Gym Compendium (Yellow)

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This page is designed as a comprehensive guide to all the Gym battles and the Elite 4 in Pokemon Yellow; Special Pikachu Edition. It will tell you the level and types of all the Pokemon each Gym Leader and Elite 4 member use, as well as what badges and TMs are given to you after beating the Leaders of each Gym, and finally what effects each badge and TM has in-game. You receive no TMs or badges for beating Elite 4 members, however.

Pewter Gym

Leader: Brock

Type: Rock

This will be your first experience of gym battling

Pokemon

  • Onix
    • Level 12
    • Rock/Ground

Prizes

Badge Given: Boulder Badge. This allows the use of the Hidden Machine Flash outside of battle.

TM Given: TM 34, Bide. This move deals two times the amount of damage taken to the opponent in the two turns it is active.

Cerulean Gym

Leader: Misty

Type: Water

Pikachu is battling Misty's Starmie

Pokemon

Prizes

Badge Given: Cascade Badge. This badge allows the use of the Hidden Machine Cut outside of battle. Also, any Pokemon received in a trade up to and including Level 30 will always obey you in battle.

TM Given: TM 11, Bubblebeam. A moderately powered Water type move which has a chance of lowering the opponents speed one stage.

Vermilion Gym

Leader: Lt. Surge

Lt. Surge's Raichu will be the strongest opponent for you to have faced so far in the game - a formidable foe

Type: Electric

Pokemon

Prizes

Badge Given: Thunder Badge. This badge allows the use of the Hidden Machine Fly outside of battle.

TM Given: TM 24, Thunderbolt. A strong Electric type move which has a chance of inflicting Paralysis on the opponent.

Celadon Gym

Leader: Erika

Type: Grass

Erika's "girl-only" Grass type Gym

Pokemon

  • Gloom
    • Level 32
    • Grass/Poison

Prizes

Badge Given: Rainbow Badge. This allows the use of Hidden Machine Strength outside of battle. Also, any Pokemon received in a trade up to and including Level 50 will always obey you in battle.

TM Given: TM 21, Mega Drain. A moderately powered Grass type move, which recovers the user's health by an amount equal to half the damage caused.

Fuchsia Gym

Leader: Koga

Type: Poison

Charizard's Flamethrower will make quick work out of Koga's Bugs

Pokemon

Prizes

Badge Given: Soul Badge. This badge allows the use of the Hidden Machine Surf outside of battle.

TM Given: TM 06, Toxic. This inflicts severe Poison status on the opponent, with the amount of damage caused by Poison slowly increasing with each turn.

Saffron Gym

Leader: Sabrina

Sabrina's Alakazam may pose some problems unless you have very powerful moves to take it down

Type: Psychic

Pokemon

  • Abra
    • Level 50
    • Psychic

Prizes

Badge Given: Marsh Badge. Any Pokemon received in a trade up to and including Level 70 will always obey you in battle.

TM Given: TM 46, Psywave. This inflicts random damage, ranging between a value of 1 and 1.5 times the user's level.

Cinnabar Gym

Leader: Blaine

Type: Fire

Water- or Ground-type moves will trounce Blaine's Fire-type Pokémon

Pokemon

Prizes

Badge Given: Volcano Badge. No additional effects are associated with this badge.

TM Given: TM 38, Fire Blast. An extremely powerful but inaccurate Fire type move with a chance of inflicting Burn status on the opponent.

Viridian Gym

Leader: Giovanni

Type: Ground

Beating Giovanni is your ticket to the Indigo Plateau, and to challenging the Elite 4

Pokemon

Prizes

Badge Given: Earth Badge. Any Pokemon whatsoever gained in a trade will now obey you without question.

TM Given: TM 27, Fissure. This move will one-hit KO any Pokemon it hits. However, it is very inaccurate, with only a 30% hit rate, and only affects Pokemon of a lower level than the user.


The Elite 4

Lorelei

Type: Ice

The first member of the Elite his an Ice-type Master, however many of her Pokemon are also of the Water type, and so Thunderbolt is a very useful move here.

Pokemon

  • Jynx
    • Level 56
    • Ice/Psychic


Bruno

Type: Fighting

Bruno uses a number of very strong Fighting-type Pokemon which are most easily taken down with Special attacks such as Psychic

Pokemon

  • Onix
    • Level 53
    • Rock/Ground
  • Onix
    • Level 56
    • Rock/Ground


Agatha

Type: Ghost

Whilst Gengar have a low Defense stat, they are completely immune to the strongest physical assaults - Normal and Fighting type moves. They can also deal very large amounts of damage owing to their huge Special stat, as well as taking little from weaker Special moves.

Pokemon

  • Golbat
    • Level 56
    • Flying/Poison


Lance

Type: Dragon

All of Lance's Pokemon except Gyarados are weak to Ice Beam and Blizzard - make sure you can capitalise upon this weakness!

Pokemon


Elite 4 Champion Jolteon Team

Whatever you chose your Rival's name to be

Type: Multi

The Champion's pokemon are very strong and have a diverse number of types. His Jolteon is very fast and can hit very hard with Thunder

Pokemon

Elite 4 Champion Flareon Team

Whatever you chose your Rival's name to be

Type: Multi

Again there are diverse types, but Flareon is much easier to take down than either Vaporeon or Jolteon - he has poor Speed and Defenses and not many highly offensive moves

Pokemon


Elite 4 Champion Vaporeon Team

Whatever you chose your Rival's name to be

Type: Multi

Vaporeon may prove difficult to beat as he has a huge HP and Special stat, so super effective types such as Electric and Grass may not do much without STAB

Pokemon

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