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* The Galar League is the only {{pkmn|League}} to feature no [[Elite Four]], as the Champion Cup takes its place instead. | * The Galar League is the only {{pkmn|League}} to feature no [[Elite Four]], as the Champion Cup takes its place instead. | ||
* The Galar League features more Gyms with more than one known Gym Leader than any other League, with four. | * The Galar League features more Gyms with more than one known Gym Leader than any other League, with four. | ||
* While the games show only Stadiums, the {{pkmn|anime}} shows that there are both Stadiums and traditional Pokémon Gyms in Galar. For example, Allister is shown to have a Gym of his own that is separate from the [[Stow-on-Side Stadium]] in [[JN092]]. | * While the games show only Stadiums, the {{pkmn|anime}} shows that there are both Stadiums and traditional Pokémon Gyms in Galar. For example, Allister is shown to have a Gym of his own that is separate from the [[Stow-on-Side Stadium]] in ''[[JN092|The Winding Path to Greatness!]]''. | ||
==In other languages== | ==In other languages== | ||
Revision as of 21:41, 11 May 2022
The Galar League (Japanese: ガラルリーグ Galar League) is the regional Pokémon League of the Galar region. The Galar League is composed of a number of Gym Leaders as well as the Champion. Unlike the Pokémon Leagues of other regions, Pokémon Trainers in Galar must receive a letter of endorsement to participate in the Gym Challenge (Japanese: ジムチャレンジ Gym Challenge). Additionally, while the Gym Challenge comprises the traditional eight Gyms, the Galar League maintains a minor division of Gyms representing other types. Between Gym Challenges, Gyms' performance may cause them to change divisions. Trainers who earn eight Gym Badges by defeating the Gym Leaders of the major division will qualify to participate in the annual Champion Cup (Japanese: チャンピオンカップ Champion Cup) tournament at Wyndon Stadium. This Pokémon League is known for having Dynamax in its Gym battles thanks to the League's chairman.[1]
According to Hop, the League requires that all eight Gyms be challenged in a set order.
After becoming the Champion, the player may repeatedly participate in a Champion tournament at Wyndon Stadium, which consist of three rounds in a single-elimination tournament.
Gym Leaders
Major division
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 Milo ヤロー Yarrow |
Turffield ターフタウン Turf Town |
 Grass |
 Grass Badge | |||
 Nessa ルリナ Rurina |
Hulbury バウタウン Bow Town |
 Water |
 Water Badge | |||
 Kabu カブ Kabu |
Motostoke エンジンシティ Engine City |
 Fire |
 Fire Badge | |||
 Bea サイトウ SaitōSw |
 Allister オニオン OnionSh |
Stow-on-Side ラテラルタウン Lateral Town |
 Fighting |
 Ghost |
 Fighting Badge |
 Ghost Badge |
 Opal ポプラ Poplar |
 Bede ビート Beet |
Ballonlea アラベスクタウン Arabesque Town |
 Fairy |
 Fairy Badge
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 Gordie マクワ MakuwaSw |
 Melony メロン MelonSh |
Circhester キルクスタウン Circus Town |
 Rock |
 Ice |
 Rock Badge |
 Ice Badge |
 Piers ネズ Nezu |
 Marnie マリィ Mary |
Spikemuth スパイクタウン Spike Town |
 Dark |
 Dark Badge
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 Raihan キバナ Kibana |
Hammerlocke ナックルシティ Knuckle City |
 Dragon |
 Dragon Badge | |||
Minor division
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| Generation VIII | Region: Galar |
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Type |
 Klara クララ KuraraSw |
 Poison |
 Avery セイボリー SavorySh |
 Psychic |
Champion Cup
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Interruption
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Bede ビート Beet |
Fairy |
Finals
Pokémon Sword
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Pokémon Shield
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Championship Match
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| Member Japanese |
Type |
 Champion Leon ダンデ Dande |
 Various |
Gallery
The logo of the Galar Pokémon League
The logo of the Galar Gym Challenge
The logo of the Galar Champion Cup
Trivia
- The Galar League is the only League to feature no Elite Four, as the Champion Cup takes its place instead.
- The Galar League features more Gyms with more than one known Gym Leader than any other League, with four.
- While the games show only Stadiums, the anime shows that there are both Stadiums and traditional Pokémon Gyms in Galar. For example, Allister is shown to have a Gym of his own that is separate from the Stow-on-Side Stadium in The Winding Path to Greatness!.
In other languages
Gym Challenge
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Champion Cup
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References
Related articles
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The Pokémon League | 
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| Participation Trainer • Battle • Gym Leaders Gyms • Badges • Referee Championship matches Elite Four • Orange League Champion League Pokémon League Conferences Indigo • Silver • Ever Grande • Lily of the Valley Vertress • Lumiose • Manalo |
Regional Pokémon Leagues Indigo • Orange* • Johto • Hoenn • Sinnoh Unova • Kalos • Alola • Galar • Paldea Areas of jurisdiction Pokémon League Reception Gate • Hall of Fame Palace of Victory • Cerulean Cave Others Pokémon Association • PIA World Coronation Series (Masters Eight Tournament) | ||
