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Revision as of 13:00, 15 March 2016
Elite Four is a Trainer Class and title given to four trainers that qualify as being the best trainers in their respective region(s), with only the Pokémon Champion above their skill level. There are currently 6 sets of Elite Four members and 1 champion, corresponding to the number of Generations that the main series games have been through (although Kanto and Johto share their respective Elite Four location, the Indigo Plateau which technically is in the Kanto region).
In order to challenge the Elite Four, a trainer must first acquire a total of 8 Badges (16 in Pokémon Gold and Silver and HeartGold and SoulSilver, but you first fight them with 8). Upon battling them, the challenger must face all of them consecutively. In Generations I-IV, the members of the Elite Four are battled in a set order. In Gen V and VI, they can be fought in any order. Once defeated, a trainer can battle the regional Pokémon Champion for their title. However, in every region, if the player is defeated at any point, then he/she must re-battle all members of the Elite Four.
List of Elite Four Members
Main Games
Kanto
| Lorelei | Bruno | Agatha | Lance |
|---|---|---|---|
| File:Lorelei.png | File:Bruno III.png | File:Agatha.png | File:Lance-FrLgElite4.png |
| Ice | Fighting | Ghost | Dragon |
| Champion Blue | |||
| File:Blue (FRLG).png | |||
| Mix | |||
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Johto
| Will | Koga | Bruno | Karen |
|---|---|---|---|
| File:HeartGold SoulSilver Will.png | File:HGSS Koga.png | File:Bruno.png | File:HGSS Karen.png |
| Psychic | Poison | Fighting | Dark |
| Champion Lance | |||
| File:HeartGoldSoulSilverLance.png | |||
| Dragon | |||
Hoenn
Sinnoh
| Aaron | Bertha | Flint | Lucian |
|---|---|---|---|
| File:AaronArt.png | File:BerthaArt.png | File:FlintArt.png | File:LucianArt.png |
| Bug | Ground | Fire | Psychic |
| Champion Cynthia | |||
| File:CynthiaArt.png | |||
| Mix | |||
Unova
| Shauntal | Marshal | Grimsley | Caitlin |
|---|---|---|---|
| File:Shauntal-detail.png | File:Marshal-detail.png | File:Grimsley-detail.png | File:Caitlin-detail.png |
| Ghost | Fighting | Dark | Psychic |
| Champion Alder Template:BW | Champion Iris Template:B2W2 | ||
|
File:Black 2 White 2 Iris.png | ||
| Mix | Dragon | ||
Kalos
| Malva | Siebold | Wikstrom | Drasna |
|---|---|---|---|
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| Fire | Water | Steel | Dragon |
| Champion Diantha | |||
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| Mix | |||
Side Games
Puzzle League
| Giovanni | Ritchie | Prima | Bruno |
|---|---|---|---|
| File:Giovanni XY.png | 
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File:Lorelei.png | File:Bruno.png |
| Ground | Mix | Ice | Fighting |
| Champion Gary Oak | Master Mewtwo | ||
| File:Blue (FRLG).png | 
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| Mix | Mix | ||
Trivia
- The Kanto, Hoenn, and Unova Elite Four are similar, however, at least one type needs to be changed in order for them to be the same.
- The Unova Elite Four is the first one that allows the player to choose the order in which the Elite Four is battled. The Kalos Elite Four also shares this trait.
- The Kalos Elite Four are the first Elite Four who's Pokemon do not go up levels when the player returns to the Pokemon league for their first rematch, in fact they stay at the same levels as the first time the player fought them for all rematches.
- There have never been a Normal, Rock, Flying, Fairy, Electric and Grass type Elite 4 or Champion so far.
Gallery
Template:NavKantoEliteFour Template:NavJohtoEliteFour Template:NavHoennEliteFour Template:NavSinnohEliteFour Template:NavUnovaEliteFour Template:NavKalosEliteFour