I believe you might have been confused. In 'Pokémon', it's not Brock but often the creatures, Pikachu and companions, who get poisoned due to the attacks from enemy Pokémon. Brock, being the 'Pokémon Caretaker', usually plays the role of a healer using antidotes and berries to restore the poisoned Pokémon. It's one of the fascinating things about this show - watching how each member plays a part in their adventure, especially Brock with his quick-witted healing skills.
There seems to be a mix-up here! Brock, our beloved 'Pokémon' character known for his culinary and caretaker skills, doesn't get poisoned in the series. It's usually the Pokémons who may suffer this fate during battles. Nonetheless, Brock attends to them with his knowledge and resources. It's always amazing how Brock blends his nurturing side with his passion for battling. Hope that clears your doubts!
In the anime series 'Pokémon', Brock does not get poisoned in any of the episodes. But if you're referring to comic plotlines, recall that it's crucial to pay attention to details as the might vary.
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The Plan: Walt used lily of the valley (a non-fatal toxin) to make Brock sick, knowing Jesse would blame Gus (who’d previously threatened children).
Gaslighting 101: Walt exploited Jesse’s trauma (e.g., Andrea’s brother being killed) to make him believe Gus would harm kids.
Endgame: This ensured Jesse would help Walt kill Gus, believing he was protecting Brock.
The Brutal Truth: Brock was a pawn in Walt’s chess game. Even Jesse called it: "You used a kid. You used a kid to do your laundry."
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