- Greetings poke-fans. Michael here and one
of my favorite moments from Pokemon Origins,
the mini series chronicling Red's journey
through the Kanto region comes in the first episode right before he battles Brock. Brock asks Red how
many badges he has, and when Red responds
that he has none, Brock selects just two Pokemon to fight against Red with, despite Red using more. I love this scene
because it explains a logically weird part
of the main series games. Why do so many gym leaders who are career trainers, whose job it is to be
good at Pokemon battles so often have weak teams
with very few Pokemon? Obviously, the actual
answer is that the games would be impossibly
hard otherwise 'cause you'd fight
the first gym leader with a level 50 Pokemon
and that would be stupid. But, this bit from
Pokemon Origins provides an in universe
logical explanation for why this happens. The gym leaders are
seeing how many badges you, the player has and
then deciding how tough of a team to use against
you to make it fair. Obviously, there are exceptions that you can skip Brawly
and Gen Three Hoenn. You go back and fight 'em
later with seven badges, he still has the
same team as he would if he only had one. But, this is an in
universe explanation not something that's
100% always true in the games themselves. I was thinking about what
teams the various gym leaders would have if they
were the final one that you battled. So you had seven gym
badges and they could use their best team. So, in this video, I'm going to be
giving every single main series gym leader
a squad of six Pokemon that I think would make
sense for them to use in an all out final
gym leader battle. Although I probably
should mention that very few final gym leaders
actually use six Pokemon. But, I think they
should use six Pokemon so I'm giving them
six Pokemon anyways because that's more fun. Also, because the
idea is that these are the final gym leaders, which is still before the lead, and therefore still before
you have the national Pokedex, I'm going to be limiting
their team rosters to Pokemon that are
available in their particular regional Pokedex. So for example, Lieutenant Surge can have Magneton
but not Magnezone. As Magnezone is not in the
Kanto regional Pokedex. So don't forget to
subscribe to my channel and let's get started with
the Kanto gym leaders. Beginning with,
of course, Brock. His squad of six is pretty easy. The six fully evolved
rock-types of Kanto. Onyx, Golem, Omastar, Kabutops, Aerodactyl, and Rhydon. No Steelix and no Rhyperior
because of what I said about limiting their teams
to their regional Pokedex's. Also, something that's
relevant for all of the Kanto gym leaders is that
I'm making their teams as if you're fighting them
in a Kanto play through, not in a post-game
Johto play through. I think it would be confusing to give them teams for both, and I think it makes
sense to focus on their Kanto only teams
since those were the games that they debuted in. One more thing I should
mention that's true for all of the gym leaders, is that I'll be trying
to give them Pokemon that they've used
somewhere before. I tend to prioritize Pokemon that they use in
initial gym battles, but I can also take Pokemon from the Pokemon World Tournament
or rematches for example. Next is Misty. Her squad would be
Starmie, Golduck, Lapras, Gyarados, Vaporeon and Seaking. Starmie is obvious,
Golduck and Lapras are from several places. Gyarados and Vaporeon are from her let's go rematch team and Seaking she used in the
Pokemon World Tournament. Next is Lieutenant Surge whose team would be
the fully evolved in Kanto electric-types. Raichu, Electrode, Magneton, Electabuzz, and Jolteon. Well obviously Zapdos
is a fully evolved electric-type in Kanto too, but we can't give
him a legendary so he needs a repeat. Since Lieutenant Surge
has used two Electrodes on his team before
in the Johto games, I think a second Electrode
would make sense. Erika's team would be
Vileplume, Parasect, Victreebel, Exeggutor, Tangela, and Venusaur. The six fully evolved
grass-types in the Kanto region. I don't really want to
give her Venusaur because I prefer not to give gym leaders or elite four member starters if I can avoid it. But, I would rather
give her a starter than a repeat, so Venusaur
Erika gets to use. Next is Koga,
remember this is him as a gym leader, not as a elite
four member later. So some of the Pokemon's he
used on his elite four teams are no longer fair game because they're not
in the original 151. His team would be Weezing, Muk, Venomoth, Golbat, Tentacruel, and Arbok. The first five are all
Pokemon that he's used as a gym leader at least once. Arbok is there because
it's a pure poison-type that he's somehow never used. And by golly, I think
he should use it. Arbok is a cool looking Pokemon. On the topic of Koga, that brings us to Janine. Janine is Koga's
daughter who took over the Fuchsia city gym
after Koga moved on to the elite four. Janine is a special
case compared to most of the Kanto gym leaders, because she's only ever
appeared in Johto games. Okay, she's appeared
in layer games Black 2 and White
2 specifically. But, she's never been
a Kanto gym leader in a Kanto only game, which means anytime
she's been there, she's had access
to Johto Pokemon and you would
battle her in a game where Johto Pokemon are part
of the regional Pokedex. Therefore, unlike most
Kanto gym leaders, she can use Johto Pokemon. Her team would be
Crobat, Weezing, Ariados, Venomoth, Tentacruel and Nidoqueen. The first four are species
she uses in initial battles and then Tentacruel
and Nidoqueen are added 'cause she used them in the
Pokemon World Tournament. Next is Sabrina, and
her team would be the fully evolved non-legendary
psychic-type Pokemon of the Kanto region, excluding Starmie. Gym leaders can have
duplicate Pokemon, that's fine, but I don't
want the gym leaders strongest Pokemon to
be used by any other. So since Starmie is Misty's ace, I don't want Sabrina using it. Her team is Alakazam,
Mister Mind, Hypno, Jinx, Slowbro
and Exeggutor. I know she's had
Venomoth before, but I am not giving
her Venomoth. It was so dumb that
she ever had a Venomoth because there were so many
other psychic-types available. Blaine would have
Arcanine, Rapidash, Nine Tails, Magmar, Flareon, and Charizard. This is another
situation like Erika. I don't want to
give him a starter, but it's the only fully
evolved fire-type left aside from Moltres. Obviously, he's not
getting Moltres. He's gotta have a Charizard
or else have a repeat. Next is Giovanni,
the final gym leader in a Kanto play through. I guess technically his
team is already acceptable but, like I said, I'm gonna give him a team of six because that's more fun. And also his teams are
usually riddled with repeats. I wanna make them
all unique this time. His team would be Nidoking, Nidoqueen, Dugtrio, Rhydon, Sandslash, and Marowak. The first four are
Pokemon he's used in gym battles before, while the latter two are
ground-types he's used in the Pokemon World Tournament. Not giving him Persian, the only reason he's
ever had a Persian is because of the
freaking anime. And it's not a ground-type. The final Kanto leader is Blue, who already has a
team of six Pokemon. I think, I think he's
the only final gym leader who actually has a
full team of six. And you fight him
after you'd beat the Pokemon leader
the first time. I think his HeartGold
SoulSilver team is my favorite and the one
I would have him stick with. His Gold, Silver, Crystal team had Alakazam over Machamp, but like I mentioned earlier, I don't want the ace
of one gym leader to be used by another. And Alakazam is Sabrina's ace. Also yes, this does
mean I have given Exeggutor to three
Kanto gym leaders. Sabrina, Erika and Blue. However the idea is
that these are the teams you would have if
you fought them last and just fought this
particular one last. So the other two, you
would fight earlier and then they wouldn't
have Exeggutors. Now, onto the Johto gym leaders starting with Falkner. His squad would be
Pidgeotto, Noctowl, Fearow, Dodrio,
Murkrow and Xatu. Pidgeotto is his obvious ace, and the others were
selected because he used them or its'
evolution in the Johto leaders tournament in the
Pokemon World Tournament. Plus, he also had Dodrio
and Hoot Hoot in the anime. Bugsy would have
Scizor, Beedrill, Butterfree, Heracross,
Pinsir and Shuckle. The first three are his regular gym battle Pokemon evolved up, Pinsir and Heracross
were used in his HeartGold SoulSilver rematch, and Shuckle was used a few times in the Pokemon World tournament. I also considered
giving him Fortress, but Shuckle has
more type variety, 'cause otherwise he'd
have two bud steel-types. Whitney, (groans) would have Miltank, Clefable, which is a now a fairy-type
but you would be battling her in a game where it's
still a normal-type, so it's still okay here. Blissey, Wigglytuff,
Lickitung and Girafarig. Miltank and Clefable are
from her original gym teams and the other four she used
elsewhere at least once. She's also used more
intimidating or angry looking normal-types
like Tauros or Ursaring, but I personally feel like
her team should stick to the cute or pink aesthetic
that her original teams had. I specify cute or pink
because Miltank and Lickitung are only the latter. Next up is Morty. Dear God, the first two
generations did not have enough ghost-types. Literally, the only
fully evolved ghost-types in the first two generations
are Gengar and Misdreavus. That is it. So for his team, things are gonna
get a little goofy. First, I give him two
Gengar's and two Misdreavus's. Misdreavi? Anyways, two of each of
them since there's precedent for that with Phoebe
having two Dusclops and two Banette in gen three. For his final two Pokemon,
I think he should have a Marowak, since it's
got ghostly ties, and even has a ghost-type
regional variant, and then Weezing because
he spends a lot of time in the burnt tower. And coughing and Weezing
are very common there, so it's likely he could've
caught one at some point. Chuck would have
Poliwrath, Primeape, Machamp, and all three Hitmons. The first two are
from his gym battle, and the latter four are
the other ones he used alongside Primape and Poliwrath in the Johto leader's tournament in the Pokemon World Tournament. Jasmine would have Steelix,
two Magneton, Scizor, Fortress, and Skarmory. Steelix and her two Magneton
are her leveled up gym team and the other three are the
only fully evolved steel-types in Kanto and Johto. The limited number
of steel-types makes the two
Magneton necessary. Pryce would have
Piloswine, Dewgong, Sneasel, Cloyster,
Jinx, and Lapras. The first two are gym Pokemon and the other four
are ones he used in the Pokemon World Tournament. For Claire, there's not
enough dragon-types. We're gonna have to do
that thing that they did in the earlier generations
and even sometimes later generations where they're
just like, you know what? This Pokemon looks like
a dragon, it's fine. Her team would be
Kingdra, two Dragonites, Gyarados, Aerodactyl
and Charizard. This is basically her HeartGold
SoulSilver rematch team but with her Dragonair
fully evolved. On to Hoenn. Roxanne would have
Nosepass in gen three, or Probopass in gen six. Golem, Armaldo, Cradily, Agron and Relicanth. The first two come
from her gym team and the other four
are from her team in the Hoenn leaders tournament in the Pokemon World Tournament. There are other
rock-type options in the Hoenn regional decks, but since she's
used these before, they work the best. Brawly would have Hariyama, Machamp, Medicham, Breloom, Heracross and Blaziken. Hariyama, Machamp and Medicham
are evolved up gym Pokemon, and the other three are the
only remaining fully evolved fighting-types in
the Hoenn Pokedex. Well actually, Gallade
is there in gen six. So for gen six, Brawly swap
out Blaziken for Gallade so he doesn't have
to have a starter. Watson would have Manectric,
Magneton or Magnezone depending on whether it's
gen three or gen six, Electrode, Raichu,
Plusle and Minun. The first three are
of course gym Pokemon and the other three he's
seen having elsewhere. In fact in Horus, Plusle
and Minun are shown living in his apartment. Flannery would have Torkoal, two Camerupt, Magcargo,
Nine Tails, and Blaziken. The first four are gym Pokemon, including the duplicate
Camerupt since she had a Numel and Camerupt in Emerald. While she's never
had a Nine Tails, it's in the Hoenn regional decks and Blaziken, while
sadly a starter, is the only fully evolved
fire-type in the regional decks that's left. I don't like that I
have to give Blaziken to both Flannery and Brawly, since it's a starter, but I'd rather
give 'em a Blaziken them give 'em repeats. And Flannery already
has one repeat. Norman's team would be Slaking, Spinda, Linoone, Exploud,
Zangoose and Kecleon. The first three are from
his Emerald gym team and the other three are from his Pokemon World Tournament roster. Winona's team would
be Altaria, Skarmory, Pelipper, Swellow,
Tropius and Crobat. The first five are
from her gym teams and Crobat is a Hoenn
regional decks Pokemon I picked rather arbitrarily. Of all the fully
evolved flying-types in the Hoenn regional decks
that were left as options, so there were
bug-types, Salamence, Dodrio and Crobat, I felt that Crobat fit
her aesthetic the best. Well, there's also
Gyarados, which she has used in the Pokemon World Tournament, but Gyarados, despite
being a flying-type, cannot fly. Honestly shouldn't have
ever been a flying-type. Tate and Liza
would have Solrock, Lunatone, Claydol, Xatu, Chimecho and Grumpig. The first four are
from the gym teams. Claydol and Xatu from Emerald, and Chimecho and Grumpig
were used by them in the Pokemon World Tournament. The two of them actually
compete separately in the PWT, but they both use
Grumpig and Chimecho in the Hoenn leaders tournament. Juan would have
Kingdra, Luvdisc, Whiscash, Walrein,
Crawdaunt, and Gorebyss. The first five are
his team from emerald, with the Sealeo evolved, and Gorebyss he used in the
Pokemon World Tournament. Next is Wallace, who's
in a weird situation because he's both a gym
leader and a champion in the same generation. While his final gym team
could be his final gym team, just made a bit stronger, I think it would make more sense for him to just use
his champion team. Besides, he has used that
team as a gym leader before in the post-game of Horus. As a refresher, that
team is Wallord, Tentacruel, Ludicolo, Whiscash, Gyarados, and Milotic. It's time for the Sinnoh region. Now Sinnoh's in a bit
of a weird situation because its' regional
decks increased in size within the generation
when Platinum came out. For the sake of simplicity, when I'm picking these
gym leaders teams, I'm allowing myself to pick
from the Platinum decks not the more limited
Diamond and Pearl decks. If I was limited to the Diamond and Pearl decks, we would
have problems like Flint the fire type elite four member only having two fire types. Roark's team would be Rampardos, Onyx, Golem, Rhyperior, Probopass and Sudowoodo. The first three
are from his gym, and the other three
are the remaining fully evolved rock types
in the Sinnoh decks. The only one of
them he's never used at any point before
is Rhyperior. Gardenia's team
would be the same as her PWT's Sinnoh
leaders tournament team. Roserade, Cherrim, Torterra, Carnivine, Leafeon
and Tangrowth. I normally wouldn't choose
to give her Torterra, since as I've said, I don't like giving
gym leaders starters. I'd give her something
else in the Sinnoh decks like the grass type
Wormadam or Tropius, but she's had Turtwig in all
of her initial gym battles. So, if it's already
there, it's fair. Fantina would have
Mismagius, Drifblim, Gengar, Dusknoir,
Spiritomb and Rotom. The first four are
from gym battles and Spiritomb and Rotom
she's used in the PWT. I considered giving
her Froslass, but since that's
Candace's ace in Platinum, I didn't think she
should have it. Maylene would have Lucario, Machamp, Medicham, Toxicroak, Gallade, and Heracross. The first three are
from her gym battles. Toxicroak and Gallade
she's used in the PWT and Heracross is the last
non starter fully evoked fighting type in
the Sinnoh decks. She has used Infernape
in the PWT before, but like I said, I'd prefer not to
give 'em starters. Wake's team would be Floatzel, Gyarados, Quagsire, Lumineon, Gastrodon and Bibarel. The first three
are from his gym. Lumineon and Gastrodon
he used in the PWT and Bibarel, because I
want to see a gym leader use a Bibarel. The Sinnoh decks has a
ton of water type options but Bibarel is the only gen
four fully evolved water type that is not a starter
or a legendary. So to me, I think
a gen four leader should use a gen
four water type, and Bibarel's just goofy
and I wanna see him use it. Byron's team would be
Bastiodon, Steelix, Magnezone, Bronzong,
Probopass, and Scizor. The first four are
evolved up gym Pokemon, and the latter two
are steel types in the Sinnoh decks
that he's never used but absolutely could. Candace's team
would be Froslass, Weavile, Mamoswine, Abomasnow, Glaceon and Glalie. This is actually the exact
team she uses in the PWT, comprising of all six
fully evolved ice types in the Sinnoh decks. Volkner would have
Electivire, Luxray, Jolteon, Raichu,
Rotom and Pachirisu. The first four are
from gym teams. Rotom he uses in the PWT and Pachirisu is a gen
four electric type. I could've given him Magnezone, but since Byron uses Magnezone
and Pachirisu isn't used by any gym leaders, figured I'd spread the love
and give him Pachirisu. On to generation five, and like with gen
four, I will be using the most expanded
decks possible. In this case, the Black 2
and White 2 Unova Pokedex. It's just more fun
to have more options. Cilan would have Simisage,
Ferrothorn, Maractus, Whimsicott, Lilligant
and Tangrowth. The first three he uses in
the Black 2 White 2 post-game. Whimsicott and Lilligant
he uses in the PWT and Tangrowth was picked
since it's a grass type in the Black 2 White 2 decks. There are other options, but I wanted to save them
for other gym leaders. Chili's team would
be Simisear, Heatmor, Darmanitan, Arcanine,
Magmortar, and Camerupt. This is the team
of six he uses in the Unova leaders tournament, so there's precedent
for all of them, especially the first
three which he uses in the Black 2
White 2 post-game. Cress's team would be
Simipour, Basculin, Golduck, Azumarill,
Floatzel and Octillery. The first two he uses in the
Black 2 White 2 post-game, the next three he uses in
the Pokemon World Tournament. And Octillery was chosen from
the rest of the Unova decks for being a pure water type. Therefore having no
way of overlapping with any other leaders. Aside from Marlin,
but Marlin's fine. You'll see when I get to him that I was actually
able to give both him and Cress completely
unique teams. Lenora's team would be Watchog, Audino, Sawsbuck, Dunsparce, Clefable and Slaking. Cheren's team would be
Stoutland, Cinccino, Zangoose, Bouffalant,
Lickilicky and Raticate. These two were a bit tricky
since they have the same type specialty, like
with Cress and Marlin. But, I wanted their teams
to be wholly unique. So, I gave them each
their respective aces, Watchog for Lenora and
Stoutland for Cheren. Then four Pokemon that they
use in the PWT at some point and then one last
normal type that's in the Black 2 White 2 Unova decks that they've never used before, but they get to use now. Those being Raticate for Cheren and Slaking for Lenora. Roxy would have Scolipede, Weezing, Muck, Garbodor, Amoonguss and Crobat. The first three are
from her gym battle with Grimer only appearing
in challenge mode, and the latter three
being from teams she uses in the PWT. Burgh would have Leavanny, Crustle, Escavalier, Accelgor, Durant, and Vespiquen. The first four are
evolved up members of his challenge mode gym battle in Black 2 White 2, and the last two
he uses in the PWT. Elesa would have Zebstrika, Emolga, Ampharos, Galvantula, Eelektross,
and Stunfisk. The first four are from her
Black 2 White 2 challenge mode gym battle, while the other
two she adds on to those in the Pokemon World Tournament. Clay would have
Excadrill, Krookodile, Seismitoad, Sandslash, Steelix and Golurk. The first five are evolved
up gym battle Pokemon from various games and modes, and Golurk is my favorite
one of the Pokemon that he uses in the PWT. Besides Flygon, but
that's going to Drayton. Skyla would have
Swanna, Unfezant, Swoobat, Sigilyph,
Braviary and Mandibuzz. The first four are
various gym Pokemon and Braviary and Mandibuzz
are from the PWT. Brycen would have
Beartic, Vanilluxe, Cryogonal, Walrein,
Weavile and Dewgong. The first three are from his
gym battle in Black and White, and the latter three
are from the PWT. Drayden would have
two Haxorus, Haxosori? Flygon, Druddigon,
Altaria, and Hydreigon. The first four are from
his various gym battles and the last two
he uses in the PWT. For Iris, like Wallace, we've already seen her
use a full team of six. So therefore, if she was
the final gym leader, and had a full team of six, I would think it
would be the same as her champion team. Marlin would have
Jellicent, Carracosta, Wailord, Mantine,
Alomomola, and Starmie. The first four are from his
challenge mode of gym battle, and the later two are
ones he uses in the PWT. That finishes gen five. Which means we no longer can
use the PWT as a reference for team members. Time to get, bit more creative. To start off gen six, Viola would have Vivillon, Masquerain, Yanmega, Scolipede, Escavalier and Mega Pinsir. I talked about in
a previous video about how I think that the
final gym leader in X and Y should've had a mega evolution because you had fought at
least one mega evolution prior to that. So therefore, with
the Kalos gym leaders, if you were fighting them last, I think they should have a mega. So I'm giving all
of them a mega. Vivillon and Masquerain
she's used before and the other four are
picked from the Kalos decks based on, pretty much
my own preferences. Grant would have
Tyrantrum, Aurorus, Barbaracle, Gigalith,
Agron and Mega Aerodactyl. The first two are
from a gym battle, and the latter four
were picked by me. Mega Aerodactyl is the
obvious mega choice for him in my opinion, since it's another
prehistoric Pokemon. Korrina would have
Hawlucha, Mienshao, Machamp, Pangoro, Toxicroak and Mega Lucario. She's used all but Pangoro
and Toxicroak before. Toxicroak is chosen
pretty arbitrarily, but Pangoro is a necessity
since it's a gen six Pokemon and she's a gen six leader. Ramos would have
Gogoat, Victreebel, Jumpluff, Trevenant,
Gourgeist and Mega Venusaur. The first three
are from his gym, Trevenant and Gourgeist
are gen six grass-types and Mega Venusaur's the
only X and Y mega available. There's only one other
grass-type mega evolution and that is Mega Abomasnow and I am saving
that for Wulfric. Clemont would have Heliolisk, Magnezone, Emolga, Dedenne, Lantern and Mega Manectric. The first three
are from the gym. The Dedenne is a gen
six electric-type. I like Lantern, and
Mega Manectric because
in my fictional X and Y, Mega Ampharos
is used by Drasna. Valerie would have
Sylveon, Mr Mime, Florges, Slurpuff, Aromatisse
and Mega Mawile. The first two are
from the gym battle. The next three are
gen six fairies, and Mega Mawile
is her gym Mawile that can now go mega. Olympia would have
female Meowstic, Sigilyph, Slowking,
male Meowstic, Malamar and Mega Alakazam. The first three
are from her gym. The next two are gen
six psychic-types and yes, I do think that
she should have both a female and a male
Meowstic because while they're the same species, they look very different and
have very different moves and they're just different. And Mega Alakazam was picked
over Mega Medicham because she uses pretty much
exclusively special attackers and Mega Medicham is
a physical attacker. Wulfric would have
Avalugg, Cryogonal, Mamoswine, Beartic,
Glaceon and Mega Abomasnow. The first two are from his gym. The next three picked
mostly arbitrarily from the Kalos decks ice-types and lastly is his
Abomasnow mega'd up. Now onto generation seven, and as you probably know,
there are no gym leaders. So instead, I'll be talking
about the Island Kahunas because they behave
very similarly. Also, like with gens
four and gens five, I will be using the most
expanded decks available, the Ultra-Sun and
Ultra-Moon Alola decks. Hala would have Hariyama, Machamp, Beware, Poliwrath, Crabominable and Passimian. The first five are
his Pokemon link team, then Passimian is added on since it's a gen seven fighting-type. Olivia would have Midnight
Lycanroc, Probopass, Gigalith, Armaldo, Cradily,
and Alolan Golem. This team is a combination
of her league teams in Sun and Moon and
in Ultra-Sun and Moon. Nanu would have
Sableye, Krookodile, Honchkrow, Absol, Alolan Persian and Alolan Muck. This team is his post-game
team from Sun and Moon with Alolan Muck added on. Hapu would have Alolan Dugtrio, Gastrodon, Krookodile, Flygon, Mudsdale and Golurk. This team is a melding of
her title defense teams in Sun and Moon and in
Ultra-Sun and Ultra-Moon. Now it's time for the
current generation generation eight,
Pokemon Sword and Shield. I will say upfront that I won't
be covering Bead or Marnie because while they end
up being gym leaders, they are not gym leaders
until after the main story is completed. So you have no possible
way of fighting them as the final gym leader. In Sword, Milo would
have Gigantamax Flapple, Shiftry, Eldegoss, Bellossom, Cherrim and Whimsicott. In Shield, the Flapple
would be an Appletun and Shiftry would be Ludicolo. The first five are from his
champions cup rematch team, and then Whimsicott
is added on to fit his cute round
grass-types aesthetic. Nessa would have
Gigantamax Drednaw, Golisopod, Pelipper, Seaking, Toxapex
and Barraskewda. This team is a combination
of her champions cups teams both the first time
and the rematches. Kabu would have
Gigantamax Centiskorch, Torkoal, Nine Tails, Arcanine, Salazzle and Heatmor. The first five are from his
champions cup rematch team, and Heatmor was selected
from the Galar decks. Bea would have
Gigantamax Machamp, Falinks, Grapploct, Sirfetch'd, Hawlucha and Pangoro. This is a combination of
her champions cup team and her initial gym battle team. Allister would have
Gigantamax Gengar, Runerigus, Corsola, Polteageist, Mimikyu and Dusknoir. This team takes Pokemon from
both his initial gym battle and his battles in
the champions cup. Opal would have
Gigantamax Alcremie, Mawile, Galarian
Weezing, Togekiss Ribombee and Slurpuff. The first four are
from her gym battle, and the last two are fairy-types
that Bead does not use. Gordie would use
Gigantamax Coalossal, Tyranitar, Stonjourner, Shuckle, Barbaracle
and Sudowoodo. The first five are from his
champions cup rematch team, and Sudowoodo was
added on to that. Melanie would have
Gigantamax Lapras, Galarian Darmanitan, Eiscue, Mr. Rime, Frosmoth
and Arctozolt. The first five are from
her champions cup team, and Arctozolt was picked
because it's one of the only two gen eight
ice-types that she doesn't use. The other is Arctovish, but Arctozolt looks more icy. Then finally is Raihan, and for his gym battle team, it doesn't really matter whether they're
dragon-types or not. They just have to be mean,
monster looking Pokemon that are good in sandstorm, because that is
clearly the theme of his initial gym battle team. I would give him
Gigantamax Duraludon, Flygon, Gigalith, Sandaconda, Tyranitar and Steelix. The first four are
his original gym team and the last two
are, as I mentioned, mean slash monster
looking Pokemon that do well in sand. So, there we have it. That is a full team of six for every single gym leader in the main series games so far. Thank you guys so
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all I have for now. So til next time in advance, gotta catch them all.
Good bot