Gym leader - Revision history

Keiji at 17:16, 13 February 2011

2011-02-13T17:16:55Z

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	'''Gym Leaders''' are a type of (usually) very powerful [[Pokémon Trainer]]s. They are succeeded by the [[Elite Four]] and [[Champion]], and proceeded by normal trainers in terms of trainer hierarchy. There are exactly [[8]] in each [[region]] (though Hoenn and Isshu have partner/triplet matches and version-specific alternatives), and each one specializes in [[one]] type of [[Pokémon]] (the only exception being [[Green]]). Sometimes Gym Leaders have great prestige, and others just [[fail]]. Gym Leaders usually tend to train their Pokémon to high levels for the area. They hand out [[badge]]s to those whom defeat them. Acquiring 8 of these badges allows a trainer to face the Elite Four and Champion of the region. Having [[16]] (8 from two regions) allows the trainer to go to [[Mt. Silver]] and face the [[Pokémon Master]]. While Gym Leaders have to pass a test issued out by the [[Pokémon League]], it is not actually clear weather Gym Leaders are actually part of the league. If they were, that be a load of [[bullshit]] anyway.		'''Gym Leaders''' are a type of (usually) very powerful [[Pokémon Trainer]]s. They are succeeded by the [[Elite Four]] and [[Champion]], and proceeded by normal trainers in terms of trainer hierarchy. There are exactly [[8]] in each [[region]] (though Hoenn and Isshu have partner/triplet matches and version-specific alternatives), and each one specializes in [[one]] type of [[Pokémon]] (the only exception being [[Green]]). Sometimes Gym Leaders have great prestige, and others just [[fail]]. Gym Leaders usually tend to train their Pokémon to high levels for the area. They hand out [[badge]]s to those whom defeat them. Acquiring 8 of these badges allows a trainer to face the Elite Four and Champion of the region. Having [[16]] (8 from two regions) allows the trainer to go to [[Mt. Silver]] and face the [[Pokémon Master]]. While Gym Leaders have to pass a test issued out by the [[Pokémon League]], it is not actually clear weather Gym Leaders are actually part of the league. If they were, that be a load of [[bullshit]] anyway.

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-	~~[[Category:Pokémon characters]][[Category:Pokémon Trainer classes]][[Category:Gym leaders]]~~

KasaneTeto at 12:28, 17 October 2010

2010-10-17T12:28:48Z

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	*[[Gary Oak\|Green]]		*[[Gary Oak\|Green]]
	*[[Sabrina]]		*[[Sabrina]]
-	*[[Aloe]] (~~[[LMAO]] [[wat]]~~)	+	*[[Aloe]] (Blacks are awesome~♥)
	*[[Candice]]		*[[Candice]]
	*[[Crasher Wake]]		*[[Crasher Wake]]
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	*[[Brock]]		*[[Brock]]
	*[[Maylene]]		*[[Maylene]]
		+	*[[Kamitsure]] (Very Vocaloid-ish)

	=== Least Awesome ===		=== Least Awesome ===
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	*[[Pryce]] (don't dis the [[Jynx]], or you'll get dissed back)		*[[Pryce]] (don't dis the [[Jynx]], or you'll get dissed back)
	*[[Brawly]] (don't use a dual [[Fighting]]/[[Psychic]] type)		*[[Brawly]] (don't use a dual [[Fighting]]/[[Psychic]] type)
-	*[[Bryon]] ([[Bronzor]] [[For the Lose\|~~ftl]])~~	+	*[[Bryon]] ([[Bronzor]] [[For the Lose\|FTL]])
-	*[[Lt. Surge]] (Militaristic [[douchebag]])	+

	=== Questionable Awesomeness ===		=== Questionable Awesomeness ===
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	*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are awesome, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)		*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are awesome, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)
	*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[God]] no)		*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[God]] no)
-	*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup.	+	*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup.)
	*[[Juan]]/[[Wallace]] ([[Flamboyance]])		*[[Juan]]/[[Wallace]] ([[Flamboyance]])
	*[[Erika]] (Hates people that hate perfume, but that's just in the sloppy [[anime]])		*[[Erika]] (Hates people that hate perfume, but that's just in the sloppy [[anime]])
		+	*[[Lt. Surge]] (Militaristic [[douchebag]], but see Erika)

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

KasaneTeto: /* Questionable Awesomeness */ Oops, wrong gym leader.

2010-10-17T12:24:15Z

Questionable Awesomeness: Oops, wrong gym leader.

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	*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are awesome, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)		*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are awesome, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)
	*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[God]] no)		*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[God]] no)
-	*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup. ~~Plus, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Rwxm46Ff-w he loves things].)~~	+	*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup.
	*[[Juan]]/[[Wallace]] ([[Flamboyance]])		*[[Juan]]/[[Wallace]] ([[Flamboyance]])
	*[[Erika]] (Hates people that hate perfume, but that's just in the sloppy [[anime]])		*[[Erika]] (Hates people that hate perfume, but that's just in the sloppy [[anime]])

Keiji at 18:23, 11 October 2010

2010-10-11T18:23:10Z

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-	'''Gym Leaders''' are a type of (usually) very powerful [[Pokémon Trainer]]s. They are succeeded by the [[Elite Four]] and [[Champion]], and proceeded by normal trainers in terms of trainer hierarchy. There are exactly [[8]] in each [[region]] (though Hoenn and Isshu have partner/triplet matches and version-specific alternatives), and each one specializes in [[one]] type of [[Pokémon]](~~The~~ only exception being [[Green]]). Sometimes Gym Leaders have great prestige, and others just [[fail]]. Gym Leaders usually tend to train their Pokémon to high levels for the area. They hand out [[badge]]s to those whom defeat them. Acquiring 8 of these badges allows a trainer to face the Elite Four and Champion of the region. Having [[16]] (8 from two regions) allows the trainer to go to [[Mt. Silver]] and face the [[Pokémon Master]]. While Gym Leaders have to pass a test issued out by the [[Pokémon League]], it is not actually clear weather Gym Leaders are actually part of the league. If they were, that be a load of [[bullshit]] anyway.	+	'''Gym Leaders''' are a type of (usually) very powerful [[Pokémon Trainer]]s. They are succeeded by the [[Elite Four]] and [[Champion]], and proceeded by normal trainers in terms of trainer hierarchy. There are exactly [[8]] in each [[region]] (though Hoenn and Isshu have partner/triplet matches and version-specific alternatives), and each one specializes in [[one]] type of [[Pokémon]] (the only exception being [[Green]]). Sometimes Gym Leaders have great prestige, and others just [[fail]]. Gym Leaders usually tend to train their Pokémon to high levels for the area. They hand out [[badge]]s to those whom defeat them. Acquiring 8 of these badges allows a trainer to face the Elite Four and Champion of the region. Having [[16]] (8 from two regions) allows the trainer to go to [[Mt. Silver]] and face the [[Pokémon Master]]. While Gym Leaders have to pass a test issued out by the [[Pokémon League]], it is not actually clear weather Gym Leaders are actually part of the league. If they were, that be a load of [[bullshit]] anyway.

	== List of Gym Leaders by Region/Game ==		== List of Gym Leaders by Region/Game ==
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	*[[Winoa]]		*[[Winoa]]
	*[[Tate and Liza]]		*[[Tate and Liza]]
-	*[[Wallace]](Ruby and Sapphire)/[[Juan]](Emerald)	+	*[[Wallace]] (Ruby and Sapphire) / [[Juan]] (Emerald)

	=== [[Sinnoh]]/[[Pokémon 4]] ===		=== [[Sinnoh]]/[[Pokémon 4]] ===
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	*[[Fuuro]]		*[[Fuuro]]
	*[[Hachiku]]		*[[Hachiku]]
-	*[[Shaga]] (Black)/[[Iris]] (White)	+	*[[Shaga]] (Black) / [[Iris]] (White)

	== List of Gym Leaders by Awesomeness ==		== List of Gym Leaders by Awesomeness ==

Keiji at 18:22, 11 October 2010

2010-10-11T18:22:44Z

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-	'''Gym Leaders''' are a type of (usually) very powerful [[Pokémon Trainer]]s. They are succeeded by the [[Elite Four]] and [[Champion]], and proceeded by normal trainers in terms of trainer hierarchy. There are ~~no more than~~ [[8]] in a [[region]] (~~With the exception of~~ Hoenn and Isshu~~, which~~ have 10 and ~~11 respectively~~), and each one specializes in [[one]] type of [[Pokémon]](The only exception being [[Green]]). Sometimes Gym Leaders have great prestige, and others just [[fail]]. Gym Leaders usually tend to train their Pokémon to high levels for the area. They hand out [[badge]]s to those whom defeat them. Acquiring 8 of these badges allows a trainer to face the Elite Four and Champion of the region. Having [[16]] (8 from two regions) allows the trainer to go to [[Mt. Silver]] and face the [[Pokémon Master]]. While Gym Leaders have to pass a test issued out by the [[Pokémon League]], it is not actually clear weather Gym Leaders are actually part of the league. If they were, that be a load of [[bullshit]] anyway.	+	'''Gym Leaders''' are a type of (usually) very powerful [[Pokémon Trainer]]s. They are succeeded by the [[Elite Four]] and [[Champion]], and proceeded by normal trainers in terms of trainer hierarchy. There are exactly [[8]] in each [[region]] (though Hoenn and Isshu have partner/triplet matches and version-specific alternatives), and each one specializes in [[one]] type of [[Pokémon]](The only exception being [[Green]]). Sometimes Gym Leaders have great prestige, and others just [[fail]]. Gym Leaders usually tend to train their Pokémon to high levels for the area. They hand out [[badge]]s to those whom defeat them. Acquiring 8 of these badges allows a trainer to face the Elite Four and Champion of the region. Having [[16]] (8 from two regions) allows the trainer to go to [[Mt. Silver]] and face the [[Pokémon Master]]. While Gym Leaders have to pass a test issued out by the [[Pokémon League]], it is not actually clear weather Gym Leaders are actually part of the league. If they were, that be a load of [[bullshit]] anyway.

	== List of Gym Leaders by Region/Game ==		== List of Gym Leaders by Region/Game ==

Chao at 11:23, 11 October 2010

2010-10-11T11:23:41Z

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-	'''Gym Leaders''' are a type of (usually) very powerful [[Pokémon Trainer]]s. They are succeeded by the [[Elite Four]] and [[Champion]], and proceeded by normal trainers in terms of trainer hierarchy. There are no more than [[8]] in a [[region]], and each one specializes in [[one]] type of [[Pokémon]](The only exception being [[Green]]). Sometimes Gym Leaders have great prestige, and others just [[fail]]. Gym Leaders usually tend to train their Pokémon to high levels for the area. They hand out [[badge]]s to those whom defeat them. Acquiring 8 of these badges allows a trainer to face the Elite Four and Champion of the region. Having [[16]] (8 from two regions) allows the trainer to go to [[Mt. Silver]] and face the [[Pokémon Master]]. While Gym Leaders have to pass a test issued out by the [[Pokémon League]], it is not actually clear weather Gym Leaders are actually part of the league. If they were, that be a load of [[bullshit]] anyway.	+	'''Gym Leaders''' are a type of (usually) very powerful [[Pokémon Trainer]]s. They are succeeded by the [[Elite Four]] and [[Champion]], and proceeded by normal trainers in terms of trainer hierarchy. There are no more than [[8]] in a [[region]] (With the exception of Hoenn and Isshu, which have 10 and 11 respectively), and each one specializes in [[one]] type of [[Pokémon]](The only exception being [[Green]]). Sometimes Gym Leaders have great prestige, and others just [[fail]]. Gym Leaders usually tend to train their Pokémon to high levels for the area. They hand out [[badge]]s to those whom defeat them. Acquiring 8 of these badges allows a trainer to face the Elite Four and Champion of the region. Having [[16]] (8 from two regions) allows the trainer to go to [[Mt. Silver]] and face the [[Pokémon Master]]. While Gym Leaders have to pass a test issued out by the [[Pokémon League]], it is not actually clear weather Gym Leaders are actually part of the league. If they were, that be a load of [[bullshit]] anyway.

	== List of Gym Leaders by Region/Game ==		== List of Gym Leaders by Region/Game ==
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	*[[Gary Oak\|Green]]		*[[Gary Oak\|Green]]
	*[[Sabrina]]		*[[Sabrina]]
		+	*[[Aloe]] ([[LMAO]] [[wat]])
	*[[Candice]]		*[[Candice]]
	*[[Crasher Wake]]		*[[Crasher Wake]]

Keiji at 12:33, 10 October 2010

2010-10-10T12:33:25Z

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	== List of Gym Leaders by Region/Game ==		== List of Gym Leaders by Region/Game ==

-	=== [[Kanto]]/[[Pokémon 1]](and ~~it's~~ remakes) ===	+	=== [[Kanto]]/[[Pokémon 1]] (and its remakes) ===
	*[[Brock]]		*[[Brock]]
	*[[Misty]]		*[[Misty]]
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	*[[Giovanni]] (Green in Pokémon 2)		*[[Giovanni]] (Green in Pokémon 2)

-	=== [[Johto]]/[[Pokémon 2]](and ~~it's~~ remakes =D) ===	+	=== [[Johto]]/[[Pokémon 2]] (and its remakes =D) ===
	*[[Falkener]]		*[[Falkener]]
	*[[Bugsy]]		*[[Bugsy]]

KasaneTeto at 03:12, 26 September 2010

2010-09-26T03:12:09Z

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	*[[Candice]]		*[[Candice]]
	*[[Volkener]]		*[[Volkener]]
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		+	=== <s>Manhattan</s>[[Isshu]]/[[Pokémon 5]] ===
		+	*[[Dent]], [[Pod]] and [[Corn]]
		+	*[[Aloe]]
		+	*[[Arti]]
		+	*[[Kamitsure]]
		+	*[[Yacon]]
		+	*[[Fuuro]]
		+	*[[Hachiku]]
		+	*[[Shaga]] (Black)/[[Iris]] (White)

	== List of Gym Leaders by Awesomeness ==		== List of Gym Leaders by Awesomeness ==
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	*[[Jasmine]]		*[[Jasmine]]
	*[[Fantina]]		*[[Fantina]]
-	*[[Green]]	+	*[[Gary Oak\|Green]]
	*[[Sabrina]]		*[[Sabrina]]
	*[[Candice]]		*[[Candice]]
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	=== Questionable Awesomeness ===		=== Questionable Awesomeness ===
	*[[Morty]] (He doesn't use the [[Misdreavus\|pure Ghost type]] that was available to him, but he still uses Ghost Pokémon)		*[[Morty]] (He doesn't use the [[Misdreavus\|pure Ghost type]] that was available to him, but he still uses Ghost Pokémon)
-	*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are ~~okay~~, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)	+	*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are awesome, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)
	*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[God]] no)		*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[God]] no)
	*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup. Plus, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Rwxm46Ff-w he loves things].)		*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup. Plus, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Rwxm46Ff-w he loves things].)
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	*[[Elite Four]]		*[[Elite Four]]
	*[[Frontier Brain]]s		*[[Frontier Brain]]s
-	*[[~~Chiper~~ Admin]]s	+	*[[Cipher Admin]]s
	*[[Champion]]		*[[Champion]]
	*[[Rival]]		*[[Rival]]

KasaneTeto at 10:25, 25 September 2010

2010-09-25T10:25:29Z

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	*[[Bryon]] ([[Bronzor]] [[For the Lose\|ftl]])		*[[Bryon]] ([[Bronzor]] [[For the Lose\|ftl]])
	*[[Lt. Surge]] (Militaristic [[douchebag]])		*[[Lt. Surge]] (Militaristic [[douchebag]])
-	*[[Erika]] (Just because a trainer hates [[perfume]] doesn't give you the right to disqualify him/her from your [[Pokémon\|Gym]])

	=== Questionable Awesomeness ===		=== Questionable Awesomeness ===
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	*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are okay, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)		*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are okay, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)
	*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[God]] no)		*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[God]] no)
-	*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup)	+	*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup. Plus, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Rwxm46Ff-w he loves things].)
	*[[Juan]]/[[Wallace]] ([[Flamboyance]])		*[[Juan]]/[[Wallace]] ([[Flamboyance]])
		+	*[[Erika]] (Hates people that hate perfume, but that's just in the sloppy [[anime]])

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

KasaneTeto: /* Questionable Awesomeness */

2010-07-23T15:37:54Z

Questionable Awesomeness

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	*[[Morty]] (He doesn't use the [[Misdreavus\|pure Ghost type]] that was available to him, but he still uses Ghost Pokémon)		*[[Morty]] (He doesn't use the [[Misdreavus\|pure Ghost type]] that was available to him, but he still uses Ghost Pokémon)
	*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are okay, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)		*[[Bugsy]] (Bug Pokémon are okay, but "''he''" seriously doesn't look "''his''" [[gender]].)
-	*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[~~Lose~~]])	+	*[[Whitney]] ([[Clefairy]] = [[Win]]. [[Miltank]] + [[Rollout]] = [[God]] no)
	*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup)		*[[Volkner]] (He's borderline [[emofag]], but at least got an awesome design and lineup)
	*[[Juan]]/[[Wallace]] ([[Flamboyance]])		*[[Juan]]/[[Wallace]] ([[Flamboyance]])