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..:: Emerald Version: Elite 4 ::..


Hopefully, this guide will help you to beat the Elite 4 in Emerald version. It'll give each Elite's specialty type, their Pokemon, and what level the Pokemon are at.

Sydney




Sydney specializes in Dark type Pokemon. However, many of his Pokemon are dual typed. So, either let that hinder you, or use it to your advantage. If you chose Blaziken as your starter, then you should have no problem. Just watch out for his Crawdaunt.
Mightyena: [Dark], Level 46
Shiftry: [Dark / Grass], Level 48
Crawdaunt: [Dark / Water], Level 48
Cacturne: [Dark / Grass], Level 46
Absol: [Dark], Level 49


Phoebe




Phoebe is just this weird islander girl that uses Ghost types. If you even joke about using normal or fighting moves on them I will kill you over the internet. Sableye has no weaknesses, but it doesn't have the best defenses either, so just hit it hard with whatever you have.
Dusclops: [Ghost], Level 51
Dusclops: [Ghost], Level 49
Banette: [Ghost], Level 49
Banette: [Ghost], Level 49
Sableye: [Ghost / Dark], Level 50


Glacia




Glacia is this one blond chick that has taken a liking to Ice types. Ugghh, Blaziken, again, should fair pretty well here, but her Sealeo and Walrein will definitely cause it problems. Catching a Machoke or Hariyama in Victory Road and leveling it up a bit isn't a bad idea for use in this fight.
Sealeo: [Water / Ice], Level 50
Sealeo: [Water / Ice], Level 52
Walrein: [Water / Ice], Level 53
Glalie: [Ice], Level 50
Glalie: [Ice], Level 52


Drake




Like many Elites in the past, Drake specializes in Dragon type Pokemon. A good Bulky Water with Ice Beam (Like Swampert, or Walrein) should be able to dispose of him with little trouble.
Shelgon: [Dragon], Level 52
Salamence: [Dragon / Flying], Level 55
Flygon: [Dragon / Ground], Level 53
Kingdra: [Dragon / Water], Level 53
Altaria: [Dragon / Flying], Level 54


Champion Wallace




Wallace was the previous 8th Gym Leader in Ruby & Sapphire. However, in Emerald, he gets promoted to Champion. He like water types. This is pretty much the only Elite that Sceptile actually has an advantage over. Other GRass types, and even Electric types will do just fine as well.
Wailord: [Water], Level 57
Milotic: [Water], Level 58
Tentacruel: [Water / Posion], Level 55
Ludicolo: [Water / Grass], Level 56
Gyarados: [Water / Flying], Level 56
Whiscash: [Water / Ground], Level 56



Err... That's it! Hope this helped.
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