How to Battle Trainers Again in Oras

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A rematch or re-boxing (Japanese: 再戦 rematch) is a second or subsequent battle confronting a Trainer or Pokémon.

In the core series games, information technology is mandatory for the player to defeat certain Trainers to accelerate within the game. Technically, if the role player is defeated, they are given the chance to battle this opponent again until defeated (barring exceptional circumstances), only this isn't considered a rematch.

Most of the time, however, if a Trainer is defeated, that Trainer will non be available for a rematch until certain conditions accept been met. When Trainers commonly agree to rematch, their Pokémon will have become stronger (level upwardly or evolution), or they would already take caused more Pokémon (sometimes from another region, once the player has obtained the National Pokédex).

Types of rematch

Regular Trainers

From Generation Two onwards, with the exception of Pokémon Black and White and X and Y, some regular Trainers found along normal routes and caves tin can be challenged for a rematch.

In Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal and Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, the thespian can commutation Pokégear phone numbers with specific Trainers, allowing them to contact the player for a rematch. Note that Trainers accept to be rebattled equally soon as possible, otherwise the take chances to do so will disappear.

In Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal, the number of difficulty levels and triggers are defined individually for each Trainer. Certain rematches are available only in Gold and Silver, while others are only in Crystal. The following events are triggers for new rematches:

• Reaching a new urban center/boondocks in Johto, starting with Goldenrod City
• Reaching the Lake of Rage
• Defeating Team Rocket at Mahogany Town or Goldenrod City
• Condign Champion
• Returning the Machine Part to the Kanto Power Constitute

Additionally, in Gold and Silver, the histrion will battle the strongest team available, just in Crystal, each team has to be battled in order (including fighting the initial team over again).

In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, the Trainers' teams accept three different difficulty levels: the first level is used in the first rematch, the second after the actor has start entered the Hall of Fame, and the third afterwards the player has obtained all 16 Badges.

In Pokémon Carmine, Sapphire, and Emerald, the PokéNav's Trainer'due south Eyes or Friction match Call has similar functions to the Pokégear, keeping rail of Trainers who somewhen want to re-battle the player. Regular Trainers are eligible for rematches after obtaining the Balance Bluecoat; once information technology is obtained, if the player is on a map with eligible Trainers, each Trainer on the map has a separate 31% gamble to demand a rematch every 255 steps.^[1]

In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the Trainer's Eye function returns, and Trainers are ready for a rematch more frequently than in Generation III; in these games, the Trainers' teams meliorate as the player progresses through the game, and are at their strongest after the player has entered the Hall of Fame.

Red uses the Vs. Seeker on Road 25. Three Trainers wish to have a rematch.

In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, and Pokémon Bright Diamond and Shining Pearl, while outdoors, the player tin use the Vs. Seeker to randomly make nearby Trainers ready for a rematch. Certain Trainers have stronger teams, depending on how far the histrion is through the game, as long as they have defeated that Trainer's previous party. New Vs. Seeker parties are unlocked at the following events:

• Obtaining the Vs. Seeker
• Arriving in Celadon City ^{FR LG} /defeating Fantina ^{D P} /defeating Crasher Wake ^Pt
• Arriving in Fuchsia City ^{FR LG} /capturing or defeating the cover Legendary Pokémon ^{D P Pt}
• Entering the Hall of Fame
• Delivering the Sapphire to Celio ^{FR LG} /capturing or defeating Heatran at Stark Mountain ^{D P Pt} .

In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, certain Trainers tin be challenged daily at the Seven Stars Eating place. In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, the player can battle ane Trainer per day at Jubilife Goggle box, with the Trainer that appears varying with the day of the week. In Pokémon Platinum, players can challenge several Trainers that appear in different Pokémon Centers once per twenty-four hour period each, equally well as repeatedly battle the Maids in the 5-Maid Knockout Exact-Plough Attack Claiming in the Pokémon Mansion.

In Pokémon Blackness and White and Pokémon Blackness 2 and White two, Trainers in the Big Stadium and Minor Courtroom of Nimbasa City and the Regal Unova can be rematched daily. In Pokémon Black 2 and White 2, as the histrion progresses through the game, the Trainers' Pokémon are battled at higher levels, and will be at their strongest after the actor has entered the Hall of Fame. Some Trainers may replace their Pokémon. Pokémon Breeders in Black 2 and White 2 will re-claiming the actor upon sight (as long as the player has left the area since their terminal boxing), even if the thespian had previously defeated them; however, their teams remain the aforementioned during each battle.

In Pokémon X and Y, Trainers in the Battle Chateau can be battled each time that Trainer has entered the Battle Chateau. Only those whose rank is the aforementioned as or lower than the thespian'due south will appear. The thespian tin buy writs to have an effect on 3 different factors (party levels, prize coin, and Trainer inflow rate) for the remainder of that solar day, although issued writs can exist swapped out if the new one has the same type of effect.

In Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon, certain Trainers tin can be challenged daily at the Battle Buffet at Hau'oli City's Shopping District.

In Pokémon Sword and Shield, Pokémon Breeder Chloe can be rematched whenever she is found in the Wild Surface area, with teams differing based on if the player received the Fire Bluecoat and if they enter the Hall of Fame. The Café Masters in the Battle Cafés throughout Galar can also be challenged daily.

In Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD, there are certain areas that allow for multiple rematches, most notably in Pyrite Town'due south Duel Foursquare. Other locations such as Agate Hamlet and The Under Subway allow for rematches only later on getting past a certain point in the game.

Rival

Since Generation I, the player's rival plays a key role within the game, occasionally giving hints, helping out or even challenging the player to a rematch. With the exception of Brendan and May, the role player'southward rival can exist repeatedly rematched afterwards entering the Hall of Fame of that region. In Silver's instance notwithstanding, he tin can just be rematched afterward the battle in Mt. Moon ^{One thousand S C} or the Multi Battle with him in Dragon'south Den ^{HG SS} .

The post-obit table shows where and when the player's Rival can exist challenged for subsequent rematches:

Region	Rival	Time and location for (the most recent) rematch
Kanto	Blue R B Y FR LG	Any time	Indigo Plateau
	Trace P E
Johto	Silver	Mondays and Wednesdays	Indigo Plateau
Hoenn	Wally	Whatever fourth dimension R S E	Victory Road R S Eastward
		One time per day OR Equally	Boxing Maison OR AS
Sinnoh	Barry	Saturdays and Sundays	Fight Surface area D P BD SP
			Survival Area Pt
Unova	Cheren B W	In one case per twenty-four hour period	Victory Road
	Bianca B W	Saturdays and Sundays	Nuvema Town
	Hugh B2 W2	Once per day	Driftveil City
Kalos	Calem* or Serena*	Once per solar day	Kiloude Metropolis
Alola	Hau	Any time	Pokémon League (Title Defense)
	Gladion	Whatsoever time	Pokémon League (Title Defence force)
Galar (Mainland)	Hop	Any time	Wyndon Stadium (Champion tournaments/Galarian Star Tournament)
	Bede	Any fourth dimension	Wyndon Stadium (Champion tournaments/Galarian Star Tournament)
	Marnie	In one case per day	Spikemuth
		Any time	Wyndon Stadium (Champion tournaments/Galarian Star Tournament)
Galar (Isle of Armor)	Klara Sw	Once per day	Battle Court
		Any time	Wyndon Stadium (Galarian Star Tournament)
	Avery Sh	Once per day	Battle Court
		Any time	Wyndon Stadium (Galarian Star Tournament)

Gym Leaders

Gym Leader rematches were showtime introduced in Pokémon Emerald. They are featured in all subsequent core series games with Gym Leaders, except for Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, Black, White, Omega Ruby, and Alpha Sapphire.

Pokémon Emerald

After entering Hall of Fame, every 60th wild run across, every 20th Trainer battle, and every 20th Battle Borderland battle, the game has 31% chance to make a Gym Leader rematch available.

Each Gym Leader has 4 teams, ordered from everyman levels to highest levels, and they volition use each team subsequently the player defeats their previous squad. All teams incorporate Pokémon outside the Hoenn Pokédex. Withal, the teams won't progress if the player hasn't done the New Mauville sidequest, and Wattson won't be available at all.^[2]

Pokémon Platinum

Battleground (from left): Maylene, Volkner, the player, the Café owner

Principal article: Battlefield

In Pokémon Platinum, the Gym Leaders of Sinnoh, together with the player's previous Multi Battle partners, can be found in the Battleground. Up to four of these Trainers appear each mean solar day and they tin be battled only once a day. The residing Trainers are generated upon entering the Battlefield, potentially allowing for different Trainers after game resets.

Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver

The Fighting Dojo with all the Gym Leaders

Main article: Fighting Dojo

In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, the Gym Leaders of Kanto and Johto are found in the Fighting Dojo. All the same, dissimilar Platinum, the Leaders will not make it at the Dojo until they have been called on for a rematch.

To re-battle a Gym Leader, the player has to first obtain the Gym Leader'south number. Post-obit that, the player tin telephone call the Gym Leader at whatsoever fourth dimension, simply the Gym Leader will only have a rematch when their schedule is complimentary.

When a Gym Leader has accepted a rematch, they volition stay in the Fighting Dojo until they are defeated. In that location is no limit to the number of times a Gym Leader can be rematched.

Note that the phone numbers for almost of the Leaders can be obtained after entering the Hall of Fame. However, rematches with the Gym Leaders cannot be scheduled until after the Earth Badge has been obtained (i.e., Blueish has been defeated).

Gym Leader phone listing

Each Leader's phone number must exist obtained from them personally when the Leader is out of their Gym (except Chuck and Blue, which have to be obtained from their wife and sister respectively). By speaking with each Leader at the appropriate time and place, players can obtain their phone numbers.

The following table shows how each Leader's number can exist obtained:

Johto Gym Leaders
Leader	24-hour interval	Time	Location	Pre-requisites (post-Hall of Fame)
Falkner	Monday	Any time	Celadon Department Store, 4F	Must have beaten Janine
Bugsy	Thursday	Any time	Viridian Forest	None
Whitney	Any day	12:00 PM to 4:00 PM	Goldenrod Department Store, 6F	None
Morty	Monday or Tuesday	Whatever time	Bellchime Trail	None
Chuck	Any mean solar day	Any time	From Chuck's wife at Cianwood Urban center	None
Jasmine	Any day	1:00 PM to ii:00 PM	Olivine Café	None
Pryce	Any day	6:00 AM to 10:00 AM	By the Lake of Rage	None
Clair	Whatsoever day	half dozen:00 AM to x:00 AM	Inside Dragon'south Den	Must have defeated her and Lance in a Multi Battle
Kanto Gym Leaders
Leader	Day	Time	Location	Pre-requisites (postal service-Hall of Fame)
				Required badges	Boosted requirements
Brock	Any solar day	12:00 PM to three:00 PM	Inside Diglett's Cave	All 16	None
Misty	Any 24-hour interval	four:00 PM to 6:00 PM	Route 25	All sixteen	Will not appear if Suicune is nowadays
Lt. Surge	Any mean solar day	nine:00 AM to 11:00 AM	Outside Kanto Power Plant	All 16	Appears after Zapdos is captured. Gives his phone number if the player is walking with a Pikachu
Erika	Sat or Sunday	3:00 PM to v:00 PM	Celadon City fountain	All xvi	None
Janine	Any day	four:00 PM to six:00 PM	Pokémon League Reception Gate	Any number	Defeat Janine
Sabrina	Fri	Whatsoever time	Olivine Harbor	Any number	Defeat Sabrina, must have Due south.Due south. Ticket
Blaine	Tuesday	Whatsoever time	Cinnabar Island	All 16	None
Blue	Any day	Whatsoever time	From Daisy Oak at Pallet Town	All 16	After having at least vii massages and showing Daisy a Pokémon with max friendship (from 3 pm to iii:59 pm only)

Gym Leader rematch schedule

The following tabular array shows when the Gym Leaders are free to accept a rematch.

As midnight to 3:59 AM is considered to exist "night" by the game, any Leader who can be battled at night tin can be battled from midnight to 3:59 AM or from 8:00 PM to 11:59 PM.

Gym Leaders' Schedule Day Morning (iv:00 - ix:59 AM) Daytime (x:00 AM – 7:59 PM) Night (12:00 - three:59 AM, 8:00 - 11:59 PM) Dominicus Erika Sabrina Blueish Mon Pryce Janine Tuesday Blaine Morty Wednesday Misty Jasmine Chuck Thursday Bugsy Friday Lt. Surge Clair Sat Falkner Whitney Brock

Pokémon Black 2 and White ii

Main article: Pokémon Globe Tournament

In Blackness 2 and White 2, Gym Leaders can be rematched in the Unova Leaders Tournament at the Pokémon Earth Tournament.

Pokémon 10 and Y

Primary article: Boxing Chateau

In X and Y, the Gym Leaders of Kalos tin can be rematched at the Battle Chateau once the role player has reached the rank of Marquis or Marchioness. The Gym Leaders employ 2 of their Pokémon, who start at level 40. After the player has entered the Hall of Fame, the base level of their team is changed to level 50, and the Pokémon for some of the Gym Leaders have been replaced.

Unlike in previous games, the Aristocracy Four and Champion of Kalos exercise not receive higher level teams when rematched at the Pokémon League. Instead, they can as well be encountered at the Chateau. The Elite Four can exist rematched when the player reaches the rank of Duke or Duchess. They use three Pokémon at the base level of 55. Finally, Champion Diantha tin can be rematched when the player reaches the highest rank, Grand Duke or M Duchess, respectively. She uses four Pokémon, including her Mega Gardevoir, at the base of operations level of 60.

Similar other Trainers at the Battle Chateau, issuing sure writs can be used to adjust the levels of the teams used there past Gym Leaders, the Aristocracy Iv, and Diantha, equally well every bit giving them the chance to appear more often.

Pokémon: Permit's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!

In Pokémon: Allow'south Get, Pikachu! and Let's Get, Eevee!, afterward the actor has entered the Hall of Fame, each Gym Leader of Kanto tin be rematched at their respective Gym one time per day. At the Viridian Gym, Blue is battled instead of Giovanni. In improver, the Pokémon League can also exist challenged again, with all Aristocracy Iv members possessing a Kanto Pokémon'due south Alolan Form.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl

In Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, each Gym Leader of Sinnoh can exist challenged to a rematch at their respective Gym one time per day subsequently the National Pokédex has been obtained.

Pokémon League

The Pokémon League can be rematched in all cadre serial games except Pokémon Sword and Shield. Starting in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, rematches confronting the Elite Four and Champion may feature teams at college levels, sometimes with different Pokémon and moves.

In Generation I, they are the only Trainers that tin be rematched.

FireRed and LeafGreen

The Indigo Plateau will commencement using college-level Pokémon once the actor has completed the Sevii Islands mail-game quest.

Platinum

The Pokémon League uses higher-level Pokémon after the player completes the Stark Mountain sidequest.

HeartGold and SoulSilver

The Indigo Plateau will start using higher-level Pokémon one time the actor has earned all 16 Badges.

Generation V

The Pokémon League uses higher-level Pokémon later the role player defeats them the outset time.

Omega Ruby and Blastoff Sapphire

The Pokémon League will start using higher-level Pokémon once the actor has completed the Delta Episode.

Generation 7

The Pokémon League uses higher-level Pokémon afterward the player defeats them the first time.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl

The Pokémon League has two sets of rematches.

The commencement set of rematch teams are used after the player has defeated the Pokémon League once and obtained the National Pokédex. These teams are based on the post-Stark Mount teams the Elite Four and the Champion use in Pokémon Platinum.

The second fix of rematch teams are used afterwards the role player catches Heatran at Stark Mountain and has defeated the beginning set of rematch teams at least once.

Title Defense

Pokémon Lord's day, Moon Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon

Main article: Pokémon League (Alola)/Title Defense

In Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon, the actor, as the first Champion of Alola, has the opportunity to defend their championship after completing their rematches against the Elite Four. In addition to their rivals, Hau and Gladion, challengers include Trial Captain Sophocles, island kahuna Hapu, former Team Skull Admin Plumeria, and the League's founder, Professor Kukui.

Pokémon Sword and Shield

In Pokémon Sword and Shield, subsequently the histrion becomes Champion, they can defend their title in subsequent Champion tournaments in Wyndon Stadium. Players can invite a sitting Gym Leader, their rival Hop, one-time Leader Piers, or former Champion Leon to join the tournament earlier it starts. Nonetheless, doing so does non guarantee that the invited Trainer will be battled by the player, as they tin can be defeated in rounds prior to reaching the thespian. All Gym Leaders featured in the player'southward game of selection can be challenged through this tournament, except for Opal, who retires her title to 1 of the thespian's rivals, Bede.

Later the role player has completed The Crown Tundra story, the Galarian Star Tournament is opened. It allows the player to rematch all the present and former Gym Leaders, Hop, Leon, Peony, Sordward, and Shielbert in Multi Battle tournaments.

Other special Trainers

Ruby

Once the player had defeated Red in Pokémon Gold, Silverish, Crystal, HeartGold, and SoulSilver, he will reappear at Mt. Silver every time the player enters the Hall of Fame.

Green

Once the player had defeated Greenish in Pokémon: Let'southward Go, Pikachu! and Permit's Become, Eevee!, she will reappear in Cerulean City. The player tin can battle her once a day.

GAME FREAK

Introduced in Pokémon Black and White, Morimoto of GAME FREAK can be battled in one case a day GAME FREAK'south in-game regional headquarters in Pokémon Black, White, Black two and White 2, Sunday, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon, Sword, and Shield, unremarkably after entering the region'southward corresponding Hall of Fame. In Black two and White 2, the player can also battle Nishino, and in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, the actor battles Morimoto and Iwao in a Double Battle.

The thespian can also battle Morimoto in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Allow's Go, Eevee!, but he is not rematchable in these games.

Mustard and Beloved

In The Isle of Armor, after the player has defeated Mustard in the Battle Court, they can rematch him once a day upon asking. Honey can also be battled daily after spending plenty Watts to upgrade the Master Dojo.

Peony

In The Crown Tundra, after the "They Came From The Ultra Beyond!" adventure is started, the role player tin can battle Peony in the Max Lair one time a twenty-four hours.

Wild Pokémon from in-game events

Main article: List of wild Pokémon from in-game events

This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this department to add missing information and complete it. Reason: Are endeavour values awarded in mandatory captures? Practice rematches also employ for wild Mythical Pokémon? Stakataka/Blacephalon in USUM: practice they reappear if defeated?

In all games, being defeated by a Legendary Pokémon does not cause it to disappear. In all games in which roaming Pokémon exist, fleeing from them does not cause them to permanently disappear; the game simply behaves the same as if they were the ones to abscond.

Prior to Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, fleeing from stationary Legendary Pokémon causes the Pokémon to permanently disappear.

In Pokémon FireRed, LeafGreen, and Emerald, if the player flees from a stationary Legendary Pokémon, it will reappear upon leaving and re-inbound the room. The game informs the role player that "The <Pokémon> flew abroad!". If the role player defeats an event sectional Legendary/Mythical Pokémon, information technology reappears later on the player adjacent enters the Hall of Fame.

In Pokémon Platinum, if the thespian defeats or flees from a stationary Legendary Pokémon, information technology reappears after the role player next enters the Hall of Fame. If the player defeats a roaming Pokémon, it volition reappear only after the thespian has re-triggered the event which caused it to beginning roaming; for case, the role player must talk to Professor Oak to cause a Legendary bird to resume roaming. If the player flees from or defeats Origin Forme Giratina in the Baloney World, information technology volition reappear in Turnback Cave in its Altered Forme, where information technology behaves in the same fashion every bit all other stationary Legendary Pokémon.

This was extended to all stationary Pokémon (cherry Gyarados, Sudowoodo, and Snorlax) in HeartGold and SoulSilver. If Suicune is defeated or fled from, Eusine will comment on this fact, and it will instead reappear at the Burned Tower, where it behaves in the same way as all other stationary Legendary Pokémon. If Ho-Oh ^HG or Lugia ^SS is defeated or fled from during the storyline, the Kimono Girls will comment on this fact before leaving; however, the Pokémon still behave similar any other stationary Pokémon.

In Pokémon Black and White, Reshiram ^B or Zekrom ^{Due west} must exist caught; defeating, fleeing from or losing to the Pokémon does non crusade information technology to disappear, the battle yields no experience, and the story cannot be progressed until information technology is caught. However, if the role player has a full party and PC, it is possible to progress without communicable it, in which case it instead appears at Dragonspiral Tower afterward defeating Ghetsis, where information technology behaves in the aforementioned way as all other stationary Legendary Pokémon, except that it will still not requite any feel points.

In Pokémon Ten and Y, Xerneas ^X or Yveltal ^Y must be caught; defeating, fleeing from or losing to it does not crusade it to disappear, the battle yields no experience, and the story cannot be progressed until it is caught. The 31st box in the Pokémon Storage System does not become bachelor until afterwards the player catches information technology, and then information technology is not possible to avoid the capture even if the actor's party and PC are both total.

In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Blastoff Sapphire, if the actor defeats Groudon ^OR or Kyogre ^As instead of catching them in the primary story, they will reappear in the Cave of Origin after inbound the Hall of Fame. During the Delta Episode, Rayquaza must exist caught; defeating, fleeing from or losing to it does not cause information technology to disappear, the battle yields no experience, and the story cannot be progressed until it is defenseless. The 31st box in the Pokémon Storage System does not become available until afterwards the thespian catches Rayquaza, so it is not possible to avert the capture even if the thespian's political party and PC are both total. If the player flees from or defeats Deoxys in during the Delta Episode, information technology will reappear at the Dragonhark altar atop the Sky Pillar after entering the Hall of Fame once more, where information technology behaves in the same style as all other stationary Legendary Pokémon.

In Pokémon Sunday and Moon, Solgaleo ^S or Lunala ^M must be caught; defeating, fleeing from or losing to it does not cause it to disappear, the battle yields no experience, and the story cannot be progressed until it is caught. The 31st box in the Pokémon Storage System does non become available until after the player catches the Legendary Pokémon. If the player defeats, flees from, or loses to Tapu Koko instead of catching it during the mail-credits event, Lillie will comment on this fact, and Tapu Koko will immediately be available to boxing again at the Ruins of Conflict. If the player defeats, flees from or loses to a roaming Ultra Beast or Necrozma, it will go on to reappear in the area until it is caught (the game reassures the histrion that it is still in the area).

In Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, Solgaleo ^US or Lunala ^UM must be caught for it to disappear; defeating, fleeing from or losing to information technology does non cause it to disappear and the battle yields no experience. The 31st box in the Pokémon Storage System does not become available until after the player catches the Legendary Pokémon.

In spin-off games

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series

In the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon serial, Legendary Pokémon that have been battled and are involved in the storyline must exist fought again in society to be recruited.

Pokémon Ranger series

In the Pokémon Ranger series, the Drowsy Guy volition permit the player to re-do a memorable capture. In Pokémon Ranger, he allows the role player to re-capture the Legendary beasts, while in the sequel, he allows the player to re-capture Darkrai. In Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, Nema allows the role player to re-battle several Boss Pokémon on a model of Dolce Island via the use of her "Many Times Any Fourth dimension Capture Machine".

Pokémon Trading Card Game series

In Pokémon Trading Card Game and Pokémon Card GB2: Hither Comes Team GR!, all duelists are available for rematches. However, in some cases, a duelist switches their deck permanently at some point. For instance, the rival character Ronald uses four decks in the beginning game: the starting time three decks are used in a single duel each, and then the 4th deck is used whenever the player challenges him for the Champion championship at the Pokémon Dome. Similarly, in the second game, some Club Masters use a sure deck on their get-go duel, and so utilize a different deck in all subsequent duels.

Pokémon Play Information technology! series

In Pokémon Play Information technology! and Pokémon Play Information technology! Version 2, there is no limit to the number of Trading Card Game matches against Julie.

In the anime

With the exception of the Orangish League, Ash has had rematches with at least one Gym Leader, Borderland Brain, isle kahuna, or World Coronation Series opponent in each leg of his journey. It is noted that the list does not list whatever match-upwards which could not be defined as a battle.

Indigo League

Opponent	Start friction match	Event	Rematch	Consequence
Brock	Showdown in Pewter City	Forfeit	Showdown in Pewter City	Ash forfeits again, but Brock rewards his Badge in recognition of Ash's compassion.
Misty	The Water Flowers of Cerulean Metropolis	Interrupted past Team Rocket Ash earns Bluecoat every bit thanks for protecting the Gym.	When Regions Collide!	Demonstration battle Victory
Lt. Surge	Electric Shock Showdown	Loss	Electric Shock Showdown	Victory
Sabrina	Abra and the Psychic Showdown	Forfeit	Haunter versus Kadabra	Interrupted by Haunter, who manages to break Sabrina out of her trance. Ash receives Badge as a token of gratitude.
Blaine	Riddle Me This and Volcanic Panic	Forfeit	Volcanic Panic	Victory

Johto League

Opponent	Kickoff match	Event	Rematch	Effect
Whitney	A Goldenrod Opportunity	Loss	A Dairy Tale Ending	Unofficial boxing Ash wins Ash receives Badge despite the battle beingness unofficial.
Pryce	Equally Cold as Pryce	Unofficial 1-on-one battle Ash loses	Nice Pryce, Infant!	Pryce forfeits Ash is rewarded the bluecoat
Clair	Fangs for Nothin'	Interrupted by Team Rocket	Better Eight Than Never	Victory

Hoenn League

Opponent	Offset match	Result	Rematch	Result
Brawly	Brave the Wave	Loss	But 1 of the Geysers	Victory
Wattson	Watt's with Wattson?	Ash wins with an overcharged Pikachu. Wattson insists Ash keeps the Badge.	Manectric Charge	Unofficial rematch Ash loses
Norman	There's No Identify Similar Hoenn	Unofficial one-on-one battle Ash loses	Balance of Power	Official friction match Ash wins

Battle Borderland

Opponent	First lucifer	Result	Rematch	Result
Anabel	Talking a Proficient Game!	Loss	Second Time's the Charm!	Victory
Brandon	Battling the Enemy Inside!	Ash is possessed, and the match is declared unofficial.	Overjoyed!	Outset official match Ash loses
			Gathering the Gang of Four! and Pace - The Terminal Frontier!	Second official match Ash wins

Sinnoh League

Opponent	First lucifer	Result	Rematch	Result
Roark	A Gruff Human action to Follow!	Loss	O'er the Rampardos We Watched!	Victory
Gardenia	The Grass-Type Is Ever Greener!	Unofficial boxing Ash loses	The Grass Menagerie!	Victory
Fantina	Playing the Leveling Field!	Unofficial boxing Forfeit	Shield with a Twist!	Victory
Volkner	The Fleeing Tower of Sunyshore!	Interrupted past Squad Rocket	The Eighth Wonder of the Sinnoh World!	Victory
			Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Offset!	World Coronation Series match Victory Ash's rank rises to 64.

Unova League

Opponent	Showtime match	Effect	Rematch	Result
Lenora	The Boxing Co-ordinate to Lenora!	Loss	Rematch at the Nacrene Gym!	Victory

Kalos League

Opponent	First match	Result	Rematch	Result
Viola	A Blustery Santalune Gym Boxing!	Loss	Battling on Thin Ice!	Victory
Korrina	Mega Revelations!	First unofficial boxing Loss	The Aureola Storm!	Second unofficial battle Battle called off due to Lucario losing control.
			Calling from Beyond the Aura!	Tertiary unofficial battle Battle called off due to Lucario losing command once more.
			Showdown at the Shalour Gym!	Official boxing Victory
			A Festival Reunion!	Globe Coronation Serial Battle Festival Challenge Victory Ash's rank rises to 921 and advances to Neat Course.
Clemont	Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!	Unofficial battle Interrupted by Team Rocket	The Moment of Lumiose Truth!	Official battle Victory
Wulfric	All Hail the Ice Battlefield!	Loss	A Real Icebreaker!	Victory

Island claiming

Opponent	First match	Result	Rematch	Result
Nanu	Tough Guy Trials!	Unofficial boxing Loss	Guiding an Awakening!	Victory Awarded the Lycanium Z
Hapu	That's Some Spicy Isle Research!	Unofficial battle Loss	A Grand Debut!	Victory Awarded the Steelium Z

World Coronation Series

Opponent	First match	Event	Rematch	Upshot
Rinto	Trials of a Budding Master!	Unranked battle Loss	Beyond Chivalry… Aiming to be a Leek Chief!	Victory Ash's rank rises to 184
Bea	Lonely and Menacing!	Loss Ash's rank drops to 930	Octo-Gridlock at the Gym!	Draw No change in ranking
			Battle Three With Bea! and A Battle of Mega Versus Max!	Victory Ash'due south rank rises to 36

Trivia

• Giovanni is the but in-game Gym Leader that cannot be rematched an indefinite amount of times. Notwithstanding, he can exist battled multiple times via an issue at Tohjo Falls, if the histrion has multiple Celebi, as well as at the Pokémon World Tournament. Koga, the other former Kanto Gym Leader, has been able to be rematched indefinitely since Generation II, where he was an Elite Iv fellow member, as well every bit in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Get, Eevee!.

In other languages

Language		Title
Danish		Omkamp Revanchekamp
Dutch		Rematch
Finnish		Uusintaottelu
Italian		Rivincita
Norwegian		Omkamp
Polish		Rewanż
Swedish		Revanchmatch Retur-match
Vietnamese		Trận tái đấu

References

1. ↑ https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/blob/main/src/battle_setup.c#l1605
2. ↑ https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/hulk/chief/src/gym_leader_rematch.c#l32

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Source: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Rematch

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