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An '''Ace Trainer''' (Japanese: '''エリートトレーナー''' ''Elite Trainer'') is a type of [[Pokémon Trainer]] that debuted in the [[Generation I]] games. They are depicted as teens or young adults and can be male or female. The title Ace Trainer is used in Generation IV and onward; prior to this, the Trainer class was known as '''Cooltrainer'''. | An '''Ace Trainer''' (Japanese: '''エリートトレーナー''' ''Elite Trainer'') is a type of [[Pokémon Trainer]] that debuted in the [[Generation I]] games. They are depicted as teens or young adults and can be male or female. The title Ace Trainer is used in Generation IV and onward; prior to this, the Trainer class was known as '''Cooltrainer'''. | ||
They are Trainers who frequently travel around the world to meet new Trainers and take part in [[Pokémon League]] competitions. In Generation I, the Cooltrainers are shown to be carrying whips, which were also used by {{tc|Team Rocket Grunt}}s at the time. In Generation II onward, they no longer carry whips | They are Trainers who frequently travel around the world to meet new Trainers and take part in [[Pokémon League]] competitions. In Generation I, the Cooltrainers are shown to be carrying whips, which were also used by {{tc|Team Rocket Grunt}}s at the time. In Generation II onward, they no longer carry whips. | ||
They generally use strong and [[evolution|evolved]] Pokémon, have a diversified and balanced [[party]], and their artificial intelligence is generally very good compared to other Trainer classes in their games. Like [[Gym Leader]]s, they often have healing items, and they also use type advantages to their advantage. They are usually seen during the mid to last part of the game in [[Victory Road]], as they are presumably on their way to challenge the [[Elite Four]]. In the [[Battle Subway]], some of them employ a set strategy revolving around the Ability {{a|Intimidate}}. In [[Generation VI]]'s [[Battle Maison]], they have unspecialized teams that may occasionally include {{p|Latias}} or {{p|Latios}}. | They generally use strong and [[evolution|evolved]] Pokémon, have a diversified and balanced [[party]], and their artificial intelligence is generally very good compared to other Trainer classes in their games. Like [[Gym Leader]]s, they often have healing items, and they also use type advantages to their advantage. They are usually seen during the mid to last part of the game in [[Victory Road]], as they are presumably on their way to challenge the [[Elite Four]]. In the [[Battle Subway]], some of them employ a set strategy revolving around the Ability {{a|Intimidate}}. In [[Generation VI]]'s [[Battle Maison]], they have unspecialized teams that may occasionally include {{p|Latias}} or {{p|Latios}}. | ||