Goh
- Gou redirects here. For the Pokémon Conquest character, see List of Pokémon Conquest characters → Gō.
| Goh ゴウ Go | |
 Goh in Pokémon Journeys: The Series | |
| Age | 10 |
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| Gender | Male |
| Eye color | Blue |
| Hair color | Black with red highlights |
| Hometown | Vermilion City |
| Region | Kanto |
| Relatives | Kurune (mother), Ikuo (father), Tome (grandmother) |
| Trainer class | Pokémon Trainer |
| Anime debut | Enter Pikachu! |
| English voice actor | Zeno Robinson |
| Japanese voice actor | Daiki Yamashita Kei Shindō (age 6; JN001) |
Goh (Japanese: ゴウ Go) is a protagonist of Pokémon Journeys: The Series of the Pokémon anime, and one of Ash's traveling companions. His goal is to catch Mew, while his dream is to catch every Pokémon.
In the anime
History
Pre-series
As seen in Enter Pikachu!, when he was six, Goh was invited by his childhood friend Chloe to go to Professor Oak's Pokémon Summer Camp with her. During their visit in Pallet Town, Goh and Chloe encountered the Mythical Pokémon Mew. The two chased after the unknown Pokémon, but it eventually got away in the aftermath of a baby Kangaskhan rescue. Professor Oak later told them the Pokémon they saw was most likely the Mythical Pokémon Mew. Motivated, Goh swore that he would become a Pokémon Trainer when he turned ten, and one day catch Mew.
As revealed in JN015, Goh was always alone during his childhood because his parents were often very busy at work. Because of that, he always ended up staying at home alone waiting for them. During that time, he was always distracted by his constant online researching sessions. Despite this, he was always proud of what his family did.
Pokémon Journeys: The Series
In Legend? Go! Friends? Go!, Goh witnessed a Lugia appear in the skies above Vermilion City. He chased Lugia down and managed to latch onto its tail, where he met another Trainer named Ash. Lugia allowed the boys to ride on its back as it soared through the skies and dived down into the ocean. Having bonded over the sights and the Pokémon they saw during the ride, Goh decided to accept Ash as his friend. After parting ways with Lugia, Goh and Ash returned to the Cerise Laboratory, where they informed everyone about their encounter. Impressed by the information on Lugia that they brought back, Professor Cerise offered them a position as research fellows, which they accepted. Cerise later allowed Goh to pick from a set of Kanto starter Pokémon for his debut as a Trainer, but Goh rejected all of them, stating he wanted his first Pokémon to be Mew.
In Ivysaur's Mysterious Tower!, Goh and Ash received their first task as research fellows: to investigate a sudden outbreak of Ivysaur and Bulbasaur in the city. To aid their mission, Cerise had two Rotom enter Goh and Ash's smartphones, upgrading each into a Rotom Phone. After following the Seed Pokémon to a Gym under construction, Goh and Ash were attacked by Team Rocket, who planned to steal the Ivysaur and Bulbasaur. Despite the powerful Pokémon they received from the Rocket Gachat, Team Rocket was defeated by Ash's Pikachu and sent blasting off. Goh and Ash then discovered that the Ivysaur had gone to the Gym to find a high place for them to absorb the sunlight needed to evolve into Venusaur. They watched as the evolution process released pollen into the air, making flowers around the city bloom.
In Settling the Scorbunny!, Goh and Ash traveled to the Galar region to research the Dynamax phenomenon. While they waited for the train to the Wild Area to arrive, Goh and Ash decided to eat some scones at a store in Wyndon, only to have their food stolen by a wild Scorbunny and its Nickit friends. After Ash battled and defeated Scorbunny, Goh bonded with it, even choosing to lie to the store owner by saying Scorbunny belonged to him when the Nickit stole more of his food. After hearing Scorbunny's backstory from the store owner, Goh gave it words of encouragement before he and Ash left. Goh and Ash eventually made it to their train, completely unaware that Scorbunny had taken a liking to Goh and started to follow him.
In Mind-Boggling Dynamax!, Goh and Ash made it to the Wild Area, where they encountered a large Snorlax. Mistakenly assuming its size was due to Dynamax, Goh and Ash tried studying the Sleeping Pokémon, only for Scorbunny to appear and interrupt them. Scorbunny wished to join Goh's team, but it was turned down as Goh still wanted his first Pokémon to be Mew. Snorlax then activated Gigantamax, making its body so large that it covered a nearby train track, putting it at risk of being hit by an incoming train. By teaming up with Scorbunny, Goh managed to get Snorlax to move by luring it with a Sitrus Berry. Praising its skill, Goh changed his mind about Mew and instead caught Scorbunny as his first Pokémon. After returning to the Cerise Laboratory, Goh introduced Scorbunny as his first-ever Pokémon to Professor Cerise.
In Working My Way Back to Mew!, Goh became inspired to fill up his Pokédex by catching lots of Pokémon as part of his quest to obtain Mew. Together with Ash, Goh traveled to a nearby forest, where he caught one of each Bug-type native to Kanto. The next day, Professor Cerise introduced Goh to the Cerise Park, allowing Goh to store any Pokémon he caught on his journey.
In JN007, Ash told Goh to come with him to the Hoenn Battle Frontier, where he entered them into the Battle Frontier Flute Cup tournament. Despite having the type advantage, Goh was defeated in the first battle by Houji without managing to land a single hit on his opponent. Frustrated by his loss, Goh decided that catching Pokémon was better than battling and ran off to continue filling up his Pokédex. He later returned in time to watch the final match between Ash and Houji, which ended in Ash's victory. As they returned home, Goh apologized to Ash for his earlier outburst, having come to see battling in a new light through his observation of the final match.
In JN012, Goh and Ash watched the Pokémon World Championships at Wyndon Stadium. They watched as Leon defeated Lance in the finals and subsequently earned the title of World Champion. Shortly afterwards, a Gigantamax Drednaw attacked the stadium. In the next episode, Goh and Ash battled Drednaw, but they were unable to harm it until Pikachu was accidentally exposed to Dynamax energy, causing to Gigantamax as well. With guidance from Leon, Ash and Pikachu defeated Drednaw, reverting it back to its normal state. The next day, Goh watched as Ash had an unofficial battle with Leon that ended in the latter's victory. As they returned home, Ash revealed that he planned to enter the Pokémon World Championships and hopefully battle Leon again in the finals.
In JN017, Scorbunny attempted to use Ember after Darmanitan taunted it for being unable to use Fire-type moves. Goh told Scorbunny not to bother as he felt its current moveset was good enough. During a battle with Team Rocket, Scorbunny tried to use Ember despite not having mastered the move, but this led to it being defeated by Team Rocket's Chewtle. When Goh criticized Scorbunny for trying too hard, it ran off to go train by itself. Later, after another clash with Team Rocket, Goh finally understood Scorbunny's passion and told it to kick a pebble with its heated-up feet. This allowed Scorbunny to master Ember, who proceeded to evolve into a Raboot before sending Team Rocket blasting off again. When asked to celebrate with a high-five, Raboot simply ignored Goh and walked away.
In JN022, while in Littleroot Town, Raboot stopped a pair of Zigzagoon from stealing Ash's backpack. During their stay, Goh noticed that Raboot had been sneaking out at night, prompting him and Ash to follow it. They discovered that Raboot had befriended the Zigzagoon as well as a Lombre and had been spending the nights giving them dance lessons. When Raboot struggled against a Loudred trio in a dance battle for territory, Goh, Ash, and Pikachu stepped in to provide a beat for Raboot and its friends to dance to, enabling them to win the battle. The next day, Goh decided to leave Raboot in Hoenn, believing it would be happier with its new friends than with him. When Ash asked if he told Raboot first, Goh quickly regretted his decision. To his relief, Raboot had followed them onto the train. Afterwards, Goh and Raboot settled their differences and reconciled.
Character
Goh is a stylish city boy who prefers to stay calm and collected, in contrast to the more instinctive and adventurous Ash. His overconfidence has left him mostly isolated, with the exception of his friends Chloe and Ash. According to Chloe, Goh has been known to skip school to wander around town, much to her chagrin. Despite his calm personality, he can also become hot-blooded when his opinion is challenged, and he will not hesitate to defend others when he sees them being mistreated, which helped him bond with a wild Scorbunny in Settling the Scorbunny!. Goh likes to throw his Poké Balls with a curve, but his aim tends to be off. Though he seems athletic, Goh lacks good climbing skills despite his efforts to get better at it. He is also highly knowledgeable about Pokémon, being fairly adept at information-gathering and analyzing, both of which were useful in gathering clues. Despite his deep knowledge of Pokémon, Goh is still a rookie Trainer and lacks experience, best evidenced by his tendency to throw Poké Balls at any Pokémon he encounters, rather than weaken them through battle as is the usual practice. This usually backfires on Goh in the long run. For example, in JN010, he recklessly wasted all of the Poké Balls he was given to catch a single Dewgong, which resulted in him being unable to catch the Dratini evolutionary line when he and Ash encountered them. His lack of expertise is also evidenced in his battles, where he shows a tactical, by-the-book approach of exploiting type advantages, but is unable to properly respond against more seasoned adversaries, which leads to a crushing defeat. Goh tends to yell "Go!" when sending out his Pokémon or throwing Poké Balls.
Goh's encounter with Mew when he was six inspired him to become a Trainer, and he initially wanted Mew to be his starter Pokémon, even going as far as rejecting Professor Cerise's starter Pokémon in favor of the Mythical Pokémon. However, during his visit to Galar, a wild Scorbunny took a liking to Goh as it followed him and Ash to the Wild Area. While Goh initially politely rejected Scorbunny, he soon changed his mind after working together with Scorbunny to solve a crisis involving a Gigantamax Snorlax and decided to make the Rabbit Pokémon as his first Pokémon partner instead. Goh and Scorbunny are also best friends as they both dislike losing their other friends, especially one another. Also, Goh and Scorbunny would high five each other whenever something good happens.
Goh shares a very close friendship with Chloe due to him knowing her since they were little. At times, Goh brushes off Chloe's concerns for him but knows that she is just looking out for him. When he was little, Goh only wanted Chloe as his friend and nobody else. However, after meeting and getting to know Ash, Goh realized he needed to have other friends besides Chloe and accepted him as one. Goh's friendship with Ash is very strong, though they sometimes get competitive and annoyed with each other and even butt heads. Ever since the events in Ivysaur's Mysterious Tower!, Goh seems to strongly admire Ash for his determination, passion, and compassion for Pokémon, especially the extraordinary bond he shares with his Pikachu.
Pokémon
Because one of his goals is to catch every Pokémon and complete his Pokédex, Goh catches a lot of Pokémon species, including multiple of the same evolutionary family. Currently, Goh is known to own 39 Pokémon, with 39 unique Pokémon species registered in his Pokédex.
During his research, Goh has access to several of his Pokémon, rotating between them. The only fixed member on his team is Raboot.
On hand
 Scorbunny → Raboot |
Traveling with
 Rotom Phone |
Kept at Cerise Park
The following is a listing of Pokémon Goh is known to have caught but doesn't keep in his party permanently.
 
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| Caterpie and Metapod were encountered at Vermilion Forest. Goh caught Caterpie after finding it eating a leaf while Metapod was caught shortly after Goh and Ash knocked it out of a tree.
None of their moves are known. | ||
| Debut | Working My Way Back to Mew! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Rikako Aikawa (Caterpie) | |
 
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| Venomoth and Venonat were encountered at Vermilion Forest. Goh caught Venomoth after spotting it flying through the air. Venonat was found sleeping in a tree, but Goh's attempt to catch it failed when Venonat broke out of his Poké Ball. With Scorbunny's help, Goh battled Venonat and managed to catch it.
Venomoth's only known move is Stun Spore. | ||
| Debut | Working My Way Back to Mew! | |
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| Paras and Parasect were encountered at Vermilion Forest. They were found trying to climb a pair of trees and were easily caught by Goh at the same time.
None of their moves are known. | ||
| Debut | Working My Way Back to Mew! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Shinichiro Miki (Parasect) | |
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| Butterfree was encountered at Vermilion Forest. He was found resting on a large tree, which Goh climbed with Ash's help. When Goh accidentally dropped his Poké Ball, Butterfree attempted to flee, but was caught when Scorbunny kicked the Poké Ball at him.
In JN015, Butterfree was among the Pokémon that Goh used to help find a Cubone's bone. Once they found the Mankey that stole it, Butterfree helped attack it. Butterfree's only known move is Stun Spore. | ||
| Debut | Working My Way Back to Mew! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Rikako Aikawa | |
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| Pinsir was encountered at Vermilion Forest. It attacked Ash and Pikachu, trapping them in a ring of large stones. It then went after Goh, who threw random objects in an attempt to defend himself, eventually accidentally throwing a Poké Ball and catching it.
Pinsir's only known move is Rock Tomb. | ||
| Debut | Working My Way Back to Mew! | |
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| Weedle and Kakuna were encountered at Vermilion Forest. Weedle was found sitting on a tree while Kakuna was found dangling from a tree along with other members of its species.
None of their moves are known. | ||
| Debut | Working My Way Back to Mew! | |
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| Beedrill was encountered at Vermilion Forest. It was part of a swarm of Beedrill that attacked Goh when he caught Kakuna. When the others were trapped by Pikachu's Electroweb, Goh caught the lone Beedrill that wasn't hit, assuming it was the strongest.
In JN014, Goh used Beedrill to cross the Desert Resort to reach the Ruins of the Titan. It was later used in a Raid Battle against a giant Golurk, but it was knocked out by a single attack. In JN015, Beedrill was among the Pokémon that Goh used to help find a Cubone's bone. Beedrill's only known move is Twineedle. | ||
| Debut | Working My Way Back to Mew! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Risa Shimizu | |
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Scyther was encountered at Vermilion Forest. It easily repelled Goh's Poké Ball and sent him and Scorbunny flying. Goh later encountered Scyther again, this time using Scorbunny to battle it first. Together, Goh and Scorbunny weakened Scyther enough for Goh to successfully capture it. | ||
| Debut | Working My Way Back to Mew! | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Shinichiro Miki | |
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| Taillow was caught during Goh's visit to the Hoenn Battle Frontier. As its species preyed on Wurmple, Goh used Taillow to find wild Wurmple for him to catch.
In JN015, Taillow was among the Pokémon that Goh used to help find a Cubone's bone. None of Taillow's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN007 | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Rika Adachi | |
 
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| Goh caught three Wurmple at the Hoenn Battle Frontier with Taillow's help. He caught multiples in hopes that he would get both a Silcoon and a Cascoon out of them. In JN011, all three evolved while defending themselves from Taillow. However, to Goh's dismay, they each evolved into a Cascoon.
They reappeared in JN023, where they evolved into Dustox. They all know the move Sunny Day; two of the Dustox know String Shot. | ||
| Debut | JN007 | |
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| Japanese | Kana Hanazawa (Cascoon B) | |
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| Tentacool was caught at Vermilion Harbor. When a group of Tentacool appeared at the harbor, Goh attempted to catch one of them, but it dodged the Poké Ball, causing this one to get caught instead.
Tentacool's only known move is Ice Beam. | ||
| Debut | JN008 | |
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| Mantyke was caught during Goh's visit to Snowpoint City. He later entered Mantyke in the Pokémon Drift Ice Race, where it helped Pikachu by having him ride on its back. It also assisted in dealing with Team Rocket when they interrupted the race.
Mantyke's only known move is Agility. | ||
| Debut | JN008 | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Kei Shindō | |
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| Sentret was encountered during Goh's visit to Ecruteak City. As Goh and Ash searched for Ho-Oh, Sentret leapt out of a bush and was caught by Goh immediately afterwards.
None of Sentret's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN009 | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Kei Shindō | |
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| Misdreavus was encountered during Goh's visit to Ecruteak City. It and a Stantler attacked Goh, Ash, Kurio, and Jiei at the Bell Tower, trapping them in a series of illusions. After Jiei's Hoothoot dispelled the illusions with Foresight, Goh proceeded to catch Misdreavus.
None of Misdreavus's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN009 | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Risa Shimizu | |
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| Stantler was encountered during Goh's visit to Ecruteak City. It and a Misdreavus attacked Goh, Ash, Kurio, and Jiei at the Bell Tower, trapping them in a series of illusions. After Jiei's Hoothoot dispelled the illusions with Foresight, Goh proceeded to catch Stantler.
None of Stantler's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN009 | |
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| Dewgong was caught by Goh to carry him and Ash across the sea while trying to find the Dragonite Island. However, along the way, it saw another Dewgong and fell in love with it, inadvertently chasing it into a storm, where Ash and Goh fell off of its back. It later reunited with them at the island, having failed to find the other Dewgong.
In JN015, Dewgong was used by Goh to explore a pond in order to find a bone belonging to Cubone. After a while, it was able to retrieve the bone and return it to Cubone. Dewgong's only known move is Ice Beam. | ||
| Debut | JN010 | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Yūji Ueda | |
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| Skwovet was caught during Goh's second trip to Wyndon. It was lured in by some scones Ash was eating and took one for itself. While Skwovet was busy eating, Goh took the opportunity to catch it.
None of Skwovet's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN013 | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Noriaki Kanze | |
 
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| Darmanitan was encountered during Goh's visit to the Desert Resort. It was one of the Pokémon guarding the Ruins of the Titan, but was swiftly caught by Goh just as it sprung to life and attacked. It was later used in a Raid Battle against a giant Golurk.
Darmanitan's only known move is Overheat and its Ability is Zen Mode. | ||
| Debut | JN014 | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Yasuhiro Mamiya | |
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| Sandile was encountered at the Ruins of the Titan. It was angered when Scorbunny accidentally stepped on its tail, but was quickly defeated by a Double Kick, allowing Goh to catch it.
None of Sandile's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN014 | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Kiyotaka Furushima | |
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| This giant Golurk was the guardian of the Ruins of the Titan. It was fought in a Raid Battle by Goh, Ash, Keira, the group leader, and Karabari. After being defeated by a combination attack from Goh's Darmanitan and Ash's Dragonite, Goh caught Golurk to prevent it from falling down a hole.
Golurk's only known move is Rain Dance. | ||
| Debut | JN014 | |
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| Cubone was encountered at a park in Vermilion City. After witnessing Cubone have its bone stolen by a trio of Mankey, Goh agreed to help retrieve its lost item. With the help of his Pokémon and Ash, Goh was able to reunite Cubone with its bone. Afterwards, Cubone decided to join Goh's team and allowed itself to be caught by him.
None of Cubone's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN015 | |
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| Voice actors | ||
| Japanese | Rikako Aikawa | |
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| Goh first spotted Spearow while traveling to the Vermilion Gym with Ash. He and Raboot chased after it, and once they reunited with Ash at the Gym, Goh revealed that he succeeded in catching Spearow.
None of Spearow's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN018 | |
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| Goh caught Rattata while he and Ash were on their way to a movie studio in Vermilion City.
None of Rattata's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN019 | |
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| Goh caught Pidgey while he was participating in a Pokémon Orienteering competition.
None of Pidgey's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN020 | |
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| Goh caught Nidoran♀ and Nidoran♂ while he was participating in a Pokémon Orienteering competition.
None of the Nidoran's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN020 | |
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| Goh caught Oddish while he was participating in a Pokémon Orienteering competition.
None of Oddish's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN020 | |
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| Goh caught Poliwag while he was participating in a Pokémon Orienteering competition.
None of Poliwag's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN020 | |
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| Goh caught Grimer while he was participating in a Pokémon Orienteering competition.
Grimer's only known move is Poison Gas. | ||
| Debut | JN020 | |
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| Goh caught Ekans while he was participating in a Pokémon Orienteering competition.
None of Ekans' moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN020 | |
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| Goh caught Farfetch'd while he was participating in a Pokémon Orienteering competition. During the first two attempts to catch it, Farfetch'd deflected the thrown Poké Balls with its leek. Then, Goh faked it out during the third attempt and caught it while its guard was down.
None of Farfetch'd's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN020 | |
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| Goh encountered Exeggcute while he and Ash were searching for a Pokémon Egg. They initially thought Exeggcute was one, but when they realized their mistake, Goh caught it anyway.
None of Exeggcute's moves are known. | ||
| Debut | JN021 | |
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Achievements
Goh has competed in the following competitions:
- Battle Frontier Flute Cup - Top 8 (JN007)
- Pokémon Drift Ice Race - N/A (JN008)
Voice actors
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Artwork
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File:Pocket Monsters new series key visual.png | |
| Concept art by Ken Sugimori | Key visual from Pokémon Journeys: The Series | |
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| Official artwork from Mind-Boggling Dynamax! |
Official artwork from Working My Way Back to Mew! |
Official artwork from JN009 |
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| Artwork for White Day by Shūhei Yasuda |
Artwork for Children's Day by Shūhei Yasuda | |
In the manga
In the Daisuki ♥ Pocket Monsters manga
Goh appears as a character in Daisuki ♥ Pocket Monsters.
Pokémon
 Scorbunny |
In the Pocket Monsters manga
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This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. Reason: An image of Raboot in the manga |
Goh appears as a main character in Pocket Monsters, playing the same role as he does in the anime.
Pokémon
On hand
| File:Goh Scorbunny SSM.png Scorbunny → Raboot |
In the games
Pokémon Ga-Olé
Goh appears as a character in Pokémon Ga-Olé's Grand Rush set 4 as part of a tie-in with the anime. Goh replaced the Experienced Trainer that would normally appear in Golden Chance as well as Mister Trade who would normally appear in Trade Chance! He, along with Ash, also appeared as opponents in Trainer and Battle Mode, which was available to challenge from February 24, 2020. This was considerably earlier into the set's duration compared to other sets—the fourth Ultra Legend set, which also featured special opponents in Trainer and Battle Mode, shares this trait. The lineup included 1 new Trainer class in addition to Ash and Goh, who had their hometown as part of their name instead of "Pokémon Trainer". Promotional disks could also be dispensed for an additional ¥100 following battles with Goh or Ash, with 'WINNER' versions available to players who successfully defeated their teams. Players facing Goh could receive a Scorbunny disk.
Pokémon
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Disks
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| P | Scorbunny (Promotional disks) | 
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Trivia
- As of Working My Way Back to Mew!, Goh owns the most Pokémon out of all of Ash's friends. Consequently, he owns the second-greatest number of Pokémon out of all the main characters of the anime, with only Ash himself having more.
- Goh is Ash's first traveling companion to not be based on any game character since Tracey.
- Goh is also Ash's first traveling companion to be officially classified as a protagonist instead of simply a traveling companion.
- Goh is left-handed.
- Goh's catching style is mainly based on the gameplay mechanics of Pokémon GO and Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, all of which feature catching wild Pokémon without battling.
- Goh is the first main character to catch a giant Pokémon.
- He's also the first main character known to own a Pokémon with its Hidden Ability.
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
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| Japanese | ゴウ Go | From Pokémon GO and/or Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! |
| English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese |
Goh | Same as his Japanese name |
| Korean | 고우 Gou | Transcription of his Japanese name |
| Thai | โก Go | Transcription of his Japanese name |
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