General Changes

Quality of life changes are abundant in Yellow Legacy. Here is a list of changes that we have implemented to make the game more enjoyable to play through.

Menus

• Ask to reuse Repels
• HMs can be used from the overworld
• HMs can be forgotten
• To avoid softlocks, HMs cannot be stored in the PC
• Extended bag with more slots
• Items can be sorted with Start
• Items now have descriptions
• Party menu now shows StatEXP and DVs
• Press Select/Start respectively when selecting STATS
• TM names are shown in menus
• Updated Pokedex functionality (See Encounters & Learnsets for more details)
• Level-up and TM learnsets now displayed
• Location menu now includes gifts and fishing

World & NPCs

• Running Shoes added
• Faster Nurse Joy
• Faster Saves
• Updated Marts to include TMs and other rare items
• Most TMs can now be repurchased
• Use Left/Right to change items by 10 when buying or selling
• You can now obtain the Old Rod from an NPC in Viridian City Mart
• The Old Rod’s original location has been replaced with the Good Rod
• All rods now have improved encounter tables
• Game Corner Pokémon & TM prices lowered
• Coins can also be bought in bulk
• Enabled easier access to Fuchsia Pokécenter
• Surge’s Trash Puzzle no longer resets after every check
• Faster spinning tiles
• A Move Reminder and Move Deleter have been added to Cinnabar Lab
• The Cerulean City Jynx trade has been re-added, but in Saffron City
• Miscellaneous dialogue changes have been made
• Some story and character moments have been updated
• Several NPCs now hint at gameplay changes
• Your rival’s Eevee displays in its evolved form in the Champion room during rematches

Visuals & Music

• Female character option for Green
• Pokémon Palette changes
• Various backsprite updates
• Unique Party Icons
• Overworld Pokémon in homes and towns now have unique sprites
• Gym Leaders now use their G/S/C overworld sprites
• Misty uses a new custom sprite due to having a different design in Gen 2
• Improved Battle UI
• EXP bar
• Already Caught icon
• Full Box reminder Text after catch
• EXP. All text shortens non-participants to “Party gained…”
• Seafoam Islands now uses a blue pallet
• Elite Four battles now use more fitting battle music
• A previously unused song in the game now plays when confronting the Viridian gym leader
• The buttons in Victory Road now make a sound when pressed

General Bug Fixes

• Having a stack of 99 items and adding more can cause memory corruption
• A sign in Route 16 isn't readable from the front
• A cuttable tree can return and block the player like it was never cut
• Trainers' end battle text 2 isn't read correctly
• The lucky slot machine in the Game Corner doesn't stop when it should if you get a 7
• The lucky slot machine in the Game Corner doesn't stop when it should if there are two 7s or BARs on the middle or bottom of the wheel
• The hidden 40-coin stash in the Game Corner only gives half
• It’s possible to get stuck in the wall when following Oak to his Lab
• Sliding of trainer and Pokémon graphics can cause tearing
• The lower-right tiles of Pokémon backsprites are deleted when sliding offscreen
• Trainer Card transition screens can show brief garbage on DMG
• Double Edge animation is bugged when the opponent uses it
• The battle victory music can sometimes play at the wrong time
• Prof. Oak's lab music can sometimes play with a channel cut off
• The 'acquired an item' jingle can sometimes be cut off
• The audio engine may borrow from the high byte of the wrong frequency
• Articuno's cry may get distorted when you see it in the binoculars on Route 15
• Fossils play their Pokémon's cry when they shouldn't in Pewter Museum
• The lucky slot machine in the Game Corner can be the nonexistent slot machine 255 (-1)
• CoordsData_6055e doesn't have a proper ending terminator
• The cutscene of Professor Oak catching Pikachu can create corrupted data in the PC and Daycare (Yellow ROMhacks specifically)
• Some Gym Leaders incorrectly stated which stat their badge gave a boost to
• Some signs in the Safari Zone incorrectly describe which area they’re in

Battle Changes

Here is a list of changes to the battle system, evolutions, and trainers. In addition there are links to various documents listed below for more details.

Battles & Difficulty

• Improved AI
• Dynamic scaling level teams for gyms 4-6 (Similar to Crystal Legacy gyms 5-7)
• Removed items from gym leaders and Elite 4
• The only trainers who can still use items are Cooltrainers
• Hard mode added: Forced Set mode, Items disabled in battle, Level caps by gym
• Damage Over Time effects increased to 1/8 of max HP per turn
• Most status moves are now neutral against all types (for more balanced AI move selection)
• Removed boosted enemy chance to miss status moves
• Removed 1/256 chance to miss from normal mode
• The chance is still present in Hard mode
• Removed catch requirement to acquire EXP. All
• Oak will still recommend you go get it after catching 60 species; he’s just helpful like that.
• Buffed efficacy of Rocks and Bait in the Safari Game
• Buffed efficacy of Safari and Ultra Balls

Pokémon, Types, & Moves

• TM04 Whirlwind has been changed to Flamethrower
• TM04 Flamethrower replaces TM02 in the Rocket Hideout
• TM02 Razor Wind has moved to Whirlwind’s old location, on Route 4
• Alakazam and Gengar evolve from Kadabra and Haunter at level 42, and not by trade
• Golem and Machamp evolve from Graveler and Machoke at level 38, and not by trade
• Poliwhirl evolves from Poliwag at level 18 instead of 24
• Pikachu has been given extra boosts to extend its viability into late-game
• Now receives 25% stat bonus from badge boosts (instead of the normal 12.5%)
• Can now learn all 5 HMs (yes, this enables the Surf minigame)
• Ghost is now Special, and is super effective against Psychic
• Bug is no longer super effective against Poison
• Psywave now works the same for AI as it does for the player (Deals 75%-150% of level)

Battle System Bug Fixes

• Pokémon can skip learning moves when gaining multiple level ups at once
• Focus Energy quarters the critical hit chance instead of quadrupling it when used
• Substitute may leave the user with 0 HP after it's used
• Dual-type move effectiveness may be misreported or miscalculated
• Fly and Dig do not remove the invulnerable status when prevented from reaching their second stage by Paralysis or Confusion triggering
• Healing moves will fail if max HP is 255 or 511 points higher than current HP
• Haze can prevent a Pokémon from attacking after curing freeze
• The game assumes any Pokémon under the effect of Transform is a Ditto
• HP draining moves may hit when they shouldn’t

Additional Documentation

Note there might be slight differences between these and actual gameplay, depending on when they were last updated. These are the most detailed Docs on each subject though and are updated quite frequently. Click the link to create a copy of the document for your personal use; this copy will not update automatically.

• Regi’s Trainer Documentation: This is his list of every trainer in Yellow Legacy.
  • Make a copy: Yellow Legacy Trainer Data
  • Download: Yellow Legacy Trainer Data


• Yellow Legacy Data page: This compilation of areas, learnset moves, and other info straight from the game data lists Pokémon Moves, TM/HM compatibility, and encounters.
  • Make a Copy: Yellow Legacy Data - Google Sheets
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• Yellow Legacy “Bulbapedia” Tool: Courtesy of u/RedDesigner244. Revised data sheet project that aims to be an answer to every question, like Bulbapedia. See the thread for usage instructions.

Move Changes

Pokémon Changes

Gift, Static, Trade Pokémon

Image	Pokémon	Lv	Location
	Magikarp	5	Can also be caught with the Super Rod.
	Bulbasaur	10	Cerulean City (Gift, High Friendship with Pikachu) Can also be caught on Route 25.
	Charmander	13	Route 24 (Gift) Can also be caught on Route 23 (Indigo Plateau approach).
	Squirtle	15	Vermillion City (Gift, Defeat Lt. Surge) Can also be caught on Route 23 (Indigo Plateau approach).
	Eevee	25	Celadon City (Gift) Can also be caught on Route 23 (Indigo Plateau approach).
	Hitmonlee	30	Saffron City (Gift, Defeat Dojo Master) Must choose between Hitmonlee & Hitmonchan. Can also be caught in Victory Road, regardless of choice.
	Hitmonchan	30	Saffron City (Gift, Defeat Dojo Master) Must choose between Hitmonchan & Hitmonlee. Can also be caught in Victory Road, regardless of choice.
	Lapras	35	Silph Co. (Gift)
	Omanyte	40 OR 10	Fossil Revive Cinnabar (Revive from Fossil) Must choose between Helix & Dome Fossil at Mt. Moon. Fuchsia City Fishing Guru If Dome Fossil was chosen at Mt. Moon, can be obtained at Fuchsia City, at level 10. Can also be caught with the Super Rod in Seafoam Islands, regardless of choice.
	Kabuto	40 OR 10	Fossil Revive Cinnabar (Revive from Fossil) Must choose between Dome & Helix Fossil at Mt. Moon. Fuchsia City Fishing Guru If Helix Fossil was chosen at Mt. Moon, can be obtained at Fuchsia City, at level 10. Can also be caught with the Super Rod in Seafoam Islands, regardless of choice.
	Aerodactyl	40	Fossil Revive Cinnabar (Revive from Fossil, must obtain Old Amber at Pewter City Museum)
	Marowak (Ghost)	35	Pokémon Tower (Must obtain Silph Scope) Cannot be caught.
	Snorlax	30	Route 12 & Route 16 (Must obtain and use Poke Flute)
	Articuno	50	Seafoam City
	Voltorb	40	Power Plant (Must interact with Fake Pokeball)
	Electrode	43	Power Plant (Must interact with Fake Pokeball)
	Zapdos	50	Power Plant
	Moltres	50	Victory Road
	Mewtwo	70	Cerulean Cave (Must defeat Indigo Plateau)
	Mew	??	??????
	Mr. Mime	Trade Lv	Route 2 (Requires Clefairy)
	Machoke	Trade Lv	Route 5 (Requires Cubone)
	Dugtrio	Trade Lv	Route 11 (Requires Lickitung)
	Jynx	Trade Lv	Saffron City (Requires Poliwhirl)
	Parasect	Trade Lv	Route 18 (Requires Tangela)
	Rhydon	Trade Lv	Cinnabar Island (Requires Golduck)
	Dewgong	Trade Lv	Cinnabar Island (Requires Growlithe)
	Muk	Trade Lv	Cinnabar Island (Requires Kangaskhan)
	Abra	15	230 Coins
	Seel	20	500 Coins
	Magmar	22	1500 Coins
	Electabuzz	22	1500 Coins
	Dratini	25	3000 Coins
	Porygon	30	4500 Coins

Encounters & Learnsets

If you are wondering about where to encounter a Pokémon, or what a Pokémon’s learnset may be, please go and use the Pokédex to find where it is or what moves it learns. We have an upgraded in-game Pokédex, courtesy of cRz Shadows (Craig), that is a godsend for in-game information; view the pictures below to see what it looks like.

If you simply want to use the information for planning, however, there is a link below to a data sheet listing all the relevant info. This saves the document from trying to load so much and lagging a ton.

• Yellow Legacy Data Sheet: Data sheet listing Learnsets, TM/HM Compatibility, and encounters.
  • Make a Copy: Yellow Legacy Data - Google Sheets
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• Yellow Legacy "Bulbapedia” Lookup Tool: Courtesy of u/RedDesigner244. Revised data sheet project that aims to be an answer to every question, like Bulbapedia. See the thread for usage instructions.

Rival Fight

Rival One	Tackle
Oak's Lab	Tail Whip

Rival Two	Peck	Tackle
Route 22	Growl	Tail Whip

Rival Three	Leer	Tail Whip	Growth	Bite
Cerulean City	Fury Attack	Quick Attack	Vine Whip	Quick Attack
	Focus Energy	Bite	Poison Powder	Growl
	Swift	Hyper Fang	-	Double Kick

Rival Three	Quick Attack	Vine Whip	Fury Swipes	Quick Attack
S.S. Anne	Bite	Poison Powder	Sand Attack	Growl
	Hyper Fang	Growth	Dig	Double Kick
	Focus Energy	Stun Spore	Swift	Headbutt

Rival Five	Mirrow Move	Supersonic	Roar	Confusion	Sand Attack
Route 22	Drill Peck	Leer	Ember	Disable	Quick Attack
Jolteon Variant	Whirlwind	Aurora Beam	Leer	Psybeam	Thundershock
	Sharpen	Bubblebeam	Takedown	Recover	Double Kick

Rival Two	Mirror Move	Sonicboom	Confusion	Supersonic	Ember
Pokemon Tower	Drill Peck	Thunder Wave	Disable	Leer	Sand Attack
Flareon Variant	Whirlwind	Swift	Psybeam	Aurora Beam	Leer
	Sharpen	Reflect	Recover	BubbleBeam	Double Kick

Rival Five	Mirrow Move	Roar	Confusion	Focus Energy	Water Gun
Pokemon Tower	Drill Peck	Confuse Ray	Disable	Cut	Sand Attack
Vaporeon Variant	Whirlwind	Reflect	Psybeam	Agility	Bubblebeam
	Sharpen	Flamethrower	Recover	Wing Attack	Bite

Rival Six	Spore	Surf	Horn Drill	Thunder Wave	Dig
Siplh Co	Mega Drain	Ice Beam	Body Slam	Recover	Thunderbolt
Jolteon Variant	Slash	Double Edge	Earthquake	Psychic	Pin Missile
	Leech Life	Fly	Rock Slide	Tri Attack	Thunder Wave

Rival Six	Thunder Wave	Selfdestruct	Fly	Tri Attack	Dig
Silph Co	Psychic	Toxic	Drill Peck	Recover	Flamethrower
Vaporeon Variant	Light Screen	Surf	Substitute	Psychic	Sand Attack
	Thunderbolt	Ice Beam	Tri Attack	Reflect	Growth

Rival Six	Swords Dance	Thunderbolt	Karate Chop	Double Team	Auroa Beam
Silph Co	Razor Leaf	Ice Beam	Dig	Recover	Surf
Vaporeon Variant	Sludge	Recover	Rock Slide	Psychic	Haze
	Wrap	Reflect	Body Slame	Tri Attack	Rest

Rival Seven	Pin Missile	Double-Edge	Soft-Boiled	Swords Dance	Hyper Beam	Tri Attack
Route 22	Thunderbolt	Sky Attack	SolarBeam	Boomerang	Dig	Recover
Jolteon Variant	Thunder Wave	Quick Attack	Leech Seed	Blizzard	Flamethrower	Psychic
	Headbutt	Mirror Move	Sleep Powder	Rock Slide	Reflect	Thunder Wave

Rival Seven	Sky Attack	Thunderbolt	Ice Beam	Tri Attack	Blizzard	Double-Edge
Route 22	Double-Edge	Tri Attack	Psychic	Recover	Flamethrower	Flamethrower
Flareon Variant	Toxic	Screech	Amnesia	Psychic	Earthquake	Dig
	Double Team	Thunder Wave	Hydro Pump	Thunder Wave	Rock Slide	Substitute

Rival Seven	Double-Edge	Submission	Tri Attack	SolarBeam	Wing Attack	Surf
Route 22	Toxic	Body Slam	Recover	Flamethrower	Slash	Acid Armor
Vaporeon Variant	Sky Attack	Counter	Psychic	Night Shade	Twin Needle	Rest
	Mirror Move	Earthquake	Thunder Wave	onfuse Ray	Swords Dance	Ice Beam

Team Rocket

Team Rocket isn’t in nearly as bad of shape in Yellow as their story in Crystal, so the differences here compared to Crystal Legacy are minor. The main change you’ll find is a sweeping buff to all the normal team members of Team Rocket to increase variety and challenge. Then, we gave a proper team progression to Jessie and James, and added some of their iconic Pokémon.

Finally, the big boss; with Giovanni we decided not to show team progression and growth through the game like other recurring trainers. He is meant to be the overarching villain of the game’s plot and the self-proclaimed strongest trainer; he should be a threat at all stages. In that interest, instead of bringing his full team from his gym, we instead gave Giovanni two groups of powerful hand-picked Pokémon that he uses during operations–never forgetting his iconic Persian, of course. His first team features some cool and familiar choices that fit his theme, like Kangaskhan and Onix. We also added Marowak to hint at his hand in the events at Pokémon Tower. Marowak are incredibly rare because of Team Rocket–it makes sense that the Ground gym leader and underground boss of the team would have kept one for himself. His second team steers a different direction, boasting a lineup of heavy hitters inspired by his Pokémon from the anime.

Jessie & James 1	Poison Sting	Scrath	Tackle
Mt Moon	Leer	Growl	Smog
	Bite	Fury Swipes	-
	Acid	Bite	-

Jessie & James 2	Tackle	Bite	Bite
Rocket Hideout	Smog	Pay Day	Acid
	Acid	Screech	Substitute
	Smokescreen	Take Down	Glare

Giovanni 1	Rock Throw	Mega Punch	Bone Club	Take Down
Rocket Hideout	Dig	Submission	Headbutt	BubbleBeam
	Screech	Dizzy Punch	Cut	Thunderbolt
	Takedown		Focus Energy

Jessie & James 3	Bite	Acid	Stomp	Tackle
Pokemon Tower	Pay Day	Substitute	Disable	Smog
	Screech	Glare	Headbutt	Acid
	Takedown	Screech	Defense Curl	Smokescreen

Jessie & James 4	Smokescreen	Headbutt	Glare	Pay Day	Acid
Silph Co	Sludge	Defense Curl	Screech	Screech	Razor Leaf
	Amnesia	Body Slam	Sludge	Take Down	Sludge
	Selfdestruct	Screech	Wrap	Slash	Wrap

Giovanni 2	Crabhammer	Ice Punch	Dig	Earthquake	Slash
Location	Cut	Rock Slide	Body Slam	Rock Slide	BubbleBeam
	Body Slam	Submission	Rock Slide	Explosion	Thunderbolt
	Harden	Body Slam	Karate Chop

Gym Leaders

The Gym Leaders you face throughout your journey have been given a heavy facelift, curating each battle to provide a worthy challenge with every badge. Additionally, you can now choose your own path through the midgame, with Erika, Koga, and Sabrina now sporting scaleable teams that power up with each badge you have.

Brock	Tackle	Constrict
Pewter City	Defense Curl	Screech
	Rock Throw	Bide
		Bind

Rival One	Scratch	Tail Whip	Confuson
Location	Disable	Supersonic	Swift
	Confusion	Horn Attack	BubbleBeam
	BubbleBeam	Waterfall

Lt Surge	Thunderbolt
Vermillion City	Thunder Wave
	Body Slam
	Surf

Erika	Bind	Mega Drain	Razor Leaf	Acid
Location	Stun Spore	Stun Spore	Leech Seed	SolarBeam
	Sleep Powder	Acid	Acid	Stun SPore
	Mega Drain	Razor Leaf		Sleep Powder

Erika	Bind	Swords Dance	Razor Leaf	Mega Drain
Location	Body Slam	Wrap	Leech Seed	Sleep Powder
	Sleep Powder	Razor Leaf	Sludge	Petal Dance
	Mega Drain	Sludge	Body Slam	Sludge

Erika	Mega Drain	Razor Leaf	Razor Leaf	Reflect	Leech Seed
Location	Stun Spore	Sludge	SolarBeam	Egg Bomb	Petal Dance
	SolarBeam	Wrap	Leech Seed	Psychic	Sludge
	Bind	Swords Dance	Body Slam	Sleep Powder	SolarBeam

Koga	Confuse Ray	Acid Armor	Surf	SolarBeam
Location	Toxic	Mega Drain	Ice Beam	Double Team
	Bite	Sludge	Barrier	Toxic
	Sludge	Toxic	Sludge	Psychic

Koga	Confuse Ray	Acid Armor	Surf	Amnesia	SolarBeam
Location	Toxic	Mega Drain	Ice Beam	Sludge	Double Team
	Bite	Sludge	Barrier	Thunderbolt	Toxic
	Sludge	Toxic	Wrap	Explosion	Sludge

Sabrina	Psychic	Substitute	Psywave	Thunder Wave
Location		Mimic	Recover	Reflect
		Light Screen	Psychic	Psychic
		Psychic	Reflect	Reflect

Sabrina	Psychic	Psychic	Substitute	Psywave	Thunder Wave
Location		Psywave	Mimic	Recover	Reflect
		Hypnosis	Light Screen	Psychic	Psychic
		Dream Eater	Psychic	Reflect	Reflect

Blaine	Fire Blast	Fire Blast	Fire Blast	Fire Blast	Fire Blast
Location	Fire Spin	Wing Attack	Confuse Ray	Double-Edge	Psychic
	Take Down	Slash	Solarbeam	Dig	Confuse Ray
	Hi Jump Kick	Seismic Toss	Fire Spin	Agility	ThunderPunch

Giovanni	Earthquake	Earthquake	Slash	Earthquake	Earthquake
Location	Slash	Ice Beam	Hyper Beam	Blizzard	Rock Slide
Location	Fissure	Thunderbolt	Bubblebeam	Thunder	Submission
Location	Rock Slide	Body Slam	Thunderbolt	Sludge	Thunderbolt

Elite Four

The Elite 4 have seen massive upgrades in their available movesets and, in some cases, their teammates. You are now looking at a pure gauntlet of trainers with some of the strongest Pokémon in the game to go through. This all culminates with one of the best fights in the game: the Champion fight. Enjoy!

Lorelei	Earthquake	Surf	Surf	Psychic	Surf
	Psychic	Ice Beam	Rest	Bubblebeam	Sing
	Amnesia	Explosion	Ice Beam	Lovely Kiss	Thunderbolt
	Blizzard	Blizzard	Blizzard	Blizzard	Blizzard

Bruno	Dizzy Punch	Ice Beam	Body Slam	Explosion	Body Slam
	Submission	Hypnosis	Jump Kick	Rock Slide	Rock Slide
	Ice Punch	Amnesia	High Jump Kick	Earthquake	Earthquake
	ThunderPunch	Hydro Pump	Mega Kick	Bind	Karate Chop

Agatha	Mega Drain	Fly	Swords Dance	Glare	Psychic
	Night Shade	Toxic	Body Slam	Substitute	Night Shade
	Hypnosis	Sludge	Rock Slide	Sludge	Mega Drain
	Dream Eater	Double Team	Earthquake	Wrap	Thunder

Lance	Wrap	Fly	Wing Attack	Wing Attack	Blizzard
	Slam	Surf	Flamethrower	Rock Slide	Fire Blast
	Thunder Wave	Slam	Earthquake	Earthquake	Thunder
	Hyper Beam	Hyper Beam	Hyper Beam	Hyper Beam	Hyper Beam

Champion Rival	Thunder Wave	Rock Slide	Blizzard	Fire Blast	Softboiled	Double Team
Jolteon Variant	Recover	Earthquake	Hydro Pump	Dig	Egg Bomb	Headbutt
	Psychic	Horn Drill	Fly	Rest	Psychic	Thunder Wave
	Double Team	Submission	Hyper Beam	Hyper Beam	Reflect	Thunder

Champion Rival	Thunder Wave	Drill Peck	Thunder Wave	Rock Slide	Clamp	Reflect
Flareon Variant	Tri Attack	Hyper Beam	Recover	Cut	Explosion	Body Slam
	Reflect	Jump Kick	Psychic	Earthquake	Double Team	Dig
	Thunder	Double Team	Reflect	Swords Dance	Blizzard	Fire Blast

Champion Rival	Earthquake	Toxic	Psywave	Mega Drain	Double Team	Blizzard
Vaporeon Variant	Rock Slide	Hyper Beam	Solarbeam	Sludge	Recover	Reflect
	Counter	Sky Attack	Night Shade	Wrap	Psychic	Rest
	Karate Chop	Double Team	Fire Spin	Sleep Powde	Reflect	Hydro Pump

Post Game

There are now additional battles you can encounter while traversing through Kanto again after clearing the Pokemon League, as well as special trainers in reclusive locations, hoping to test their mettle against only the most mighty of foes. Some of them may even be familiar to those who are savvy enough. Can you defeat these powerful trainers?

Craig	Pin Missile	Sky Attack	Mega Drain	Surf	Clamp	Hyper Beam
	Thunderbolt	Rock Slide	Softboiled	Psychic	Explosion	Dig
	Thunder Wave	Earthquake	Psychic	Body Slam	Reflect	Flamethrower
	Dig	Hyper Beam	Reflect	Amnesia	Blizzard	Reflect

Weebra	Metronome	Psychic	Fly	Toxic	Body Slam	Seismic Toss
	Rest	Night Shade	Cut	Reflect	Rock Slide	Hyper Beam
	Body Slam	Hypnosis	Flamethrower	Ice Beam	Earthquake	Metronome
	Earthquake	Dream Eater	Hyper Beam	Hydro Pump	Bind	Earthquake

Smith	Sky Attack	Mega Drain	Thunder Wave	Surf	Blizzard	Recover
	Rock Slide	Night Shade	Sludge	Recover	Fire Blast	Psychic
	Fire Blast	Psychic	Wrap	Psychic	Hyper Beam	Surf
	Hyper Beam	Thunderbolt	Hydro Pump	Swords Dance	Earthquake	Thunderbolt

Nurse Joy	Rest	Rest	Recover	Reflect	Softboiled	Softboiled
	Double Team	Ice Beam	Psychic	Blizzard	Reflect	Reflect
	Fissure	Amnesia	Thunder Wave	Recover	Dream Eater	Egg Bomb
	Double-Edge	Double Team	Substitute	Thunder Wave	Sleep Powder	Thunder Wave

Officer Jenny	Take Down	Surf	Mega Drain	Psychic	Spore	Reflect
	Agility	Earthquake	Sleep Powder	Night Shade	Mega Drain	Fire Blast
	Sky Attack	Ice Beam	Mimic	Hypnosis	Slash	Body Slam
	Toxic	Body Slam	Bind	Thunderbolt	Leech Life	Dig

Gym Leader Remacthes

After defeating the Elite 4 and Champion, the Gym Leaders will once again offer you a battle. However, this time they will use the teams that got them to where they are, opting for a battle at their full power.

Brock	Blizzard	Fissure	Slash	Body Slam	Reflect	Fly
	Rock Slide	Rock Slide	Swords Dance	Rock Slide	Solarbeam	Rock Slide
	Clamp	Earthquake	Rock Slide	Earthquake	Confuse Ray	Earthquake
	Hydro Pump	Bind	Hydro Pump	Explosion	Fire Spin	Double-Edge

Misty	Ice Beam	Blizzard	Psychic	Surf	Substitute	Surf
	Double Team	Psychic	Thunder	Earthquake	Acid Armor	Psychic
	Slam	Amnesia	Hydro Pump	Ice Beam	Blizzard	Recover
	Hydro Pump	Hydro Pump	Blizzard	Reflect	Hydro Pump	Thunderbolt

Surge	- Light Screen	- Thunder Wave	- Headbutt	- Thunder	- Ice Punch	- Surf
	- Thunder Wave	- Tri Attack	- Dig	- Blizzard	- Light Screen	- Cut
	- Explosion	- Reflect	- Thunder Wave	- Recover	- Psychic	- Thunder
	- Thunder	- Thunder	- Thunder	- Hyper Beam	- Thunder	- Thunder Wave

Erika	Mega Drain	Sludge	Leech Life	Mega Drain	Mega Drain	Sleep Powder
	Body Slam	Leech Seed	Mega Drain	Substitute	Sludge	Leech Seed
	Stun Spore	Sleep Powder	Solarbeam	Psychic	Growth	Substitute
	Bind	Razor Leaf	Growth	Sleep Powder	Sleep Powder	Mega Drain

Koga	Fly	Sludge	Surf	Amnesia	Glare	Double Team
	Toxic	Toxic	Sludge	Fire Blast	Earthquake	Sleep Powder
	Double Team	Mega Drain	Blizzard	Thunderbolt	Rock Slide	Psychic
	Confuse Ray	Minimize	Reflect	Sludge	Wrap	Leech Life

Sabrina	Thunderbolt	Substitute	Surf	Lovely Kiss	Psychic	Thunder Wave
	Psychic	Psywave	Reflect	Dream Eater	Night Shade	Recover
	Substitute	Hypnosis	Amnesia	Bubblebeam	Double Team	Psychic
	Thunder Wave	Dream Eater	Psychic	Blizzard	Mega Drain	Reflect

Blaine	Fire Spin	Double-Edge	Wing Attack	Reflect	Fire Blast	ThunderPunch
	Agility	Growth	Fire Blast	Confuse Ray	Dig	Psychic
	Solarbeam	Fire Spin	Earthquake	Solarbeam	Double-Edge	Confuse Ray
	Horn Drill	Dig	Swords Dance	Fire Spin	Agility	Fire Blast

Elite Four Remacthes

The Elite 4 have one final challenge for you now that you are Champion. They won’t hold back this time, and they have teams that Eagle-eyed Pokémon fans might recognise. Expect some very tough fights here!

Lorelei	-Rest	-Thunder Wave	-Clamp	-Blizzard	-Leech Seed	-Confuse Ray
	-Body Slam	-Psychic	-Ice Beam	-Rock Slide	-Egg Bomb	-Psychic
	-Lovely Kiss	-Thunder	-Toxic	-Horn Drill	-Psychic	-Surf
	-Blizzard	-Surf	-Explosion	-Hydro Pump	-Sleep Powder	-Blizzard

Bruno	Softboiled	Sludge	Double Team	Body Slam	Rock Slide	Earthquake
	Psychic	Minimize	Surf	Double Team	Earthquake	Hyper Beam
	Ice Beam	Body Slam	Amnesia	Hi Jump Kick	Body Slam	Rock Slide
	Thunderbolt	Fire Blast	Psychic	Metronome	Surf	Karate Chop

Agatha	Psychic	Fire Blast	Thunder Wave	Sleep Powder	Glare	Confuse Ray
	Lovely Kiss	Thunderbolt	Recover	Double-Edge	Earthquake	Night Shade
	Reflect	Surf	Psychic	Leech Seed	Sludge	Explosion
	Blizzard	Hyper Beam	Substitute	Solarbeam	Wrap	Thunderbolt

Lance	Dragon Rage	Thunder Wave	Selfdestruct	Slash	Hyper Beam	Thunder
	Fire Blast	Light Screen	Earthquake	Fire Blast	Submission	Thunder Wave
	Hyper Beam	Thunderbolt	Reflect	Earthquake	Earthquake	Blizzard
	Dig	Psychic	Hyper Beam	Double Team	Rock Slide	Hyper Beam

Rival Champion	Thunder Wave	Rock Slide	Double Team	Toxic	Reflect	Fire Blast
	Recover	Earthquake	Hydro Pump	Hyper Beam	Leech Seed	Body Slam
	Psychic	Body Slam	Body Slam	Sky Attack	Psychic	Rest
	Reflect	Karate Chop	Blizzard	Double Team	Softboiled	Dig

Professor Oak

Professor Oak, once mentioned by Agatha to be a rival of hers, has the urge to finally experience that thrill once again! Find him after becoming Champion, and he will give you a battle to remember. He has a second hidden fight, but you will have to figure out how to earn that one. I recommend completing the challenge set before you.

Oak 1	Hyper Beam	Fire Blast	Sludge	Reflect	Harden	Earthquake
	Earthquake	Earthquake	Swords Dance	Earthquake	Amnesia	Rock Slide
	Blizzard	Slash	Earthquake	Ice Beam	Psychic	Sludge
	Thunder	Double Team	Sleep Powder	Hydro Pump	Hyper Beam	Blizzard

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