Thread: Your Own Gym Leaders And Elite Four

Here you can make up your very own Gym Leaders and Eliete Four
(Sorry if this is in the wrong place)

Mine:

Champion (Me)


First Eliete Four:
(They double battle, the female pokemon are Jennys and the Male's are Allans)


2nd Eliete Four:


3rd Elite Four:


4th Eliete Four:


I'll post my gym leaders later. Post yours here and i'll add them to this list.

Fairyred:
Gym 1: Uses Normal types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 2: Uses Grass types. Relies on Sunny Day. A guy.
Gym 3: Uses Rock types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 4: Uses Water types. Relies on Rain Dance. A girl.
Gym 5: Uses Bug types. No real strategy. A girl.
Gym 6: Uses Psychic types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 7: Uses Flying types. Relies on messing with accuracy. A guy.
Gym 8: Uses Fire types. Relies on Sunny Day. A girl.
Gym 9: Uses Normal and Fighting. Relies on all-out attack. A guy.
Gym 10: Uses Ghosts. Relies on Mean Look, Curse, and Protect. A guy.
Gym 11: Uses Pokemon that are able to change types in battle. A girl.
Gym 12: Uses Psychic and Dark types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 13: Uses Ground types. Relies on Sandstorm for Sp.Def boost. A girl.
Gym 14: Uses Dragons. No real strategy. A girl.
Gym 15: Uses Electric and Fire types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 16: Uses Dark-Types. Relies on speed, luck, and flinch-hax. A guy.

Elite Four 1 (M): A Hail Team. They all have Blizzard.
Elite Four 2 (F): A Sandstorm Team. Has a Garchomp that will spam Double Team to screw with you.
Elite Four 3 (M): A Sunny Day Team. Mixes up Grass and Fire Pokemon.
Elite Four 4 (F): A Rain Dance Team. Has Surf, Thunder, Toxic, and Protect ready for you.

Champion(s!): A double-battle against inseparable twins. Mix team. Twin one is a girl, and mostly is attack. Twin two is a boy, and is mostly support.
Their teams are a ying-yang. The girl uses Dark and Ghosts, and the boy uses Psychic and Fighting.


Dark Tranquillity:

Gym 1 (M): Fire
Gym 2 (F): Electric
Gym 3 (M): Grass
Gym 4 (F): Fighting
Gym 5 (M): Dark
Gym 6 (F): Psychic
Gym 7 (M): Normal
Gym 8 (F): Dragon

E4 1 (M) Ground
E4 2 (M) Ice
E4 3 (F) Poison
E4 4 (F) Rock

Champion (M) Various


Blair:

Shane, Gym Leader number one. Specializes in Dark-types. Hands out the Dusk Badge and the Embargo TM.
Nikole, Gym Leader number two. Specializes in Electric-types. Hands out the Electro Badge and the Charge Beam TM.
Ashton, Gym Leader number three. Specializes in Fire-types. Hands out the Wildfire Badge and the Overheat TM.
Giosetta, Gym Leader number four. Specializes in Ghost-types. Hands out the Shadow Badge and the Shadow Ball TM.
Vinnie, Gym Leader number five. Specializes in Grass-types. Hands out the Synthesis Badge and the Energy Ball TM.
Rochelle, Gym Leader number six. Specializes in Rock-types. Hands out the Mantle Badge and the Rock Slide TM.
Whitaker, Gym Leader number seven. Specializes in Normal-types. Hands out the Square Badge and the Facade TM.
Amelia, Gym Leader number eight. Specializes in Flying-types. Hands out the Limitless Badge and the Acrobatics TM.

The Elite Four FIVE are quintuplets who each specialize in a Stat. They take turns being Champion. The order goes Michelle > Michael > Mick > Michelangelo > Michalina, so the first one you face is Michelle.

Michelle specializes in Speed.
Michael specializes in Attack.
Mick specializes in Special Attack.
Michelangelo specializes in Defense and Special Defense.
Michalina specializes in HP.

Arc Blader:
Position: Type/Name/Badge
Gym 1: Flying-Type/Gus/Vapor Badge
Gym 2: Dark-Type/Shannon/Shadow Badge
Gym 3: Poison-Type/Coby/Venom Badge
Gym 4: Ice-Type/Teresa/Frost Badge
Gym 5: Grass-Type/Forrest/Woods Badge
Gym 6: Bug-Type/Charlotte/Larva Badge
Gym 7: Steel-Type/Stella/Ore Badge
Gym 8: Ground-Type/Earl/Gravity Badge
Never thought of an E4 though.

Scargoon:

Gym Leader 1: Eric-"The Cool Lifeguard"-he specializes in Water. Signature Pokemon is Lapras.

Gym Leader 2: Jill-"The Young Genius"-she specializes in Psychic. Signature Pokemon is Gardevoir.

Gym Leader 3: Kathy-"The Flamboyant Chic"-she specializes in Fire. Signature Pokemon is Darmanitan.

Gym Leader 4: Grum-"The Tough Worker"-he specializes in Ground. Signature Pokemon is Mamoswine.

Gym Leader 5: Johny-"The Black-belt Master"-he specializes in Fighting. Signature Pokemon is Hitmonchan.

Gym Leader 6: Timothy-"The Ace Explorer"-he specializes in Grass. Signature Pokemon is Lilligant.

Gym Leader 7: Sarah-"The Gothic Prodigy"-she specializes in Dark. Signature Pokemon is Gothitelle.

Gym Leader 8: Agatha Jr.-"The Spirit Caster"-she specializes in Ghost. Signature Pokemon is Sableye.

Elite 4: Lt. Surge-"The Lightning American!"-he, as before, specializes in Electric. Signature Pokemon is Raichu.

Elite 4: Lance Sr.-"The Dragon Master"-he specializes in Dragon. Signature Pokemon is Salamence.

Elite 4: Candice-"The Diamond-Dust Lady"-she, as before, specializes in Ice. Signature Pokemon is Frostlass.

Elite 4: Soran-"The Soaring Majesty"-she specializes in Flying. Signature Pokemon is Mandibuzz.

Champion: Your Rival (Ben)-Uses a variety of types. Signature Pokemon is the one strongest to your starter.

Cityvillan:

Gym 1: Lucas from England (Normal) Sentret & Eevee
Gym 2: Krishna from India (Dark) Houndoor & Sableye
Gym 3: Amirah from Indonesia (Water) Qwilfish, Horsea & Seadra
Gym 4: Romeu from Brazil (Bug) Pinsir & Heracross [double battle]
Gym 5: Maxxie from Germany (Steel) Lairon, Scizor & Aggron
Gym 6: Abdul from Saudi Arabia (Ground) Claydol, Marowak, Excadrill & Camerupt
Gym 7: Courtney from USA (Poison) Seviper, Haunter, Drapion & Toxicroak
Gym 8 Calix from Greece (Rock) Graveler, Relicanth, Golem, Aerodactyl & Tyranitar

Elite 4:

Sonja from Norway (Ice) Glalie, Walrein, Abomasnow, Glaceon & Beartic
Hakim from Ethiopia (Grass) Cacturne, Tropius, Breloom, Tangrowth & Shiftry
Natsuko from Japan (Electric) Raichu, Ampharos, Magnezone, Electrode & Electivire
Osiris from Egypt (Ghost) Gengar, Mismagius, Banette, Dusknoir & Cofagrigus

Freddie:

Gym Leader 1 - Trevor: Grass trainer
Bellsprout (Level 11)
Sewaddle (Level 12)
Lombre (Level 14)
Gym Leader 2 - Zack: Electric Trainer
Blitzle (Level 17
Magnemite (Level 17)
Electrike (Level 19)
Gym Leader 3 - Brandt: Fire Trainer
Numel (Level 20)
Litwick (Level 21)
Houndour (Level 21)
Magmar (Level 23)
Gym Leader 4 - Irene: Ice Trainer
Spheal (Level 26)
Vanillish (Level 26)
Sneasel (Level 27)
Jynx (Level 28)
Gym Leader 5 - Dustin: Ground Trainer
Hippopotas (Level 30)
Quagsire (Level 31)
Gligar (Level 31)
Marowak (Level 32)
Gym Leader 6 - Freeman: Normal Trainer
Granbull (Level 33)
Girafarig (Level 34)
Bouffalant (Level 36)
Gym Leader 7 – Sophia: Ghost Trainer
Misdreavous (Level 40)
Lampent (Level 40)
Dusclops (Level 41)
Cofagrigus (Level 43)
Gym Leader 8 – Krystal: Psychic Trainer
Starmie (Level 44)
Sigilyph (Level 45)
Reuniclus (Level 45)
Alakazam (Level 46)


Clark - Steel Trainer
Ferrothron (Level 51)
Aggron (Level 52)
Skarmory (Level 52)
Escavilier (Level 53)
Metagross (Level 54)
Bill - Bug Trainer
Scolipede (Level 51)
Heracross (Level 52)
Armaldo (Level 52)
Galvantula (Level 53)
Scizor (Level 54)
Fiona - Water Trainer
Vaporeon (Level 51)
Tentacruel (Level 52)
Carracosta (Level 52)
Ludicolo (Level 53)
Empoleon (Level 54)
Corey - Dark Trainer
Weavile (Level 51)
Honchkrow (Level 52)
Krookodile (Level 52)
Scrafty (Level 53)
Tyranitar (Level 54)


Antmeddin:
Gym 1: Normal specialist, name was Beau I think, was a cowboy and used a pre-evolution of Miltank and Tauros that I created. Gave out some TM from Gen 3 or 4.
Gym 2: Bug specialist, don't remember name, used Pinsir (or the pre-evo I created) and another bug, weakness was that his team didn't actually know any Bug moves expect for the TM which may have been Fury Cutter.


Tunsie:
First Gym - Poison
Second Gym - Rock
Third Gym - Electric
Fourth Gym - Ground
Fifth Gym - Flying
Sixth Gym - Ice
Seventh Gym - Dragon
Eight Gym - Steel

Elite Four - Ice Bug and Ghost
Elite Four - Fire Water and Grass
Elite Four - Dark Psychic and Fighting
Elite Four - Mixed: Double Battle
Champion - Normal Type


The plot was about the evil team trying to take over the league. After defeating the champion, you discover that the elite four were actually part of the evil team. You and the champion take them down, but he informs you that you didn't technically beat the league, so you're not the new champion. Looker then comes to you and informs you that the evil team has fled to some distant islands. You and the champion travel there, and you take on the league. (It's like you're in a whole new region, and you can still sail back to the first one) After defeating the league, the champion informs you that he has found the secret base of the evil team. You both storm the base, take down the evil team, and save the elite four, who it turns out was kidnapped and held in the base. You then return to your region, able to finally take on the true elite four and claim your title as champion.

Ninth Gym - Grass
Tenth Gym - Water
Eleventh Gym - Fire
Twelth Gym - Fighting
Thirteenth Gym - Psychic
Fourteenth Gym - Ghost
Fifteenth Gym - Bug
Sixteenth Gym - Dark
Elite Four - Mixed: Triple Battle
Elite Four - Mixed: Defense Based Pokemon
Elite Four - Mixed: Attack Based Pokemon
Elite Four - Mixed: Fast Pokemon
Champion - Normal


Foxy Boxes:
1 Landon / ドロキ Doroki
Gym: Mimoasis City
Type: Ground
Badge: Terra
Name Origin: From land. His Japanese name comes from doronoki, the Japanese poplar; doronoki literally means "mud tree".

#2 Krysta / ホタル Hotaru
Gym: Beetlegeuse City
Type: Bug
Badge: Swarm
Name origin: From chrysalis. Her Japanese name comes from Scirpus hotarui, a type of bulrush; hotaru also means "firefly".

#3 Jules & Verne / カキとフユ Kaki & Fuyu
Gym: Castorite City
Type: Fire (Jules) / Ice (Verne)
Badge: Comet
Name origin: A play on the name of author Jules Verne; Jules comes from joule, a unit of energy, while Verne comes from invierno, spanish for "winter". Their Japanese names come from Diospyros kaki 'Fuyu', a cultivar of Japanese persimmon; kaki means "summer" and fuyu means "winter".

#4 Sarina / キリコ Kiriko
Gym: Pollutox City
Type: Poison
Badge: Fallout
Name origin: From sarin, a nerve gas. Her Japanese name comes from kiri, the empress tree; kiri also means "fog" or "mist".

#5 Faith / ワカナ Wakana
Gym: Rigelica Town
Type: Ghost
Badge: Halo
Name origin: Self-explanatory. Her Japanese name comes from wakame, a type of edible seaweed; it is a play on wakka meaning "halo".

#6 Tristan / アラシ Arashi
Gym: Placidusk City
Type: Dark
Badge: Bedlam
Name origin: Means "clamor" or "tumult" as well as being similar to the word for "sadness" in many languages. His Japanese name comes from tagarashi, the cursed buttercup; arashi can also mean "storm" or "raising havoc".

#7 Ivan / リュゴ Ryugo
Gym: Dracapella City
Type: Dragon
Badge: Valor
Name origin: From wyvern. His Japanese name comes from ryūgō, apple tree; it is a play on ryū meaning "dragon".

#8 Bronson, Sylvia, & Dorian / カイド Kaido, ギンコ Ginko, & キンジ Kinji
Gym: Protrion City
Type: Steel
Badge: Medal
Name origin: Their names come from bronze, silver, and doré (French for "golden"), respectively. Bronson's Japanese name comes from kaidō, the hall crabapple, and is a play on dō meaning "copper" or "bronze". Sylvia's Japanese name comes from gingko, and is a play on gin meaning "silver". Dorian's Japanese name comes from kinshibai, St. John's wort, and is a play on kin meaning "gold".

#1 Blake / ジュン Jun
Type: Normal
Name origin: From blank. His Japanese name comes from junsai, the water-shield; jun also means "pure".

#2 Ariel / ツバキ Tsubaki
Type: Flying
Name origin: From aerial. Her Japanese name comes from tsubaki, the Japanese camellia; it is a play on tsubasa meaning "wing".

#3 Harland / イヅタ Izuta
Type: Grass
Name origin: From harlequin and garland. His Japanese name comes from kizuta meaning "ivy".

#4 Alexis / ヒバリ Hibari
Type: Electric
Name origin: From electric. Her Japanese name comes from hiba, the Japanese cypress; it is a play on hibana meaning "spark" and hikari meaning "light".

#5 Victoria / サイカチ Saikachi
Type: Psychic
Name origin: From victorious. Her Japanese name comes from saikachi, the honey locust; it is a play on psychic and kachi meaning "victory".

What trainer card maker did you use for this?

Originally Posted by Tunsie

What trainer card maker did you use for this?

Mapletowers.com/pokemoncardmaker

Ooh. I always wanted to do this. D8 Now that I got a fake-region to go along with fakemon I've been coming up with... It's a region based off of the state of Alaska. here goes~

Instead of simply using types, they'll screw you over with advanced competitive strategies...kinda. Okay, maybe not, but I wanted to mix it up a little instead of them simply using types.

Because Alaska is so big, and so will the region based off of Alaska, this region will have 16 gyms without the nonsense of two regions.

Gym 1: Uses Normal types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 2: Uses Grass types. Relies on Sunny Day. A guy.
Gym 3: Uses Rock types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 4: Uses Water types. Relies on Rain Dance. A girl.
Gym 5: Uses Bug types. No real strategy. A girl.
Gym 6: Uses Psychic types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 7: Uses Flying types. Relies on messing with accuracy. A guy.
Gym 8: Uses Fire types. Relies on Sunny Day. A girl.
Gym 9: Uses Normal and Fighting. Relies on all-out attack. A guy.
Gym 10: Uses Ghosts. Relies on Mean Look, Curse, and Protect. A guy.
Gym 11: Uses Pokemon that are able to change types in battle. A girl.
Gym 12: Uses Psychic and Dark types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 13: Uses Ground types. Relies on Sandstorm for Sp.Def boost. A girl.
Gym 14: Uses Dragons. No real strategy. A girl.
Gym 15: Uses Electric and Fire types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 16: Uses Dark-Types. Relies on speed, luck, and flinch-hax. A guy.

Elite Four 1 (M): A Hail Team. They all have Blizzard.
Elite Four 2 (F): A Sandstorm Team. Has a Garchomp that will spam Double Team to screw with you.
Elite Four 3 (M): A Sunny Day Team. Mixes up Grass and Fire Pokemon.
Elite Four 4 (F): A Rain Dance Team. Has Surf, Thunder, Toxic, and Protect ready for you.

Champion(s!): A double-battle against inseparable twins. Mix team. Twin one is a girl, and mostly is attack. Twin two is a boy, and is mostly support.
Their teams are a ying-yang. The girl uses Dark and Ghosts, and the boy uses Psychic and Fighting.
...like Tate and Liza turned to to 11. But I want them to be tough.

...that was a lengthy post. Hehe, I'll get one what teams they'll have later, once I gt a full fake-dex going.

Originally Posted by FairyRed

Ooh. I always wanted to do this. D8 Now that I got a fake-region to go along with fakemon I've been coming up with... It's a region based off of the state of Alaska. here goes~

Instead of simply using types, they'll screw you over with advanced competitive strategies...kinda. Okay, maybe not, but I wanted to mix it up a little instead of them simply using types.

Because Alaska is so big, and so will the region based off of Alaska, this region will have 16 gyms without the nonsense of two regions.

Gym 1: Uses Normal types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 2: Uses Grass types. Relies on Sunny Day. A guy.
Gym 3: Uses Rock types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 4: Uses Water types. Relies on Rain Dance. A girl.
Gym 5: Uses Bug types. No real strategy. A girl.
Gym 6: Uses Psychic types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 7: Uses Flying types. Relies on messing with accuracy. A guy.
Gym 8: Uses Fire types. Relies on Sunny Day. A girl.
Gym 9: Uses Normal and Fighting. Relies on all-out attack. A guy.
Gym 10: Uses Ghosts. Relies on Mean Look, Curse, and Protect. A guy.
Gym 11: Uses Pokemon that are able to change types in battle. A girl.
Gym 12: Uses Psychic and Dark types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 13: Uses Ground types. Relies on Sandstorm for Sp.Def boost. A girl.
Gym 14: Uses Dragons. No real strategy. A girl.
Gym 15: Uses Electric and Fire types. No real strategy. A guy.
Gym 16: Uses Dark-Types. Relies on speed, luck, and flinch-hax. A guy.

Elite Four 1 (M): A Hail Team. They all have Blizzard.
Elite Four 2 (F): A Sandstorm Team. Has a Garchomp that will spam Double Team to screw with you.
Elite Four 3 (M): A Sunny Day Team. Mixes up Grass and Fire Pokemon.
Elite Four 4 (F): A Rain Dance Team. Has Surf, Thunder, Toxic, and Protect ready for you.

Champion(s!): A double-battle against inseparable twins. Mix team. Twin one is a girl, and mostly is attack. Twin two is a boy, and is mostly support.
Their teams are a ying-yang. The girl uses Dark and Ghosts, and the boy uses Psychic and Fighting.
...like Tate and Liza turned to to 11. But I want them to be tough.

...that was a lengthy post. Hehe, I'll get one what teams they'll have later, once I gt a full fake-dex going.

Awesomeness on a stick my friend!

I'll see if I can take a crack at this:

Gym 1 (M): Fire
Gym 2 (F): Electric
Gym 3 (M): Grass
Gym 4 (F): Fighting
Gym 5 (M): Dark
Gym 6 (F): Psychic
Gym 7 (M): Normal
Gym 8 (F): Dragon

E4 1 (M) Ground
E4 2 (M) Ice
E4 3 (F) Poison
E4 4 (F) Rock

Champion (M) Various

Had these kicking around my head for a long time now:
Position: Type/Name/Badge
Gym 1: Flying-Type/Gus/Vapor Badge
Gym 2: Dark-Type/Shannon/Shadow Badge
Gym 3: Poison-Type/Coby/Venom Badge
Gym 4: Ice-Type/Teresa/Frost Badge
Gym 5: Grass-Type/Forrest/Woods Badge
Gym 6: Bug-Type/Charlotte/Larva Badge
Gym 7: Steel-Type/Stella/Ore Badge
Gym 8: Ground-Type/Earl/Gravity Badge
Never thought of an E4 though.

I love coming up with the names more than anything. :U

Shane, Gym Leader number one. Specializes in Dark-types. Hands out the Dusk Badge and the Embargo TM.
Nikole, Gym Leader number two. Specializes in Electric-types. Hands out the Electro Badge and the Charge Beam TM.
Ashton, Gym Leader number three. Specializes in Fire-types. Hands out the Wildfire Badge and the Overheat TM.
Giosetta, Gym Leader number four. Specializes in Ghost-types. Hands out the Shadow Badge and the Shadow Ball TM.
Vinnie, Gym Leader number five. Specializes in Grass-types. Hands out the Synthesis Badge and the Energy Ball TM.
Rochelle, Gym Leader number six. Specializes in Rock-types. Hands out the Mantle Badge and the Rock Slide TM.
Whitaker, Gym Leader number seven. Specializes in Normal-types. Hands out the Square Badge and the Facade TM.
Amelia, Gym Leader number eight. Specializes in Flying-types. Hands out the Limitless Badge and the Acrobatics TM.

The Elite Four FIVE are quintuplets who each specialize in a Stat. They take turns being Champion. The order goes Michelle > Michael > Mick > Michelangelo > Michalina, so the first one you face is Michelle.

Michelle specializes in Speed.
Michael specializes in Attack.
Mick specializes in Special Attack.
Michelangelo specializes in Defense and Special Defense.
Michalina specializes in HP.


10 points for you if you want to try your hand at the Gym Leader names's puns.

Here's my list, from the Roka Region (My fantasy Pokemon)
(Looks through his production notes)

Gym Leader 1: Eric-"The Cool Lifeguard"-he specializes in Water. Signature Pokemon is Lapras.

Gym Leader 2: Jill-"The Young Genius"-she specializes in Psychic. Signature Pokemon is Gardevoir.

Gym Leader 3: Kathy-"The Flamboyant Chic"-she specializes in Fire. Signature Pokemon is Darmanitan.

Gym Leader 4: Grum-"The Tough Worker"-he specializes in Ground. Signature Pokemon is Mamoswine.

Gym Leader 5: Johny-"The Black-belt Master"-he specializes in Fighting. Signature Pokemon is Hitmonchan.

Gym Leader 6: Timothy-"The Ace Explorer"-he specializes in Grass. Signature Pokemon is Lilligant.

Gym Leader 7: Sarah-"The Gothic Prodigy"-she specializes in Dark. Signature Pokemon is Gothitelle.

Gym Leader 8: Agatha Jr.-"The Spirit Caster"-she specializes in Ghost. Signature Pokemon is Sableye.

Elite 4: Lt. Surge-"The Lightning American!"-he, as before, specializes in Electric. Signature Pokemon is Raichu.

Elite 4: Lance Sr.-"The Dragon Master"-he specializes in Dragon. Signature Pokemon is Salamence.

Elite 4: Candice-"The Diamond-Dust Lady"-she, as before, specializes in Ice. Signature Pokemon is Frostlass.

Elite 4: Soran-"The Soaring Majesty"-she specializes in Flying. Signature Pokemon is Mandibuzz.

Champion: Your Rival (Ben)-Uses a variety of types. Signature Pokemon is the one strongest to your starter.

I'd like to have a multi-cultural international theme.

Gym 1: Lucas from England (Normal) Sentret & Eevee
Gym 2: Krishna from India (Dark) Houndoor & Sableye
Gym 3: Amirah from Indonesia (Water) Qwilfish, Horsea & Seadra
Gym 4: Romeu from Brazil (Bug) Pinsir & Heracross [double battle]
Gym 5: Maxxie from Germany (Steel) Lairon, Scizor & Aggron
Gym 6: Abdul from Saudi Arabia (Ground) Claydol, Marowak, Excadrill & Camerupt
Gym 7: Courtney from USA (Poison) Seviper, Haunter, Drapion & Toxicroak
Gym 8 Calix from Greece (Rock) Graveler, Relicanth, Golem, Aerodactyl & Tyranitar

Elite 4:

Sonja from Norway (Ice) Glalie, Walrein, Abomasnow, Glaceon & Beartic
Hakim from Ethiopia (Grass) Cacturne, Tropius, Breloom, Tangrowth & Shiftry
Natsuko from Japan (Electric) Raichu, Ampharos, Magnezone, Electrode & Electivire
Osiris from Egypt (Ghost) Gengar, Mismagius, Banette, Dusknoir & Cofagrigus

I, too, have had an idea for my own region. However, I lack the necessary skills to create it.

Gym Leader 1 - Trevor: Grass trainer
Bellsprout (Level 11)
Sewaddle (Level 12)
Lombre (Level 14)
Gym Leader 2 - Zack: Electric Trainer
Blitzle (Level 17
Magnemite (Level 17)
Electrike (Level 19)
Gym Leader 3 - Brandt: Fire Trainer
Numel (Level 20)
Litwick (Level 21)
Houndour (Level 21)
Magmar (Level 23)
Gym Leader 4 - Irene: Ice Trainer
Spheal (Level 26)
Vanillish (Level 26)
Sneasel (Level 27)
Jynx (Level 28)
Gym Leader 5 - Dustin: Ground Trainer
Hippopotas (Level 30)
Quagsire (Level 31)
Gligar (Level 31)
Marowak (Level 32)
Gym Leader 6 - Freeman: Normal Trainer
Granbull (Level 33)
Girafarig (Level 34)
Bouffalant (Level 36)
Gym Leader 7 – Sophia: Ghost Trainer
Misdreavous (Level 40)
Lampent (Level 40)
Dusclops (Level 41)
Cofagrigus (Level 43)
Gym Leader 8 – Krystal: Psychic Trainer
Starmie (Level 44)
Sigilyph (Level 45)
Reuniclus (Level 45)
Alakazam (Level 46)

As for the Elite Four:

Clark - Steel Trainer
Ferrothron (Level 51)
Aggron (Level 52)
Skarmory (Level 52)
Escavilier (Level 53)
Metagross (Level 54)
Bill - Bug Trainer
Scolipede (Level 51)
Heracross (Level 52)
Armaldo (Level 52)
Galvantula (Level 53)
Scizor (Level 54)
Fiona - Water Trainer
Vaporeon (Level 51)
Tentacruel (Level 52)
Carracosta (Level 52)
Ludicolo (Level 53)
Empoleon (Level 54)
Corey - Dark Trainer
Weavile (Level 51)
Honchkrow (Level 52)
Krookodile (Level 52)
Scrafty (Level 53)
Tyranitar (Level 54)

Off the top of my head I can only remember two gym leaders I created:

Gym 1: Normal specialist, name was Beau I think, was a cowboy and used a pre-evolution of Miltank and Tauros that I created. Gave out some TM from Gen 3 or 4.
Gym 2: Bug specialist, don't remember name, used Pinsir (or the pre-evo I created) and another bug, weakness was that his team didn't actually know any Bug moves expect for the TM which may have been Fury Cutter.

I had a trend where every gym leader would have one more Pokemon than the last gym leader the player battled and the team size of all trainers was changed to eight.

Don't know what pokemon they'd use yet, but I would have...

First Gym - Poison
Second Gym - Rock
Third Gym - Electric
Fourth Gym - Ground
Fifth Gym - Flying
Sixth Gym - Ice
Seventh Gym - Dragon
Eight Gym - Steel

Elite Four - Ice Bug and Ghost
Elite Four - Fire Water and Grass
Elite Four - Dark Psychic and Fighting
Elite Four - Mixed: Double Battle
Champion - Normal Type

The plot was about the evil team trying to take over the league. After defeating the champion, you discover that the elite four were actually part of the evil team. You and the champion take them down, but he informs you that you didn't technically beat the league, so you're not the new champion. Looker then comes to you and informs you that the evil team has fled to some distant islands. You and the champion travel there, and you take on the league. (It's like you're in a whole new region, and you can still sail back to the first one) After defeating the league, the champion informs you that he has found the secret base of the evil team. You both storm the base, take down the evil team, and save the elite four, who it turns out was kidnapped and held in the base. You then return to your region, able to finally take on the true elite four and claim your title as champion.

Ninth Gym - Grass
Tenth Gym - Water
Eleventh Gym - Fire
Twelth Gym - Fighting
Thirteenth Gym - Psychic
Fourteenth Gym - Ghost
Fifteenth Gym - Bug
Sixteenth Gym - Dark

Rematch with real elite four:

Elite Four - Mixed: Triple Battle
Elite Four - Mixed: Defense Based Pokemon
Elite Four - Mixed: Attack Based Pokemon
Elite Four - Mixed: Fast Pokemon
Champion - Normal

Gym Leaders:

#1 Landon / ドロキ Doroki
Gym: Mimoasis City
Type: Ground
Badge: Terra
Name Origin: From land. His Japanese name comes from doronoki, the Japanese poplar; doronoki literally means "mud tree".

#2 Krysta / ホタル Hotaru
Gym: Beetlegeuse City
Type: Bug
Badge: Swarm
Name origin: From chrysalis. Her Japanese name comes from Scirpus hotarui, a type of bulrush; hotaru also means "firefly".

#3 Jules & Verne / カキとフユ Kaki & Fuyu
Gym: Castorite City
Type: Fire (Jules) / Ice (Verne)
Badge: Comet
Name origin: A play on the name of author Jules Verne; Jules comes from joule, a unit of energy, while Verne comes from invierno, spanish for "winter". Their Japanese names come from Diospyros kaki 'Fuyu', a cultivar of Japanese persimmon; kaki means "summer" and fuyu means "winter".

#4 Sarina / キリコ Kiriko
Gym: Pollutox City
Type: Poison
Badge: Fallout
Name origin: From sarin, a nerve gas. Her Japanese name comes from kiri, the empress tree; kiri also means "fog" or "mist".

#5 Faith / ワカナ Wakana
Gym: Rigelica Town
Type: Ghost
Badge: Halo
Name origin: Self-explanatory. Her Japanese name comes from wakame, a type of edible seaweed; it is a play on wakka meaning "halo".

#6 Tristan / アラシ Arashi
Gym: Placidusk City
Type: Dark
Badge: Bedlam
Name origin: Means "clamor" or "tumult" as well as being similar to the word for "sadness" in many languages. His Japanese name comes from tagarashi, the cursed buttercup; arashi can also mean "storm" or "raising havoc".

#7 Ivan / リュゴ Ryugo
Gym: Dracapella City
Type: Dragon
Badge: Valor
Name origin: From wyvern. His Japanese name comes from ryūgō, apple tree; it is a play on ryū meaning "dragon".

#8 Bronson, Sylvia, & Dorian / カイド Kaido, ギンコ Ginko, & キンジ Kinji
Gym: Protrion City
Type: Steel
Badge: Medal
Name origin: Their names come from bronze, silver, and doré (French for "golden"), respectively. Bronson's Japanese name comes from kaidō, the hall crabapple, and is a play on dō meaning "copper" or "bronze". Sylvia's Japanese name comes from gingko, and is a play on gin meaning "silver". Dorian's Japanese name comes from kinshibai, St. John's wort, and is a play on kin meaning "gold".

E4 and Champion:

#1 Blake / ジュン Jun
Type: Normal
Name origin: From blank. His Japanese name comes from junsai, the water-shield; jun also means "pure".

#2 Ariel / ツバキ Tsubaki
Type: Flying
Name origin: From aerial. Her Japanese name comes from tsubaki, the Japanese camellia; it is a play on tsubasa meaning "wing".

#3 Harland / イヅタ Izuta
Type: Grass
Name origin: From harlequin and garland. His Japanese name comes from kizuta meaning "ivy".

#4 Alexis / ヒバリ Hibari
Type: Electric
Name origin: From electric. Her Japanese name comes from hiba, the Japanese cypress; it is a play on hibana meaning "spark" and hikari meaning "light".

#5 Victoria / サイカチ Saikachi
Type: Psychic
Name origin: From victorious. Her Japanese name comes from saikachi, the honey locust; it is a play on psychic and kachi meaning "victory".

Gym Leaders

1. Malinda/The Rich Victorian Gal/Normal/Sentret, Delcatty/Beige Badge/A maze of hedges, statues and arches.
2. Mark/The Secret Prankster /Dark/Murkrow, Scraggy, Umbreon/Pitch Badge/3 rooms with 3 doors find the odd one out symbol on each room to go to next room
3. Muck/Golden Miner/Ground/Golett, Onix, Gliscor/Canyon Badge/A room with 15 elevators..1 leading to him, 3 leading to the trainers, 6 leading to an empty room
4. Ohmar/The Eastern Operator/Electric/Plusle, Minun, Pachirisu, Stunfisk/Plug Badge/Like Bugsy's 4gen gym.. but replaced with cable cars
5. Hayley/The Ice Dancer /Ice/Jynx, Glaceon, Lapras/Snow Badge/A room with mirrors, reflect the beam to the 3 Ice Sculptures to open the gate, leading to her
6. Doku/The Living Antidote!/Poison/Garbodor, Qwilfish, Skuntank, Gengar/Venom Badge/A room with poisonous bogs, drop boulders (not using strengh) to cover it.
7. Phante/The Master Classical Pianist/Ghost/Sableye, Cofagrigus, Froslass, Spiritomb/Spirit Badge/ An attic-like maze with 4 floors. the top floor has a giant grand piano and Phante waiting.
8. Mindy/A Mind Reader in Training!/Psychic/Musharna, Gardevoir, Reuniclus, Slowking/Moon Badge/Teleport Tiles...

E4

1.Kiki/Fighting/Toxicroak, Medicham, Heracross, Scrafty, Hitmontop
2.Riviera/Water/Qwilfish, Seismitoad, Slowbro, Jellicent, Gorebyss
3.Rosa/Grass/Whimsicott, Maractus, Shiftry, Ferrothorn, Cradily
4.Stella/Steel/Forretress, Scizor, Skarmory, Klingklang, Aggron
Champion. Zhu/Various/Escavalier, Houndoom, Walrein, Liligant, Gallade, Salamence

...That is all