Gyms return in Pokemon Gold and Silver, and with a new crew of leaders to face the number of badges to collect has bumped up to sixteen. The first eight leaders are all new, mastering types the leaders of old hadn't. Like before, some gyms contain puzzles you …

This article provides a complete list of Gym Badges. The Paldea League badges are unnamed, but include a badge for each of these types: Bug, Grass, Electric, Water, Normal, Ghost, Psychic, and Ice.

In Generation II, every badge boosts the power of the moves of a certain type by 12.5% (1/8), despite never being referenced in the games.

Since Johto is connected the Kanto, the gyms here are all different types to those in Kanto. The Elite Four also have a few changes to make their types different from the Johto gyms. A guide to Pokémon Gold & Silver Gym Leaders & Elite Four, including the Pokémon they use.

There are two Gym Badges called the Fairy Badge, the Bug Badge, the Psychic Badge, the Ghost Badge, the Ice Badge, the Grass Badge, and the Water Badge. In Pokémon Masters EX Pryce gives you a different Glacier Badge from the original badge used in the core continuity.

Jun 27, 2012 · Trainers must collect eight Gym badges from around the Kanto region in order to participate in the Indigo League. The Boulder Badge (Japanese: グレーバッジ Gray Badge) from Pewter Gym is the first...

A badge within the Pokémon series is an item to show that a trainer has defeated a Gym Leader. Trainers need to collect all the badges from the a region to be able to challenge at that region's Pokémon League. In the games, badges affect a Pokémon's behavior …

Starting in Johto, the Japanese games follow the precedent set by the international releases of generation I, using badge names that refer obliquely to the Pokémon type of the relevant gym – Wing/Zephyr Badge, Insect/Hive Badge, etc. Johto’s gym badges are less brightly coloured and all have designs that reference their gym’s type in ...

These gyms and their 8 badges allow for the entry into the Pokémon League. They also allow for higher levelled Pokémon to be traded over and for certain HMs to be utilised outside of battle. Gym #1 - Violet City

Badge: Heat Badge Causes all Pokémon of Level 50 and below to obey you, even if you got them in a trade. Allows you to use Strength even when outside of battle.