3rd Gen I have to brag :]]- Which Gym was easiest?

[JollyRoger25]

Fire Red / Leaf Green = Erika
Ruby / Sapphire / Emerald = Norman

 

[jcogginsa]

gen1-misty
gen2-jasmine
gen3-erika
gen4-gardenia.
(i always go with the fire type starter)

 

[Caelus]

It's a tie between both Blaine and Giovanni. I usually pick Squirtle as my starter, and by then it should be capable enough to beat fire/ground types in one hit, especially if they're second type is also vulnerable to water.

I don't think I've ever had a problem with them. At all.

 

[Madaara]

Easiest for me in Firered were Blaine and Erica.
Emerald the easiest for me was Roxanne and Brawly. Tate and Lizzy were freaking tough though!

 

[deliriouspurple]

I have to say Brock because I only used 2-3 vine whips. And Ericka, only Flamethrower.

 

[DrCoolSanta]

Its Brock if you start out with Bulbasaur. Otherwise I train to level 15 before fighting him.

 

[najah12]

I think r/s/e 1st gym. taken down by lvl15 mudkip lol

 

[Venasaur001]

The gyms that was easy to me was Roxanne and Wallace.

 

[Legobricks]

Falkner's gym is the easiest evar.

 

[Giratina ♀]

Brock.

I always used Squirtle in FireRed... always. My Squirtle took down him and his trainers pretty easily. (Although this was the file where it evolved into Blastoise in Mt. Moon... xD)

 

[HiroUey]

A gym leader i found really easy was Watson, i was afraid at first, because my starongest Pokemon was Marshtomp, i dont know why though, i didn't pay attention to its types i guess, mud Shot wiped out his team with one hit to each, also Brock,Blaine,Giovanni,Roxanne,Flannery,Norman,Winona!

 

[pokerus34]

:) Wow, good question...

*In Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald => Ardem or Wallace (Water Type)

Reason: I had a Sceptile with Leaf Blade and a Raichu with Thunderbolt. :)

*In FireRed / LeafGreen => Blaine (Fire Type)

Reason: A few hits from my Dugtrio's earthquake and Gyarados' surf. :)

Well, that's that... :)

 

[Lynnx]

In FR/LG ... definitely Erika's. My Charmeleon and Pidgeotto swept her whole gym in about five minutes.

 

[hinsburg]

I'd say Sabrina, but in FireRed/LeafGreen specifically. Usually I did Koga before Sabrina to stall doing Silph Co, and after the first generation Bite is a dark move. So my now overleveled Blatoise owned it up with Bite.

 

[PokemonMichael]

uh... In FR/LG: Brock. Any starter can pwn him. Metal Claw Char ftw!
and... in R/S/E: Brawly. He is under leveled bad, and also, my Grovyle OHKOd all of his pokes. Sure, it was over leveld and had leaf blade. but meh. rofl

 

[Milke]

For me, I cannot say one was the easiest. Gym leaders and the "elite" 4 have never been difficult. All of them have obvious weaknesses that they don't protect well at all.

This^ I beat all of the gyms on my first try EVERY TIME. They are all insanely easy. The only real challenge for me in FR / LG was beating the E4 with only a raichu. Took 3 tries.

 

[CrasH]

The easiest was always Blane for me. All fire pokes just got surfed away by my blastoise :)

I always thought koga was the hardest. Erica was low level 30, and when you get to him he is in the 40's!!! I would always use the Vs. Seeker on the top of the cycling path against those 8 bikers for exp to train for it.

 

[Corvus of the Black Night]

I would have to say that the easiest Gym leader... was probably Erika. A good flying type took excellent care of her.

I had no trouble with the Gym Leaders until I played Jupiter. I was suprised by how tough I made them O_o

 

[Cactus Twist]

As long as you didn't pick charmander you should be able to take out brock in 2 moves. Erica at least takes 3.

 

[BenjiTheKid]

As long as you didn't pick charmander you should be able to take out brock in 2 moves. Erica at least takes 3.

That's true.

But, if you pick Charmander... Brock is a challenge. Misty is, too. If you don't snag a Pikachu or whatever grass Pokemon is avaliable in your game. If you pick Charmander or Squirtle, that is.