That tenacity is built into the franchise's very nature. The Pokémon-playing community has proven to be one of the most industrious groups of fans this industry has ever seen. If you get it right, you can go to the next floor, if not, you have to try again and battle another opponent.Not only have you not caught them all - you haven't even played them all. This gym is a call back to an original and, after you have restored power to northern Lumiose City, has you climb up the Prism Tower, answering questions put forth by Clemont's sister Bonnie to proceed. This badge allows for Pokémon up to Level 60 to obey This gym is a relatively simple one and has you have to climb up various ropes around a tree, swinging from platform to platform to reach the leader, Ramos. This badge allows for Pokémon up to Level 50 to obey This Gym is in a rollerskating rink and requires you to defeat all the trainers in order to create a path to Korrina. Having encountered her before in Geosenge City, you will then be invited to battle her properly within her Gym.
Reward: Rumble Badge, TM 98 Power-Up Punch This badge allows for Pokémon up to Level 40 to obey. You will encounter multiple trainers on the way. Once done, you enter the gym which is a rock climb up a cliff.
The next gym is a fair bit later than the first and has you have to find Grant on the nearby cycle track. This badge allows for Pokémon up to Level 30 to obey. Many paths are blocked but the ones you can pass through are noticiably thicker. In this gym, you need to navigate your way around the web, battling trainers as you go along. The first gym in the game is run by the character Viola. This page is to detail all the gyms, and the Gym Leaders and their Pokémon. Like with all Pokémon games, Pokémon X & Y have multiple gyms spread across the region.
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