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Chapter 9: Pokemon League
Ever Grande City
Exit Sootopolis Gym and exit the city. Travel to the surface and head northeast to Route 127. Now travel southeast to Route 128. Continue going east to find Ever Grande City. Keep going east and you will come to a giant waterfall. Use Waterfall on it to climb up. Go north and enter the cave, which is Victory Road. Continue north by using Surf and go inside the cave.
Victory Road
Now go north and get back on land. Use Strength on the boulder and push it north. Continue going north and up the stairs. Go west and fight the trainer. Now go north and up the stairs. Go west across the bridge and fight the trainer. Continue west and go down the ladder. Go southwest and push the boulder west. Continue south and go west to find another boulder.
Push this boulder east and continue going south. Now head east and go north. Continue by going east and then south. Go west and up the stairs. Fight the trainer and head up the ladder. Go north, fight the trainer, and head east across the bridge. Now go south and go down the ladder. Continue south and fight the 2 trainers. Now go west and surf across to the land. Go north and fight the trainer.
Continue north and go up the small set of stairs. Go west and down the stairs to the south. Continue going south and fight the trainer. Go up the stairs and continue up the ladder. Go north and east across the bridge. Continue traveling the route and fight the 2 trainers. Go north along the route and up the ladder. Go west across the bridge and north across the next bridge. Now go east across the bridge.
Continue and go north to enter the next area. Go north for a short dialog with Wally and a battle. After the battle – another short dialog happens and you get the Dawn Stone. Continue north across the bridge and exit to find the Pokemon League. Continue north and enter the building at the end. Go north and a short dialog will happen with the guards. Now enter the door to face the Elite Four.
Elite Four
Elite Four #1 - Sidney, Dark Type
Mightyena
Type:
Lv: 50
Moves:
Swagger
Take Down
Sucker Punch
Crunch
Shiftry
Type: 
Lv: 50
Moves:
Fake Out
Feint Attack
Extrasensory
Leaf Blade
Cacturne
Type:
Lv: 50
Moves:
Leech Seed
Payback
Needle Arm
Spiky Shield
Sharpedo
Type: 
Lv: 50
Moves:
Crunch
Poison Fang
Aqua Jet
Slash
Absol
Type:
Lv: 52
Moves:
Aerial Ace
Night Slash
Psycho Cut
Slash
Strategy
Sidney is the first and easiest of the Elite Four, specializing in Dark type. A strong Fighting or Fairy type Pokémon with a solid STAB move likely be able to One-hit KO every one of Sidney's Pokémon. A few of his Pokémon get the additional Grass or Water typing, but Fighting and Fairy will still be super effective. If you let Cacturne and Sharpedo live long enough they might punish you with a Leech Seed or Poison Fang.
Elite Four #2 - Phoebe, Ghost Type
Dusclops
Type:
Lv: 51
Moves:
Shadow Punch
Confuse Ray
Curse
Future Sight
Banette
Type:
Lv: 51
Moves:
Shadow Ball
Spite
Will-O-Wisp
Feint Attack
Sableye
Type:
Lv: 51
Moves:
Shadow Claw
Foul Play
Power Gem
Fake Out
Banette
Type:
Lv: 51
Moves:
Shadow Ball
Grudge
Toxic
Psychic
Dusknoir
Type:
Lv: 53
Moves:
Hex
Fire Punch
Ice Punch
Thunder Punch
Strategy
Phoebe, the unsuspecting Ghost specialist is up to challenge next. She'll provide more of a challenge then Sydney. We recommend using a strong Dark type, as it will be Super effective against all but Sableye (it's additional Dark typing makes Dark attacks normally effective). Watch out for Dusclops's Curse which will take 1/4 of your HP per turn regardless of typing. One of her Banette's knows Will-O-Wisp and the other knows Toxic, so make sure you've got some status healers ready. If you don't give Phoebe a chance to get nasty with recurring damage, you should have no trouble.
Elite Four #3 - Glacia, Ice Type
Glalie
Type:
Lv: 52
Moves:
Light Screen
Ice Shard
Hail
Crunch
Froslass
Type:
Lv: 52
Moves:
Confuse Ray
Blizzard
Hail
Ominous Wind
Glalie
Type:
Lv: 52
Moves:
Protect
Ice Shard
Hail
Freeze-Dry
Froslass
Type:
Lv: 52
Moves:
Draining Kiss
Blizzard
Hail
Shadow Ball
Walrein
Type:
Lv: 54
Moves:
Surf
Body Slam
Blizzard
Sheer Cold
Strategy
Next up is Glacia, who uses Ice types. We recommend Steel and Rock types as the dual Ghost and Water typings of Froslass and Walrein devalue Fighting and Fire types. Most of her Pokémon know Hail, so be prepared to be buffeted by that for the whole battle. A Steel type with strong Attack and Defense stats will make quick work of her team (Metagross is perfect) and Rock will work well too, but watch out for Walrein's surf which will be Super Effective. Walrein also knows Sheer Cold which is a One-hit KO. You won't have to worry about it if your Pokémon are above Level 54.
Elite Four #4 - Drake, Dragon Type
Altaria
Type:
Lv: 53
Moves:
Aerial Ace
Cotton Guard
Dragon Pulse
Moonblast
Flygon
Type: 
Lv: 53
Moves:
Earthquake
Dragon Claw
Rock Slide
Supersonic
Kingdra
Type:
Lv: 53
Moves:
Dragon Pulse
Surf
Yawn
Ice Beam
Flygon
Type:
Lv: 53
Moves:
Flamethrower
Boomburst
Dragon Pulse
Screech
Salamance
Type:
Lv: 55
Moves:
Dragon Rush
Zen Headbutt
Crunch
Thunder Fang
Strategy
Drake is the final member of the Elite Four and he uses Dragon types. Ice is incredibly effective against him, as it deals 4x damage to every Pokémon bar Kingdra, which it's 1x effective against. Fairy also works well, it's 2x effective against every Pokémon including Kingdra. Watch out for Ice Beam, Flamethrower, and Thunder Fang which can Freeze, Burn, or Paralyze you. Falmethrower is also super effective against Ice, so get rid of Flygon before it's got a chance to use it. Kingdra is your biggest threat with it's Water type and Yawn which can put you to sleep if you're not careful. A strong Ice type should take care of Drake before he's got a chance to inflict those status conditions.
Elite Champion - Steven
Skarmory
Type:
Lv: 57
Moves:
Toxic
Aerial Ace
Spikes
Steel Wing
Claydol
Type:
Lv: 57
Moves:
Reflect
Light Screen
Extrasensory
Earth Power
Aggron
Type:
Lv: 57
Moves:
Stone Edge
Earthquake
Iron Tail
Dragon Claw
Cradily
Type:
Lv: 57
Moves:
Giga Drain
Ancient Power
Sludge Bomb
Confuse Ray
Armaldo
Type: 
Lv: 57
Moves:
X-Scissor
Rock Blast
Metal Claw
Crush Claw
Mega Metagross
Type:
Lv: 59
Moves:
Bullet Punch
Zen Headbutt
Meteor Mash
Giga Impact
Strategy
It turns out the champion is Steven! He uses mostly Rock and Steel type, but he does use six Pokémon with a wide spread of types and attacks. That being said, it's hard to recommend a type but Ghost and Dark are both Super Effective against the two Psychic and normally effecting against the rest. Ground and Fighting are both Super Effective for Rock and Steel, but don't fare well against the other types. Watch out for Toxic and Sludge Bomb which will badly poison you and Confuse Ray. He might also use Spikes to inflict damage if you switch Pokémon and Giga Drain to regain health. Mega Metagross can be very dangerous with the extremely powerful Giga Impact. Steven won't be very challenging if you've been training your team well, but don't expect to One-hit KO every Pokémon with only one of yours like you may have with the other Elite Four members. Once you defeat Steven - a short dialog happens followed by the game credits.
Rival Battle
After the game credits - Brendan/May challenges you to a battle. Their team includes a lvl 48 Swellow, a lvl 48 Magcargo, a lvl 48 Breloom, a lvl 48 Raichu, and a lvl 50 Swampert. Ice type moves work well against several of them and water works good against a couple as well. After defeating Brendan/May, a short cutscene happens followed by the end of the game.
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