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Last names
What are Brock's + misty's + May's last names? I just wanna know. :)
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I think this kind of applies to the animé more, that’s where you’d hear it not in game. *moved for you* ^_^;
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Welll i lokked on a site and i got these two:
Misty Waterflower -makes sense really Brock Jarris- Dont have a clue |
You got the Misty one right Phoenix but not Brockos ^_^;;;
Misty Waterflower Brock Slate < That one makes sense and i'm pretty sure that his real last name |
Brock's last name has never been mentioned, let alone Misty's, although Waterflower for Misty has been a popular speculation.
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Misty, May and Brock do not have last names.
"Misty Waterflower" and "Brock Slate" are made up names. "Misty Williams" and "Brock Harrison" may or may not have been the work of WB (they appeared around the time of the first movie's release) but 4Kids and Pokémon USA have confirmed that they are *not* official last names. |
Whitney last name is Akane. No, it isn't. :P
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actually i think that Mistys last name is Waterflower cause in the episode: "The Waterflowers of Cerulean City" it mentions Waterflower, so either they're talking about a watery flower, or thats Mistys last name...but i havnt a clue! :P
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https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/pokemon/images/b/bf/Page_107_of_Film_Review_56th_edition.png The earliest mention of Harrison that I can find is a book published in the year 2003 (John Willis' Screen World) by John A. Willis, page 322 reiterates Cameron-Wilson's usage of "Misty Williams" as well as also saying both "Brock Harrison" and also "James Morgan". https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/pokemon/images/7/71/Page_322_of_John_Willis'_Screen_World_2003.png The reference to the American release date of 11 October 2002 means Willis must be describing the cast for Pokémon 4Ever - Celebi: Voice of the Forest There is also that purported July 2006 interview with the magazine K-Zone Australia where Eric Stuart volunteered "Brock's last name is Harrison" when asked for something that most people don't know. It's possible Stuart had been told this name in response to the 2003 publication of it by JWSW or perhaps they had an independent source. Another thing to note is the Danish cast's credits on the Anime News Network article at https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=196 which lists "Lulu Jacobsen as Misty Williams" and "Peter Holst-Beck as Brock Harrison". These surnames do not appear next to any of the other language-version credits... In checking the "Wayback Machine" to see when these were added, you can see they were absent 9 October 2004 then present 21 December 2004 So while it does not predate the appearance in John Willis' Screen World (2003) this does predate any 2006 interview and might have influenced Eric Stuart's statement. |
I think whether or not you want to consider them their last names is all up to you because they're non-canon. Just how I see it.
also wow this is a thread from '04 how??? |
Wow, you really dug up a relic here!
I think the whole last name thing doesn't really matter, tbh. Knowing any of the characters full names would have virtually no impact on the story imo. |
Brock Obama, one of the most valued president of the united states.
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