What Pokémon do they have in the Pokémon league in platinum?

Answer 1

here i have included all the Pokemon and the levels and the moves that the Pokemon league has:

Elite Four: Aaron

Speciality: BugYanmegaAir SlashLevel 49Bug/FlyingBug BuzzU-TurnDouble TeamScizorIron HeadLevel 49Bug/SteelX-ScissorNight SlashQuick AttackVespiquenAttack OrderLevel 50Bug/FlyingDefend OrderHeal OrderPower GemHeracrossMegahornLevel 51Bug/FightingClose CombatNight SlashStone EdgeDrapionX-ScissorLevel 53Poison/DarkCross PoisonIce FangAerial AcePlenty of 4x weaknesses to exploit: Yanmega and Vespiquen to Rock, Scizor to Fire and Heracross to Flying. These four are not too difficult at all, and you should be able to finish them off in one hit each. For Drapion, use a good Ground move like Earthquake to take it out, but if it survives, Ice Fang can really hurt your Ground Pokemon. Yanmega's Double Team can be really annoying, so shut it down as fast as you can.

Elite Four: Bertha

Speciality: GroundWhiscashEarth PowerLevel 50Water/GroundAqua TailZen HeadbuttSandstormGliscorEarthquakeLevel 53Ground/FlyingIce FangFire FangThunder FangHippowdonEarthquakeLevel 52GroundStone EdgeCrunchYawnGolemEarthquakeLevel 52Rock/GroundFire PunchThunderpunchSandstormRhyperiorEarthquakeLevel 55Ground/RockRock WreckerMegahornAvalancheWhile Flying-type Pokemon are immune to Earthquake, they are weak to Rock-type moves like Stone Edge and Rock Wrecker. Stick with Grass, Water and Ice Pokemon for this one. Grass Pokemon have the added resistance to Ground moves, and Whiscash, Golem and Rhyperior are all 4x weak to Grass attacks. Gliscor is 4x weak to Ice, but watch out for those elemental fangs.

Elite Four: Flint

Speciality: FireHoundoomFlamethrowerLevel 52Dark/FireSludge BombDark PulseSunny DayFlareonOverheatLevel 55FireGiga ImpactQuick AttackWill-O-WispRapidashFlare BlitzLevel 53FireSolarbeamBounceSunny DayInfernapeFlare BlitzLevel 55Fire/FightingThunderpunchMach PunchEarthquakeMagmortarFlamethrowerLevel 57FireThunderboltSolarbeamHyper BeamHe finally gets some proper Fire Pokemon in Platinum! Sunny Day can make life tricky for Water Pokemon since it reduces the effectiveness of all Water-attacks by half, as well as lets Rapidash and Magmortar fire SolarBeam in a single turn. Your best bet is to strike hard and fast: sweep Flint with attacks like Surf, Earthquake and Stone Edge. For added fun, set up Stealth Rock and hit Flint's Pokemon for up to 25% damage as he switches them in.

Elite Four: Lucian

Speciality: PsychicMr. MimePsychicLevel 53PsychicThunderboltReflectLight ScreenEspeonPsychicLevel 55PsychicShadow BallQuick AttackSignal BeamBronzongPsychicLevel 54Steel/PsychicGyro BallEarthquakeCalm MindAlakazamPsychicLevel 56PsychicEnergy BallFocus BlastRecoverGalladeDrain PunchLevel 59Psychic/FightingPsycho CutLeaf BladeStone EdgeWith an immunity to Psychic, Dark Pokemon are clearly ideal for this battle. They should be able to take down Mr. Mime, Espeon and Alakazam without too much problem, although the secondary attacks may hurt some Dark Pokemon with secondary typings. For Bronzong, stick with some strong Fire moves, but be careful of Earthquake. As for Gallade, a Ghost Pokemon for the Fighting immunity can be used. As with the Dark Pokemon, be careful of any secondary typings that may cause it to become weak to Psycho Cut (e.g. Gengar) or Stone Edge (e.g. Drifblim).

You'll realise soon enough that it's not sufficient to beat Lucian. There's one more trainer you need to face, so make sure you save after beating him, and continue on. When you enter the final room, you'll walk to the end and meet a familiar friend - prepare to battle the Sinnoh Pokemon League Champion: Cynthia! Elite Four: Cynthia

Speciality: DiversitySpiritombDark PulseLevel 58Ghost/DarkPsychicSilver WindShadow BallRoseradeEnergy BallLevel 58Grass/PoisonSludge BombToxicExtrasensoryTogekissAir SlashLevel 60Normal/FlyingAura SphereWater PulseShock WaveLucarioAura SphereLevel 60Fighting/SteelExtremespeedShadow BallStone EdgeMiloticSurfLevel 58WaterIce BeamMirror CoatDragon PulseGarchompDragon RushLevel 62Dragon/GroundEarthquakeFlamethrowerGiga ImpactAlthough Spiritomb's only claim to fame is that it has no weaknesses, that doesn't mean it resists everything. Take it down with some strong neutral attacks like Surf and Earthquake. Roserade and Togekiss can both be taken down with an Ice-type, but you will definitely want it in top shape to take on Garchomp. If you don't manage to take out Garchomp using its 4x weakness to Ice, use some Dragon-type moves as well. For Milotic, use some Physical attacks to render Mirror Coat useless. A Ground Pokemon using Earthquake can easily take down Lucario.