Pokémon Emerald Walkthrough Part 48: Elite Four Sidney

-Episode 48-

Alright! So now, we're gonna be facing Elite Four Sidney. And I never imagined that he would that weak or maybe because my pokemon are strong for him.
I think I should be reminding you that I trained my pokemon for hours. Thanks to those TV reporters and rematches.

I made this walkthrough special.

In Generation III, Sidney is the first member of the Hoenn Elite Four. He is an upbeat guy who enjoys what he does, even if he loses. His strategy is all-out offensive.

Quotes
"Welcome, challenger! I'm Sidney of the Elite Four. I like that look you're giving me. I guess you'll give me a good match. That's good! Looking real good! All right! You and me, let's enjoy a battle that can only be staged here in the Pokémon League!"

"Well, how do you like that? I lost! Eh, it was fun, so it doesn't matter.

"Well, listen to what this loser has to say. You've got what it takes to go far. Now, go on to the next room and enjoy your next battle!"

Trainer's Eyes
Strategy - Offense over defense

Trainer's Pokémon - The Dark side's beauties

Self-Introduction - You can talk all you want - might is right!

Trivia
Sidney is the only member of the Hoenn Elite Four who does not share a specialty type with that of a Kanto Elite Four member of Generation I. However, Karen of the Generation II Elite Four is also a specialist in the Dark-type.
Though he specializes in Dark-types, in Pokémon Adventures he has never used one during the story line. Furthermore, he is also the only member of the Hoenn Elite Four in Pokémon Adventures to have never used a Pokémon of his own type during the story line so far. However, this does not mean he does not own any.
In Emerald, Sidney's Sharpedo is replaced by a Crawdaunt. This is the only change to an Elite Four member's team in any generation that cannot be explained by increased availability between versions, generations or Pokédex completion, or by increasing difficulty in response to the player's increased completion of the game. Drake, another Elite Four member, replaced one of his Flygon with a Kingdra in Emerald, but this could be explained by Horsea's slightly increased availability within Emerald, or by the release of FireRed and LeafGreen.

Names
Language Name Origin
Japanese カゲツ Kagetsu 花月 Kagetsu, Crassula portulacea Lam. combination of the words 影 kage, shadow, and 孽 getsu, evil.
English Sidney Similar to sadness, sinister or possibly insidious.
French Damien Could derive from démon.
German Ulrich Pun on Unlicht, German for Dark.
Italian Fosco Literally means dark, obscure.
Spanish Sixto Similar to Siniestro, Spanish for Dark.
Korean 혁진 Hyeokjin
Chinese (Taiwan) 花月 Huāyuè From 花月, a possible spelling of kagetsu. Ironically means "flower month" or "flower moon".




-Enjoy-

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[GigaDrainCradily]

@X96Crush Do you know anything about pokemon? If you honestly think this team is 5/5, study up my friend.

[DarkAsSilver]

you went into victory road with pokemon lvl 30- 40s and came out with them between 50 and 60... whats your secret?

[kalheelsPSN]

Dude I love that you still play Pokemon Emerald and the older games. In my opinion, they're more fun

[X96Crush]

Whoa nice team 5/5!

[edward1432]

all dark types? my Heracross will probably be enough XD

[TheLeRogue]

@pyllysaph lol! I played this game the whole day training my team.