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{{Character | {{Character | ||
| name=Buck | | name=Buck | ||
− | | image=[[image:Buck.png| | + | | image=[[image:Buck.png|200px]] |
| caption=Buck in ''Diamond and Pearl'' | | caption=Buck in ''Diamond and Pearl'' | ||
| bgcolor=#660000 | | bgcolor=#660000 | ||
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| hair=Red | | hair=Red | ||
| eyes=Blue | | eyes=Blue | ||
− | | relatives=Grandfather<br />[[ | + | | relatives=Grandfather<br />[[Flint]] (brother) |
| base=Battle Zone | | base=Battle Zone | ||
| affiliation= | | affiliation= | ||
| voiced by= | | voiced by= | ||
− | | debut= | + | | debut=[[Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Versions]] |
|}} | |}} | ||
− | '''Buck''' is a Pokémon trainer who appears as a temporary double battle partner in ''[[Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Versions|Pokémon: Diamond, Pearl]]'' and ''[[Pokémon: Platinum Version|Platinum Versions | + | '''Buck''' is a Pokémon trainer who appears as a temporary double battle partner in ''[[Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Versions|Pokémon: Diamond, Pearl]]'' and ''[[Pokémon: Platinum Version|Platinum Versions]]''. |
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==Diamond/Pearl== | ==Diamond/Pearl== | ||
− | In ''Diamond''/'' | + | In ''Diamond''/''Pearl'', he first appears when [[Lucas (Pokemon)|Lucas]]/[[Dawn]] and [[Pearl]] arrive at the Battle Zone, telling that he was the best and immediately setting off to find the Magma Stone, which was the treasure of Stark Mountain. Buck had the lead on the others and arrived at the mountain first. Pearl came to challenge him, but Buck defeated him with ease. However, Buck eventually reached a point where the trainers looked too tough for him and so asked Lucas/Dawn to accompany him through that part of the cave. They succeeded, at which point Buck claimed the Magma Stone. |
− | However, removing the Magma Stone from the volcano had the side-effect of tossing nature into imbalance; Buck's grandfather forced him to return it to Stark Mountain. Afterwards | + | However, removing the Magma Stone from the volcano had the side-effect of tossing nature into imbalance; Buck's grandfather forced him to return it to Stark Mountain. Afterwards, Buck appeared as one of the partners Lucas/Dawn could choose to accompany them through the Battle Tower's double battles mode. |
==Platinum== | ==Platinum== | ||
− | His storyline was altered in ''Platinum'', where he did not initiate a competition, nor | + | His storyline was altered in ''Platinum'', where he did not initiate a competition, nor did he even meet Pearl. In this version, he first confronted Lucas/Dawn after they defeated Flint and [[Volkner]] in a double battle. Buck was impressed by their strength and suggested some areas where they could train. He then confronted Lucas/Dawn when they arrived at Stark Mountain and asked them to patrol the mountain for him due to rumors that [[Team Galactic]] was searching the mountain for a Magma Stone. |
Buck still teamed up with the player character within the mountain and together they witnessed [[Looker]]'s arrest of [[Charon]]. Instead of taking the Magma Stone, in this version he returned it to its proper place after Looker had confiscated it from Charon. Buck was further impressed by Lucas/Dawn and invited them to the Battleground, a club run by his grandfather. Buck then set off for the Battle Frontier, where he was once more available as a doubles partner in the Battle Tower challenge. In this version, he also appeared at the Battleground on random days, where he could be challenged to matches. | Buck still teamed up with the player character within the mountain and together they witnessed [[Looker]]'s arrest of [[Charon]]. Instead of taking the Magma Stone, in this version he returned it to its proper place after Looker had confiscated it from Charon. Buck was further impressed by Lucas/Dawn and invited them to the Battleground, a club run by his grandfather. Buck then set off for the Battle Frontier, where he was once more available as a doubles partner in the Battle Tower challenge. In this version, he also appeared at the Battleground on random days, where he could be challenged to matches. | ||
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==Pokémon Roster== | ==Pokémon Roster== | ||
− | At Stark Mountain, he only uses a [[Claydol]] during the double battles. | + | At Stark Mountain, he only uses a [[Claydol]] during the double battles. In the Battle Tower, Buck will use two out of the following Pokémon at random for double battles: [[Cloyster]], [[Umbreon]], [[Forretress]], [[Steelix]], [[Shuckle]],[[Skarmory]], [[Dusclops]], [[Regirock]], [[Regice]], [[Registeel]], [[Bastiodon]],[[Probopass]], [[Dusknoir]] and [[Cresselia]]. |
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− | In the Battle Tower, Buck will use two out of the following Pokémon at random for double battles: [[Cloyster]], [[Umbreon]], [[Forretress]], [[Steelix]], [[Shuckle]],[[Skarmory]], [[Dusclops]], [[Regirock]], [[Regice]], [[Registeel]], [[Bastiodon]],[[Probopass]], [[Dusknoir]] and [[Cresselia]] | ||
In ''Platinum'', Buck uses the following roster for Battleground matches: | In ''Platinum'', Buck uses the following roster for Battleground matches: | ||
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=Other Appearances= | =Other Appearances= | ||
− | + | *Buck was featured in an episode of the Pokémon anime where he was portrayed as a treasure hunter who used his [[Baltoy]] to detect rare treasures. He teamed up with Ash's group when they met on the ferry to Suzuran Island, and on the island they worked together to find the treasure. Not only did Buck find this treasure, he was able to capture the powerful [[Claydol]] that was guarding it. | |
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=Trivia= | =Trivia= | ||
− | + | *Each of the five partner trainers in the fourth generation specialize in a different battle stat. Buck's specialty is Defense. | |
− | *Each of the five partner trainers in the fourth generation specialize in a different battle stat. Buck's specialty is Defense | ||
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[[Category: Pokémon Characters]] | [[Category: Pokémon Characters]] |