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These are the music themes used in Pokémon battles. In the games In all generations, some Trainers have their own themes instead of the Trainer battle theme. They usually include Rivals, Gym Leaders, the Elite Four, and Champions. From Pokémon Crystal onwards, some Legendary Pokémon have their own themes instead of the wild Pokémon theme. Generation I Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow Main articles: Game Boy: Entire Pokémon Sounds Collection CD, 10th Anniversary Pokémon Happy Birthday Concert, and Pokémon Red & Pokémon Green: Super Music Collection Music Opponents Encounter themes A Rival Appears Blue A Trainer Appears (Boy Version) Biker, Bird Keeper, Black Belt, Bug Catcher, Burglar, Channeler, Cooltrainer♂, Cue Ball, Engineer, Fisherman, Gentleman, Hiker, Jr. Read More...
