Corey Demario

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Corey Demario

Corey Demario (Japanese: ツヨシ Tsuyoshi) is a character of the day who appeared in Those Darn Electabuzz!.

Corey was the star pitcher for the Electabuzz baseball team. He is Casey's idol, being the star of her favorite team. Following a shoulder injury, which lead Corey to leave the game, his younger brother Benny had been looking after Corey's Charizard for him.

After a chance encounter at a park, Casey decided to help Corey train the Pokémon. Eventually, she discovered that neither of them were confident in themselves, which caused their skills to lack. Corey's father Shigeo also revealed that Corey's shoulder injury was already healed, though his son had decided not to return to baseball for some reason. Thank to Casey's pep and push, Charizard soon improved, and Corey's confidence rose as well and he returned to baseball soon after.

Pokémon

This listing is of Corey's known Pokémon:

Don
Don
Debut Those Darn Electabuzz!
Voice actors
Japanese Katsuyuki Konishi
English Katsuyuki Konishi

Charizard, nicknamed Don (Japanese: ドン Don), is Corey's only known Pokémon. He has had Don ever since it was a Charmander. At some point, Don had lost its fire and ability to fly. It was given to Benny, Corey's younger brother.

Don later regained those abilities thanks to Casey's pep and by the end of Those Darn Electabuzz! it was given back to Corey.

Don's only known move is Flamethrower.

Achievements

Corey DeMario receiving the award of Player of Year

Individual

Overall

  • Under the guidance of Corey, his team, the Electabuzz managed to win the title of champion for five straight seasons.- (prior to Those Darn Electabuzz!)


Voice actors

Language Voice actor
Japanese 神奈延年 Nobutoshi Canna
English Matt Hoverman
Spanish Latin America José Gilberto Vilchis
Spain Juan Sainz Maza


Trivia

  • His Charizard's nickname is intended to be a play on its Japanese name, "Lizardon".
  • The name Demario may come from Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees. However, DiMaggio is an outfielder, not a pitcher.


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