Game library › Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen › Elite Four Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen Elite Four: Lorelei, Bruno, Agatha & Lance
The FireRed and LeafGreen Elite Four, Lorelei, Bruno, Agatha and Lance, with every Pokémon, level and move for the first challenge and the post-game rematch. Teams come from the original game data and are the same in both versions.
Lorelei Ice
Strongest Lapras Lv. 54 Ice types are weak to Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel.
First challenge Pokémon Lv. Type Moves Ability / item Dewgong 52 Water Ice Ice Beam, Surf, Hail, Safeguard Thick Fat Cloyster 51 Water Ice Spikes, Protect, Hail, Dive Shell Armor Slowbro 52 Water Psychic Ice Beam, Surf, Amnesia, Yawn Oblivious Jynx 54 Ice Psychic Ice Punch, DoubleSlap, Lovely Kiss, Attract Oblivious Lapras 54 Water Ice Confuse Ray, Ice Beam, Surf, Body Slam Water AbsorbSitrus Berry
Postgame rematch Pokémon Lv. Type Moves Ability / item Dewgong 64 Water Ice Ice Beam, Surf, Signal Beam, Double Team Thick Fat Cloyster 63 Water Ice Ice Beam, Surf, Supersonic, Rain Dance Shell Armor Piloswine 63 Ice Ground Blizzard, Earthquake, Double-Edge, Rock Slide Oblivious Jynx 66 Ice Psychic Ice Beam, Psychic, Lovely Kiss, Attract Oblivious Lapras 66 Water Ice Ice Beam, Surf, Psychic, Thunder Water AbsorbCheri Berry
Bruno Fighting
Strongest Machamp Lv. 56 Fighting types are weak to Flying, Psychic.
First challenge Pokémon Lv. Type Moves Ability / item Onix 51 Rock Ground Earthquake, Rock Tomb, Iron Tail, Roar Rock Head Hitmonchan 53 Fighting Sky Uppercut, Mach Punch, Rock Tomb, Counter Keen Eye Hitmonlee 53 Fighting Mega Kick, Foresight, Brick Break, Facade Limber Onix 54 Rock Ground Double-Edge, Earthquake, Iron Tail, Sand Tomb Rock Head Machamp 56 Fighting Cross Chop, Bulk Up, Scary Face, Rock Tomb GutsSitrus Berry
Postgame rematch Pokémon Lv. Type Moves Ability / item Steelix 65 Steel Ground Earthquake, Iron Tail, Crunch, Rock Tomb Rock Head Hitmonchan 65 Fighting Sky Uppercut, Mach Punch, Rock Slide, Counter Keen Eye Hitmonlee 65 Fighting Mega Kick, Foresight, Earthquake, Rock Slide Limber Steelix 66 Steel Ground Earthquake, Iron Tail, Crunch, DragonBreath Rock Head Machamp 68 Fighting Cross Chop, Earthquake, Brick Break, Rock Slide GutsPersim Berry
Agatha Ghost
Strongest Gengar Lv. 58 Ghost types are weak to Ghost, Dark.
First challenge Pokémon Lv. Type Moves Ability / item Gengar 54 Ghost Poison Shadow Punch, Confuse Ray, Toxic, Double Team Levitate Golbat 54 Poison Flying Confuse Ray, Poison Fang, Air Cutter, Bite Inner Focus Haunter 53 Ghost Poison Hypnosis, Dream Eater, Curse, Mean Look Levitate Arbok 56 Poison Sludge Bomb, Screech, Iron Tail, Bite Intimidate Gengar 58 Ghost Poison Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, Hypnosis, Nightmare LevitateSitrus Berry
Postgame rematch Pokémon Lv. Type Moves Ability / item Gengar 66 Ghost Poison Shadow Ball, Psychic, Confuse Ray, Hypnosis Levitate Crobat 66 Poison Flying Sludge Bomb, Air Cutter, Shadow Ball, Confuse Ray Inner Focus Misdreavus 65 Ghost Shadow Ball, Psychic, Thunderbolt, Attract Levitate Arbok 68 Poison Sludge Bomb, Earthquake, Giga Drain, Double Team Intimidate Gengar 70 Ghost Poison Shadow Ball, Psychic, Thunderbolt, Sludge Bomb LevitateChesto Berry
Lance Dragon
Strongest Dragonite Lv. 60 Dragon types are weak to Ice, Dragon.
First challenge Pokémon Lv. Type Moves Ability / item Gyarados 56 Water Flying Hyper Beam, Dragon Rage, Twister, Bite Intimidate Dragonair 54 Dragon Hyper Beam, Safeguard, Dragon Rage, Outrage Shed Skin Dragonair 54 Dragon Hyper Beam, Safeguard, Thunder Wave, Outrage Shed Skin Aerodactyl 58 Rock Flying Hyper Beam, AncientPower, Wing Attack, Scary Face Rock Head Dragonite 60 Dragon Flying Hyper Beam, Safeguard, Outrage, Wing Attack Inner FocusSitrus Berry
Postgame rematch Pokémon Lv. Type Moves Ability / item Gyarados 68 Water Flying Hyper Beam, Dragon Dance, Earthquake, Thunder Wave Intimidate Dragonite 66 Dragon Flying Hyper Beam, Earthquake, Dragon Claw, Flamethrower Inner Focus Kingdra 66 Water Dragon Hyper Beam, Dragon Dance, Surf, Ice Beam Swift Swim Aerodactyl 70 Rock Flying Hyper Beam, AncientPower, Aerial Ace, Earthquake Rock Head Dragonite 72 Dragon Flying Hyper Beam, Outrage, Thunderbolt, Ice Beam Inner FocusPersim Berry
FAQ Who are the Elite Four in FireRed and LeafGreen? Lorelei (Ice), Bruno (Fighting), Agatha (Ghost) and Lance (Dragon), followed by Champion Blue.
Is there an Elite Four rematch? Yes. After you restore the Network Machine on One Island in the post-game, the Elite Four and Champion use stronger teams with Johto Pokémon such as Steelix, Crobat, Kingdra and Tyranitar.
Walkthrough Gym Leaders Champion Sources & picture credits Guide text is original retrogameindex writing, checked against Bulbapedia and the game data. Wild Pokémon and encounter chances for both versions, items, trainers, gifts, trades and shops come from the pret/pokefirered decompilation (pret/pokefirered 037335f4c7). Maps and sprites © Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK, archived from the Bulbagarden Archives; the region maps are drawn from the game’s own map graphics (listed on the image gallery ).
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen
Released 2004 (JP, NA, AU, EU)
System Game Boy Advance
Developer Game Freak
Kanto Pokédex 151
Locations 81 
Dewgong
Cloyster
Slowbro
Jynx
Lapras
Piloswine
Onix
Hitmonchan
Hitmonlee
Machamp
Steelix
Gengar
Golbat
Haunter
Arbok
Crobat
Misdreavus
Gyarados
Dragonair
Aerodactyl
Dragonite
Kingdra