A step-by-step guide on everything you need to know about the Champion Cup in Pokemon Sword & Shield, from the required number of Gym badges to the location of the tournament.
Route 10
The ninth route of Pokémon Sword & Shield is located close to Wyndon in the Galar Region. The approach that goes to Wyndon’s Champion Cup Stadium is twisting and mountainous. You may find Drednaw here. It is a unique Uncommon Pokémon that is only seen in this area of the game.
There are many tall grasses and grassy areas throughout Route 10 where you may discover wild Pokémon like Magnemite, Axew, Cottonee, and others. There are several different honey trees in the neighborhood, and you may collect their wonderful honey to make treats like honey nectar. You’ll pass over bridges spanning streams and see grassy knolls covered with lovely purple flowers along the way.
To ensure that you don’t miss out on capturing wild Drednaw or any other Pokémon seen along this picturesque path, be sure to pack some Timer Balls or other capture gear.
Wyndon
The fifth and last location in Chapter 10 of Pokémon Sword & Shield is called Wyndon. This city, which located in the Wild Area, is home to a diverse population from many various cultures. As you go around the city, you will come across a number of Trainers as well as a number of Pokémon drawn to this busy metropolis.
In addition to the usual marvels like structures, streets, and shops, Wyndon has a Champion Cup where four strong Trainers compete against one another for dominance. You may face Grimmsnarl, one of Pokémon Sword & Shield’s most difficult monsters, and his minions after accomplishing all of the required duties in Wyndon, including:
- Defeating every Trainer at the Champion Cup
- Gathering more fans for your cause.
Champion Cup
The last activity in your Pokémon Sword and Shield journey is the Champion Cup. You’ll be competing in this tournament against some of the hardest players in the game, including Hop. As you advance through the fights, you will encounter formidable foes that use sophisticated tactics that capitalize on each Pokémon’s advantages and disadvantages.
You will need to bring your finest plans and be prepared for everything in order to get to the final match.
We’ll talk about what to anticipate from a battle with Hop in this chapter:
- How to be ready for a Champion Cup fight with him.
- How to put up a strong squad to fight Hop and his companion Marnie.
- Important advice for succeeding in this supreme test of power and strategy.
Rose Tower
Your quest in the Champion Cup of Pokémon Sword & Shield begins in Rose Tower. Your first task will be to compete against a number of Trainers whose teams are made up of strong Pokémon that are not available in Galar. This tower rises tall at the entrance of Circhester, signaling your first battle.
In addition, you have to locate the elevators in the Rose Tower by solving a puzzle-like maze. A significant event that will earn the combat badge from Chairman Rose will take place at the conclusion of this task. You will advance in your quest to become Galar’s Champion when he grants you permission to enter the second level.
Use this chance to get some additional supplies or rare berries that are hidden around Rose Tower for your next expedition.
Finals
In Pokémon Sword & Shield, the Champion Cup finals are held in the Galar Mine No. 5 Stadium, where you compete against Leon to earn the title of Champion. It’s a 3-on-3 match, and your opponent has a sizable collection of little but powerful Pokémon, including Corviknight.
One of the hardest obstacles in Sword & Shield is Corviknight, a Steel/Flying type Pokémon that is highly nimble and capable of attaining high speeds. It is important to employ Electric and Ice-type strikes to negate this strong adversary’s great resistance. Additionally, you should be aware that Corviknight has access to Roost and Sky Attack, both of which may be challenging in combat if you’re unprepared.
