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 | Elite Four [[Koga]] <br> ({{type2|Poison}})
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 With the {{DL|Elite Four|Generation II and IV|Elite Four}} behind you, there is only one person left standing between you and the [[Hall of Fame]]: [[Lance]], master of {{t|dragon}}s and the Pokemon Trainer who helped you in Team Rocket HQ, Mahogany Town! He is the {{pkmn|Champion}} of the [[Pokémon League]]!  This will be your toughest battle yet, but find a way to slay his dragons, and you'll be recognized as the most powerful Trainer in all of [[Johto]] and [[Kanto]]!
-Lance opens with his {{p|Gyarados}}, which may as well be a lightning rod for a strong {{m|Thunderbolt}} or other Electric-type moves. As a way to show his mastery of the Dragon-type, Lance has raised not 1, not 2, but 3 {{p|Dragonite}}. Two are on level 49, but his level 50 Dragonite can do major damage with {{m|Outrage}}, and its {{m|Fire Blast}} will cause you a lot of pain, too.  His dragon trio all know the {{m|Hyper Beam}} move, and each has one of the strongest elemental attacks ({{m|Blizzard}}, {{m|Thunder}}, and {{m|Fire Blast}}) as well. Use Ice-type moves against his 3 Dragonite. Be extremely careful if you use a Dragon-type Pokemon against his Dragonite -- your own Dragon-type will be hit super effectively. Avoid sending a Water-type to fight his {{p|Aerodactyl}}, due to its {{m|Thunder Fang}} move — use a Steel-type instead. If you can only use a Water-type against Aerodactyl, make sure that it can outspeed the Rock/Flying-type or can take at least 1 hit of Thunder Fang. If you don't have an Ice-type move, all 6 of his Pokémon are weak to {{type2|Rock}} attacks, so moves like {{m|Rock Slide}} are also super effective. Defeat Lance's draconian army and they will be nothing but a memory.
+Lance opens with his {{p|Gyarados}}, which may as well be a lightning rod for a strong {{m|Thunderbolt}} or other Electric-type moves. As a way to show his mastery of the Dragon-type, Lance has raised not 1, not 2, but 3 {{p|Dragonite}}. Two are on level 49, but his level 50 Dragonite can do major damage with {{m|Outrage}}, and its {{m|Fire Blast}} will cause you a lot of pain, too.  His dragon trio all know the {{m|Hyper Beam}} move, and each has one of the strongest elemental attacks ({{m|Blizzard}}, {{m|Thunder}}, and {{m|Fire Blast}}) as well. Use Ice-type moves against his 3 Dragonite. Be extremely careful if you use a Dragon-type Pokemon against his Dragonite -- your own Dragon-type will be hit super effectively. Avoid sending a Water-type to fight his {{p|Aerodactyl}}, due to its {{m|Thunder Fang}} move — use a Steel-type instead. If you can only use a Water-type against Aerodactyl, make sure that it can outspeed the Rock/Flying-type or can take at least 1 hit of Thunder Fang. If you don't have an Ice-type move, all 6 of his Pokémon are weak to {{type2|Rock}} attacks(because all of them have {{type2|Flying}} as their secondary type), so moves like {{m|Rock Slide}} or {{m|Stone Edge}} are also super effective. Defeat Lance's draconian army and they will be nothing but a memory.
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