Pokémon Black and White Elite Four
Compare Black and White Elite Four teams for the first challenge and postgame rematches, including Pokémon, levels, moves, abilities and held items.
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Challenge the four Elite Four members in any order. Their six-Pokémon rematch teams replace the initial teams after the story finale.
First challenge4 Pokémon
Postgame rematch6 Pokémon
Challenge the four Elite Four members in any order. Their six-Pokémon rematch teams replace the initial teams after the story finale.
First challenge4 Pokémon
Postgame rematch6 Pokémon
Challenge the four Elite Four members in any order. Their six-Pokémon rematch teams replace the initial teams after the story finale.
First challenge4 Pokémon
Postgame rematch6 Pokémon
Metagross
- Ability
- Clear Body
- Held item
- None
Challenge the four Elite Four members in any order. Their six-Pokémon rematch teams replace the initial teams after the story finale.
First challenge4 Pokémon
Postgame rematch6 Pokémon
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First League challenge and rematches
Unova’s four Elite Four members can be challenged in any order. Their first teams have three level 48 Pokémon and a level 50 ace. The first victories lead into N’s Castle and the N/Ghetsis finale. Alder’s Champion battle becomes available on a later League challenge after the main story.
Postgame Elite Four teams expand to six Pokémon each, with five level 71 members and a level 73 ace. Caitlin’s rematch ace is Metagross, and Marshal’s is Conkeldurr. Alder then uses five level 75 Pokémon and level 77 Volcarona. Level is only one part of preparation: the listed coverage moves, abilities, held items and secondary types can matter as much as a trainer’s specialty.
Use the battle selector to compare first-challenge and postgame teams. Search matches the selected team, including Pokémon, moves and abilities. “Both battles” shows both records beneath each trainer. Linked moves and abilities open the original-generation references; pictured Unova Pokémon link to their species profiles.
For preparation and story requirements, use the Gym puzzles and strategy guide, League and story finale guide, and items reference. Pokémon sprites illustrate the listed species and recorded gender variants; game names and imagery belong to Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK.
Requested reference: Dittobase Gym Leaders and Elite Four. Original teams, rewards and rematches: Serebii Black and White. Historical moves and abilities: PokéAPI (data license).
References
Covered edition: Original Black and White; their sequels have different routes and encounter availability.