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Template:GenerationInfoBox Generation IV in the Pokémon franchise, is a term used to describe the 4th set of games and Pokémon introduced into the series. The Generation IV games introduced a number of advancements including new Pokémon, moves and gameplay features. Chronologically, these games take place in the same timeline as Generation II.
Starter Pokémon
As with the other main series Pokémon games, a new set of starter Pokémon were introduced for the fourth generation. Continuing with tradition, these Pokémon are a Water-type, Grass-type or a Fire-type. They include Piplup (Water), Turtwig (Grass) and Chimchar (Fire).
In the Gold and Silver remakes, Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, the starter Pokémon wil remain the same. They include Totodile (Water), Chikorita (Grass) and Cyndaquil (Fire).
Gym Leaders and the Elite Four
Generation IV introduced a new set of Gym Leaders and the Elite Four in the Diamond, Pearl and Platinum games. All of these trainers specialize in a specific type of Pokémon and are key to progressing through the game. The HeartGold and SoulSilver Gym Leaders, Elite Four and Champion will remain the same as their predecessors.
Gym Leaders
Diamond, Pearl and Platinum (Fantina is third in Platinum)
| Leader | Type |
|---|---|
| Roark | Rock |
| Gardenia | Grass |
| Maylene | Fighting |
| Crasher Wake | Water |
| Fantina | Ghost |
| Byron | Steel |
| Candice | Ice |
| Volkner | Electric |
HeartGold and SoulSilver
| Leader | Type |
|---|---|
| Falkner | |
| Bugsy | Bug |
| Whitney | Normal |
| Morty | Ghost |
| Chuck | Fighting |
| Jasmine | Steel |
| Pryce | Ice |
| Clair | Dragon |
Elite Four
Diamond, Pearl and Platinum
| Member | Type |
|---|---|
| Bug | |
| Bertha | Ground |
| Flint | Fire |
| Lucian | Psychic |
HeartGold and SoulSilver
| Member | Type |
|---|---|
| Will | Psychic |
| Koga | Poison |
| Bruno | Fighting |
| Karen | Dark |
Pokémon Champion
In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl and Platinum, the Pokémon Champion is Cynthia, a woman that helps the player on various occasions. The Champion in HeartGold and SoulSilver remains the same as Generation II, which is Lance, a former member of the Elite Four and the man who helps you take down Team Rocket.
Antagonist
In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl and Platinum, the main antagonist is Team Galactic, whose objectives is to create a new world.
In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, the main antagonist is Team Rocket. They want to re-assemble their organization after Giovanni disbanded it after being beaten by Red.
Games
Trivia
- All the Sinnoh starter final evolutions have a second type.
- All the Sinnoh starter's evolved forms (Torterra, Infernape, Empoleon) can be super effective to each other with its starter typing.
- HeartGold and SoulSilver were released packaged with a pedometer called a Pokewalker that allows players to carry their Pokémon with them.
- All the Sinnoh starter final evolutions can learn the move earthquake.
- Generation IV had the most number of legendaries.
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