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*Galar is the first region where trainers have to wear official/regulation uniforms when challenging gym leaders. |
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*Gym Leader battles are public spectacles, with gyms now having stadiums for the battles. |
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Revision as of 20:25, 22 November 2019
Galar is the region where Pokémon Sword and Shield takes place. It will debut in Pokémon the Series: Sword & Shield.
Pokémon League
Gym Leaders
| Name | Settlement | Type | Signature Pokémon | Badge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Milo |
Turrfield | Grass | [[File:|50px]] Grass Badge | |
 Nessa |
Hulbury | Water | [[File:|50px]] Water Badge | |
 Kabu |
Motostoke | Fire | [[File:|50px]] Fire Badge | |
 Bea (Sword only) |
Stow-on-Side (Sword only) | Fighting | [[File:|50px]] Fighting Badge | |
 Allister (Shield only) |
Stow-on-Side (Shield only) | Ghost | [[File:|50px]] Ghost Badge | |
Opal |
Ballonlea | Fairy | [[File:|50px]] Fairy Badge | |
Gordie (Sword only) |
Circhester (Sword only) | Rock | [[File:|50px]] Rock Badge | |
Melony (Shield only) |
Circhester (Shield only) | Ice | [[File:|50px]] Ice Badge | |
Piers |
Spikemuth | Dark | [[File:|50px]] Dark Badge | |
Raihan |
Hammerlocke | Dragon | [[File:|50px]] Dragon Badge |
Champion Cup
| Name | Type | Signature Pokémon |
|---|---|---|
| Marnie | Dark | Grimmsnarl |
| Hop | Mix | Inteleon (if the player character chooses Grookey) Rillaboom (if the player character chooses Scorbunny) Cinderace (if the player character chooses Sobble) |
| Nessa | Water | Drednaw |
| Bea (Sword only) | Fighting | Machamp |
| Allister (Shield only) | Ghost | Gengar |
Champion
| Name | Type | Signature Pokémon |
|---|---|---|
| File:Leon (Pokemon Sword & Shield).png Leon |
Mix |  Charizard |
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Trivia
- Galar is the first region not to feature the letter "o" in its name.
- Galar is also the first region to have a Dark-type Gym and Gym Leader.
- Galar is based on the United Kingdom.
- Galar is the second region to be based on an European country, the first being Kalos.
- Galar is one if not the biggest region so far in the Pokémon franchise.
- Galar is the first region to not have traditional badges.
- The names are now simply the Type used by the gym leader. Making Galar less creative with coming up with badge names, unlike the first six generations.
- Galar is the first region where trainers have to wear official/regulation uniforms when challenging gym leaders.
- Gym Leader battles are public spectacles, with gyms now having stadiums for the battles.
- The puzzles and challenges each gym has retained from previous games, though.
- Galar's gym challenge bears similarity to the Heartland Carnival in the anime series, Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal.
- Having to register to participate.
- Previous regions in Pokemon do not have this necessity. Except in the anime, for participating in a Pokemon League
- Collecting pieces of an emblem to gain entry into the final round.
- In Zexal, it was collecting Heart Pieces.
- Having to register to participate.
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