Jack Walker

Jack Walker ジャック・ウォーカー Jack Walker
Jack Walker
Gender	Male
Hometown	Unknown
Region	Kanto
Trainer class	Pokémon Ranger
Anime debut	Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
English voice actor	Rich McNanna
Japanese voice actor	Kōichi Yamadera

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Jack Walker (Japanese: ジャック・ウォーカー Jack Walker), or Jackie (Japanese: ジャッキー Jackie), is a protagonist in the movie Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea.

In the anime

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Jack in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea

Jack Walker is an athletic young man who decided to become a Pokémon Ranger after being saved from a blizzard by a group of Altaria, Swablu, Furret, Sentret and Shroomish. As such, he takes his duties seriously. In the movie, after meeting up with Ash Ketchum and his friends, he decided to team up with them to help protect the Egg containing Manaphy and deliver it to the Sea Temple Samiya. When the Egg hatched and Manaphy became close to May, he showed concern about their relationship, knowing they were getting too attached as it was Manaphy's destiny to leave them for the Sea Temple.

Pokémon

Chatot

Debut	Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of The Sea
Voice actors
Japanese	Hori
English	Sean Reyes

Chatot appears throughout the movie many times next to The Phantom, frequently imitating the pirate's speech. During the credits, it is revealed that Chatot ends up with Jack Walker after the Phantom is imprisoned.

Pokémon controlled via the Capture Styler

Mantine

Debut	Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of The Sea

After retrieving Manaphy's Egg from the Phantom, Jack needed to escape the ship with it. To do this, he captured a Mantine that was swimming by, which managed to disable the Phantom's Pokémon and allowed Jack to make a clean getaway with the Egg.

Mantine's only known move is Confuse Ray.

Fearow

Debut	Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of The Sea

When Team Rocket stole Manaphy's Egg intending to hand it over to the Phantom, Jack needed to retrieve it without damaging it in the process. To accomplish this, Jack captured a nearby Fearow and sent it with Ash's Pikachu to get it back. Fearow took Pikachu to the bike-powered blimp Team Rocket were using to transportation allowing him to get the Egg back. Fearow then pecked a hole in the balloon sending Team Rocket flying.

Mantyke

Debut	Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of The Sea

When Manaphy went missing looking for May's bandana, the gang pursued with Lizabeth in a subcraft, however they ended up following Manaphy to the Sea Temple. Jack was forced to chase them, and in order to do so captured a Mantyke to assist him.

Zapdos

Debut	Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of The Sea

After separating from the group after his mission to return Manaphy to the Sea Temple was complete, Jack continued with his duties as a Pokémon Ranger and went up to the mountains. There he encountered the legendary Pokémon Zapdos and captured it, allowing him to cover the terrain far more quickly.

Artwork

Ken Sugimori's design of Jack Walker for the anime

Voice actors

Language Voice actor Japanese 山寺宏一 Kōichi Yamadera English Rich McNanna Italian Patrizio Prata Brazilian Portuguese Wendel Bezerra Spanish Latin America Gerardo García Spain Cholo Moratalla

In the manga

In the movie adaptations

Jack Walker in the manga

Before Jack became a Pokémon Ranger, he was a member of the pirate Phantom's crew, and learned of his captain's plan to capture the legendary Pokémon Kyogre. Learning that Manaphy was the way of obtaining Kyogre, Jack stole Manaphy's Egg and escaped from the ship, using a Mantine to escape.

Pokémon

Fearow

Mantine

In the TCG

This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Jack in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Related cards Cards listed with a blue background are only legal to use in the current Expanded format. Cards listed with a green background are legal to use in both the current Standard and Expanded formats.
Card	Type	English Expansion	Rarity	#	Japanese Expansion	Rarity	#
Jackie's Capture	T [Su]				Movie Commemoration VS Pack: Sea's Manaphy		018/019

Trivia

Solana and Jack in Spurt!

• Most Pokémon Rangers are portrayed as having a "Partner Pokémon" who is with them at all times. Jack Walker was the first Ranger ever shown without one, although it is implied that the Phantom's Chatot may have remained with him after Jack befriended it during the flooding of the temple.
• All of the Pokémon Jack is known to have captured are part Flying-type.
• In All That Glitters is Not Golden!, the Japanese opening Spurt! was updated to include Walker and fellow ranger Solana. This was the first time that a human character introduced in a movie appeared in the anime arc, with the exception of Sammy, who appeared in the series to begin with.
• As seen in the opening Spurt!, Jack is a Rank 9 Ranger.
• His surname, Walker, might be a reference to the popular television show Walker, Texas Ranger.

In other languages

Language	Name	Origin
Korean	잭 워커 Jack Walker	Transliteration of his Japanese name.
Chinese (Taiwan)	阿傑 Ā Jié 傑克·渥卡 Jiékè Wòkǎ (full name)	Transliteration of his 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 Spiky-eared Pichu • Suicune (M04) • Suicune (M13) • Terrakion • Unown • Victini • Virizion • Volcanion • Xerneas • Yveltal • Zapdos • Zekrom Zeraora • Zoroark • Zorua Others Alicia • Allegra • Astrid • Banks • Baron Alberto • Block Bot • Bogie • Bonji • Carol • Chrom Molybdenum • CTV news crew • Dabu • David • Diona • Donuke Dr. Fuji • Dundee • Flamel • Freddy • Gabu • Ghris • Glacine • Godey • Gurū • Heroes of Truth and Ideals • Hoyt • Infi • Jason • Jenny • Joe • Judy Kai • Kako • Kanata • Kato • Kellie • Kevin • Kiko • King of the People of the Vale • Kyle • Layla • Leeku • Lucianne • Luis • Luisa • Mako • Malin 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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