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Revision as of 09:16, 19 March 2010
Cianwood Gym タンバジム Tanba Gym | |
File:Cianwood Gym.png | |
Location | Cianwood City |
Gym Leader | Chuck |
Badge | Storm Badge |
Dominant Type | Fighting |
Region | Johto |
File:Cianwood-gym-int.jpg | |
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The Cianwood Gym (Japanese: タンバジム Tanba Gym) is the official gym of Cianwood City. It is based on Template:Type2 Pokémon. The Gym Leader is Chuck. Trainers who defeat him receive the Storm Badge.
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Trivia
- In the games, the Cianwood Gym, the Blackthorn Gym, and the Celadon Gym are the only gyms that require the use of an HM, as part of a gym puzzle, in order to progress. Cianwood and Blackthorn's Gyms require Strength in Generation II, while Celadon's requires Cut in all Generations.
- The caretaker for the Cianwood Gym is inside the local Pokémon Center rather than the gym itself, apparently because the gym trainers are too uncivilised.