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===Bertha===
===Bertha===
Bertha is the [[Ground (type)|Ground]] type trainer. The first thing to note about her team is that all of her Pokemon use Physical moves, making Physical Walls a perfect pick of this match. The majority of her Pokémon also know [[Earthquake]], making [[Levitate_(ability)|Levitate]] Pokemon another perfect counter to her team. Without these, her team will be difficult to take down without casualties. All of her Pokémon have huge offensive power with a coverage that leaves none of her weaknesses unchecked. She also makes use of her [[Hippowdon]]'s [[Sand Stream_(ability)|Sand Stream]] to set-up her next two Pokémon, particularly boosting [[Excadrill]]'s speed with its [[Sand Rush_(ability)|Sand Rush]] ability. Her signature Pokémon, [[Rhyperior]] will be hard to take down, and makes use of [[Weakness Policy]] to punish anyone trying to take it down with super effective moves.
Bertha is the [[Ground (type)|Ground]] type trainer. The first thing to note about her team is that all of her Pokémon use Physical moves, making Physical Walls a perfect pick of this match. The majority of her Pokémon also know [[Earthquake]], making [[Levitate_(ability)|Levitate]] Pokémon another perfect counter to her team. Without these, her team will be difficult to take down without casualties. All of her Pokémon have huge offensive power with a coverage that leaves none of her weaknesses unchecked. She also makes use of her [[Hippowdon]]'s [[Sand Stream_(ability)|Sand Stream]] to set-up her next two Pokémon, particularly boosting [[Excadrill]]'s speed with its [[Sand Rush_(ability)|Sand Rush]] ability. Her signature Pokémon, [[Rhyperior]] will be hard to take down, and makes use of [[Weakness Policy]] to punish anyone trying to take it down with super effective moves.


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{{NPCMove|Acrobatics}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}{{NPCMove|U-Turn}}
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{{BossPokemon|Name=Rhyperior|Nature=Impish|Ability=Solid Rock|Item=Weakness Policy|Moveset=
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===Flint===
===Flint===
Flint is the [[Fire (type)|Fire]] type specialist, and perhaps the most offensive of all of Sinnoh's Elite Four members. With [[Drought_(ability)|Drought]] and powerful moves like [[Flare Blitz]], any Pokémon that does not resist [[Fire (type)|Fire]] will struggle staying alive. Fortunately, he is not very good at handling [[Dragon (type)|Dragon]] and [[Ground (type)|Ground]] types. The former will resist his STAB attacks and take no super effective hit, while the later will be able to hit super effective all of his team while only fearing [[Ninetales]]' [[Solar Beam]]. This particularly makes [[Garchomp]] his worst nemesis. Despite [[Water (type)|Water]] being strong against his type, Pokémon of that type will find themselves to struggle during this battle, as [[Drought]] will cut in half their power, and they will in return take super effective hits from over half of his team.  
Flint is the [[Fire (type)|Fire]] type specialist, and perhaps the most offensive of all of Sinnoh's Elite Four members. With [[Drought_(ability)|Drought]] and powerful moves like [[Flare Blitz]], any Pokémon that does not resist [[Fire (type)|Fire]] will struggle staying alive. Fortunately, he is not very good at handling [[Dragon (type)|Dragon]] and [[Ground (type)|Ground]] types. The former will resist his STAB attacks and take no super effective hit, while the later will be able to hit super effective all of his team while only fearing [[Ninetales]]' [[Solar Beam]]. This particularly makes [[Garchomp]] his worst nemesis. Despite [[Water (type)|Water]] being strong against his type, Pokémon of that type will find themselves to struggle during this battle, as [[Drought_(ability)|Drought]] will cut in half their power, and they will in return take super effective hits from over half of his team.  


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{{BossPokemon|Name=Ninetales|Nature=Modest|Ability=Drought|Moveset=
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{{NPCMove|Flamethrower}}{{NPCMove|Nasty Plot}}{{NPCMove|Solarbeam}}{{NPCMove|Dark Pulse}}
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{{BossPokemon|Name=Houndoom|Nature=Timid|Ability=Flash Fire|Moveset=
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===Lucian===
===Lucian===
Lucian is the first member of Sinnoh's Elite Four that uses a type previously used in other Elite Fours, being [[Psychic (type)|Psychic]]. Setting up against him will be difficult, as most of his Pokémon have either devastating attacks, or will become dangerous if left alone. Defensively, the best type will be [[Bug (type)|Bug]], weak only to [[Sigylyph]] although they will only be super effective against two of his Pokémons. [[Ghost (type)|Ghost]] types will rather be the most efficient offensively, although they have to be careful of the front and back Pokémons with their [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Knock Off]].
Lucian is the first member of Sinnoh's Elite Four that uses a type previously used in other Elite Fours, being [[Psychic (type)|Psychic]]. Setting up against him will be difficult, as most of his Pokémon have either devastating attacks, or will become dangerous if left alone. Defensively, the best type will be [[Bug (type)|Bug]], weak only to [[Sigilyph]] although they will only be super effective against two of his Pokémons. [[Ghost (type)|Ghost]] types will rather be the most efficient offensively, although they have to be careful of the front and back Pokémons with their [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Knock Off]].


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===Cynthia===
===Cynthia===
Cynthia, a popular character in the franchise, uses a very balanced team worthy of her Champion title. There are no evident weakness to exploit, and will be an all-on battle. However, it is to note that [[Fairy (type)|Fairy]] will do particularly well on all of her Pokémons except her [[Roserade]]. [[Lucario]] may seem scary to the fairies, but as it does not know any [[Steel (type)|Steel]] move, [[Lucario]] is the one in disadvantage for that matchup. Playing defensively against Cynthia can prove innefficient, as [[Milotic]] can take defensive boosts away with [[Dragon Tail]] and use [[Recover]], [[Spiritomb]] will wear down the already lowered PPs with [[Pressure]], and two of her other Pokémons can possibly break through with [[Swords Dance]].
Cynthia, a popular character in the franchise, uses a very balanced team worthy of her Champion title. There are no evident weakness to exploit, and will be an all-on battle. However, it is to note that [[Fairy (type)|Fairy]] will do particularly well on all of her Pokémons except her [[Roserade]]. [[Lucario]] may seem scary to the fairies, but as it does not know any [[Steel (type)|Steel]] move, [[Lucario]] is the one in disadvantage for that matchup. Playing defensively against Cynthia can prove innefficient, as [[Milotic]] can take defensive boosts away with [[Dragon Tail]] and use [[Recover]], [[Spiritomb]] will wear down the already lowered PPs with [[Pressure_(ability)|Pressure]], and two of her other Pokémons can possibly break through with [[Swords Dance]].


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Latest revision as of 16:43, 8 July 2023

Sinnoh Elite Four
File:Pokemon League Sinnoh.png
Location Pokemon League Sinnoh
Champion Cynthia
Members
Aaron
Aaron
Bertha
Bertha
Flint
Flint
Lucian
Lucian

Sinnoh Elite Four

The Sinnoh Elite Four can be fought in Pokemon League Sinnoh. The player must fight five difficult trainers, and it is suggested to use Pokémons from previous regions, as they are already trained and ready to fight the Elite Four. However, unlike Hoenn, Sinnoh has an excellent leveling spot in Sendoff Spring. Each trainer will fight with a full team of 6 Pokémon.

The player will have to fight the five following trainers:

  • Aaron, a Bug type master.
  • Bertha, a Ground type master.
  • Flint, a Fire type master.
  • Lucian, a Psychic type master.
  • Cynthia, the Champion who does not specialize in any type.

Aaron

Aaron will be the first member of the Elite Four waiting for the player. Using a Bug team, he will be weak to Fire, Flying and Rock. Of course, he is prepared against those types, as some of his Pokémon resist the type, and some others can counter-attack with super-effective moves. The Fire type will be the most efficient as only his Heracross can hit it hard, while Poison will be able to resist attacks from all of his team. However, his signature Pokémon, Drapion, do not share any of his team's weakness, and will punish defensive buffs with its powerful critical hits.




Aaron's Lineup
NatureAbilityItem
Timid Compound Eyes Sitrus Berry
NatureAbilityItem
Adamant Pressure None
NatureAbilityItem
Adamant Moxie None
NatureAbilityItem
Adamant Swarm None
NatureAbilityItem
Modest Speed Boost None
NatureAbilityItem
Jolly Sniper Scope Lens
  • Emboldened moves avail from a STAB bonus when deployed by that Pokémon.
  • Italicized moves are functionally broken; see their individualized pages for more information.


Bertha

Bertha is the Ground type trainer. The first thing to note about her team is that all of her Pokémon use Physical moves, making Physical Walls a perfect pick of this match. The majority of her Pokémon also know Earthquake, making Levitate Pokémon another perfect counter to her team. Without these, her team will be difficult to take down without casualties. All of her Pokémon have huge offensive power with a coverage that leaves none of her weaknesses unchecked. She also makes use of her Hippowdon's Sand Stream to set-up her next two Pokémon, particularly boosting Excadrill's speed with its Sand Rush ability. Her signature Pokémon, Rhyperior will be hard to take down, and makes use of Weakness Policy to punish anyone trying to take it down with super effective moves.




Bertha's Lineup
NatureAbilityItem
Adamant Oblivious None
NatureAbilityItem
Adamant Sturdy None
NatureAbilityItem
Adamant Sand Stream Sitrus Berry
NatureAbilityItem
Jolly Sand Rush None
NatureAbilityItem
Jolly Sand Veil None
NatureAbilityItem
Impish Solid Rock Weakness Policy
  • Emboldened moves avail from a STAB bonus when deployed by that Pokémon.
  • Italicized moves are functionally broken; see their individualized pages for more information.


Flint

Flint is the Fire type specialist, and perhaps the most offensive of all of Sinnoh's Elite Four members. With Drought and powerful moves like Flare Blitz, any Pokémon that does not resist Fire will struggle staying alive. Fortunately, he is not very good at handling Dragon and Ground types. The former will resist his STAB attacks and take no super effective hit, while the later will be able to hit super effective all of his team while only fearing Ninetales' Solar Beam. This particularly makes Garchomp his worst nemesis. Despite Water being strong against his type, Pokémon of that type will find themselves to struggle during this battle, as Drought will cut in half their power, and they will in return take super effective hits from over half of his team.




Flint's Lineup
NatureAbilityItem
Jolly Iron Fist Sitrus Berry
NatureAbilityItem
Modest Drought None
NatureAbilityItem
Timid Flash Fire None
NatureAbilityItem
Adamant Flame Body None
NatureAbilityItem
Adamant Sheer Force None
NatureAbilityItem
Modest Flame Body Assault Vest
  • Emboldened moves avail from a STAB bonus when deployed by that Pokémon.
  • Italicized moves are functionally broken; see their individualized pages for more information.


Lucian

Lucian is the first member of Sinnoh's Elite Four that uses a type previously used in other Elite Fours, being Psychic. Setting up against him will be difficult, as most of his Pokémon have either devastating attacks, or will become dangerous if left alone. Defensively, the best type will be Bug, weak only to Sigilyph although they will only be super effective against two of his Pokémons. Ghost types will rather be the most efficient offensively, although they have to be careful of the front and back Pokémons with their Shadow Ball and Knock Off.




Lucian's Lineup
NatureAbilityItem
Timid Magic Guard Sitrus Berry
NatureAbilityItem
Modest Technician None
NatureAbilityItem
Modest Magic Guard None
NatureAbilityItem
Timid Sap Sipper None
NatureAbilityItem
Brave Levitate Macho Brace
NatureAbilityItem
Jolly Justified Life Orb
  • Emboldened moves avail from a STAB bonus when deployed by that Pokémon.
  • Italicized moves are functionally broken; see their individualized pages for more information.


Cynthia

Cynthia, a popular character in the franchise, uses a very balanced team worthy of her Champion title. There are no evident weakness to exploit, and will be an all-on battle. However, it is to note that Fairy will do particularly well on all of her Pokémons except her Roserade. Lucario may seem scary to the fairies, but as it does not know any Steel move, Lucario is the one in disadvantage for that matchup. Playing defensively against Cynthia can prove innefficient, as Milotic can take defensive boosts away with Dragon Tail and use Recover, Spiritomb will wear down the already lowered PPs with Pressure, and two of her other Pokémons can possibly break through with Swords Dance.




Cynthia's Lineup
NatureAbilityItem
Timid Serene Grace None
NatureAbilityItem
Bold Marvel Scale None
NatureAbilityItem
Modest Pressure Sitrus Berry
NatureAbilityItem
Jolly Steadfast None
NatureAbilityItem
Timid Poison Point None
NatureAbilityItem
Adamant Rough Skin Life Orb
  • Emboldened moves avail from a STAB bonus when deployed by that Pokémon.
  • Italicized moves are functionally broken; see their individualized pages for more information.