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| | [[File:Unova Victory Road Adventures.png|thumb|210px|Victory Road in Pokémon Adventures]] |
| ===In the Pokémon Adventures manga=== | | ===In the Pokémon Adventures manga=== |
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| The Victory Road appeared in ''[[PS511|Dream a Little Dream]]'' and ''[[PS512|Hallway Hijinks]]'', where it served as a final test for the 32 Trainers who had earned the eight [[Badge]]s required to enter the Pokémon League. In the end, eight Trainers made it through the Victory Road and were allowed to compete in the Pokémon League quarterfinals: {{adv|Cheren}}, [[Marlon]], [[Colress|Hood Man]], [[Leo]], [[Zinzolin|Gray]], [[Iris]], {{adv|Black}}, and [[Looker|Lou Karr]]. | | The Victory Road appeared in ''[[PS511|Dream a Little Dream]]'' and ''[[PS512|Hallway Hijinks]]'', where it served as a final test for the 32 Trainers who had earned the eight [[Badge]]s required to enter the Pokémon League. In the end, eight Trainers made it through the Victory Road and were allowed to compete in the Pokémon League quarterfinals: {{adv|Cheren}}, [[Marlon]], [[Colress|Hood Man]], [[Leo]], [[Zinzolin|Gray]], [[Iris]], {{adv|Black}}, and [[Looker|Lou Karr]]. |
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Victory Road (Japanese: チャンピオンロード Champion Road) is the final journey one must take before facing the Elite Four.
Victory Road can be accessed via Route 10 to the immediate south. Ascending the area requires traversing both inside and outside of a steep hill. The player can slide down the hillsides to access different portions of the cave and progress further. After defeating Team Plasma at N's Castle and talking to Cheren on Route 5, he will stay here, where he can be rematched once a day. He can be found in the uppermost cave section, right before the exit to the Pokémon League.
In Pokémon Black and White, the Trial Chamber (Japanese: 試練の室 Trial Room), home of the Legendary Pokémon Terrakion, is located here. However, in order to access this area, the player must have first encountered Cobalion, who resides in Mistralton Cave.
Due to landslides, most of this area is inaccessible in Pokémon Black 2 and White 2. A new Victory Road area leads to the Pokémon League.
Geography
The Victory Road of Unova is like a mountain with various floors.
Items
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Location
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Games
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Max Revive ×2
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- 1F, back corner of center cavern (requires Surf)
- 2F, in large, empty cavern (hidden)
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B W
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Rare Candy
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1F, back corner of eastern cavern (requires Surf)
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B W
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Ultra Ball ×2
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- 2F, on elevated ground in eastern cavern (hidden)
- 1F, outside on the westernmost edge
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B W
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TM12 (Taunt)
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2F, outside on the easternmost edge
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B W
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Hyper Potion
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3F, southeast of Veteran Tiffany (hidden)
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B W
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Full Restore
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4F, outside of eastern cavern
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B W
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Revive
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4F, northwest of Doctor Logan (hidden)
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B W
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Calcium
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4F, on ledge southeast of Doctor Logan
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B W
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Full Heal ×2
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- 6F, outside of western cavern
- 4F, northeast of Veteran Martell (hidden)
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B W
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Carbos
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4F, northwest of Veteran Martell (hidden)
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B W
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TM93 (Wild Charge)
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5F, outside, on western side
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B W
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Nugget
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1F, very bottom of long slope
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B W
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Max Revive
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1F, center of large, empty cavern (hidden)
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B W
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Max Potion
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1F, easternmost edge of large empty cavern (hidden)
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B W
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TM02 (Dragon Claw)
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3F, on ledge north of Black Belt Tyrone
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B W
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Pokémon
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Games
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Location
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Levels
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Rate
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| Outside
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B
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W
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Rough
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40
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10%
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B
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W
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Rough
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38, 40
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10%
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B
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W
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Rough
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38, 40
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35%
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B
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W
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Rough
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38, 40
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35%
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B
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W
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Rough
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37-40
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45%
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| 1F
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B
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W
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37, 39, 41
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20%
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B
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W
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37, 39-41
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10%
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B
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W
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39, 41
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10%
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B
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W
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37-40, 42
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40%
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B
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W
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38-40
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20%
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| 2F-7F
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B
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W
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37, 39, 41
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30%
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B
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W
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37, 39-41
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20%
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B
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W
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39, 41
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10%
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B
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W
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37-42
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40%
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| Dust clouds
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B
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W
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36, 37, 39-41
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100%
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| Surfing
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B
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W
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20-45
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100%
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B
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W
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20-45
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100%
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| Rippling water
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B
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W
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20-50
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100%
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B
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W
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20-50
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100%
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| Fishing
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B
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W
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35-55
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60%
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B
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W
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35-55
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10%
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B
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W
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35-55
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30%
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B
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W
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35-55
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30%
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| Rippling water
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B
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W
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35-70
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65%
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B
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W
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45-70
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5%
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B
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W
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35-60
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30%
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B
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W
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35-60
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30%
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| A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
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Trial Chamber
| Pokémon
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Games
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Location
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Levels
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Rate
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B
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W
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37, 39, 41
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30%
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B
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W
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37, 39-41
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20%
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B
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W
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39, 41
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10%
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B
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W
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37-42
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40%
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| Special Pokémon
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B
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W
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Only one
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42
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One
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| A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
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Trainers
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Pokémon
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Doctor Logan
テルユキ Teruyuki
Reward: $2580
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If the player chose Snivy:
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Reward: $6700
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If the player chose Tepig:
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Reward: $6700
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If the player chose Oshawott:
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Reward: $6700
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In the manga
Victory Road in Pokémon Adventures
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
The Victory Road appeared in Dream a Little Dream and Hallway Hijinks, where it served as a final test for the 32 Trainers who had earned the eight Badges required to enter the Pokémon League. In the end, eight Trainers made it through the Victory Road and were allowed to compete in the Pokémon League quarterfinals: Cheren, Marlon, Hood Man, Leo, Gray, Iris, Black, and Lou Karr.
Trivia
- The cycling and surfing themes aren't used here.
- All wild encounters here use the special wild encounter theme, the one used if the Pokémon were encountered via a phenomenon or the battle is a wild Double Battle.
- If the player enters the area from the Pokémon League and uses Dig or an Escape Rope, they will be teleported to the point in the Pokémon League where they left the area. If the player entered by Fly or came through the Badge Check Gates, they will be teleported to the Fly point. This is due to the fact that the outside is part of the maze, and would be difficult to escape otherwise.
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