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'''Galen''' (Japanese: '''ギジュ''' ''Guijeau'') is [[The Phantom|Captain Phantom]]'s second-in-command in ''[[M09|Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea]]''.  
'''Galen''' (Japanese: '''ギジュ''' ''Guijeau'') is [[The Phantom|Captain Phantom]]'s second-in-command, and the secondary antagonist of ''[[M09|Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea]]''.


==History==
==In the anime==
He was ordered by Phantom to attack the group when returning from the stream, in which his Beedrill used multiple {{m|Sludge Bomb}} and {{m|Pin Missile}} attacks, but {{AP|Pikachu}} countered with a {{m|Thunderbolt}}, allowing them to escape.
Galen was ordered by [[The Phantom]] to attack the group when returning from the stream, in which his Beedrill used multiple {{m|Sludge Bomb}} and {{m|Pin Missile}} attacks, but {{AP|Pikachu}} countered with a {{m|Thunderbolt}}, allowing them to escape.


He was later commanded again to attack, this time with the ship's {{m|Supersonic}}, which put all the surrounding Pokémon in a confused state. Later, after {{p|Kyogre}} destroyed the ship, Galen goes unseen until the closing credits.
He was later commanded again to attack, this time with the ship's {{m|Supersonic}}, which put all of the surrounding Pokémon in a confused state. Later, after {{p|Kyogre}} destroyed the ship, Galen goes unseen until the closing credits.


During the credits, it's revealed he's sharing the same jail cell as his Captain.
During the ending credits, it was revealed that he was sharing the same jail cell as his Captain.


==Pokémon==
Galen briefly reappeared in a montage in ''[[M10|The Rise of Darkrai]]'', which chronicled the preceding nine {{pkmn|movie}}s.
 
===Character===
Galen is more levelheaded compared to [[The Phantom]]'s maniacal and ambitious personality, though he doesn't question his superior's ideas and follows through on his orders.
 
===Pokémon===
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====Borrowed====
====Borrowed====
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|desc=Galen borrowed two {{p|Beedrill}}. They were used to stop Ash and company from escaping with the [[Manaphy (M09)|Manaphy Egg]] but {{AP|Pikachu}} was able to stop the villains with {{m|Thunderbolt}}, allowing the group to escape.
|desc=Galen borrowed two {{p|Beedrill}}. They were used to stop {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} from escaping with the {{OBP|Manaphy|M09}} {{pkmn|Egg}}, but {{AP|Pikachu}} was able to stop the villains with {{m|Thunderbolt}}, allowing the group to escape.


Beedrill's known moves are {{m|Sludge Bomb}} and {{m|Pin Missile}}.}}
Both Beedrill know the moves {{m|Sludge Bomb}} and {{m|Pin Missile}}.}}


==In the manga==
===Artwork===
Galen appears in the {{ma|Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea|manga series}} of the ninth movie where he plays the same role.
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| [[Ken Sugimori]]'s design of Galen for the anime.
| [[Ken Sugimori]]'s design of Galen
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==Voice actors==
===Voice actors===
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|ja=三宅健太 ''[[Kenta Miyake]]''
|en=[[Sean Reyes]]
|en=[[Sean Reyes]]
|de=Gerd Meyer
|it=Paolo De Santis
|ko=손원일 ''Son Wonil''{{tt|*|Original}}
|pt_br=César Marchetti
|pt_br=César Marchetti
|es_eu=Antonio Cremades}}
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==In the manga==
===In the Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea manga===
Galen appears in the {{ma|Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea|manga series}} of the ninth movie, where he plays the same role.
 
==Names==
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[[Category:Pirates]]


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Latest revision as of 12:05, 10 June 2020

Galen
ギジュ Guijeau
Galen.png
Galen
Gender Male
Hometown Unknown
Region Unknown
Anime debut Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
English voice actor Sean Reyes
Japanese voice actor Kenta Miyake

Galen (Japanese: ギジュ Guijeau) is Captain Phantom's second-in-command, and the secondary antagonist of Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea.

In the anime

Galen was ordered by The Phantom to attack the group when returning from the stream, in which his Beedrill used multiple Sludge Bomb and Pin Missile attacks, but Pikachu countered with a Thunderbolt, allowing them to escape.

He was later commanded again to attack, this time with the ship's Supersonic, which put all of the surrounding Pokémon in a confused state. Later, after Kyogre destroyed the ship, Galen goes unseen until the closing credits.

During the ending credits, it was revealed that he was sharing the same jail cell as his Captain.

Galen briefly reappeared in a montage in The Rise of Darkrai, which chronicled the preceding nine movies.

Character

Galen is more levelheaded compared to The Phantom's maniacal and ambitious personality, though he doesn't question his superior's ideas and follows through on his orders.

Pokémon

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Borrowed

 
Beedrill (×2)
Galen borrowed two Beedrill. They were used to stop Ash and his friends from escaping with the Manaphy Egg, but Pikachu was able to stop the villains with Thunderbolt, allowing the group to escape.

Both Beedrill know the moves Sludge Bomb and Pin Missile.

Debut Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea

Artwork

 
Ken Sugimori's design of Galen


Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese 三宅健太 Kenta Miyake
English Sean Reyes
German Gerd Meyer
Italian Paolo De Santis
Korean 손원일 Son Wonil*
Brazilian Portuguese César Marchetti
European Spanish Antonio Cremades


In the manga

In the Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea manga

Galen appears in the manga series of the ninth movie, where he plays the same role.

Names

Language Name Origin
Korean 기주 Giju Transliteration of Japanese name


Movie characters
Human protagonists
Alice • Ash Ketchum (M20) • Audrey • Baraz • Bianca • Callahan • Carlita • Corey • Damos • Diana • Diane • Eric • Fergus • Harriet • Jack Walker • Juanita
Karl • Kathryn • Kidd Summers • Kimia • Koko • Lisa • Lizabeth • Lorenzo • Mannes • Maren • Margo • Melody • Meray • Neesha • Newton Graceland
Professor Lund • Rafe • Raleigh • Rebecca • Risa • Rowena • Sam • Sheena • Sid • Sir Aaron • Sorrel • Tonio • Toren • Tory Lund • Towa • Verity • Yuko
Human antagonists
Alva • Annie • Argus Steel • Butler • Cherie • Cross • Damon • Doctor Zed • Galen • Goone • Grings Kodai • Iron-Masked Marauder • Lawrence III • Levi • Marcus
Merilyn • Millis Steel • Molly Hale • Oakley • Pokémon hunters • Pokémon poacher • Riot • The Phantom • Zero
Pokémon
Arceus • Articuno • Carbink • Celebi (M04) • Celebi (M13) • Cobalion • Dada • Darkrai • Deoxys • Dialga • Diancie • Entei (M03) • Entei (M13) • Genesect • Giratina
Ho-Oh • Hoopa • Jirachi • Keldeo • Kyurem • Latias • Latios • Lucario • Lugia • Magearna • Manaphy • Marshadow • Mew (M01) • Mew (M08) • Mewtwo (M01)
Mewtwo (M16) • Moltres • Palkia • Pikachu (M20) • Pikachutwo • Raikou • Rayquaza • Regice • Regirock • Registeel • Reshiram • Shaymin • Slowking
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Zeraora • Zoroark • Zorua
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Manuke • Marcus's soldiers • Maury • Mayor Oliver • Meredith • Meta Groudon • Mewtwo's creators • Mia • Miles • Mimi • Miranda • Misaki • Moose
Mother and daughter • Mr. White • Neva • Nikola • Old Man Dom • Ōyama • Peg • People of the Water • Phossa Molybdenum • Pokémon Baccer teams
Queen Ilene • Queen Rin • Ravine • Raymond • Rick • Ross • Schuyler • Sharon • Shep • Shun • Spencer Hale • Sylvan • Taka • Tammy • Tanner
Tapp • Tatsuki • The Marina Group • Tobias • Townes • Uschi • Zabu


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