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Description
EDIT: Added moves!

Beware their power!

Some of the Fakemon they own haven't been revealed yet.

The first member is Avery, a Flying-type specialist. As far as the members go, he's a bit more of a pushover, but he's still much stronger than your average trainer. Although his specialty is Flying, he also likes Normal and Ice-types.

Avery's team consists of Cravado (Normal/Flying; Feather Frenzy, Fly, Tailwind, Water Sport), Yukiboss (Ice/Flying; Hail, Blizzard, Hypnosis, Bounce), Wintera (Bug/Ice; Hail, Blizzard, Confuse Ray, Silver Wind), Ornatail (Psychic/Flying; Hypnosis, Roost, Tailwind, Psychic), and Hoglory (Normal/Flying; Take Down, Fly, Sky Attack, Fire Blast).

Although they're not his strongest Pokemon, Yukiboss and Wintera will likely cause some trouble if you don't eliminate them quickly with Fire or Rock-type attacks. They both can use Hail, which not only benefits their abilities (Snow Cloak and Cold Front, respectively), but it also boosts the accuracy of Blizzard, which they also both know. Also look out for their status-inducing moves so you don't get frozen, confused, paralyzed, or put to sleep!

Before battle: "Salutations, and welcome to the Pokemon League! Your first battle will be against me, Avery, the Flying-type master! Yes, that's right! I'm an ace pilot, so it's only fitting that I use Flying-type Pokemon, right? We rule the skies together. Well, here they come!"

During battle: "The Elite Four are not like any trainers you've fought before!" "You're my last hope! Good luck!" "......! So close!"

Defeated: "Mayday! Mayday!" "Well, it looks like you've got the savvy to go further. Be careful! The other members of the Elite Four are even tougher than me."

The second member is Britney, an Electric-type enthusiast. She's a perky young lady with a fondness for electricity-themed puns. But don't let that fool you; she has impressive knowledge of technology and is also a great tactician. She's the daughter of the CEO of PokeTech, Inc. (a producer and developer of a lot of Dyrona's technology), and she herself developed Dyrona's Pokemon storage system, so you'll see her a few times before you battle her at the League.

Britney's team consists of Oerstone (Rock/Electric; Magnet Rise, Geo Volt, Electro Bola, Rock Polish), Nebellum (Electric/Psychic; Focus Blast, Mind Reader, Zap Cannon, Psychic), Buzerkit (Bug/Electric; Attack Order, Defend Order, Heal Order, Thunder Fang), Glowatt (Electric; Giga Drain, Lock-On, Zap Cannon, Reflect), and Rabblitz (Electric; Rain Dance, Thunder, Weather Ball, Thunder Wave).

She claims to have found a way around her specialty type's weakness, Ground-type. Nebellum and Rabblitz both have Levitate (Thanks to this, Rabblitz doesn't have any true weakness), while Oerstone knows Magnet Rise. Still, Oerstone can easily be taken care of in one turn with a Ground-type attack due to its sluggish Speed. You can use the attack Landslide to ground her floating Pokemon.

Before battle: "Hey! I recognize that face! It's (player name), isn't it? Yeah! Are you shocked? It's me, Britney! I'm a member of the Elite Four and your next opponent! So, you think Electric-type Pokemon are weak to the Ground-type? Heh, don't be so sure! I've found a way around that! Now, let's make this an electrifying battle!"

During battle: "Ahhh! Look at the sparks fly!" "I'm getting all tingly with excitement!" "No way! I'm shocked!"

Defeated: "The rumors are true... You are strong!" "Wow! I got a real charge out of that one! Anyway, it was nice seeing you again! I'm glad we could finally battle. Keep going, and good luck!"

The third member is Wanda, a Water-type expert. She always appears cool and calm, even when the situation seems dire. Her strategy is to go with the flow, like a stream of water, and maneuver around any obstacle in her way.

Wanda's team consists of Porifort (Water/Rock; Giga Drain, Recover, Water Spout, Rain Dance), Krakenaut (Water; Gunk Shot, Hydro Pump, Aqua Jet, Iron Head), Narpoon (Water/Ice; Aqua Ring, Freezing Water, Icicle Spear, Rain Dance), Mermazon (Water; Water Pulse, Attract, Aqua Tail, Calm Mind), and Aquine (Water/Dragon; Surf, Dragonbreath, Twister, Agility).

She seems to like taking a defensive approach. She begins the battle with Porifort, a very frustrating wall of a Pokemon. As if its high defenses weren't bad enough, it'll keep healing itself with Giga Drain and Recover. Also be careful when dealing with Mermazon, which has Serene Grace, and Aquine, which is weak only to Dragon-type attacks.

Before battle: "My, my. That look of determination... That furrowed brow... Perhaps you should relax just a little? Oh, pardon me, where are my manners? I am Wanda, an Elite Four member and lover of Water-types. You are? ...(Player name), I see. It's a pleasure to meet you. Hopefully, it will be a pleasure to battle you as well!"

During battle: "Go with the flow, just like a river..." "Just a moment... Perhaps I should reconsider my strategy..." "Is it too late to try something else?"

Defeated: "Oh...marvelous! You are doing quite well!" "Only one member of the Elite Four remains, (player name). There's no turning back, though, so don't hesitate! But don't panic, either."

The fourth and final member is Rick, a Rock-type master. His goal is to make everyone see the real toughness of Rock-type Pokemon. Obviously, he's aware that Rock-type hasn't had very good representation, what with it being the first gym specialty in many regions. He trained with his Pokemon on rugged mountains, not going back to civilization until he and his Pokemon were strong enough in his eyes. Like Britney, you'll see him a few times before the League; he'll even assist you at times.

Rick's team consists of Crokodire (Rock/Poison; Toxic Spikes, Sandstorm, Ice Fang, Shell Cracker), Blastodon (Rock/Water; Light Screen, Water Spout, Sandstorm, Focus Blast), Granight (Rock/Dark; Rock Slide, Night Slash, Fly, Torment), Troglodug (Ground/Fighting; Bulk Up, Stone Edge, Hammer Arm, Landslide), and Rubblith (Rock; Rock Wrecker, Rock Polish, Earthquake, Sandstorm).

He may not look like much of a strategist, but you'd be surprised. His Pokemon have plenty of unexpected moves. They frequently use Sandstorm, which has the additional bonus of increasing the Special Defense of his Rock-type Pokemon; it's even worse when Blastodon decides to use Light Screen at the same time. Crokodire has the nasty habit of using Toxic Spikes as soon as the battle begins, so hopefully you brought a few antidotes along.

Before battle: "Wahaha! Congrats, young trainer, you made it! This journey's been long and full of surprises, huh? I didn't expect we'd get caught up in all that Team Vortex business. I gotta say, I've been looking forward to battling you here. My Pokemon and I have trained together in the mountains for years! I'll show you just how rugged we can be! Wrooarrgh!!"

During battle: "Hoo-hah! This won't be an easy fight, young trainer!" "This is all I have left...but I've saved the best for last!" "Wahaha! You've made it this far! Don't hold back now!"

Defeated: "We tried and we lost... But my rock-solid dream lives on! Okay! Just as I suspected, you're a tremendous trainer!" "Strong-hearted trainer, you have the will of a Champion! But you're not finished yet. You may have beaten the Elite Four, but you still have someone waiting for you in the next room. That someone...is the current Champion of Dyrona! Only once you have beaten him can you claim the title for yourself... I wish you the best of luck."

And if you just read all that, you, my friend, a) have too much spare time on your hands, and b) are awesome.

Good luck beating these trainers... You're gonna need it.

Everybody and their teams (c) me
Pokemon (c) Nintendo/GameFreak

Description
EDIT: Added moves!

Beware their power!

Some of the Fakemon they own haven't been revealed yet.

The first member is Avery, a Flying-type specialist. As far as the members go, he's a bit more of a pushover, but he's still much stronger than your average trainer. Although his specialty is Flying, he also likes Normal and Ice-types.

Avery's team consists of Cravado (Normal/Flying; Feather Frenzy, Fly, Tailwind, Water Sport), Yukiboss (Ice/Flying; Hail, Blizzard, Hypnosis, Bounce), Wintera (Bug/Ice; Hail, Blizzard, Confuse Ray, Silver Wind), Ornatail (Psychic/Flying; Hypnosis, Roost, Tailwind, Psychic), and Hoglory (Normal/Flying; Take Down, Fly, Sky Attack, Fire Blast).

Although they're not his strongest Pokemon, Yukiboss and Wintera will likely cause some trouble if you don't eliminate them quickly with Fire or Rock-type attacks. They both can use Hail, which not only benefits their abilities (Snow Cloak and Cold Front, respectively), but it also boosts the accuracy of Blizzard, which they also both know. Also look out for their status-inducing moves so you don't get frozen, confused, paralyzed, or put to sleep!

Before battle: "Salutations, and welcome to the Pokemon League! Your first battle will be against me, Avery, the Flying-type master! Yes, that's right! I'm an ace pilot, so it's only fitting that I use Flying-type Pokemon, right? We rule the skies together. Well, here they come!"

During battle: "The Elite Four are not like any trainers you've fought before!" "You're my last hope! Good luck!" "......! So close!"

Defeated: "Mayday! Mayday!" "Well, it looks like you've got the savvy to go further. Be careful! The other members of the Elite Four are even tougher than me."

The second member is Britney, an Electric-type enthusiast. She's a perky young lady with a fondness for electricity-themed puns. But don't let that fool you; she has impressive knowledge of technology and is also a great tactician. She's the daughter of the CEO of PokeTech, Inc. (a producer and developer of a lot of Dyrona's technology), and she herself developed Dyrona's Pokemon storage system, so you'll see her a few times before you battle her at the League.

Britney's team consists of Oerstone (Rock/Electric; Magnet Rise, Geo Volt, Electro Bola, Rock Polish), Nebellum (Electric/Psychic; Focus Blast, Mind Reader, Zap Cannon, Psychic), Buzerkit (Bug/Electric; Attack Order, Defend Order, Heal Order, Thunder Fang), Glowatt (Electric; Giga Drain, Lock-On, Zap Cannon, Reflect), and Rabblitz (Electric; Rain Dance, Thunder, Weather Ball, Thunder Wave).

She claims to have found a way around her specialty type's weakness, Ground-type. Nebellum and Rabblitz both have Levitate (Thanks to this, Rabblitz doesn't have any true weakness), while Oerstone knows Magnet Rise. Still, Oerstone can easily be taken care of in one turn with a Ground-type attack due to its sluggish Speed. You can use the attack Landslide to ground her floating Pokemon.

Before battle: "Hey! I recognize that face! It's (player name), isn't it? Yeah! Are you shocked? It's me, Britney! I'm a member of the Elite Four and your next opponent! So, you think Electric-type Pokemon are weak to the Ground-type? Heh, don't be so sure! I've found a way around that! Now, let's make this an electrifying battle!"

During battle: "Ahhh! Look at the sparks fly!" "I'm getting all tingly with excitement!" "No way! I'm shocked!"

Defeated: "The rumors are true... You are strong!" "Wow! I got a real charge out of that one! Anyway, it was nice seeing you again! I'm glad we could finally battle. Keep going, and good luck!"

The third member is Wanda, a Water-type expert. She always appears cool and calm, even when the situation seems dire. Her strategy is to go with the flow, like a stream of water, and maneuver around any obstacle in her way.

Wanda's team consists of Porifort (Water/Rock; Giga Drain, Recover, Water Spout, Rain Dance), Krakenaut (Water; Gunk Shot, Hydro Pump, Aqua Jet, Iron Head), Narpoon (Water/Ice; Aqua Ring, Freezing Water, Icicle Spear, Rain Dance), Mermazon (Water; Water Pulse, Attract, Aqua Tail, Calm Mind), and Aquine (Water/Dragon; Surf, Dragonbreath, Twister, Agility).

She seems to like taking a defensive approach. She begins the battle with Porifort, a very frustrating wall of a Pokemon. As if its high defenses weren't bad enough, it'll keep healing itself with Giga Drain and Recover. Also be careful when dealing with Mermazon, which has Serene Grace, and Aquine, which is weak only to Dragon-type attacks.

Before battle: "My, my. That look of determination... That furrowed brow... Perhaps you should relax just a little? Oh, pardon me, where are my manners? I am Wanda, an Elite Four member and lover of Water-types. You are? ...(Player name), I see. It's a pleasure to meet you. Hopefully, it will be a pleasure to battle you as well!"

During battle: "Go with the flow, just like a river..." "Just a moment... Perhaps I should reconsider my strategy..." "Is it too late to try something else?"

Defeated: "Oh...marvelous! You are doing quite well!" "Only one member of the Elite Four remains, (player name). There's no turning back, though, so don't hesitate! But don't panic, either."

The fourth and final member is Rick, a Rock-type master. His goal is to make everyone see the real toughness of Rock-type Pokemon. Obviously, he's aware that Rock-type hasn't had very good representation, what with it being the first gym specialty in many regions. He trained with his Pokemon on rugged mountains, not going back to civilization until he and his Pokemon were strong enough in his eyes. Like Britney, you'll see him a few times before the League; he'll even assist you at times.

Rick's team consists of Crokodire (Rock/Poison; Toxic Spikes, Sandstorm, Ice Fang, Shell Cracker), Blastodon (Rock/Water; Light Screen, Water Spout, Sandstorm, Focus Blast), Granight (Rock/Dark; Rock Slide, Night Slash, Fly, Torment), Troglodug (Ground/Fighting; Bulk Up, Stone Edge, Hammer Arm, Landslide), and Rubblith (Rock; Rock Wrecker, Rock Polish, Earthquake, Sandstorm).

He may not look like much of a strategist, but you'd be surprised. His Pokemon have plenty of unexpected moves. They frequently use Sandstorm, which has the additional bonus of increasing the Special Defense of his Rock-type Pokemon; it's even worse when Blastodon decides to use Light Screen at the same time. Crokodire has the nasty habit of using Toxic Spikes as soon as the battle begins, so hopefully you brought a few antidotes along.

Before battle: "Wahaha! Congrats, young trainer, you made it! This journey's been long and full of surprises, huh? I didn't expect we'd get caught up in all that Team Vortex business. I gotta say, I've been looking forward to battling you here. My Pokemon and I have trained together in the mountains for years! I'll show you just how rugged we can be! Wrooarrgh!!"

During battle: "Hoo-hah! This won't be an easy fight, young trainer!" "This is all I have left...but I've saved the best for last!" "Wahaha! You've made it this far! Don't hold back now!"

Defeated: "We tried and we lost... But my rock-solid dream lives on! Okay! Just as I suspected, you're a tremendous trainer!" "Strong-hearted trainer, you have the will of a Champion! But you're not finished yet. You may have beaten the Elite Four, but you still have someone waiting for you in the next room. That someone...is the current Champion of Dyrona! Only once you have beaten him can you claim the title for yourself... I wish you the best of luck."

And if you just read all that, you, my friend, a) have too much spare time on your hands, and b) are awesome.

Good luck beating these trainers... You're gonna need it.

Everybody and their teams (c) me
Pokemon (c) Nintendo/GameFreak