me bro
Magmortar(30) Floatzel(31)
Yanma(30) Gyarados(35)
Magnazone(32) Staravia(30)
Porygon2(39) Grotle(30)
Infernape(38) Gastrodon(31)
Staraptor(38) Magnazone(44)
and that is the teams we use
Sunday 31 May 2009
Me and my brother
me and my brother are sortin stuff out on platinum and at the moment he has done 6 gyms and i`ve done 4 . so here are our teams so far
heres the list for the elite 4 and the champion
Aaron-Yanmega(49)Drapion(53)Scizor(49)Heracross(51)Vespiquen(50)
Bertha-Whis cash(50)Gliscor(53)Hippodwdon(52)Rhyperior(55)Golem(52)
Flint-Houndoom(52)Flareon(55)Ra pidash(53)Infernape(55)Magmortar(57)
Luican-Mr Mime(53)Espeon(55)Bronzong(54)Alakazam(56)Gallade(59)
Cynthia(Champion)-Spiritomb(58)Ga rchomp(62)Lucario(60)Milotic(58)Togekiss(58)Roserade(58)
Aaron-Yanmega(49)Drapion(53)Scizor(49)Heracross(51)Vespiquen(50)
Bertha-Whis cash(50)Gliscor(53)Hippodwdon(52)Rhyperior(55)Golem(52)
Flint-Houndoom(52)Flareon(55)Ra pidash(53)Infernape(55)Magmortar(57)
Luican-Mr Mime(53)Espeon(55)Bronzong(54)Alakazam(56)Gallade(59)
Cynthia(Champion)-Spiritomb(58)Ga rchomp(62)Lucario(60)Milotic(58)Togekiss(58)Roserade(58)
pokemon platinum
ok guys we at pokemonplatinumkid industries have now got a list of all pokemon used by the gym leaders and the elite 4
Oreburgh City Gym – Roark
D/P
Platinum
Geodude – Level 12 (Rock/Ground)
Geodude – Level 12 (Rock/Ground)
Onix – Level 12
Onix – Level 12
Cranidos – Level 12
Cranidos – Level 12
As you can see, Roark is still the same as always. Use the same strategies you did last time, and you’ll be fine.
Eterna City Gym – Gardenia
D/P
Platinum
Cherubi – Level 19 (Grass)
Cherrim - Level 20 (Grass)
Turtwig – Level 19 (Grass)
Turtwig – Level 20 (Grass)
Roserade – Level 22 (Grass/Poison)
Roserade – Level 22 (Grass/Poison)
Here’s where we start to see some changes. Gardenia has two Pokemon that are ever so slightly higher in level. Her Cherubi is now a Cherrim, giving it a stat boost. Still, there’s not enough of a change here to truly mix you up. If you have a fire Pokemon like Monferno, you’ll cruise through this gym.
Veilstone City Gym- Maylene
D/P
Platinum
Meditite – Level 27 (Fighting/Psychic)
Meditite – Level 28 (Fighting/Psychic)
Machoke - Level 27 (Fighting)
Machoke - Level 29 (Fighting)
Lucario - Level 30 (Fighting/Steel)
Lucario - Level 30 (Fighting/Steel)
With Maylene, we don’t see any changes in here lineup – they’re just a little stronger than before. The real change here is in the gym layout . With a maze made from punching bags and tires, you’ll have to weave your way through the junior trainers. Again, just stick to your previous gameplan and you’ll be fine.
Pastoria City Gym – Crasher Wake
D/P
Platinum
Gyardos – Level 27 (Water/Flying)
Gyardos – Level 33(Water/Flying)
Quagsire – Level 27 (Water/Ground)
Quagsire – Level 34 (Water/Ground)
Floatzel – Level 30 (Water)
Floatzel – Level 37 (Water)
Ah Crasher Wake – my favorite of all the gym leaders in this game. Finally we see a truly beefed up opponent from the last game. But there’s a reason for this. You’ll actually be fighting Fantina, who was the 5th gym leader in D/P as the third gym battle. So as we’ll see in a little bit, she’s quite depowered from Diamond & Pearl. Crasher is pretty easy to defeat. Any Electric Pokemon will take out Gyarados and Floatzel quickly, and a Grass Pokemon with ensure a one or two hit KO on Quagsire.
Hearthome City Gym – Fantina
D/P
Platinum
Driftblm – Level 32 (Ghost/Flying)
Duskull - Level 24 (Ghost)
Gengar - Level 34 (Ghost-Poison)
Haunter – Level 24 (Ghost/Poison)
Mismagius – Level 36 (Ghost)
Mismagius – Level 26 (Ghost)
Wow! This is a huge drop in difficulty. It’s also a very different lineup. Fantina’s really fallen in difficulty, and the math problems from Hearthome Gym have also been purged. Instead, they’ve been replaced by a maze involving changing symbols and trainers lurking in the pitch black rooms with flashlights. Honestly, it’s picking the right symbol that will be harder than beating Fantina here. Remember though, she’s now the third gym leader, so your own Pokemon will be reduced in strength as well when you face her.
Canalave City Gym – Byron
D/P
Platinum
Bronzor – Level 36 (Steel/Psychic)
Magneton – Level 37 (Steel/Electric)
Steelix – Level 36 (Steel/Ground)
Steelix – Level 38 (Steel/Ground)
Bastiodon – Level 39 (Steel/Rock)
Bastiodon – Level 41 (Steel/Rock)
Once again we see a slightly higher level in the Gym Leader’s Pokemon. Bronzor has been swapped out for Magneton who definitely is more of a challenge than Bronzor, regardless of how it looks on paper. Make sure you have a Fire or Fighting Pokemon for this one. Otherwise Steelix takes quadruple damage from Water and a Fighting or Ground Pokemon will brutalize Bastiodon almost instantly.
Snowpoint City Gym- Candice
D/P
Platinum
Snover – Level 38 (Ice/Grass)
Sneasel – Level 40 (Ice/Dark)
Sneasel – Level 38 (Ice/Dark)
Piloswine – Level 40 (Ice/Ground)
Medicham – Level 40 (Fighting/Psychic)
Abomasnow – Level 42 (Ice/Grass)
Abomasnow – Level 42 (Ice/Grass)
Frosslass – Level 44 (Ice/Ghost)
We’ve got two new Pokemon in Candice’s lineup, and a complete order change. I’m really glad they removed Medicham, as it made no sense being in an Ice gym. The Pokemon are a lot tougher here, and Frosslass is the only Ice/Ghost mix in the game, so she may throw you off if you’ve never had to deal with one before. This Frosslass knows Psychic, Shadow Ball, and Blizzard, so your best bet is probably a Fire Type Pokemon to get past her. There’s not a huge change in levels here at Snowpoint City, but the lineup change and the introduction of Frosslass makes this the hardest of the remixed gym’s so far.
Sunyshore City Gym – Volkner
D/P
Platinum
Raichu – Level 46 (Electric)
Jolteon – Level 46 (Electric)
Ambipom – Level 47 (Normal)
Raichu – Level 46 (Electric)
Octillery – Level 47 (Water)
Luxray – Level 48 (Electric)
Luxray – Level 49 (Electric)
Electrivire – Level 50 (Electric)
I really didn’t like Volkner in D/P. Why would you have a Water and/or a Normal Pokemon in an Electric type Gym? This really bugged me and I’m glad to see Ambipom and Octillery replaced by two superior Electric Pokemon in Jolteon and Electrivire. The levels are about equal here when compared to Diamond and Pearl, but Electrivire and Jolteon make for much tougher opponents. Jolteon is missing most of his trademark moves like Pin Missile, but don’t take it too lightly. It knows Thunder Wave and loves to use it. Ick to that 100% paralyze. Luxray knows Fire, Electric, Ice, and Dark moves, making it VERY dangerous. Get a powerful Grass or Ground attack out there by a Pokemon who isn’t either of those types. A Gengar with Energy Ball (learned via a TM) works wonders with this Luxray. Finally, there’s Electrivire, who is actually easier to do away with than Luxray. This Electrivire knows Fire Punch, Thunder Punch, Quick Attack and Giga Impact, so using that same Gengar + Energy Ball strategy works even better here. Go Gengar!
Oreburgh City Gym – Roark
D/P
Platinum
Geodude – Level 12 (Rock/Ground)
Geodude – Level 12 (Rock/Ground)
Onix – Level 12
Onix – Level 12
Cranidos – Level 12
Cranidos – Level 12
As you can see, Roark is still the same as always. Use the same strategies you did last time, and you’ll be fine.
Eterna City Gym – Gardenia
D/P
Platinum
Cherubi – Level 19 (Grass)
Cherrim - Level 20 (Grass)
Turtwig – Level 19 (Grass)
Turtwig – Level 20 (Grass)
Roserade – Level 22 (Grass/Poison)
Roserade – Level 22 (Grass/Poison)
Here’s where we start to see some changes. Gardenia has two Pokemon that are ever so slightly higher in level. Her Cherubi is now a Cherrim, giving it a stat boost. Still, there’s not enough of a change here to truly mix you up. If you have a fire Pokemon like Monferno, you’ll cruise through this gym.
Veilstone City Gym- Maylene
D/P
Platinum
Meditite – Level 27 (Fighting/Psychic)
Meditite – Level 28 (Fighting/Psychic)
Machoke - Level 27 (Fighting)
Machoke - Level 29 (Fighting)
Lucario - Level 30 (Fighting/Steel)
Lucario - Level 30 (Fighting/Steel)
With Maylene, we don’t see any changes in here lineup – they’re just a little stronger than before. The real change here is in the gym layout . With a maze made from punching bags and tires, you’ll have to weave your way through the junior trainers. Again, just stick to your previous gameplan and you’ll be fine.
Pastoria City Gym – Crasher Wake
D/P
Platinum
Gyardos – Level 27 (Water/Flying)
Gyardos – Level 33(Water/Flying)
Quagsire – Level 27 (Water/Ground)
Quagsire – Level 34 (Water/Ground)
Floatzel – Level 30 (Water)
Floatzel – Level 37 (Water)
Ah Crasher Wake – my favorite of all the gym leaders in this game. Finally we see a truly beefed up opponent from the last game. But there’s a reason for this. You’ll actually be fighting Fantina, who was the 5th gym leader in D/P as the third gym battle. So as we’ll see in a little bit, she’s quite depowered from Diamond & Pearl. Crasher is pretty easy to defeat. Any Electric Pokemon will take out Gyarados and Floatzel quickly, and a Grass Pokemon with ensure a one or two hit KO on Quagsire.
Hearthome City Gym – Fantina
D/P
Platinum
Driftblm – Level 32 (Ghost/Flying)
Duskull - Level 24 (Ghost)
Gengar - Level 34 (Ghost-Poison)
Haunter – Level 24 (Ghost/Poison)
Mismagius – Level 36 (Ghost)
Mismagius – Level 26 (Ghost)
Wow! This is a huge drop in difficulty. It’s also a very different lineup. Fantina’s really fallen in difficulty, and the math problems from Hearthome Gym have also been purged. Instead, they’ve been replaced by a maze involving changing symbols and trainers lurking in the pitch black rooms with flashlights. Honestly, it’s picking the right symbol that will be harder than beating Fantina here. Remember though, she’s now the third gym leader, so your own Pokemon will be reduced in strength as well when you face her.
Canalave City Gym – Byron
D/P
Platinum
Bronzor – Level 36 (Steel/Psychic)
Magneton – Level 37 (Steel/Electric)
Steelix – Level 36 (Steel/Ground)
Steelix – Level 38 (Steel/Ground)
Bastiodon – Level 39 (Steel/Rock)
Bastiodon – Level 41 (Steel/Rock)
Once again we see a slightly higher level in the Gym Leader’s Pokemon. Bronzor has been swapped out for Magneton who definitely is more of a challenge than Bronzor, regardless of how it looks on paper. Make sure you have a Fire or Fighting Pokemon for this one. Otherwise Steelix takes quadruple damage from Water and a Fighting or Ground Pokemon will brutalize Bastiodon almost instantly.
Snowpoint City Gym- Candice
D/P
Platinum
Snover – Level 38 (Ice/Grass)
Sneasel – Level 40 (Ice/Dark)
Sneasel – Level 38 (Ice/Dark)
Piloswine – Level 40 (Ice/Ground)
Medicham – Level 40 (Fighting/Psychic)
Abomasnow – Level 42 (Ice/Grass)
Abomasnow – Level 42 (Ice/Grass)
Frosslass – Level 44 (Ice/Ghost)
We’ve got two new Pokemon in Candice’s lineup, and a complete order change. I’m really glad they removed Medicham, as it made no sense being in an Ice gym. The Pokemon are a lot tougher here, and Frosslass is the only Ice/Ghost mix in the game, so she may throw you off if you’ve never had to deal with one before. This Frosslass knows Psychic, Shadow Ball, and Blizzard, so your best bet is probably a Fire Type Pokemon to get past her. There’s not a huge change in levels here at Snowpoint City, but the lineup change and the introduction of Frosslass makes this the hardest of the remixed gym’s so far.
Sunyshore City Gym – Volkner
D/P
Platinum
Raichu – Level 46 (Electric)
Jolteon – Level 46 (Electric)
Ambipom – Level 47 (Normal)
Raichu – Level 46 (Electric)
Octillery – Level 47 (Water)
Luxray – Level 48 (Electric)
Luxray – Level 49 (Electric)
Electrivire – Level 50 (Electric)
I really didn’t like Volkner in D/P. Why would you have a Water and/or a Normal Pokemon in an Electric type Gym? This really bugged me and I’m glad to see Ambipom and Octillery replaced by two superior Electric Pokemon in Jolteon and Electrivire. The levels are about equal here when compared to Diamond and Pearl, but Electrivire and Jolteon make for much tougher opponents. Jolteon is missing most of his trademark moves like Pin Missile, but don’t take it too lightly. It knows Thunder Wave and loves to use it. Ick to that 100% paralyze. Luxray knows Fire, Electric, Ice, and Dark moves, making it VERY dangerous. Get a powerful Grass or Ground attack out there by a Pokemon who isn’t either of those types. A Gengar with Energy Ball (learned via a TM) works wonders with this Luxray. Finally, there’s Electrivire, who is actually easier to do away with than Luxray. This Electrivire knows Fire Punch, Thunder Punch, Quick Attack and Giga Impact, so using that same Gengar + Energy Ball strategy works even better here. Go Gengar!
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