![]() ![]() He could then be seen at the bridge on Route 47, where he admired the great waterfall there as well as the effect of standing there. Assuming Ethan/ Lyra was a mask fanatic, he bought them Turtwig, Chimchar and Piplup masks and then left. Wake also made a cameo appearance at the Celadon City Department Store in Pokémon: HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions, where was shown shopping for masks. In Brilliant Diamond/ Shining Pearl, he could be challenged to rematches at his gym in the postgame instead, and he could also appear as an opponent in the Battle Tower for single battles only. In Platinum, he could be battled again at the Battleground and would also visit the player's villa on random days. He warned Lucas/Dawn and Barry about the dangers of Stark Mountain and then departed to train. In all versions, he could later be seen near Stark Mountain in the Battle Zone, having come to the area to compete in a tournament. Wake then went to investigate the Great Marsh after a Galactic Bomb was set off in it and found no lasting damage. He said that he knew Barry's father and thought that they had the potential to become great trainers in their own right, although Barry still insisted on calling him his master. In Platinum, Barry attempted to become Crasher Wake's apprentice, but Crasher refused. He then gave the Fen Badge and TM55: Brine to the player trainer. ![]() After being defeated, he said that he had wanted to battle a lot more, but he still had a great time battling. He could then be challenged there in all versions of the fourth generation games, after being defeated by Barry. He introduced himself to the player trainer after warning them about how tough Maylene was and then departed for Pastoria. In Platinum, he was first seen at Veilstone City, leaving its gym as Lucas/ Dawn arrived, having come to spar with Maylene only to be stunned by her power. He was also known for his charitable acts, as he used the prize money from his Pokémon battles to help the disadvantaged and would also use the move Defog to keep Pastoria's weather clear. Wake also described himself as a "triple-threat Gym Leader" in the areas of Pokémon, wrestling and song, the latter being due to a theme song for himself that he occasionally sang. He described himself as a glory and believed that his Pokémon could take anything due to having been toughened up by stormy white waters. This was because he actually was a professional wrestler outside of his gym leader career, with his matches (which he always won) being recounted in the Sinnoh Sports segment of the Pokémon Variety Hour. Wake has been described as being "breathtaking in a weird way", and dressed in the style of a luchadore wrestler despite specializing in Water-type Pokémon. He was born and raised in Sinnoh, but he kept that secret as part of his gimmick as a wrestler was people believing that he hailed from another country. Crasher Wake acted as the gym leader of Pastoria City. ![]()
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