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Leon appears throughout the player's {{pkmn|journey}}. During the Champion Cup, Leon invites the player and Hop to a dinner after the semifinals, but he ends up late due to having a heated, passionate conversation with Rose about the future of Galar atop Rose Tower. Leon argues that he must fulfill his duty as a Champion primarily before dealing with the distant future. Hop and the player manage to find him after dealing with several Macro Cosmos employees and [[Oleana]], and manage to find him. Later, when the player wins the finals, before they can have a final match with Leon, Rose interrupts the League to announce that he has summoned {{p|Eternatus}} and intends to solve the future energy crisis by bringing about the [[Darkest Day]]. Leon rushes to Hammerlocke Stadium to deal with the situation, and manages to hold off Eternatus until Hop and the player arrive, but is unable to catch Eternatus and is left to take the resulting energy blast from Eternatus breaking out of his Poké Ball. He spends the next few days recovering from his injuries after the player, Hop, {{p|Zacian}}, and {{p|Zamazenta}} successfully stop Eternatus. The player and Leon finally have their grand showdown, which invites an incredibly large amount of fans across Galar. The player prevails over Leon, and becomes the new Champion. | Leon appears throughout the player's {{pkmn|journey}}. During the Champion Cup, Leon invites the player and Hop to a dinner after the semifinals, but he ends up late due to having a heated, passionate conversation with Rose about the future of Galar atop Rose Tower. Leon argues that he must fulfill his duty as a Champion primarily before dealing with the distant future. Hop and the player manage to find him after dealing with several Macro Cosmos employees and [[Oleana]], and manage to find him. Later, when the player wins the finals, before they can have a final match with Leon, Rose interrupts the League to announce that he has summoned {{p|Eternatus}} and intends to solve the future energy crisis by bringing about the [[Darkest Day]]. Leon rushes to Hammerlocke Stadium to deal with the situation, and manages to hold off Eternatus until Hop and the player arrive, but is unable to catch Eternatus and is left to take the resulting energy blast from Eternatus breaking out of his Poké Ball. He spends the next few days recovering from his injuries after the player, Hop, {{p|Zacian}}, and {{p|Zamazenta}} successfully stop Eternatus. The player and Leon finally have their grand showdown, which invites an incredibly large amount of fans across Galar. The player prevails over Leon, and becomes the new Champion. | ||
After the events of the main story, | After the events of the main story, Leon succeeds Rose as chairman of the Galar League and owner of [[Rose Tower]], which he has transformed into the {{gal|Battle Tower}}. His reason for this was to fulfill a lifelong dream he had while he was still Champion, where Galarian Trainers can become the strongest in the world. Another reason behind his ownership of the Battle Tower was so that he can never get lost inside it. Some say Leon has become more lively than when he was Champion and is currently having a hard time looking for a new catchphrase to use. | ||
After the player has completed the events of [[The Isle of Armor]] and [[The Crown Tundra]], Leon calls the player and invites them, along with Hop, [[Avery]] or [[Klara]], [[Peony]], and all of the Gym Leaders to participate in the [[Galarian Star Tournament]], an event he created for the Galar League that is focused on [[Multi Battle]]s. After the first Galarian Star Tournament, Leon announces that there will be many more Star Tournaments held in the future. It is later revealed that he received the funding for the tournament from [[Sordward]] and [[Shielbert]] as their way of atoning for the crimes they committed in the postgame. | |||
In the English versions of the games, Hop refers to Leon by the nickname Lee. In all other languages, he is merely referred to as "older brother" or "brother" (Japanese: '''アニキ''' ''big bro''). | In the English versions of the games, Hop refers to Leon by the nickname Lee. In all other languages, he is merely referred to as "older brother" or "brother" (Japanese: '''アニキ''' ''big bro''). | ||