Z-A is bringing back mega evolutions, the battle gimmick that first appeared in the X and Y games, but is also bringing us ...

Gym Leaders in Pokemon games are iconic and challenging trainers that players face throughout their adventures. A talented fan pays tribute to the Gen 1 Gym Leaders with custom sneaker designs ...

Trainer’s Pokemon represent Pokemon owned by specific trainers, such as gym leaders or other iconic trainers from the Pokemon franchise. Typically, Trainer’s Pokemon had specific synergies ...

After all, there are few trainers who have shown up as consistently as Chuck. The fighting-type gym leader has taken part in several video games to date, and Pokemon Journeys is eager to check in ...

This gym, like Brock’s, has two trainers (with one of them optional). Because it’s based around Water type Pokemon, we recommend using grass or electric moves against her.

In total, there are eleven Pokemon avatars to use. They’re based on chibi versions of Galar League trainers and gym leaders Bede, Marnie, Milo, Nessa, Allister, Bea, Gordie, Melony, Raihan, Kabu ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Functionally, Trainer Battles work similarly to Gym or Raid Battles in Pokemon Go. They are more or less real-time and require you to tap the ...

Over at her gym, the challenge ahead of you is a simple one: Battle three gym trainers in a row, and answer a question during every match. Get it right and you’ll earn a stat boost for the round.

From battling countless gym leaders to stopping Team Rocket, Ash and Pikachu have faced numerous challenges since the start of their journey in the Kanto region way back in 1997’s “Pokémon ...

HOW TO FIND AND BATTLE BLUE Out of the three Legendary Trainers, Blue shows up the most often in Let's Go. Trainers will run into him quite a bit in the story, from Pewter City to after receiving ...