Gym Leaders (2024)

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How to beat Ghost Gym Leader Ryme in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. Ryme - the Montenevera Gym Leader - loves Ghost-type Pokémon, and her team reflects that. Ghost-type Pokémon are weak to Dark and Ghost-type Pokémon. Dark-type Pokémon will do best here, as they aren't vulnerable to Ryme's Ghost moves.

GLC is a singleton Pokémon Trading Card Game format that is ripe with possibilities and strategies to explore. The rules of Gym Leader Challenge are simple: Only one of each card with the same name per deck (except Basic Energy) No Rule Box cards or ACE SPEC cards. Only one type (color) of Pokémon per deck.

Larry uses normal-type Pokémon, which only have one weakness: fighting-type moves. His pocket pick, Staraptor, is particularly grating because the flying-type moves it knows will counter your fighting-type Pokémon. There are no other counters for normal-types, so just avoid using grass- or fighting-types against it.

Due to the open world structure of Scarlet and Violet, you can technically fight the gym leaders in absolutely any order you want, a first for the series. “Can” and “should” are very different things though, because the gym leaders aren't going to scale or change their Pokémon based on the order in which you play.

Inside, you will face Blaine and his seven henchmen, each with a nice selection of Fire Pokémon. Just bring your best Surf-equipped Water types and a good Ground Pokémon and you won't find the opposition very tough.

Opal is the leader of the Ballonlea gym who specializes in Fairy-type Pokemon. Her Pokemon include a Level 36 Weezing, a Level 36 Mawile, a Level 37 Togekiss and a Level 38 Alcremie (Gigantamax).

Ryme is the Gym Leader of Montenevera Gym, a Ghost-type gym in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. She is an older lady who loves to rap and rhyme in her way of speaking. She uses a Toxtricity with a Ghost Tera-type, transforming the electric and poison-type into a ghost once it's terastallized.

Misty uses two Water-based Pokémon. As long as your Pikachu or Eevee (with the newly acquired Buzzy Buzz from the Pokémon Center) is close in level to her Pokémon, you should have no problem at all taking her out. Once you have beaten Misty, she will reward you with the Cascade Badge and TM 29 - Scald.

How do you beat Gym Leader Fantina? ›

Fantina's Drifblim is a Ghost/Flying-type Pokemon so it's weak to Dark, Ghost, Ice, Rock and Electric. An Electric Pokemon like Luxray with a Dark move like Bite would do well against Drifblim here. Gengar is a Ghost/Poison-type so will be weak to Ghost, Dark, Psychic and Ground moves.

Janice is a modern feminine given name, an extended version of Jane, an English feminine form of John which is itself derived from the Hebrew Yohanan, meaning ('Graced by god') or Yehohanan ('God is gracious').

Annette or Anette is a given name that is the diminutive of Anna or Anne, and has been used as a name of its own since the Industrial Age. In Greek, the variant Anneta is used.

Angie is a gender-neutral name of Greek origin meaning “messenger of God.” It is a form of the Greek names Angela or Angel, which come from the Greek word Angelos meaning “messenger.” This heavenly name has many variations, such as Angus, Angeline, and Angeliki, providing infinite options for naming your little angel.

To clear the Medali Gym Test, you need to order the Secret Menu item from the waiter in the Treasure Eater restaurant. The order is as follows: Grilled Rice Balls, Medium, Fire Blast, and Lemon.

How to Prepare for Medali Gym (Normal) Before you take on this Normal-type Gym, you'll want to have levelled up to around 36 and collected a team of Pokemon that are suitable for the challenge. Against a gym using Normal-type Pokemon, we'd recommend Fighting-type moves.