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The Great Gavel organization first appears in Madoro Town where the grunts can be seen terrorizing the citizens, destroying the town, and stealing their Pokémon. [[Ryouga]] sneaks into the town and battles some of the grunts, defeating them until he is attacked by their commander, Yaza. Ryouga, after being rescued by [[Miruto]], goes back to fight Yaza after he captures a little girl and defeats him with his new [[Burst]] abilities. | The Great Gavel organization first appears in Madoro Town where the grunts can be seen terrorizing the citizens, destroying the town, and stealing their Pokémon. [[Ryouga]] sneaks into the town and battles some of the grunts, defeating them until he is attacked by their commander, Yaza. Ryouga, after being rescued by [[Miruto]], goes back to fight Yaza after he captures a little girl and defeats him with his new [[Burst]] abilities. | ||
Next, a group of grunts that were attempting to flee from the organization were pursued and captured by one of the Seven Warriors, Major [[Hilgreitz]]. He is seen | Next, a group of grunts that were attempting to flee from the organization were pursued and captured by one of the Seven Warriors, Major [[Hilgreitz]]. He is seen with an unknown member who tells him about Ryouga; the report gives Hilgreitz an interest in challenging him. | ||
Later, after climbing the treacherous Mt. Serables, Ryouga and Miruto are attacked by Major Hilgreitz, who boasts his powerful {{p|Excadrill}} Burst. After a long, eventful battle, Ryouga manages to defeat Hilgreitz after unlocking some of his Burst powers but was courteous enough to heal him after winning. | Later, after climbing the treacherous Mt. Serables, Ryouga and Miruto are attacked by Major Hilgreitz, who boasts his powerful {{p|Excadrill}} Burst. After a long, eventful battle, Ryouga manages to defeat Hilgreitz after unlocking some of his Burst powers but was courteous enough to heal him after winning. | ||
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As explained by Hilgreitz, the Great Gavel organization has seven powerful members known as the Seven Warriors (Japanese: '''七戦騎'''). | As explained by Hilgreitz, the Great Gavel organization has seven powerful members known as the Seven Warriors (Japanese: '''七戦騎'''). | ||
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Revision as of 14:30, 18 May 2012
The Great Gavel organization (Japanese: グレートガベル ) is a villainous group in the Pokémon RéBURST manga.
History
The Great Gavel organization first appears in Madoro Town where the grunts can be seen terrorizing the citizens, destroying the town, and stealing their Pokémon. Ryouga sneaks into the town and battles some of the grunts, defeating them until he is attacked by their commander, Yaza. Ryouga, after being rescued by Miruto, goes back to fight Yaza after he captures a little girl and defeats him with his new Burst abilities.
Next, a group of grunts that were attempting to flee from the organization were pursued and captured by one of the Seven Warriors, Major Hilgreitz. He is seen with an unknown member who tells him about Ryouga; the report gives Hilgreitz an interest in challenging him.
Later, after climbing the treacherous Mt. Serables, Ryouga and Miruto are attacked by Major Hilgreitz, who boasts his powerful Excadrill Burst. After a long, eventful battle, Ryouga manages to defeat Hilgreitz after unlocking some of his Burst powers but was courteous enough to heal him after winning.
Weapons
The members of Great Gavel are usually seen using actual weapons such as laser guns rather than Pokémon to terrorize the populace of wherever they attack. Those that have actual been seen using Pokémon have used them solely for the Burst technique.
Higher leveled members such as Commander Yaza have been seen using more powerful weapons such as an ararebo that uses the life force of Template:Type2 Pokémon so that it can be set on fire, making it more powerful than usual. These weapons are by-products created from research that the organization had done.
Seven Warriors
As explained by Hilgreitz, the Great Gavel organization has seven powerful members known as the Seven Warriors (Japanese: 七戦騎).
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