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The Pokémon League first appeared in ''[[PS511|Dream a Little Dream]]'', when the Pokémon League tournament began. During the first half of the competition, 32 Trainers with eight [[Badge|Gym Badges]] entered {{OBP|Victory Road|Black and White}}. In the end, eight Trainers ({{adv|Black}}, {{adv|Cheren}}, [[Iris]], [[Marlon]], [[Colress|Hood Man]], [[Zinzolin|Gray]], [[Leo]], and {{adv|Looker|Lou Karr}}) made their way to the Pokémon League itself, where the tournament was held. | The Pokémon League first appeared in ''[[PS511|Dream a Little Dream]]'', when the Pokémon League tournament began. During the first half of the competition, 32 Trainers with eight [[Badge|Gym Badges]] entered {{OBP|Victory Road|Black and White}}. In the end, eight Trainers ({{adv|Black}}, {{adv|Cheren}}, [[Iris]], [[Marlon]], [[Colress|Hood Man]], [[Zinzolin|Gray]], [[Leo]], and {{adv|Looker|Lou Karr}}) made their way to the Pokémon League itself, where the tournament was held. | ||
The tournament arena contains eight {{i|Poké Ball}}-shaped capsules, one for each Trainer taking part in the tournament. Trainers are only allowed to exit their capsules when it is their turn to battle. The victorious Trainers' capsules move upwards on a wall in the shape of a giant tournament table. Each capsule also contains a healing machine, which can be used to heal the Trainer's Pokémon while they wait for their turn to battle. The Trainer who wins the tournament is allowed to challenge the Elite Four, and, if victorious against them, the Champion. | The tournament arena contains eight {{i|Poké Ball}}-shaped capsules, one for each Trainer taking part in the tournament. Trainers are only allowed to exit their capsules when it is their turn to battle. The victorious Trainers' capsules move upwards on a wall in the shape of a giant tournament table. Each capsule also contains a healing machine, which can be used to heal the Trainer's Pokémon while they wait for their turn to battle. The Trainer who wins the tournament is allowed to challenge the Elite Four, and, if victorious against them, the Champion. However, due [[Alder]] having lost a battle against {{adv|N}} and being absent from the League, it was declared that simply defeating the Elite Four would be enough to gain the Champion title this time. | ||
Eventually, Black and Cheren made it to the finals. When Black realized that Cheren had started to follow [[Team Plasma]]'s ideology, he immediately began battling him, even though the final battle wasn't supposed to start yet. The battle ended in Black's victory, but due to [[N's Castle]] subsequently rising from the ground and Team Plasma beginning their attack on the League, Black wasn't able to challenge the Elite Four. | Eventually, Black and Cheren made it to the finals. When Black realized that Cheren had started to follow [[Team Plasma]]'s ideology, he immediately began battling him, even though the final battle wasn't supposed to start yet. The battle ended in Black's victory, but due to [[N's Castle]] subsequently rising from the ground and Team Plasma beginning their attack on the League, Black wasn't able to challenge the Elite Four. | ||