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- You spin your analog stick to make it twist in the direction you want it to go, while letting boxing gloves on springs punch you into the right direction. Each time you clear a section, you’ll battle a gym trainer. After getting through the challenge, you’ll take on Bea.
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Nov 1, 2023 · Gym Mission: One last semi-straightforward mission to round out the Gym Challenge. All you've got to do is defeat three Gym Trainers in double battles, which means thinking about your...
Nov 15, 2019 · Raihan’s gym challenge has you fight against three different trainers, who all use different types of weather to give them an advantage in a double battle. Once you successfully beat them, you ...
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- Turffield – Milo. Gym mission: Herding pens of Wooloo. Just run around and chase the Wooloo in the direction you want them to go. Milo's Pokémon: Gossifleur (Level 19)
- Hulbury - Nessa. Gym mission: Use switches to direct the flow of water and clear your path towards the other side of the room. Nessa's Pokémon: Goldeen (Level 22)
- Motostoke - Kabu. Gym Mission: Defeat or catch wild Pokémon in the stadium to earn 5 points before the other competitors. Kabu's Pokémon: Ninetales (Level 25)
- Stow-on-Side: Bea (Sword) or Allister (Shield) Pokémon Sword Gym Mission: Use your left and right thumbsticks while sliding down a slope and use punching gloves to move yourself.
- Gym 1: Turffield. Location: Turffield. Gym Leader: Milo. Specialty: Grass-type. Reward: TM10. The first gym is located early on in the game in the south of the region and is a Grass-type Gym.
- Gym 2: Hulbury. Location: Hulbury. Gym Leader: Nessa. Specialty: Water-type. Reward: TM36. The second gym is found in Hulbury in the south-east of the region. This Gym won't be accessible right away as you'll need to find Nessa near the lighthouse in town before she battles you.
- Gym 3: Motostoke. Location: Motostoke. Gym Leader: Kabu. Specialty: Fire-type. Reward: TM38. The third gym is found in back in Motostoke. As you travel there, you'll encounter Kabu in Galar Mine No. 2 who will say he was training for battles in the Gym Challenge.
- Gym 4: Stow-on-Side. Game: Pokémon Sword. Location: Stow-on-Side. Gym Leader: Bea. Specialty: Fighting-type. Reward: TM42. The fourth gym is up in Stow-on-Side. This gym has you participate in a rather simple Gym Mission.
- Milo The Grass-Type Gym Leader
- Nessa The Water-Type Gym Leader
- Kabu The Fire-Type Gym Leader
- Bea The Fighting-Type Gym Leader
- Allister The Ghost-Type Gym Leader
- Opal The Fairy-Type Gym Leader
- Gordie The Rock-Type Gym Leader
- Melony The Ice-Type Gym Leader
- Piers The Dark-Type Gym Leader
- Raihan The Dragon-Type Gym Leader
Pokémon - L19 Gossifleur, L20 Eldegoss Strategy - Milo's team consists of two Grass-type Pokémon, so the players who chose Scorbunny are going to have a really easy time with this guy. Grass-type Pokémon are weak against Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, and Ice-type Pokémon, so the player has a lot of different options to choose from, including Rockidee,...
Pokémon - L22 Goldeen, L23 Arrokuda, L24 Drednaw Strategy - The players who chose Grookey should easily be able to trounce Nessa. The players who went with Scorbunny or Sobble still have a lot of options, with Yamper being a great choice. Nessa's strategy is all about offense and she has no special tactics outside of Dynamaxing her Drednaw, so the ...
Pokémon - L25 Ninetails, L25 Arcanine, L27 Centiskorch Kabu is the first Gym Leader to put up a real fight. His Ninetails and Arcanine both like to use Will-O-Wisp to burn the player's Pokémon, while his Centiskorch has a powerful Gigantamax form. The Sobble players will finally have a chance to shine, but a Rock-type Pokémon (like Rolycoly or Ston...
Pokémon - L34 Hitmontop, L34 Pangoro, L35 Sirfetch'd, L36 Machamp Strategy - A Ghost-type Pokémon seems like it might be the player's greatest ally against Bea, as her team's arsenal mostly consists of Fighting and Normal-type moves. The only problem is that the enemy team also has a lot of Dark-type moves to counter this, which is also why it's a ...
Pokémon - L34 Yamask, L34 Mimkyu, L35 Cusola, L36 Gengar Strategy - A Dark-type Pokémon like Nickit or Thievul is the best option when facing Allister, as the wannabe Mr. Crowley uses a team made up of Ghost-type Pokémon. The Dark-type Pokémon will deal double damage to Allister's team, while only receiving half damage in return. Mimikyu might have...
Pokémon - L36 Galarian Weezing, L36 Mawile, L37 Togekiss, L38 Alcremie Strategy - Opal's team can be undone by a Steel-type Pokémon, so Cuffant or Purrserker will do well against her. A Steel-type Pokémon will deal double damage to Opal's team while resisting their attacks. It's also impossible to poison a Steel-type Pokémon, which can shut down he...
Pokémon - L40 Barbaracle, L40 Shuckle, L41 Stonjourner, L42 Coalossal Strategy - Gordie has a diverse team, so it's hard to pinpoint an exact strategy. A Grass-type Pokémon will do well against the first three members of his team (especially Barbaracle), but it won't last long against Gigantamax Coalossal, especially as its G-Max Volcalith attack d...
Pokémon - L40 Frosmoth, LL40 Darmanitan, L41 Eiscue, L42 Lapras Strategy - The first three members of Melony's team will be crushed by a Fire or Rock-type Pokémon. Be wary of using a Fire-type Pokémon for the final battle, as she has a Gigantamax Lapras that can hit like a truck with its Water-type attacks. The Lapras can use G-Max Resonance, which...
Pokémon - L44 Scrafty, L45 Malamar, L45 Skuntank, L46 Obstagoon Strategy - Piers is the only Gym Leader who doesn't use Dynamax Pokémon, so the player cannot rely on the power-up for themselves. The team used by Piers can easily be undone by a Fairy-type Pokémon, while a Fighting-type Pokémon will do well against everything except for the Malamar a...
Pokémon - L46 Gigalith, L47 Flygon, L46 Sandaconda, L48 Duraludon Strategy - Raihan's strategy is more about weather effects than relying on Dragon-type moves, so the simplest solution is to overwrite them. He relies on summoning sandstorms, as his team won't be damaged by them due to their typing. The Raihan battle is a double battle, so taking ou...
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Jan 6, 2020 · In Shield, players will have to battle Melony, an Ice-type trainer. This guide will outline the strengths and weaknesses of every gym leader and their Pokémon so that players can guarantee their place in the final tournament.
Nov 15, 2019 · After being the Stow-on-Side gym, you’ll get TM42, Revenge, and a fighting-type gym uniform to wear outside of gym challenges. You’ll also be able to catch Pokémon up to level 40.
