Gym Leaders. The boss battles of the ポケモン games. And do Iove me some boss battles. The gym leaders are sort of a mixed bag though. Most don’t pose much of a threat, while others are so hard to beat they’re downright cheap. As such, coming up with 5 awesome gym leaders 上, ページのトップへ 5 一覧 won’t be easy, much less arranging them in a suitable order. But I’m willing to take that challenge. Oh, and don’t expect to find any of the gym leaders of ポケモン X and Y on here. I never fully beat that game, and the ones I did beat weren’t that impressive. Anyway, here we go!
Number 5: Cheren 
The first gym leader in Black 2 and White 2, is my favourite gym leader from what most of us consider the “newer” ポケモン games. (generation IV and onwards) I personally felt a little underwhelmed when battling against him. あなた battled his ポケモン before in the tall 草 and against other trainers, and Cheren’s two ポケモン don’t even exceed Lv 11. But it was his role in Black 2 and White 2 that made him pretty interesting, もっと見る so than the others on this list. Other than the gym leaders from generation IV and before that, あなた pretty much met the gym leaders in their gyms, and they were just sorta… there. Cheren actually had a role in the story. Besides, あなた can call him up on the Xtransceiver and he’ll tell あなた about type matchups and ポケモン abilities. I even learned something new from him! Cheren, you’re alright.
Number 4: Whitney 
The crying aside, I freakin’ 愛 Whitney. I sure あなた remember it well: あなた were laughing while あなた completely annihilated Faulkner and Bugsy, not even breaking a sweat. Congrats, あなた have two badges. How does the game reward you? Well, with a massive slap to the face, and a kick in the groin. What? あなた thought your entire journey was going to be easy? She starts off with a Lv 18 Clefairy that knows Metronome, meaning she could ポンプ out anything from a Drill Peck against your Machop to an Earthquake against your poor Gastly. Scary? When あなた meet her 秒 Pokémon, you’d wish you’d face Clefairy again. Her Lv 20 Miltank is tough and durable. Her Rollout is devastating to all but the most the bulkiest Pokémon, her Attract will leave your ポケモン helpless, and if あなた so much as manage to wither down her HP to the red zone, she’ll use ミルク Drink, and あなた can try again. That is, if she hasn’t defeated your ポケモン already. Whitney sounds like a cheap trap, but in reality, she isn’t. Once あなた develop a strategy, she’s very manageable. But the fact that this is the first Johto leader whom あなた actually have to use tactics on to beat, makes Whitney a very cool Gym Leader to me. I seriously doubt anyone beat Whitney on their first playthrough of ゴールド and Silver. I know I didn’t. She totally destroyed me on my first try. And my 秒 try… And my third…
Number 3: Brock 
First thing’s first: Brock is a pushover. Even if あなた choose Charmander, Brock can be tossed aside with ease. Because of Mankey. But I remember the first gym leader of the entire series as an icon. One of the series’ finest moments, if あなた will. He’s the first true obstacle あなた have to overcome in order to reach your goal. Brock was the first gym leader I had ever fought, and the Boulder Badge was the first badge I had ever won. My very first gym badge… That’s something I have to hold dearly in my Pokémon-loving heart.
Besides, he’s totally my favourite character from the show, too.
Number 2: Giovanni 
No, I didn’t see it coming. I know many people did, but I sure as heck didn’t. On my first playthrough of ポケモン Blue, I was totally flabbergasted to see Giovanni in the Viridian Gym, at the end of your journey through Kanto. I know, Team Rocket was kind of a big thing in ポケモン Red and Blue, but truth be told, I kind of forgot about Giovanni after beating his ポケモン senseless in the Rocket Hideout. And then he suddenly appeared at the end of the Viridian gym. Sure, he was fairly to beat, but the fact that it was such a mystery as to who the final gym leader actually was throughout the entire game, only to find out it was none other than the freakin’ leader of Team Rocket made the final gym battle of Red and Blue one of the most memorable in the entire series. Well, it is only 秒 to one. Namely…
Number 1: Norman 
My favourite gym leader of the entire series is Norman, your father in ポケモン Ruby and Sapphire! One of the new things in ポケモン Ruby and Sapphire was that instead of a mother, あなた also had a father, and to find out that your father is actually a gym leader? That was cool. And Norman was strong, he was probably the most difficult battle あなた fought up until that point in the game. あなた rocked Roxanne’s socks, あなた forced Brawly into submission, あなた shock and awe’d Wattson, and あなた melted Flannery. And now, あなた had to test your skills against none other than your father. This was actually a really big thing for me, something I literally had prepared towards for the entire game until then. And the battle against him did not disappoint. Although I didn’t think it was as difficult as, let’s say, Whitney, Norman provided a nice challenge. But the symbolism of this battle is what stands out, and makes the battle against Norman the best gym battle in the series, in my opinion.
Number 5: Cheren
The first gym leader in Black 2 and White 2, is my favourite gym leader from what most of us consider the “newer” ポケモン games. (generation IV and onwards) I personally felt a little underwhelmed when battling against him. あなた battled his ポケモン before in the tall 草 and against other trainers, and Cheren’s two ポケモン don’t even exceed Lv 11. But it was his role in Black 2 and White 2 that made him pretty interesting, もっと見る so than the others on this list. Other than the gym leaders from generation IV and before that, あなた pretty much met the gym leaders in their gyms, and they were just sorta… there. Cheren actually had a role in the story. Besides, あなた can call him up on the Xtransceiver and he’ll tell あなた about type matchups and ポケモン abilities. I even learned something new from him! Cheren, you’re alright.
Number 4: Whitney
The crying aside, I freakin’ 愛 Whitney. I sure あなた remember it well: あなた were laughing while あなた completely annihilated Faulkner and Bugsy, not even breaking a sweat. Congrats, あなた have two badges. How does the game reward you? Well, with a massive slap to the face, and a kick in the groin. What? あなた thought your entire journey was going to be easy? She starts off with a Lv 18 Clefairy that knows Metronome, meaning she could ポンプ out anything from a Drill Peck against your Machop to an Earthquake against your poor Gastly. Scary? When あなた meet her 秒 Pokémon, you’d wish you’d face Clefairy again. Her Lv 20 Miltank is tough and durable. Her Rollout is devastating to all but the most the bulkiest Pokémon, her Attract will leave your ポケモン helpless, and if あなた so much as manage to wither down her HP to the red zone, she’ll use ミルク Drink, and あなた can try again. That is, if she hasn’t defeated your ポケモン already. Whitney sounds like a cheap trap, but in reality, she isn’t. Once あなた develop a strategy, she’s very manageable. But the fact that this is the first Johto leader whom あなた actually have to use tactics on to beat, makes Whitney a very cool Gym Leader to me. I seriously doubt anyone beat Whitney on their first playthrough of ゴールド and Silver. I know I didn’t. She totally destroyed me on my first try. And my 秒 try… And my third…
Number 3: Brock
First thing’s first: Brock is a pushover. Even if あなた choose Charmander, Brock can be tossed aside with ease. Because of Mankey. But I remember the first gym leader of the entire series as an icon. One of the series’ finest moments, if あなた will. He’s the first true obstacle あなた have to overcome in order to reach your goal. Brock was the first gym leader I had ever fought, and the Boulder Badge was the first badge I had ever won. My very first gym badge… That’s something I have to hold dearly in my Pokémon-loving heart.
Besides, he’s totally my favourite character from the show, too.
Number 2: Giovanni
No, I didn’t see it coming. I know many people did, but I sure as heck didn’t. On my first playthrough of ポケモン Blue, I was totally flabbergasted to see Giovanni in the Viridian Gym, at the end of your journey through Kanto. I know, Team Rocket was kind of a big thing in ポケモン Red and Blue, but truth be told, I kind of forgot about Giovanni after beating his ポケモン senseless in the Rocket Hideout. And then he suddenly appeared at the end of the Viridian gym. Sure, he was fairly to beat, but the fact that it was such a mystery as to who the final gym leader actually was throughout the entire game, only to find out it was none other than the freakin’ leader of Team Rocket made the final gym battle of Red and Blue one of the most memorable in the entire series. Well, it is only 秒 to one. Namely…
Number 1: Norman
My favourite gym leader of the entire series is Norman, your father in ポケモン Ruby and Sapphire! One of the new things in ポケモン Ruby and Sapphire was that instead of a mother, あなた also had a father, and to find out that your father is actually a gym leader? That was cool. And Norman was strong, he was probably the most difficult battle あなた fought up until that point in the game. あなた rocked Roxanne’s socks, あなた forced Brawly into submission, あなた shock and awe’d Wattson, and あなた melted Flannery. And now, あなた had to test your skills against none other than your father. This was actually a really big thing for me, something I literally had prepared towards for the entire game until then. And the battle against him did not disappoint. Although I didn’t think it was as difficult as, let’s say, Whitney, Norman provided a nice challenge. But the symbolism of this battle is what stands out, and makes the battle against Norman the best gym battle in the series, in my opinion.
It just doesn't make any sense as to how certain Pokémon, (mainly Misty's Psyduck, Jessie's Wobbuffet, May's Skitty, and Ash's Oshawott), come out of their Pokéballs all on their own. Is there maybe a certain button inside the Pokéball that they can push to let themselves out または is it just a glitch that always makes them come out at ランダム moments? Someone please explain this to me because it's confusing. They always seem to pop out of their Pokéballs at the most odd moments. I know it acts as comedic relief when they do this, but I still don't see just how they manage to do it.
Seriously, it's not only during their motto. Almost every word that comes out of their mouths is rhyme for something they 発言しました または something another member said. I can't think of any specific examples off the 上, ページのトップへ of my head, but I know there's a lot of them. Does anybody else find this totally annoying? :/ It's one of the many reasons I can't stand Team Rocket. I gotta say though, some Team Rocket 名言・格言 are totally hilarious, and some have made me laugh so hard I couldn't breathe, but for the most part, they're annoying and lame, and to quote Dawn from the episode Borrow On Bad Faith "They're so weird."
