Mache specializes in Fairy Pokémon at the Laverre Gym. Citron owns a Magnemite, Magneton, Heliolisk, and Luxray, but also uses the non-Electric Bunnelby and Chespin. He built a robot called Citroid to battle challengers when he is absent. Winners receive his Plant Badge for their victory.Ĭitron is an Electric-type specialist at the Lumoise Gym. His Jumpluff and Weepinbell use moves to strengthen themselves and weaken opponents while his Gogoat attacks with raw power. Trainers skilled enough to beat Corni win the Rumble Badge.įukuji is an elderly man with a green thumb, seen with his use of Grass Pokémon at the Coumarine Gym. Her Fighting-type Pokémon Machoke and Mienfoo are tough contenders, and her Lucario can pick up the slack with its Mega Evolution. Zakuro awards the Cliff Badge to winning trainers.Ĭorni is the Leader of the Shalour Gym, a master rollerskater, and the only Gym Leader to use a Mega Evolving Pokémon. Both Pokémon make use of the attack Rock Tomb to slow down opposing Pokémon. His Onix and Tyrunt are used to overwhelm his opponents with their physical strength. Zakuro trains Rock-type Pokémon and manages the Cyllage Gym. Trainers who defeat Viola earn the Bug Badge. Her tactics involve slowing down or outright immobilizing her opponent’s Pokémon. In the Santalune Gym, she uses her Surskit and Vivillon against challengers. Viola is a Bug-type specialist who also works as a professional photographer. While the anime has shown that each Region has more than eight Gyms, the show only features Satoshi (Ash) challenging Gyms that are in the video games. Gym battles also forbid the Leader from switching their Pokémon out mid-battle. Each Gym Leader specializes in a Pokémon Type.

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