What Pokemon do the elite four have in Pokemon sapphire?

Answer 1

The first elite four in Pokemon diamond version has beautifly, dustox, vespiquen, heracross, and drapion. Drapion is level 57 and the others are at least 3 levels lower. The second elite four has quagsire, whiscach, sudowoodo, golem, and hippowdon. Hippowdon is level 59 and the others are at least 3 levels lower. The third elite four has rapidash, drifblim, steelix, lopunny, and infernape. Infernape is level 61 the others are at least 3 levels lower. The fourth elite four has mr. mime, girafarig, alakazam, medicham, and bronzong. Bronzong is level 63 the others are at least 3 levels lower. The champion Cynthia has spiritomb gastrodon roserade milotic lucario and garchomp. Garchomp is level 66 the others are at least 3 level lower. THE END!!!

Answer 2

1.Sidney

specialty:dark

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level 46: Mightyena:type-dark

moves:

sand attack

roar

take down

crunch

level 48: Shiftry:type-grass/dark

moves:

fake out

swagger

double team

extrasensory

level 46: Cacturne:type-grass/dark

moves:

Cotton Spore

Needle Arm

Faint Attack

Leech Seed

Level 48: Sharpedo. Type: Water/Dark

Moves:

Swagger

Slash

Surf

Crunch

Level 49: Absol. Type: Dark

Moves:

Snatch

Aerial Ace

Swords Dance

Slash

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2.Phoebe

speciality:ghost

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Level 48: Dusclops. Type: Ghost

Moves:

Future Sight

Curse

Confuse Ray

Shadow Punch

Level 49: Banette. Type: Ghost

Moves:

Spite

Will-O-Wisp

Shadow Ball

Faint Attack

Level 50: Sableye. Type: Ghost/Dark. (Note: This Pokemon doesn't have

anything super effective against it)

Moves:

Psychic

Shadow Ball

Faint Attack

Attract

Level 49: Banette. Type: Ghost

Moves:

Psychic

Toxic

Shadow Ball

Skill Swap

Level 51: Dusclops. Type: Ghost

Moves:

Ice Beam

Shadow Ball

Confuse Ray

Earthquake

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3.Glacia

specalty:ice

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Level 50: Glalie. Type: Ice

Moves:

Hail

Light Screen

Ice Beam

Crunch

Level 50: Sealeo. Type: Ice/Water

Moves:

Surf

Ice Ball

Hail

Body Slam

Level 52: Sealeo. Type: Ice/Water

Moves:

Hail

Blizzard

Attract

Dive

Level 52: Glalie. Type: Ice

Moves:

Hail

Shadow Ball

Ice Beam

Crunch

Level 53: Walrein. Type: Ice/Water

Moves:

Surf

Body Slam

Blizzard

Sheer Cold

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4.Drake

specalty:dragon

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Level 52: Shelgon. Type: Dragon

Moves:

Rock Tomb

Dragon Claw

Protect

Crunch

Level 54: Altaria. Type: Dragon/Flying

Moves:

Dragon Dance

DragonBreath

Take Down

Refresh

Level 53: Flygon. Type: Dragon/Ground

Moves:

SandStorm

Dig

DragonBreath

Fly

Level 53: Flygon. Type: Dragon/Ground

Moves:

DragonBreath

Flamethrower

Sand-Attack

Crunch

Level 55: Salamence. Type: Dragon/Flying

Moves:

Dragon Claw

Crunch

Flamethrower

Fly

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Champian:Steven

specialty:steel

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Level 57: Skarmory. Type: Steel/Flying

Moves:

Toxic

Steel Wing

Aerial Ace

Spikes

Level 55: Claydol. Type: Ground/Psychic

Moves:

Light Screen

AncientPower

Reflect

Earthquake

Level 56: Aggron. Type: Steel/Rock

Moves:

Earthquake

Thunder

Dragon Claw

SolarBeam

Level 56: Cradily. Type: Rock/Grass

Moves:

Confuse Ray

Sludge Bomb

AncientPower

Giga Drain

Level 56: Armaldo. Type: Rock/Bug

Moves:

Slash

AncientPower

Aerial Ace

Water Pulse

Level 58: Metagross. Type: Steel/Psychic

Moves:

Earthquake

Meteor MASH

Psychic

Hyper Beam

I hope this helped:)

Answer 3

Elite Four Sidney:

[Dark Type]

- Mightyena LV46

- Absol LV49

- Shiftry LV48

- Cacturne LV46

- Crawdaunt LV48

Elite Four Pheobe:

[Ghost Type]

- Dusclops LV48

- Dusclops LV51

- Banette LV49

- Sableye LV50

- Banette LV49

Elite Four Glacia:

[Ice Type]

- Sealeo LV50

- Sealeo LV52

- Walrein LV53

- Glalie LV50

- Glalie LV52

Elite Four Drake:

[Dragon Type]

- Shelgon LV52

- Flygon LV53

- Altaria LV54

- Salamence LV55

- Kingdra LV53

Champion Wallace:

[Water Type]

- Wailord LV57

- Milotic LV58

- Tentacruel LV55

- Ludicolo LV56

- Gyarados LV56

- Whiscash LV56

mAvOoP

Answer 4

I'm not sure about FireRed, but I can give you the line-up from Ruby.

Sidney: Mightyena, Cacturne, Sharpedo, Absol, Shiftry (not in order)

Phoebe: Dusclops (x2), Banette (x2), Sableye (not in order)

Glacia: Glalie, Sealeo (x2), Walrein, Glalie (in order)

Drake: Shelgon, Salamence, Flygon (x2), Altaria (not in order)

After you beat them, the Champion is all that stands between you and ULTIMATE VICTORY!

Answer 5

That's going to totally depend on which game you are playing:

Kanto Elite Four @ Indigo Plateau

Gen I and Gen III (Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, FireRed, LeafGreen):

• Lorelei (Ice) uses Dewgong, Cloyster, Jynx, Lapras, and either SlowBro or Piloswine.
• Bruno (Fighting) uses Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, Machamp, and either 2 Onix or 2 Steelix.
• Agatha (Ghost) uses 2 Gengar, Arbok, and either Golbat / Haunter, or Crobat / Misdreavus.
• Lance (Dragon) uses Gyrados, Aerodactyl, Dragonite, and either 2 Dragonairs, or another Dragonite and Kingdra.

Gen II and Gen IV (Gold, Silver, Crystal, HeartGold, SoulSilver):

• Will (Psychic) uses Xatu, Jynx, Slowbro and either another Xatu and Exeggutor or Bronzong, Gardevoir, and Grumpig.
• Koga (Poison) uses Muk, Crobat, Venomoth, and either Ariados and Forretress or Skuntank Swalot, and Toxicroak.
• Bruno (Fighting) uses Machamp, Hitmontop, Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, and either Onix or Hariyama and Lucario.
• Karen (Dark) uses Umbreon, Houndoom, and either Gengar, Murkrow, and Vileplume, or Absol, Weavile, Honchkrow, and Spiritomb.

Hoenn Elite Four @ Ever Grande City

(Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire)

• Sidney (Dark) uses Shiftry, Absol, and usually Mightyena, Cacturne, and Sharpedo, but in Emerald, Crawdaunt instead of Sharpedo, and in the ORAS rematch it is Scrafty, Zoroark, Mandibuzz, and Sharpedo.
• Phoebe (Ghost) uses Banette, Sableye, and usually 2 Dusclops and another Banette. In ORAS, it is Dusknoir instead of one Dusclops, and in the ORAS rematch it is Dusknoir, Chandelure, Mismagius, and Drifblim instead.
• Glacia (Ice) uses Glalie, Walrein, and usually 2 Sealeo. In ORAS, 2 Froslass instead, and in the ORAS rematch it is Froslass, Beartic, Abomasnow, and Vanilluxe instead.
• Drake (Dragon) uses Salamence, Altaria, Flygon, and usually Shelgon and another Flygon. In Emerald, it is Kingdra instead of a Flygon, in ORAS it is Kingdra instead of Shelgon, and in the ORAS rematch it is Haxorus, Dragalge, and Kingdra instead.

Sinnoh Elite Four @ Sinnoh Pokemon League

(Diamond, Pearl, Platinum)

• Aaron (Bug) uses Heracross, Drapion, Vespiquen, and usually Dustox and Beautify, but in Platinum it is Scizor and Yanmega instead.
• Bertha (Ground) uses Whiscash, Hippowdon, Golem, and usually Quagsire and Sudowoodo, but in Platinum it is Gliscor and Rhyperior instead.
• Flint (Fire) uses Rapidash, Infernape, and usually Lopunny, Drifblim, and Steelix, but in Platinum it is Flareon, Magmortar, and Houndoom instead.
• Lucian (Psychic) uses Mr Mime, Alakazam, Bronzong, and usually Medicham and Girafarig, but in Platinum it is Espeon and Gallade instead.

Unova Elite Four @ Unova Pokemon League

(Black, White, Black 2, White 2)

• Shauntal (Ghost) uses Cofagrigus, Golurk, Chandelure, and either Jellicent (in B&W) or Drifblim (in B2, W2). Banette, Drifblim, Froslass, Mismagius, and Gengar get added depending on rematches or game difficulty level.
• Marshal (Fighting) uses Sawk, Throh, Mienshao, Conkeldurr, and Lucario. Breloom, Toxicroak, Medicham, and Machamp get added depending on rematches or game difficulty level.
• Grimsley (Dark) uses Scrafty, Krookodile, Bisharp, and usually Liepard. Absol, Sharpedo, Honchkrow, Drapion, Houndoom, and in one case Tyranitar instead of Liepard, get added depending on rematches or game difficulty level.
• Caitlin (Psychic) uses Musharna, Reuniclus, Gothitelle, and usually Sigilyph. Metagross, Bronzong, Gallade, and in one case Alakazam instead of Sigilyph, get added depending on rematches or game difficulty level.

Kalos Elite Four @ Kalos Pokemon League

(X, Y)

• Malva (Fire) uses Pyroar, Torkoal, Chandelure, Talonflame
• Siebold (Water) uses Clawitzer, Gyrados, Starmie, Barbaracle
• Wikstrom (Steel) uses Klefki, Probopass, Scizor, Aegislash
• Drasna (Dragon) uses Dragalge, Druddigon, Altaria, Noivern

Answer 6

The Elite Four have various types of Pokemon such as Ice/water, fighting, ghost, dragon,etc.. , all above lvl. 50.

You have to train your Pokemon really hard!

Answer 7

On every Pokemon game, the elite 4's Pokemon are usely always 47-52

Hope this helped. :D

Answer 8

fire ground bug and psychic plus after u beat the elite four you have to face Cynthia the Pokemon master who gave you the secret potion recently to get rid of the psyducks she is a steel type