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- Complete the mission and you can face the third Gym Leader, Kabu, who specialises in Fire-type Pokémon. He Gigantamaxes his Centiskorch in battle. Defeat her and you will receive TM38, Will-o-Wisp, the Fire Badge, the Fire Uniform and the ability to capture Pokémon up to Level 35.
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Pokémon Sword and Shield return to the gym leader formula after the Trials feature of Sun/Moon. Gym battles take place in large stadiums filled with cheering crowds, and are broadcast on television. Sword/Shield also features version-exclusive gyms.
Complete the mission and you can face the fourth Gym Leader, Allister, who specialises in Ghost-type Pokémon. He Gigantamaxes his Gengar in battle. Defeat him and you will receive TM77, Hex, the Ghost Badge, the Ghost Uniform and the ability to capture Pokémon up to Level 40.
In order to challenge the Champion, you and your rivals will need to defeat the top Trainer for each Pokémon Gym, who is known as the Gym Leader. The battles with these Gym Leaders often involve intense clashes between Dynamax Pokémon.
Our Pokemon Sword and Shield Gym Leaders guide gives you all the information and strategy tips you need to defeat all 8 gym leaders in the Galar region. It includes detailed information on a Gym Leader's team and strategy on how to defeat them.
- Milo, Turffield Gym Leader
- Nessa, Hullbury Gym Leader
- Kabu, Motostoke Gym Leader
- Bea, Stow-On-Side Gym Leader
- Allister, Stow-On-Side Gym Leader
- Opal, Ballonlea Gym Leader
- Gordie, Circhester Gym Leader
- Melony, Circhester Gym Leader
- Piers, Spikemuth Gym Leader
- Raihan, Hammerlocke Gym Leader
Every journey starts somewhere, and the first stop on the Gym Challenge quest is a showdown against the master of Grass-type Pokémon, Milo! The burly gym leader is your first obstacle, but not an insurmountable one. In the Turffield Gym after you herd several unruly Wooloo into their pens, you’ll have plenty of options to field in battle against Mi...
The next stop on the road to being the best like no one ever was, just so happens to be in Hulbury. Home to Nessa, this Gym Leader is a master of Water-type Pokémon and she won’t waste a chance to rain on your parade if you give her an opening. Nessa’s gym challenge is a simple task of turning a few valves and defeating her resident gym trainers, b...
So far, the road to Pokémon Cup Challenge hasn’t been too daunting. That all changes with your third Gym challenge, as Kabu is ready to burn to ashes any who dare stand in his way. After facing Gym Leaders who favoured Grass and Water, Kabu is pretty much the final introductory challenge in Pokémon's signature system of elemental rock-paper-scissor...
Surprise! In a first for the Pokémon series, your Gym Leader challenge is also delving into the idea of exclusivity depending on which version of the catch ‘em all game you purchased. Pokémon Sword players looking to add a fourth badge to their collection will face off against Bea, martial arts master and Stow-On-Side’s resident Gym Leader. Bea’s g...
Pokémon Sword may have Bea and her team of Fighting-type pocket monsters, but Pokémon Shield players will have to deal with a far spookier opponent on the fourth stop of the Gym Leader challenge. Allister waits for you in Stow-On-Side’s , and he has a gang of Ghost-type Pokémon who are ready to take you on. Just like Bea, his gym will have you mani...
Pink! Ballonlea’s gym leader just loves seeing that colour on other people and she won’t hesitate to repeat this fact several times. Pink also happens to be the primary colour of the Fairy-Type Pokémon, the pocket monsters that Opal specialises in. Over at her gym, the challenge ahead of you is a simple one: Battle three gym trainers in a row, and ...
He’s the Rock-type master and a rock star of fashion! Gordie is over in Circhester for Pokémon Sword players, and his rock-solid defense is no joke. In his Circhester gym, Gordie’s challenge is particularly tricky: You’ve got a pair of rods, a room full of pitfalls and several gym trainers to defeat. Once your controller starts vibrating, you just ...
Over in Circhester, Pokémon Shield players have a cool customer to deal with. Or to be more exact, local Gym Leader Melony. Just like Gordie, Melony’s gym is comprised of a surface that is hiding many a pitfall. You’ll have to use the rods you’re provided to avoid them, or throw caution to the wind and take a tumble as you eliminate every option th...
You’ve finally made it to Spikemuth! The penultimate gym challenge awaits you, provided that you have what it takes to overpower Piers and his rock band of Dark-type Pokémon. After you’ve cleared a simple gym challenge that involves you taking on a quartet of Team Yell members, Piers will be ready to face you. There’s no Dynamax element present in ...
At long last, the final gym stands before you. Hammerlocke’s mightiest trainer and Leon’s self-proclaimed rival has deemed you worthy of facing him at long last, but you’ll need to be ready to play a few games of double if you want to best him. Raihan doesn’t waste any time getting you ready for the challenge that lies ahead, as he’ll task you with...
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Jan 6, 2020 · Players will need to face eight gym leaders in total before they can enter the tournament, but for the first time in Pokémon history, there are exclusive gym leaders for each game. The fourth gym leader in Pokémon Sword is Bea, a fighting Pokémon specialist.
Dec 26, 2022 · Share! ★ Game8's Pokemon TCG Pocket Wiki is live! ☆ Check out our competitive guides for Scarlet and Violet! ┣ Tier List / Doubles Tier List / Movesets / Rental Teams. ┗ Competitive Battle Guide. This is a page guide on how to beat the eight and final Gym Challenge in the game Pokemon Sword and Shield.
