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Amethyst and the game’s makers, when they started the Pokemon Reborn project, tried to make the game harder than the ordinary series. They succeeded, and that fact is most apparent with these particular opponents. Depending on your team build, any of the bosses could be this, but let’s not go into too much detail, and just list the particular ones that stand out even amongst their peers...

The double battle against Taka and ZEL. To start with, you have to fight them in a double battle... by yourself. If this wasn't bad enough, most of their Pokémon are a pain: while Taka's Lileep is pretty easy to handle, his PULSE Tangrowth hits like a truck and has incredible defenses, while his Chatot has great speed and can wipe entire teams if it sets up a Nasty Plot. ZEL is no slouch, either; they have a Glaceon (which is very bulky and can hit very, very hard), an Espeon (which is rather frail but is very fast and powerful), and an Umbreon (which is bulky as heck and has tons of status-inducing moves). It gets even worse in Pokémon Reborn Hardcore, in which ZEL gets a Jolteon (which pretty much always moves first at this point in the game) and Taka gets his Gligar and Klefki from his first battle with you.

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The fight against Corey. His field effect, the Corrosive Field, damages every Pokémon that switches in with type-scaling Poison-type damage (so it's basically a Poison-type Stealth Rock that can't be removed). It doesn't affect his Pokémon, though; in fact, it actually boosts the power of some of his moves, such as Venoshock (essentially giving him a move with 130 base power and no drawbacks in your third gym battle). To top it off, his ace, Crobat, has a massive speed stat and can raise its special attack with Nasty Plot, giving it the power to fire off obscenely powerful moves (including the aforementioned Venoshock) left and right if it gets half a chance. It gets even worse on the story path where you out him as a member of Team Meteor; in this path, he floods the room with gas, turning the field into a Corrosive Mist Field. This field, rather than deal damage upon every switch, poisons every non-Poison/Steel Pokémon you have at the end of each turn.It also still boosts the power of his moves. Oh, and don't even think about trying to terminate the field effect, because as of Episode 15 doing so just reverts it back to the Corrosive Field. The worst part about it, though? Corey offs himself after the battle, so you don't even get a badge!
Your first battle with Solaris is one of the most well-known fights in the series, and arguably the Establishing Character Moment for the Team Meteor Leader is when he fights you on top of Pyrous Mountain saying he won’t need more than one pokemon to defeat you. Yeah, he’s clearly joking... is that a level 75 Garchomp? This battle was intentionally made by Ame and the development team to be as close as possible to a Hopeless Boss Fight, and if you don’t have a very good plan for fighting him or a lot of luck with his attacks missing, you are going to be subjected to a Curb-Stomp Battle for the ages.
- In Pokemon Reborn Hardcore, his Garchomp is only level 50 ... but that's because he uses a full team, all of which have levels higher than or equal to the level cap at the time! His team is the same team you fight at the Fiore Mansion in Episode 15, and consists of a Scizor (a powerful bulky attacker that has only one weakness, albeit one that's powered up by the field), a Gyarados (a mighty offensive juggernaut that can boost its attack and speed), a Tyranitar (a massively bulky and powerful Pokemon that can also summon a sandstorm that supports his specially-built team and damages yours), an Excadrill (a crazy-strong Pokemon with great offensive coverage and that gets even faster in the aforementioned sandstorm), and a Mandibuzz (which has incredible bulk and isn't hurt by the sandstorm thanks to its ability. Oh, and the Garchomp, as mentioned above. Good luck defeating him.

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Aya, Cain's sister and the new Poison gym leader of the Byxbosion Wasteland. You fight her in a double battle, and the field for the battle is the Wasteland Field, which weakens the moves Earthquake, Bulldoze, and Magnitude (which, as they hit all Pokémon in battle, would have made the fight much easier) to a fourth of their typical damage; it also boosts her Pokémon's Sludge Wave (which hits every Pokémon except the user) and Gunk Shot attacks. Since the most common Ground-type moves are now out of the question, you might think that Psychic-type Pokémon will work better... and while they do for the most part, they usually run into trouble with her Drapion, which can ignore Psychic-type attacks and KO them with super-effective moves. Not only that, but her ace, Dragalge, is incredibly bulky specially, and most Psychic types attack using special moves. Put two and two together, and... well, you're gonna have a bad time. On the bright side, she actually gives you your badge this time.
Serra, the Ice-type Gym Leader of Reborn, stands out among her peers. Enough that the developers had to go in and nerf her entire team to make her easier. And post-nerf, she's still one of the tougher Gym Leaders. To start with, there's her Mirror Arena, which boosts the power of many of her attacks (Signal Beam, Dazzling Gleam, etc), and also makes it even harder to hit the pokemon on her team which have Brightpowder (which is a third of said team, by the way). Five of her Pokemon know the move Frost Breath, which always lands a critical hit, and has its power boosted by the field to boot, meaning that defensive buffs will not do you any good - but they will help her, since she has two pokemon with Snow Warning (and her Alolan Ninetails has an Icy Rock to boot) and four with Aurora Veil - which doesn't need hail to activate on her Field. And boosts evasion when it activates.
Both of the bosses fought in Tanzan Mountain are likely to drive you insane:
- First off, you have to fight a giant Steelix, which is Level 75 (a good 20 levels higher than the current cap) and is consequently packing insane defences and attack. What's more, its field strengthens Earthquake while also making it Rock-type, basically nullifying one of its weaknesses, and it is carrying a Sitrus Berry, which ensures it has even more HP. Oh, and you're stuck in the Tanzan Mountain depths until you beat it, ensuring you can't restock on items.
- PULSE Abra comes almost immediately after, and isn't much better. Its defences aren't too high, but its Speed and Special Attack are so obscenely high that it can OHKO anything it sees with Hyper Beam with impunity. Practically the only way to beat is to exploit the cool-down phase Hyper Beam provides, without it, the thing would be virtually impossible to kill.
You think just because Noel is a kid and his team are all Normal-types, and because he’s not fighting you in his gym itself, that he can’t pummel you? HA HA HA—No. The Grassy