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==Indigo Plateau==
==Indigo Plateau==
[[File:Pokémon League Lobby GSC.png|thumb|Indigo Plateau]]
[[File:Pokémon League Lobby GSC.png|thumb|Indigo Plateau]]
{{sign|RBY|header}}
{{sign|RBY|title|INDIGO PLATEAU}}
{{sign|RBY|The Ultimate Goal<br>for Trainers!<br>POKéMON LEAGUE HQ}}
{{sign|RBY|footer}}


At [[Indigo Plateau]], challengers must face the five strongest Trainers in the region, one after the other. While it is possible to use items and save your progress between battles, it is impossible to return to the Pokémon Center unless you are defeated. The {{jo|Elite Four}} have not earned that title for nothing, so your Pokémon should be trained to level 50 to be on equal footing with the Champion. In order to be well-prepared, your team should include {{t|Dark}}-, {{t|Psychic}}-, {{t|Water}}- or {{t|Ice}}-, and {{type|Fighting}} Pokémon. Use TMs and HMs to teach moves like {{m|Ice Punch}}, {{m|ThunderPunch}}, {{m|Fire Punch}} (which can all be bought at [[Goldenrod Department Store]]), and {{m|Surf}} to round out your offense. Buy as many [[Full Restore]]s, [[Revive]]s, and [[Full Heal]]s as you can afford. If you need to leave, the old man can have his {{p|Abra}} teleport you home to [[New Bark Town]].
The [[Indigo Plateau]] serves as the capital for the [[Pokémon League]] in the [[Johto]] and [[Kanto]] regions. This is where the Trainers who have defeated all eight [[Gym Leader]]s in either region battle against the [[Elite Four]] and the [[Pokémon Champion|Champion]]. The entrance hall houses a Pokémon Center and a Poké Mart, allowing challengers to prepare themselves and their Pokémon for the gauntlet ahead. The Elite Four is a group of talented Pokémon Trainers second only to the Champion in terms of power, and must be fought in succession with no break. These five battles will not be easy, but challengers who bring their strongest Pokémon and a healthy supply of Potions and Revives may finally find themselves in the [[Hall of Fame]]. Anyone who decides to continue their training before challenging the league may speak to the elderly man, and his {{p|Abra}} will teleport them away to [[New Bark Town]].


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===Elite Four===
===Elite Four===
====Battle 1: Will====
====Battle 1====
[[File:Will Room GSC.png|thumb|Will's room]]
[[File:Will Room GSC.png|thumb|Will's room]]


The first of the Elite Four is [[Will]], a master {{type|Psychic}} Trainer.
The first member of the Elite Four is [[Will]], a master of {{type|Psychic}} Pokémon. Psychic-type moves are super effective against {{t|Fighting}}- and {{type|Poison}} Pokémon, while Psychic-type Pokémon are weak to {{t|Bug}}-, {{t|Dark}}-, and {{type|Ghost}} moves.


A powerful {{type|Electric}} attack can make short work of his two {{p|Xatu}} and his {{p|Slowbro}}. A hit from a strong {{t|Fire}} move like {{m|Flamethrower}} can eliminate his {{p|Jynx}} and {{p|Exeggutor}}. The only real threats are Xatu's {{m|Confuse Ray}} and Jynx's {{m|Lovely Kiss}}. If you chose {{p|Totodile}} as your starter, a few {{m|Bite}}s from {{p|Feraligatr}}'s massive jaws can whip through Will's entire team with little trouble.
Both of Will's {{p|Xatu}} can use {{m|Future Sight}}, which launches an attack that strikes two turns later. In addition to Ghost- and Dark-type moves, they both sustain serious damage from {{type|Electric}} attacks, as does his {{p|Slowbro}}. Its {{m|Amnesia}} move raises its {{stat|Special Defense}}, so use Bug- and Ghost-type moves to target its physical Defense, instead. Bug and Fire attacks work well against both {{p|Exeggutor}} and {{p|Jynx}}.


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Heal your team, move your {{t|Psychic}} Pokémon to the front of your party, and head through the door to the second battle.
Defeating Will opens the door to the second room.


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====Battle 2: Koga====
====Battle 2====
[[File:Koga Room GSC.png|thumb|Koga's room]]
[[File:Koga Room GSC.png|thumb|Koga's room]]


The second of the Elite Four is [[Koga]], a master {{type|Poison}} Trainer and former Gym Leader of Kanto's [[Fuchsia Gym]].
The second member of the Elite Four is [[Koga]], a master of {{type|Poison}} Pokémon, and former [[Gym Leader]] from [[Kanto]]'s [[Fuchsia City]]. Poison-type moves are super effective against {{type|Grass}} Pokémon, while Poison-type Pokémon are weak to {{t|Ground}}- and {{type|Psychic}}


A strong {{type|Psychic}} Pokémon can take out Koga's toxic team with little effort. Aside from that, {{t|Fire}} attacks will scorch his {{t|Bug}}s to a crisp, while a {{type|Rock}} move can knock his {{p|Crobat}} out of the air. Three of his Pokémon know {{m|Toxic}}, a move that {{status|badly poisons}} the foe. If afflicted, switching the Pokémon out of battle will cause the poison to lose its potency, degrading to a normal {{status|poison}} condition.
As [[Koga]] is a master ninja, his team makes use of poisoning and confusion to wear down tehir target. {{type|Psychic}} attacks will be the most useful, as they deal serious damage to four of his five Pokémon. {{t|Rock}} moves are useful against his {{p|Ariados}}, {{p|Venomoth}}, and {{p|Crobat}}, and all three of his {{t|Bug}} Pokémon are also vulnerable to {{t|Fire}} attacks. Watch out for {{p|Forretress}}' {{m|Explosion}}, and be sure to bring healing items to cure any Pokémon that gets poisoned with {{m|Toxic}}.


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Heal your team, and make sure that your {{t|Psychic}} Pokémon is still ready for action.
Defeating Koga opens the door to the third room.


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====Battle 3====
====Battle 3: Bruno====
[[File:Bruno Room GSC.png|thumb|Bruno's room]]
[[File:Bruno Room GSC.png|thumb|Bruno's room]]


The third of the Elite Four is [[Bruno]], a master {{type|Fighting}} Trainer.
The third member of the Elite Four is [[Bruno]], a master of {{type|Fighting}} Pokémon. Fighting-type moves are super effective against {{t|Dark}}-, {{t|Ice}}-, {{t|Normal}}-, {{t|Rock}}-, and {{type|Steel}} Pokémon, while Fighting-type Pokémon are weak to {{t|Flying}}- and {{type|Psychic}} moves.


Any decent {{type|Psychic}} Pokémon can easily knock out Bruno's brawny Pokémon, but should be wary of {{p|Hitmontop}}'s {{m|Pursuit}}, a {{type|Dark}} attack. A {{type|Flying}} Pokémon also has the advantage against all but Onix, but should avoid {{p|Machamp}}'s {{m|Rock Slide}}. {{p|Hitmonchan}}'s elemental punches may seem intimidating, but it lacks the power to really make use of them. Onix takes massive damage from both {{t|Grass}}- and {{type|Water}} attacks, like {{m|SolarBeam}} or {{m|Surf}}.
{{type|Psychic}} attacks will do well against four of [[Bruno]]'s five Pokémon, but Psychic Pokémon should avoid {{p|Hitmontop}}'s {{m|Pursuit}}, a {{type|Dark}} move. {{type|Flying}} attacks are equally useful, but {{p|Machamp}} can fight back against Flying Pokémon with {{m|Rock Slide}}. {{m|Fire Punch}}, {{m|Ice Punch}}, and {{m|ThunderPunch}} may seem intimidating, but {{p|Hitmonchan}}'s {{stat|Special Attack}} is too low to make effective use of them. As a {{2t|Rock|Ground}} Pokémon, not only is {{p|Onix}} the only one of Bruno's team that is not {{t|Fighting}} type, but it is also the only one to sustain massive damage from both {{t|Water}}- and {{type|Grass}} attacks.


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Rest up if needed, and swap your {{t|Psychic}} leader with a high-powered {{t|Fighting}} Pokémon.
Defeating Bruno opens the door to the fourth room.


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====Battle 4: Karen====
====Battle 4====
[[File:Karen Room GSC.png|thumb|Karen's room]]
[[File:Karen Room GSC.png|thumb|Karen's room]]


The fourth of the Elite Four is [[Karen]], a master {{type|Dark}} Trainer.
The fourth member of the Elite Four is [[Karen]], a master of {{type|Dark}} Pokémon. Dark-type moves are super effective against {{t|Ghost}}- and {{type|Psychic}} Pokémon, while Dark-type Pokémon are weak to {{t|Bug}}- and {{type|Fighting}} moves.


With its high defenses and moves like {{m|Confuse Ray}}, her {{p|Umbreon}} is the biggest obstacle. Inflict status ailments and switch out your Pokémon as needed. Once Umbreon goes down, the others can be taken out with elemental attacks. {{type|Ice}} attacks do well against her {{p|Murkrow}} and {{p|Vileplume}}, while her {{p|Houndoom}} is vulnerable to {{t|Water}} moves. Hit her {{p|Gengar}} with a {{t|Psychic}}- or Dark-type attack before it can use {{m|Curse}}.
With its high defenses and [[status move]]s to hinder its target, {{p|Umbreon}} can be difficult to take down. {{m|Mean Look}} prevents [[Recall|escape]], which can lock the opponent into an unfavorable matchup; leading with a {{t|Bug}} or {{t|Fighting}} Pokémon, like {{p|Heracross}}, can turn this into an advantage. {{type|Ice}} moves are effective against {{p|Vileplume}} and {{p|Murkrow}}, while Murkrow and {{p|Houndoom}} also take serious damage from {{t|Rock}} attacks. Use {{t|Ghost}}- and {{type|Dark}} moves against {{p|Gengar}} before it can use {{m|Curse}}.


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Tend to your team, and swap your {{type|Fighting}} leader for a Pokémon with {{m|Thunderbolt}}.
With the Elite Four defeated, the door to the Champion's room is unlocked. Take a moment to prepare your Pokémon now, as you will be drawn into battle immediately upon entering the next room. Only one person stands between you and the title of Champion!


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===Champion===
[[File:Champion Room C.png|thumb|160px|Lance's room]]
[[File:Hall of Fame GSC.png|thumb|Hall of Fame room]]


====Champion: Lance====
The final opponent turns out to be [[Lance]], the same {{t|Dragon}} Pokémon master who helped defeat [[Team Rocket]].
[[File:Champion Room GS.png|thumb|100px|Lance's room]]
 
With the {{ka|Elite Four}} defeated, only one person remains between you and the Hall of Fame: [[Lance]], master of {{t|Dragon}}s, and {{pkmn|Champion}} of the Pokémon League. This will be the toughest battle yet, but find a way to slay his {{t|dragon}}s and you'll be recognized as the most powerful Trainer in all of Johto and Kanto!


Lance opens with his {{p|Gyarados}}, which is a big target for {{t|Electric}} attacks. His three {{p|Dragonite}} can't stand the cold, so have a {{t|Water}} or {{t|Ice}} Pokémon fire off a few {{m|Ice Beam}}s. Neither his {{p|Charizard}} nor his {{p|Aerodactyl}} enjoy water, so flood the field with {{m|Surf}} to take them out; both are vulnerable to Electric moves, as well. Keep your health as high as possible; every one of Lance's dragons knows the devastating {{m|Hyper Beam}} move, so don't get caught unprepared.
[[Lance]] begins with his {{p|Gyarados}}, which takes massive damage from {{type|Electric}} attacks. {{p|Charizard}} has the same problem with {{t|Rock}} moves, while both it and {{p|Aerodactyl}} take serious damage from {{t|Water}} attacks. His three {{p|Dragonite}} each have a powerful move—{{m|Blizzard}}, {{m|Thunder}}, and {{m|Fire Blast}}—to help cover the team's vulnerabilities. However, as {{2t|Dragon|Flying}} Pokémon, they fare poorly in the cold and sustain massive damage from {{type|Ice}} attacks. All of his Pokémon can use {{m|Hyper Beam}}, so be sure to bring plenty of {{stat|HP}}-restoring items!


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[[Lance]] congratulates you for defeating the Pokémon League, and compliments you on growing so much with your Pokémon. He is quickly interrupted by [[DJ Mary]], who rushes in for an interview. She would have been here sooner, but [[Professor Oak]] is not as quick as he was in his younger days. He applauds your victory, and claims that your Pokémon won because they believed in you as a Trainer. Mary tries again for an interview, but Lance steps in and leads you to the next room.
[[Lance]] congratulates you for defeating the Pokémon League, and compliments you on growing so much with your Pokémon. He is soon interrupted by [[DJ Mary]], who rushes in for an interview. She would have been here sooner, but [[Professor Oak]] is not as quick as he was in his younger days. He applauds your victory, saying that your Pokémon won because they believed in you as a Trainer. Mary tries again for an interview, but Lance steps in and leads you to the next room.


====Hall of Fame====
===Hall of Fame===
Lance shows you to the [[Hall of Fame]] room, and says that it's been a long time since he was last here. He explains the large machine, where Pokémon League Champions are honored along with their courageous Pokémon. He activates the machine, registering you and your partners as Hall of Fame members.
The [[Hall of Fame]] is where all victorious Trainers and their dedicated Pokémon will be recorded, as a testament to their power and perseverance. [[Lance]] remarks that it has been a long time sine he was last here, and goes on to explain the large machine. He then activates it, officially recording both you and your Pokémon as the latest inductees into the Hall of Fame.


The game saves, a slideshow of your Pokémon plays, and the credits roll...
The game is saved, a slideshow of your victorious Pokémon plays, and the credits roll.




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