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The terrarium-like structure is a very pleasant place to be, for bird lovers and botanists alike. The compound of the gym is made up of several bird sanctuary-esque trees, both artificial and natural, sprawling up into the sky, with a few bird houses and other lodgings for feathered and bat-like pokemon. Several greenhouses are spaced throughout, which harbor all forms of plant-life and natural habitats for grass-types. It's not unusual for someone stepping into them to think they've walked into a jungle--one with a bit of concrete for flooring and the faint scents of plant food and distilled water. The battle room here is an elaborate reinforced plastic dome which can be opened up in good weather - or simply when battling, in the not infrequent event of flying-types making an appearance.
  
 
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*Type: Flying/Grass

Revision as of 14:44, 2 September 2016

The gyms function as the representatives of the Pokemon League in the Kasei Region. Each one represents a dual-typing which - while not always complementing each other in battle - make up a unique set of schools all their own.

PC Leadership is denoted as appropriate. If you wish to apply for a gym yourself, please read the Gym Application and muck-mail a plot staffer located in +staff.

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Qualifier Challenges

To initiate a Gym Qualifier Challenge, you must be standing in one of the eight Kasei Pokemon Gyms. Before you can challenge the Leader, you must first defeat four of the Gym's trainers in a Qualifier Challenge in a back-to-back gauntlet with no healing between battles. Your items will be temporarily disabled for the duration of the challenge, but you will be given four Hyper Potions, two Full Heals, and two Revives to use during the course of the Challenge. All pokemon are forceset to level 50 for the duration of the Challenge.

+gymchallenge: Begins (or continues) a currently engaged Gym Qualifier Challenge.

+abortchallenge: Aborts a currently engaged Gym Qualifier Challenge.

Note that the Pokemon League, as a national organization, disallows fusions from competing in official League events owing to their superior strengths over normal pokemon, and thus fusions CANNOT participate in Gym Qualifier Challenges.

Gym Leader Challenges

+leaderchallenge: Put your name on the waiting list to challenge a Gym Leader. You must be standing in the appropriate Gym and have completed the Qualifier for that Gym.

All pokemon are set to level 50 for a Gym Leader Challenge, and fusions AND Legends. cannot participate.

If you win the Challenge, you receive that Gym's Badge. If you lose, you must retake the Gym Qualifier Challenge before challenging the Gym Leader again.

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  • Type: Electric/Dark

Senshin Monastery

  • Type: Fighting/Ground
  • Award: Lotus Badge

Soul Sanctuary

  • Type Ghost/Psychic
  • Award: Phantom Badge

Aqua Garden

  • Type: Water/Ice
  • Current leader: Maya
  • Award: Aurora Badge

Fiery Dragon Kitchen

  • Type: Dragon/Fire
  • Current leader: Sue

Quagmire Plantation

The marshy earth underfoot is soft, squelching with every step along the winding pathway that leads up to the grounds of the Quagmire Plantation. Upon the estate itself, the ground is only marginally more cohesive, slicked with moss and greedy, scrublike vegetation that spreads like rot throughout the spacious exterior of the Bayou Bay Pokemon Gym. Curiously, tables and chairs have been erected across the yard, resplendent in pristine white tablecloths and interspersed with arched white trellises that trail clinging ivy. A central pavilion rests at the terminus of the path, just before the broad steps leading into the Plantation itself. The brightly-coloured flowers and festive garlands are marred, however, by the presence of sticky, waxen hives and crude burrows clinging to every available surface, spattering white cloth with green mucous and plastered against arched trellises like misshapen tumours, testament to the bug- and poison-types that call this estate their home.

  • Type: Poison/Bug
  • Current leader:

Genesis Solarium

The terrarium-like structure is a very pleasant place to be, for bird lovers and botanists alike. The compound of the gym is made up of several bird sanctuary-esque trees, both artificial and natural, sprawling up into the sky, with a few bird houses and other lodgings for feathered and bat-like pokemon. Several greenhouses are spaced throughout, which harbor all forms of plant-life and natural habitats for grass-types. It's not unusual for someone stepping into them to think they've walked into a jungle--one with a bit of concrete for flooring and the faint scents of plant food and distilled water. The battle room here is an elaborate reinforced plastic dome which can be opened up in good weather - or simply when battling, in the not infrequent event of flying-types making an appearance.

  • Type: Flying/Grass
  • Award: Dandelion Badge

Shale Valley Museum

This gym is unusual in that it is housed in the Shale Valley Museum of Paleontology, one of the most renowned and expansive museums in the region. Wandering through the museum itself, one might well find Professor Stone - the curator of the museum - guiding a tour group through its halls, pointing out various exhibits and explaining their origins with a tone of obvious pride. Even challengers to the gym leader are encouraged to take this tour, to gain an appreciation for the history boasted by the city and the hard work that's been put into excavating these relics.

The arena itself is located in an underground cavern hidden well beneath the museum, the original dig site upon which Shale Valley was founded which has long since been thoroughly searched for any items of archaeological significance. Replicas of fossils dug from this place have been set along the walls to offer a certain aura of authenticity, and the entrances stands to either side of the battlefield each have a pile of hardhats and a sign encouraging spectators to take and wear one; the support beams for this place are well-constructed and sturdy, but the safety of spectators is of paramount importance.

The field itself is of earthen construction, with only a few sparse areas of water interspersed here and there as a concession to water types. Apart from these, the field is wide-open and free of distractions and obstacles, allowing the pokemon of both the leader and the challenger plenty of room to fight to the best of their ability.

  • Type: Rock/Steel
  • Award: Ingot Badge

Gym Leader Commands

+saveteam: Saves your current team to a profile that may quickly be loaded later, even if the pokemon are in a PC box. Note that all pokemon must have at least one element of your Gym's types, or the profile may not be saved.

+loadteam: Loads a saved team for the next battle.

+saveteamclear: Deletes a saved team profile. (Just the profile, not the actual pokemon.)

+leaderchallenge: Use in your Gym to view the current list of challengers, and to accept challenges.

+gshift: Toggles whether you are on-duty or off-duty with regard to accepting gym challenges. If you are on-duty, expect to RP and/or battle prospective challengers to your Gym!

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