The Pokémon anime wrote out Brock suddenly and without warning, for seemingly no reason. But what was the real reason behind ...

They are very distrustful, or scared, of humans ... closed This theory peeks a bit out of Pokemon universe and dips into Greek Mythology to explain why Brock's eyes are always closed.

Brock's best companions are some of his most iconic partners, but not for the reasons fans of the anime might expect.

which would have increased the Pokemon's overall power drastically. While exploring the Hoenn region, Brock meets a wild Lotad and adds it to his team. Right away, Lotad proves to be a fantastic ...

Me: *wakes up. reads headline:* "New Pokemon movie rewrites history. Ditches Brock and Misty." *nopes back to bed* Some are pontificating over whether they’ll actually just be holding down the ...

It started with Tracey Sketchit, who replaced Brock for a brief stint of episodes taking place in the Orange Islands. Brock reunited with Ash and Misty to travel around the Johto region ...

In the Pokemon anime, Brock began his journey with Ash after a showdown in Pewter City and remained at his side for a sizable chunk of the protagonist's quest to become a Pokemon Master ...

Unlike Ash and Misty, Brock is a fair bit older than his travel buddies. Brock is 15 in Pokemon when he first appeared and carries a fair bit of extra experience than Ash and Misty. His age might ...

Unfortunately for the heroes, a Hatterene happens to be nearby, and the Pokemon uses an illusion of Nurse Joy to lure Brock deep into a wooded area. The others are also shown illusions of things ...