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===Pokémon Black and White=== | ===Pokémon Black and White=== | ||
{{sign|bwbuilding|Striaton City Pokémon Gym<br>Leader: ---|"Triple Trouble!"}} | {{sign|bwbuilding|Striaton City Pokémon Gym<br>Leader: ---|"Triple Trouble!"}} | ||
When first entering [[Striaton City]], the Gym's door is blocked off by [[Gym guide|Clyde]]. After the {{player}} has defeated [[Cheren]] at the [[Pokémon academy|Trainers' School]], Clyde has been replaced by Cilan, who disappears into the Gym once he discovers the player's [[ | When first entering [[Striaton City]], the Gym's door is blocked off by [[Gym guide|Clyde]]. After the {{player}} has defeated [[Cheren]] at the [[Pokémon academy|Trainers' School]], Clyde has been replaced by Cilan, who disappears into the Gym once he discovers the player's [[first partner Pokémon]]'s type. Upon entering the Gym, Clyde will give the player a [[Fresh Water]]. | ||
The Striaton Gym is based on a {{wp|butler café}}. Aside from the lobby, it consists of three different rooms that are behind three different curtains. In the first two rooms, two sets of a table and two chairs are set symmetrically to the sides of the Gym, with three circular panels situated in the middle. The first is a green panel with a leaf symbol, signifying {{t|Grass}}. The second is a red panel with a flame symbol, signifying {{t|Fire}}. The third is a blue panel with a rain droplet symbol, signifying {{t|Water}}. The player must step on the panel that has the type advantage of the symbol displayed on the curtain. The curtain will open if the right panel is stepped on. The third room however, is a much bigger room, containing two big round tables with four chairs around each at both sides of the Gym. It also contains a small set of stairs leading to a platform where the Gym Leaders stand. | The Striaton Gym is based on a {{wp|butler café}}. Aside from the lobby, it consists of three different rooms that are behind three different curtains. In the first two rooms, two sets of a table and two chairs are set symmetrically to the sides of the Gym, with three circular panels situated in the middle. The first is a green panel with a leaf symbol, signifying {{t|Grass}}. The second is a red panel with a flame symbol, signifying {{t|Fire}}. The third is a blue panel with a rain droplet symbol, signifying {{t|Water}}. The player must step on the panel that has the type advantage of the symbol displayed on the curtain. The curtain will open if the right panel is stepped on. The third room however, is a much bigger room, containing two big round tables with four chairs around each at both sides of the Gym. It also contains a small set of stairs leading to a platform where the Gym Leaders stand. | ||
The chosen | The chosen first partner Pokémon determines which Gym Leader is battled. If {{p|Oshawott}} is chosen, Cilan will be battled; if {{p|Tepig}} is chosen, Cress will be battled; if {{p|Snivy}} is chosen, Chili will be battled. The Gym also has a dual purpose as a restaurant. | ||
===Pokémon Black 2 and White 2=== | ===Pokémon Black 2 and White 2=== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* While all other Gyms, aside from the [[Viridian Gym]] in [[Generation II|Generations II]] and {{gen|IV}}, specialize in a specific type, the Striaton Gym is the only one so far that specializes in more than one type. | * While all other Gyms, aside from the [[Viridian Gym]] in [[Generation II|Generations II]] and {{gen|IV}}, specialize in a specific type, the Striaton Gym is the only one so far that specializes in more than one type. | ||
* The Striaton Gym is the only Gym in the games to have a different Gym Leader depending on the [[ | * The Striaton Gym is the only Gym in the games to have a different Gym Leader depending on the [[first partner Pokémon]] that the player picked. | ||
** The Striaton Gym is also the only Gym in the games where the type of the prize [[TM]] move never matches the Gym Leader's specialty type. | ** The Striaton Gym is also the only Gym in the games where the type of the prize [[TM]] move never matches the Gym Leader's specialty type. | ||
* The external design of the Striaton Gym in the anime, like the Viridian Gym, is inspired by Roman architecture: the columns used are similar to those of the {{wp|Doric order}}. | * The external design of the Striaton Gym in the anime, like the Viridian Gym, is inspired by Roman architecture: the columns used are similar to those of the {{wp|Doric order}}. | ||