With his rock-type Pokémon’s weakness to both grass and water, it’s likely that players will have either chosen a starter that counters him or caught a grass-type like Budew by the time they reach Oreburgh Gym. Roark’s Cranidos Gets Bulldoze In Brilliant Diamond & Shining PearlĪs the first gym leader in Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl, Roark is one of the easier gym leaders to defeat. However, all of the gym leaders’ Pokémon in Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl feature updated move-sets that situate the remakes in the series’ current generation. While Pokémon: Platinum brought its own changes to DP's Sinnoh gym battles and included different Pokémon in some of the gym leaders’ parties, Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl remade these battles with all of the original Pokémon as some of the Pokémon featured in Platinum weren’t in Diamond & Pearl’s original Pokédex. This makes most of the battles feel a bit more strategic, though it’s possible to show up to these fights over-leveled with the game’s permanent XP share, especially in the early game. Diamond & Pearl had some notoriously tough gym leaders for players to fight, like Fantina and Volkner, and those seeking some extra difficulty in the remakes will be happy to find that many of the gym leaders’ Pokémon have been updated to better cover their team’s weaknesses. There have been complaints about Pokémon's main-series games becoming too easy in its most recent generations, and some fans hoped that the Sinnoh remakes would see the return of more challenging gym battles.
However, these gym battles have been updated for the remakes, giving players a fresh challenge as they fight to be the very best. Pokémon: Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearlinvites players to challenge Sinnoh’s eight gym leaders once again, earning their gym badges so they can take on the Elite Four and the region’s reigning Champion.
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