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Are there 16 badges in Pokémon Black and White Version?
No, there are 8 badges obtainable in the Unova region.
How do you lose the 5th gym badges in Pokemon Darkrai version?
There is no Pokemon darkrai version!
What are the eight gym badges called?
It really depends on the type of game that you have. If you have Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald, You must get the Eight Gym Badges of Hoenn. If you have Diamond/Pearl/Platinum, you will receive the Eight Gym Badges of Sinnoh. If you want HeartGold/SoulSilver/Gold/Silver/Crystal, you will get the Eight Gym Badges of Johto AND Kanto. If you have FireRed/LeafGreen/Red/Blue/Green (Japan Only)/Yellow (Pikachu Version), you will ONLY receive the Eight Gym Badges of KANTO.
How many Pokemon gym badges are in black and white version?
8!
What do you have to do after winning all the badges in Pokemon ruby version?
Go to the elite 4
How do you shine your badges on Pearl version?
Just rub it a lot of times but i want to know why people need to shine badges ????????? hope that helps :D
Where is deoxis in yellow version?
Deoxys was first introduced in the 3rd gen, so you can't get in in Yellow Version.
Where do you go after you have alle the badges on Pokemon Yellow?
You go to the elite four, west of viridian city.
Will there be a ds version of Pokemon Yellow?
sorry dude not sure there,s likely not to be a pokemon yellow DS version
What to do after beating the elite four in gold?
in gold version you could continue and get eight badges in kanto.
Can you trade pokemon'S red version to yellow version?
Yes.
What were the first merit badges?
The 1910 version of The Official Handbook for Boys(original edition) had 14 "badges of merit":AmbulanceClerkCyclistElectricianFiremanGardenerHorsemanMarksmanMaster-of-ArmsMusicianPioneerSeamanSignallerStalkerThe 1911 version of The Official Handbook for Boys (first edition) was the first version to get into the hands of Boy Scouts. It had 57 merit badges:AgricultureAnglingArcheryArchitectureArtAstronomyAthleticsAutomobilingAviationBeefarmingBlacksmithingBuglingClerkCampingCarpentryChemistryCivicsConservationCookingCraftsmanshipCyclistDairyingElectricianFiremanAmbulanceFirst Aid to AnimalsForestryGardenerHandicraftHorsemanInterpretingInventionLeatherworkingLifesavingMachineryMarksmanMasonryMiningMusicianOrnithologyPaintingPathfindingPersonal HealthPhotographyPioneerPlumbingPoultry FarmingPrintingPublic HealthScholarshipSculptureSeamanSignallerStalkerSurveyingSwimmingTaxidermy
