Earl's Pokémon Academy

This article is about the academy in White City. For the academy in Violet City, see Violet City → Pokémon School.

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Earl's Pokémon Academy (Japanese: ジョバンニせんせいの　ポケモンこうざ Mr. Giovanni's Pokémon Class) is a location in White City in Pokémon Stadium 2. It is an expanded Pokémon School taught by Earl Dervish. Here, players can learn various Pokémon battling and training techniques, as well as look up reference data regarding the 251 Pokémon of Generation II, as well at items.

Earl's curriculum comprises three levels: The Trainer Class, the Gym Leader Class, and the Elite Four Class. Each of these levels comprises a series of lectures, a quiz, and a series of skill tests where the player partakes in mock Pokémon battle. Initially, only the Trainer Class is available for the player. To unlock the Gym Leader Class, the lectures, quiz, and Trainer battles must be completed. Likewise, to enter the Elite Four Class, the player must complete all the lessons of the Gym Leader Class.

In the lectures section, players need to read through the notes given for each lesson. At the end of the lesson, there is a random question related to that lecture that Earl presents to the player. If the question is answered correctly, that lecture is passed, indicated by a star next to the lecture title. After all lectures have been passed, the entire lectures segment is passed.

In the quiz section, there are ten random questions that Earl gives to the player based on the lectures for that particular level. In order to pass the quiz, at least eight of those ten questions must be answered correctly.

For the Skill tests, there are a number of Trainers that must battled and defeated using the correct Pokémon. For the Trainer Class, there are seven Trainers. For the Gym Leader Class, there are five Trainers. For the Elite Four class, there are four Trainers. For each Trainer, the player and the Trainer are assigned a team comprising six Pokémon with a moveset depending on the theme involved for the Trainer. All of the player's Pokémon are given only one move and that move is either super-effective or not very effective against the opponent's Pokémon, with half of the Pokémon having a super-effective move and the other half having a not very effective move. The player and the opponent select three Pokémon from their teams to send into battle. The goal is to defeat the opponent's three Pokémon selected and choose the correct three Pokémon to send into battle. If the player chooses an "incorrect" Pokémon and wins the battle, the Trainer is not considered defeated. Once all of the Trainers have been defeated, then the entire Trainer battles section is passed.

Trainer Class

Lectures

• Rules
  • Common rules
  • Battle rules
  • Level evolution notes
  • Special evolution
• Type match-ups
  • Type combinations
  • Exploiting weaknesses
  • Type changes
• Status problems
  • Status problems
• Moves
  • Moves & Pokémon types
  • Support moves
  • Added effects of moves
  • Recovery moves
  • Set damage moves
  • Moves & tactics
  • Move changes
  • Residual-effect changes
• Trainer battles
  • Switching
  • Spcl.Atk & Spcl.Def
  • Physical & special attacks
• New Features
  • Holding an item

Trainers

The correct choices for the player's party are highlighted in green.

Battle #	Lesson Focus	Player's Party			Opponent	Opponent's Party
1	Type effectiveness				Camper Cole
2	Type effectiveness				Super Nerd Melvin
3	Dealing with diverse teams				Schoolboy Carson
4	Set-damage moves				Swimmer♂ Clayton
5	Moves with a semi-invulnerable turn and Moves with a charging turn				Youngster Jonathan
6	Defense and Special Defense				Picnicker Cyndy
7	Evasion and Moves that cannot miss				Lass Nancy

Gym Leader Class

Lectures

• Type match-ups
  • Dual-type Pokémon
  • Multiplied damage
• Status problems
  • Status problems
• Moves
  • Set damage moves
  • Moves & tactics
  • Multi-type moves
• Trainer battles
  • Lead-off Pokémon
  • Switching
  • Reading the situation
• New features
  • Holding an item
  • Notes on Eggs

Trainers

The correct choices for the player's party are highlighted in green.

Battle #	Lesson Focus	Player's Party			Opponent	Opponent's Party
1	Infatuation and Confusion				PokéManiac Joseph
2	Berry support				Kimono Girl Naomi
3	STAB				Lass Tammy
4	Moves that can hit semi-invulnerable Pokémon				Youngster Dustin
5	Defense and Special Defense				Schoolboy Nolan

Elite Four Class

Lectures

• Type match-ups
  • Multiplied damage
• Moves
  • Support moves
  • Moves & tactics
  • Multi-type moves
  • Move combos
  • Situational combos
• Trainer battles
  • Switching
  • Reading the situation
  • Reading the foe's moves
• New Features
  • Holding an item
  • Notes on Eggs

Trainers

The correct choices for the player's party are highlighted in green.

Battle #	Lesson Focus	Player's Party			Opponent	Opponent's Party
1	Held items				Cooltrainer♂ Conner
2	Speed and Endure				Cooltrainer♀ Becky
3	Move combos				Juggler Ferris
4	Weather conditions				Swimmer♀ Julian

In other languages

Language Title French Academie Pokémon de Theophile German Earls Pokémon-Akademie Italian Accademia Pokémon di Primo Spanish Academia Pokémon de Primo

Features of the Stadium series Stadium Cups: Pika Cup • Petit Cup • Poké Cup Prime Cup • Little Cup • Challenge Cup Modes: Stadium Mode • Battle Mode Other: Gym Leader Castle • White City Earl's Pokémon Academy • Game Boy Tower • Kids Club Mobile Stadium • Mystery Gift • Pokémon Lab • Victory Palace

Pokémon academies Kanto Viridian Pokémon Tech Indigo Academy • Johto Violet White • Hoenn Rustboro A Island • Sinnoh Jubilife Snowpoint • Unova Striaton Aspertia Blueberry Academy • Kalos Santalune • Alola Route 1 Pokémon School • Paldea Naranja Academy Uva Academy

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