Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Gary Oak has been the longest-standing rival of Ash and a mainstay of the Pokemon series and ...

Gary Oak was the main antagonist of the Pokemon anime series for quite some time. He often belittled Ash Ketchum and his companions. Gary Oak's goal was to dominate as a Pokemon trainer and prove ...

Gary Oak debuted in Pokémon's premiere with zero subtlety: he was Ash’s childhood rival, already ten steps ahead. Fans were led to believe this was a grudge built on years of local sparring ...

Gary Oak always seemed to have the upper hand against his rival Ash Ketchum in the Pokemon anime. However, Ash did eventually beat him, and that's probably because Gary didn't make all the right ...

Gary first appeared alongside Ash in the very first episode of Pokemon’s anime, usually being followed by a caravan of cheerleaders that showed just how beloved the young Oak was when he began ...

Ash Ketchum and Gary Oak's iconic rivalry shaped the Pokémon anime for over two decades. Their contrasting personalities, Ash as the underdog and Gary as the prodigy, fueled their epic clashes.

Nevertheless, her addition to the series is highly unlikely. Gary Oak is one of Ash's most popular rivals. He undoubtedly helped shape Ash into the trainer who became the Pokémon World Champion.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. That’s the thing that really stands out for me here, the ...

Blue — you may know him as Gary Oak, the entitled grandson of Professor Oak — enters the hall with an overwhelming confidence, making waste of the Elite Four’s core members with ease.

Ash's final episode as protagonist of the iconic Pokemon anime is almost here (in ... will reunite with his oldest adversary: good ol' Gary Oak, who we first met in Indigo League.

In July 2016, they’ll be joined by a new Pokemon Nendoroid set that includes Red and Green, familiar to some as Ash and Gary Oak, in honor of the Pokemon series’ 20th anniversary. (Note ...