third generation games. Ruby was obsessed with beauty and Pokémon Contests, and he runs away from home after arriving in Hoenn due to Norman disapproving of his son's participating in contests. After meeting Sapphire and being initially repulsed by her wild nature, they compete to see if within 80 days Ruby could win all of Hoenn's Pokémon Contests and Sapphire could beat all the gym leaders. He eventually becomes a pupil of Wallace and throughout the arc comes to repent his selfish ways and see Pokémon's inner beauty as well as embracing his battling talents, which he repressed after a traumatic event in his youth, in order to take on Team Aqua and Magma. He and Sapphire develop and admit feelings for each other, eventually recognizing each other from their youth, and at the end Ruby is shown to have captured [[Celebi]] before, and after he unleashes it Celebi creates a time slip which saves those that died during Groudon and Kyogre's battle. In the ''Emerald'' arc he and Sapphire arrive at the Battle Frontier to help Emerald capture [[Jirachi]], and Ruby seems to show no recollection of he and Sapphire's confessions of their feelings to each other, much to her chagrin. By the end of the arc all of the Pokédex trainers team up to defeat [[Archie]] and the artificial [[Kyogre]]. |
− | *He was featured in one episode of the ''Pokémon Generations'' anime | + | *He was featured in one episode of the ''Pokémon Generations'' anime which featured him fighting members of Team Magma at the Magma Hideout. |
=Trivia= | =Trivia= | ||
*Like all protagonists in the main ''Pokémon'' games, his name is chosen by the player. Brendan has been assumed as his official name, because it is the name automatically given him when he is a non-playable character. | *Like all protagonists in the main ''Pokémon'' games, his name is chosen by the player. Brendan has been assumed as his official name, because it is the name automatically given him when he is a non-playable character. | ||
− | *The headband of Brendan's hat | + | *The headband of Brendan's hat in ''Emerald'' also appears in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as part of one of [[Pikachu]]'s alternate costumes. |
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