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JNM19

Thrash of the Titans! (Japanese: ドラゴンバトル！サトシVSアイリス！！ Dragon Battle! VS Iris!!) is the nineteenth chapter of the manga. It is based on the animated series episode by the same name.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* reunites with and defeats her in a World Coronation Series match, advancing him to the Ultra Class.
* Ash is revealed to have a .
* Ash's Dragonite learns .
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
* (flashback)
* Goh
* Drayden
===Pokémon===
* ()
* (; flashback)
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (; flashback)
* ()
* (Drayden's)
* (Drone Rotom)
==Differences between the animated series and the manga==
* Goh and is omitted. As such, he first encounters at the Opelucid Gym.
* As the events of A Pinch of This, a Pinch of That! were omitted, Ash's Dracovish debuts here.
==Errors==
* In the English print, Ash's Dracovish is misspelled as Dragovish.
de:Kampf der Drachen-Pokémon! (Pokémon Reisen)
es:PV019
it:JNM19
JNM20

Advice to Goh! (Japanese: ゴウにライバル！？ミュウへの道！！ A Rival for !? The Road to Mew!!) is the twentieth chapter of the manga. It is based on the animated series episode by the same name.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* tells and Goh about Project Mew, a research project aiming to find .
* Ash reunites with , who is later revealed to be taking part in Project Mew.
* Ash, Goh, and Gary battle a .
* Goh accepts Professor Oak's recommendation for Project Mew.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
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==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* Goh
* 
* 
* Chloe (flashback)
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (; ×30)
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (Professor Cerise's; Rotom Phone)
* (; flashback)
* 
* 
==Differences between the animated series and the manga==
* delivering the feather to Project Mew is omitted.
de:Gohs Entscheidung! (Pokémon Reisen)
es:PV020
it:JNM20
JNM21

Leaping Toward the Dream! (Japanese: レッツゴー！プロジェクト・ミュウ！！ Let's Go! Project Mew!!) is the twenty-first chapter of the manga. It is based on the animated series episode by the same name.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* and Goh meet Danika and Quillon, members of Project Mew, and Professor Amaranth, its leader.
* Goh an , qualifying him to start receiving Trial Missions.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* ()
* ()
* (Alolan form)
* ()
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* Goh
* Danika
* Quillon
* Professor Amaranth
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (; Alolan form; new)
* (Professor Cerise's; Rotom Phone; ×2)
* (Quillon's; )
* (Quillon's; Rotom Phone)
* (Professor Amaranth's)
* (; image)
* 
==Differences between the animated series and the manga==
* 's appearance is omitted.
* As the events of Finding a Legend! and Restore and Renew! were skipped, Goh's Misdreavus and debut here.
==Errors==
* In the English print, is misspelled as Ninetails.
de:Gohs Chance! (Pokémon Reisen)
es:PV021
it:JNM21
JNM22

Detective Drizzile! (Japanese: 狙われたサクラギ研究所！ The Targeted !) is the twenty-second chapter of the manga. It is based on the animated series episode by the same name.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* Goh is revealed to have a and a .
* Goh's is revealed to have evolved into a .
* Goh's Drizzile evolves into and learns .
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
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* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* Goh
* Professor Cerise
* Chrysa
* Ren
* Gizmo Bilt
===Pokémon===
* ()
* (; )
* ()
* ()
* (; fantasy)
* (; evolves)
* (; newly evolved)
* ()
* (Professor Cerise's; Rotom Phone)
* (Gizmo's)
==Differences between the animated series and the manga==
* As the events of Dreams Are Made of These! and Not Too Close for Comfort! were skipped, Goh's , , and debut here.
* This chapter was released before Detective Drizzile! first aired in Japan, spoiling Drizzile's evolution.
de:Meisterdetektiv Phlegleon! (Pokémon Reisen)
es:PV022
it:JNM22
JNM23

Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Start! & Trial on a Golden Scale! (Part 1) (Japanese: 超電磁ハイパークラスバトル！＆トライアルミッション！ウルガモス黄金の鱗粉！！（前編） Super Electromagnetic Battle! & Trial Mission! 's Golden Scales!! (Part 1)) is the twenty-third chapter of the manga. It is based on the episodes Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Start! and Trial on a Golden Scale!.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* has a World Coronation Series against Volkner.
* Goh participates in his first Project Mew Trial Mission.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
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==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* Goh
* Chloe
* Professor Cerise
* Volkner
* Nito
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (Professor Cerise's; Rotom Phone; ×2)
* ()
* (Volkner's)
* (Nito's)
* (Drone Rotom)
* (multiple)
* 
* (×2)
==Differences between the animated series and the manga==
* This chapter portrays the events of Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Start! and Trial on a Golden Scale! as happening simultaneously. 
* As all of its previous appearances were skipped, Chloe's Eevee debuts here. 
* and Volkner's is now a 2-vs-2. Ash's Gengar and Volkner's are omitted.
* Goh never catches a or . Instead, they are driven off.
de:Nervenkitzel vom Anfang bis zum Ende & Goh und der goldene Flügelstaub (Teil 1) (Pokémon Reisen)
es:PV023
it:JNM23
JNM24

Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Start! & Trial on a Golden Scale! (Part 2) (Japanese: 超電磁ハイパークラスバトル！＆トライアルミッション！ウルガモス黄金の鱗粉！！（後編） Super Electromagnetic Battle! & Trial Mission! 's Golden Scales!! (Part 2)) is the twenty-fourth and final chapter of the manga. It is based on the episodes Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Start! and Trial on a Golden Scale!.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* defeats Volkner, bringing his World Coronation Series rank to 64.
* Goh clears his first Project Mew Trial Mission, earning a Project Mew token.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
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* ()
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* Goh
* Chloe
* Professor Cerise
* (fantasy)
* Volkner
* (fantasy)
* Bea (fantasy)
* Raihan (fantasy)
* Quillon
* Danika
* Nito
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (Volkner's)
* (Volkner's)
* (Quillon's; )
* (Danika's; )
* (Professor Cerise's; Rotom Phone; ×2)
* (Nito's)
* (Drone Rotom)
* (×2)
* (evolves; )
* (newly evolved; )
==Differences between the animated series and the manga==
* Nito is driven off by Goh's Cinderace and instead of , as he's not with Goh in the manga.
* Goh's and attempt to fight the fire are omitted.
* Nito's henchmen do not appear, and he's defeated by Danika before Goh exits the mine, as opposed to after it.
* Volkner is never shown telling Ash about being in the Master Class. This is only mentioned by Ash when he returns to the Cerise Laboratory.
* The chapter and the manga conclude with Ash and Goh heading out on a new adventure, without giving their respective stories a conclusive ending.
es:PV024
it:JNM24
JR Kikaku

JR East Marketing & Communications, Inc. (Japanese: 株式会社ジェイアール東日本企画 JR Higashi Nihon Kikaku), also known as East Japan Marketing & Communications, Inc. and abbreviated to jeki, is a Japanese advertising agency for the Pokémon animated series. It was founded on May 9, 1988 as a subsidiary of the (JR East).
In the copyright text for animated series-related , it is referred to as JR Kikaku. It holds a Pokémon Stamp Rally annually each summer as well as other train-related Pokémon events to promote the Pokémon movies.
==External links==
* Official website (Japanese)
* 
Category:Companies
it:JR Kikaku
ja:JR東日本
zh:JR企画
JUMP UP

JUMP UP is the second ending theme for the Korean dub of Pokémon Journeys: The Series. It debuted in JN061, replacing Memorizing Pokémon Names. Unlike previous Korean ending themes, it uses various episode clips from Pokémon Journeys: The Series, containing no footage from its corresponding Japanese ending theme, Pokémon Shiritori. 
The song was uploaded to the official Korean Pokémon YouTube channel on October 14, 2021.
==Ending animation==
===Synopsis===
 hurries out of home having overslept, and then runs along the path alongside . The scene changes to Goh who then brings out from its . Scorbunny and Goh perform a high five. The scene jumps to Ash in a battle with Pikachu using , while Goh orders Scorbunny to use . then uses on , blasting them off into the sky. This scene is followed by Ash and Goh flying on 's back.
Brief cutscenes are then shown which include Ash, , Bea, , , , and , and Chloe and . Pikachu, and perform a high five. The final scene is of Ash, Goh and Pikachu posing before this transitions to the Pokémon W series logo.
===Characters===
====Humans====
====Pokémon====
==Lyrics==
===TV Size===
! Korean
! English
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| <ab>
We are so Energetic!
We can make it
Bye bye say goodbye
Let's jump up in the air now
Let's jump up in the air now
</ab>
| <ab>
Heading off on a journey together, you and I
Let's always look towards the same dream
Today let's reunite our hearts as one
High five more awesomely
We are so energetic!
Throw away all fear
We can make it
Rise higher everyone! Run with all your strength!
Bye bye say goodbye
The future shines brightly like the sky (for everyone)
The future illuminates the dark like the sky (the future)
Let's jump up in the air now
Jump even higher
Let's jump up in the air now
Jump even higher</ab>
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==Video==
zh:寶可夢 旅途 韓語片尾曲2
JUVENILE

JUVENILE (Japanese: JUVENILE JUVENILE) is a song from Pokémon feat. Hatsune Miku Project VOLTAGE 18 Types/Songs produced by .
The song and music video were released on December 22, 2023.
==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! English
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</ab>
| <ab>I haven't kept a destination in mind
But I think that it's going to be a long journey
I've got a map that's all crumpled up
Making a guess on where to go
Here we go
Stop yawning and raise your head
Head for the plains yet untravelled
Where shall we take our companion on our travel
Because you and I are different
Because we're surely not the same.
I'm sure we will meet today that would exceed our expectations
That's right
Through the woods and over the hills
Wipe those tears away
Even now, the setting sun bleeds
With vibrant colors
All in all, it would last a lifetime
Let's give a name to
That seven-colored scenery
Know the tint, the tone, and the shade
Let's draw a beautiful connection
Hey look, look
Checking deep into those pockets again and again
Call my name
Shooting stars play in the depths of the night sky
A ring of light shimmers on the clear blue sea
When the petals dance as they fall
Beyond the wind, the cityscape noisily calls out to me 
Whether you laugh or get hurt
Sometimes you would cry or get depressed
We're not so different
See, we're the same
All in all, even on uncertain nights
Let the moon show us the path
Meeting tomorrow on our way
Knowing the sour, the sweet, and the bitter
The sun rises and burns hot
There's still more to come
Clutching at a map of the unknown
Someday when you're tall enough
Someday when you grow up
I'm sure you'll meet dreams that go beyond your expectations
I'm sure of it
Through the fog and over the wall
Hearts beat as one
Because who knows
Where today is heading for
All in all, it would last a lifetime
Let's seek after
That seven-colored scenery
Knowing goodbyes and meetings
At the end of the maps
If you see me again. let me hear you out
A story imbued deep into those pockets
Here we go, let's continue on</ab>
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==Characters==
===Humans===
* Hatsune Miku 
===Pokémon===
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==Video==
==Staff==
* Lyrics: Jin / Project VOLTAGE
* Music: Jin
* Arrangement Assist: Yuruto
* Rhythm Guitar: Jin
* Lead Guitar: SYOKEN
* Bass: Natsume Yuuki
* Drum: Janku
* Piano: marasy
* Vocaloid EDIT: bibi
* Music Video Direction: Yamashita RIRI
* Storyboard: Yamashita RIRI
* Animation: Yamashita RIRI
* Composite: Yamashita RIRI
* Character Design: Tama
* Illustration: Tama
* Logo Design: Tama
* Background Art: NaBaBa
* Animation Paint: Kurage / Reon / Yamashita RIRI
==Related articles==
Category:Japanese songs
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J Balvin V (P25 Music 5)

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J Balvin is a Basic Pokémon card. It was produced as a promotional card, to celebrate the musician's participation in the P25 Music program. 
==Card text==
==Release information==
Although never made publicly available, this card was shown off on the P25 Music website. A physical card was printed, but was only given to J Balvin himself.| Pokémon TCG says celebrity musician cards were never meant for players’ hands | Dicebreaker
===Origin===
This card depicts , a Colombian singer, songwriter, and record producer who contributed the song "Ten Cuidado" to Pokémon 25: The Album. The card's set number reflects J Balvin's birthday (May 7th), per the American date and time notation style. The Llama Ritmo attack's name is Spanish for Rhythm Flame.
==References==
Category:P25 Music cards
Category:Unplayable cards
Category:Cards with no physical release
Category:Cards that depict real-life people
Category:Pokémon cards that do not depict Pokémon
Category:Illus. by nagimiso
fr:J Balvin-V (P25 : la musique)
zh:J·巴尔文V（P25）
J Promotional cards (TCG)

The J Promotional cards are a series of Japanese promotional cards that focus solely on Jumbo cards, released during the same time as the . Like the P Promotional cards, these cards have a J suffix instead of an overall collection number. At a total of two cards, this collection is the smallest Japanese numbered promotional collection. Jumbo cards distributed later often featured just the black star "PROMO" symbol, whereas more recent ones feature the suffix of current promotional sets with no number.
==Card list==
Category:Japanese promotional cards
*
de:J Promotional cards (TCG)
es:J Promotional cards (JTCG)
fr:Jプロモカード
it:Carte promozionali J (GCC)
zh:J特典卡（TCG）
Jab! Hook! Deck (TCG)

The Jab! Hook! Deck (Japanese: ジャブだフックだ! デッキ) is a Theme Deck from Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR! for the Game Boy Color. It mainly focuses on and Pokémon. It is available at the Auto Deck Machine 1 after defeating GR1 at the Fighting Club.
==Decklist==
it:Jab! Hook! Deck (GCC)
ja:ジャブだフックだ! デッキ
Jaboca Berry

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A Jaboca Berry (Japanese: ジャポのみ Japo Fruit) is a type of Berry introduced in Generation IV.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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In the Generation V games, the Jaboca Berry can be sold to the on for 30,000.
===Effect===
====Held item====
When a Pokémon holds a Jaboca Berry and is hit by a physical attack, the attacker will lose 1/8 of its max .
====Ingredient====
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===Description===
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====Tag information====
* No. 63
* Size: 1.3" (3.3 cm)
* Firmness: Soft
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====Curry information====
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===Acquisition===
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| Transfer from 
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| Given to players who ranked in the 2013 International Challenge Wi-Fi tournament for . It took place between January 25 to 28, 2013.
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| Transfer from PokéMileage Club
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| Berry trees (Giant's Bed)Spectrier and Glastrier Max Raid Battle (October 21 to 23, 2022)
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| Ramanas Park (Stratospheric Room)
| Pastoria CityPicked up by walking Pokémon (Lonely, Docile, Timid, Quiet, Bashful, Calm, Gentle, Careful Natures)
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====Distribution====
{| border=1 style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Games	Event	Language/Region	Distribution period
 	 	All 	January 7, 2019and September 2, 2019
=====As a held item=====
{| border=1 style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Games	Event 	Language/Region	Distribution period
 	 	Japanese 	August 18 to 31, 2008
 	 	Japanese 	July 3, 2010July 10 to September 30, 2010
 	Winter 2011 Celebi	All 	Various
===Growth===
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
 	
artwork from	Artwork from
===Sprites===
Berry Tag Sprite (Generation IV)
==In animation==
===Pokémon the Series===
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In The Guardian's Challenge!, a Jaboca Berry was seen as a part of the meal that made for and ' Pokémon.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
The Jaboca Berry's design may be based on a bunch of . Its name may be based on a .
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ジャポのみ Japo no Mi 	From ジャボチカバ
English 	Jaboca Berry 	From jabuticaba
French 	Baie Jaboca 	From jabuticaba
German 	Jabocabeere 	From jabuticaba
Italian 	Baccajaba 	From jabuticaba
Spanish 	Baya Jaboca 	From jabuticaba
Korean 	자보열매 Jabo Yeolmae 	From 자보티카바 jabuticaba
Chinese ()	嘉珍果 Jiāzhēn Guǒ 	From 嘉寶果 / 嘉宝果 jiābǎoguǒ (jabuticaba) and 珍寶果 / 珍宝果 zhēnbǎoguǒ (jabuticaba)
Chinese ()	嘉珍果 Gājān Gwó 	From 嘉寶果 gājbóugwó (jabuticaba) and 珍寶果 jānbóugwó (jabuticaba)
==External links==
==Related articles==
Category:Berries that activate upon taking damage
Category:Damage-inflicting items
Category:Event items
Category:Soft Berries
de:Jabocabeere
es:Baya Jaboca
fr:Baie Jaboca
it:Baccajaba
ja:ジャポのみ
zh:嘉珍果（道具）
Jack

Jack has several referrals:
* One of the optional names for and 
* For the character from , see Jack (Galar)
* For the character from Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea, see Jack Walker
* For the character from , see Jack (Detective Pikachu)
* For the recurring character who is 's boom operator, see Jack (Sinnoh)
* For the character of the day in The Art of Pokémon, see Jack Pollockson
* For one of the Grand Masters from the series, see Jack (TCG GB)
* For the that appears in the Pokémon Adventures manga, see 
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it:Jack
Jack (Adventures)

Jack (Japanese: ヒデノリ Hidenori) is a in the Pokémon games and the Pokémon Adventures manga.
==In the games==
Jack appears in . He has and in , but only a Gyarados in . He has Staryu and in .
===Quotes===
====Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald====
* Before battle
:"Even those <sc>POKéMON</sc> that can swim are carried along by the rapid currents."
* Being defeated
:"Aiyeeeeh!"
* After being defeated
:"I think <sc>POKéMON</sc> enjoy the fast-running currents around these parts."
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
Jack's name was not mentioned in the story of Pokémon Adventures, but it was revealed by Hidenori Kusaka in 's Author's Words.
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Jack appears hunting in Not So Fetching Feebas, being the Trainer class's most prominent appearance. When accidentally crashes into his trap laid for the Feebas, he forces Ruby into helping him with his hunt. After Ruby finds a Feebas and lets it go, he tells Ruby he is looking for a Feebas to sell to a man who is willing to pay a load of money for the rare fish. After Ruby decides to keep the Feebas for a while, the Swimmer decides to find Ruby so he can breed a Feebas of his own.
He appears once again in Slateport City. When the Contest Hall collapses, he helps the shocked Ruby out of the hall. He also helps to rescue a blind boy who was assigned by to read the slab containing the secret to unlock the legendary giants.
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In Epilogue, Jack makes a cameo appearance in one of the ships heading to the .
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In Leaping Past Lopunny, Swimmer Jack makes a cameo appearance outside of the Resort Area.
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In this chapter, Jack is seen reacting to news revealing that a meteoroid is going to crash into the planet.
====Pokémon====
Jack's team in the Pokémon Adventures manga is based on the games, where he has and as well.
* Jack was revealed to own a , but it has not made any physical appearance.
==Trivia==
* Like Wilton before him, Jack shares his Japanese name with the manga's author.
es:Jaco (Pocket Monsters Special)
it:Marino (La Grande Avventura)
Jack (Detective Pikachu)

Jack (Japanese: ジャック Jack) is one of the characters of . He is Tim Goodman's childhood friend from Leaventown and is portrayed by .
==History==
At the beginning of the movie, Jack tried to assist Tim in a , lonely , hoping it would help Tim open up more. However, the attempt went awry, and the Cubone broke free. When Tim left for Ryme City after hearing about his father Harry's death, Jack remained in Leaventown.
==Voice actors==
==Names==
==Related articles==
Category:Movie characters
Category:Detective Pikachu characters
Jack (Sinnoh)

Jack is a recurring character in . He has appeared in eight episodes: The Champ Twins!, All Dressed up With Somewhere to Go!, A Secret Sphere of Influence, Top-Down Training, Mass Hip-Po-Sis!, Our Cup Runneth Over!, Pursuing a Lofty Goal!, and Beating the Bustle and Hustle!. He was not given a name in the Japanese version.
He is a member of 's Sinnoh Now crew and accompanies her to various assignments. He handles the microphone boom and often drops the boom onto Rhonda's head, which has become a running gag within the series. The reason behind him doing that was not explained, however, though it appears he always does so on accident since he is quick to apologize. However, in Pursuing a Lofty Goal!, Jack fell asleep, which led him to lose his grip on the boom mike. In Beating the Bustle and Hustle!, he dropped it on Jessie's head, and Rhonda threatened to fire him.
Jack's name may come from the , also known as the jack.
==Voice actors==
Category:Animation characters
Category:Male characters
Category:Animated series running gags
es:Jack (Sinnoh)
it:Jack (Sinnoh)
Jack (TCG GB)

Jack (Japanese: カネコウジ Kanekōji) is the third Grand Master. He plays using the Legendary Articuno Deck (Japanese: でんせつのフリーザーデッキ Legendary Freezer Deck). In Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!, he uses the ウォーターレジェンドデッキ Water Legend Deck.
==Pokémon Trading Card Game==
Jack is the third of the four Grand Masters who are available to battle after the player obtains all eight Master Medals.
===Legendary Articuno Deck===
==Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!==
At the start of the game, Jack was kidnapped by Team Great Rocket and imprisoned in the GR Water Fort. After being freed by the main player, he will offer a .
Between the time in which he has been freed and the time in which Grand Master has arrived in Pokémon Dome, Jack challenges the player and, when defeated, gives out one , and booster packs.
Before the player can duel with , 's bodyguard, the player is required to fight him in the Pokémon Dome to obtain one of the Legendary cards - .
===Water Legend Deck===
==Sprites==
 	 	 	 	
Sprite from	Main sprite from	Win sprite from	Loss sprite from	Overworld sprite from and
==In other languages==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	カネコウジ Kanekōji 	From 寒 (kan), cold.
English 	Jack 	Possibly
French 	Jacques 	
German 	Paul 	
Italian 	Jack 	
Spanish 	Jaime 	
==Related articles==
Category:Grand Masters
Category:Ice-type Trainers
de:Paul (Trading Card Game)
es:Jaime
it:Jack (GCC GB)
ja:カネコウジ