The different versions of Pokemon (anime, manga, games) are mostly inconsistent with each other, and aren't directly comparable. Here are the versions of this character:. is the rival of in Generation I (as well as in the Generation III remakes), and is the gym leader of the Viridian Gym in Generation II and the Generation IV remake.

1. Red Vs Blue Wiki

In the games in which he is the rival, you have the choice of his name, and 'Gary' is one prerecorded choice that you could make. His Japanese name is 'Okaido Green' (オーキド・グリーン). is a main character and 's rival.

He is based on Blue from the game. Being a manga, he obviously isn't nameable. His Japanese name is 'Okaido Green' (オーキド・グリーン). is one of 's rivals for the first few seasons of the anime.

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He is also based on Blue from the game. Again, since it's an anime he isn't nameable.

His Japanese name is 'Okaido Shigeru' (オーキド・シゲル)There are definite similarities between all three of these characters. For instance, all of them are the grandsons of the respective Professor Oaks. All three are the rivals to the protagonist. All three are respectable trainers, and in many cases they have some of the same pokemon.However, there are quite a few differences as well.

For instance, Gary competes in the Pokemon League in 3 regions before going to work as a researcher. Blue from the game becomes the League champion, only to lose to Red, after which he becomes a Gym Leader. Blue from the manga doesn't even collect gym badges; he's only acquired one. The Bulbapedia pages above contain much more detail, but the point is that these three characters are quite different in personality, style, and story, so you really have to regard all of them as different characters who just all happen to have similar design and occupy similar positions in the stories.Incidentally, there are other characters named Blue as well (taken from ):. is based off of Blue from the original games.

This series seems to be following the game story reasonably closely and the characters are quite similar. His Japanese name (at least so far) is just 'Green' (グリーン). is again a rival of Red, but clearly a different character, as evidenced by the fact that his Japanese name 'Blue' (ブルー) doesn't match the others. The character based on Blue in this version is (グリーン), whose full name is 'Midorikawa Kai' (緑川 開). is based on Leaf, not Blue. She is still a rival of Red. She doesn't seem to have any relation to the original Blue, and her Japanese name Midori (みどり) is different from the other characters, though it could be translated as 'Green'.

is based on an unused female character design from the first game, which was also the basis for Leaf in the remakes. I've included her only because her Japanese name is 'Blue' (ブルー); she and Blue switched names in the English version of the manga. Yes, they are the same character.

Many assume that Ash is an incarnation of Red and then get angry because he rarely wins big time. The thing is, since the very first episode he was shown to be a below-average disciplined, not too intelligent or wise for his age, and it was clear that he was supposed to play the role of a slight underdog. Which is fine, because children don't have to look up to superheroes all the time.All those years after watching him participate in Indigo League I still think it's a better suited story than Red's for the show. The travels and 'starting fresh' are just there to not make him overpowered when he enters a new region, so I don't see how are they even bad. No need for an adult show, but would it be too hard to have Ash age just a LITTLE? Or maybe have some things change about him or the show besides the region he's in and his companions. Everything seems so cookie cutter these days, and Team Rocket is STILL chasing after him and Pikachu.It doesn't have to be adult, but I'd like it to be interesting like the first season.

A lot of crazy stuff happened and neat multi-parters. Anne episodes were really good. It doesn't feel like Ash has much personality anymore compared to back then, but maybe that's just because his current English voice actor sucks? He just sounds too cheerful all the time.