Milo || Pokemon

Milo is a the grass-type gym leader of the Galar region, and the first one trainers face at the start of the Galar League Gym Challenge. He’s a kind, generous farmer who doesn’t mind holding back against new and inexperienced trainers, focusing more on bolstering a trainer’s confidence and bond with their Pokémon rather than their skill.

He’s a gentle giant, and a strong farmer with an incredible amount of bulk to him. He usually wears tight-fitting green and white t-shirts and shorts, alongside a large farmer’s hat with the same color scheme. He’s capable of rolling around big hay bales weighing hundreds of pounds with ease, and can work for hours without getting tired.

Milo was born to a family of farmers, and gained his skills as a trainer by working alongside the Pokémon on the farm. He’s incredibly talented as a trainer, despite often holding back against weaker trainers and rarely getting the opportunity to really go all out.

As a gym leader, Milo splits his time between looking after the town, his duties as a farmer, and taking on challenges when a Gym Challenge starts. He’s an incredibly diligent worker who doesn’t complain at the work load at all. On top of all of that, Milo takes time out of his day to help newer trainers connect and bond with their Pokémon, and is an excellent teacher and guide. While his win track isn’t the greatest, many talented trainers have traced their success back to Milo’s tutelage and guidance.

Nessa, the water type gym leader, considers Milo as a rival. However, he only considers her as a close friend and colleague, and only sees himself as his own rival.

In the most recent Champion Cup, Milo was matched up against Raihan, a dragon-type gym leader that also acts as the final gym leader trainers face during the Gym Challenge. Raihan is an incredibly strong trainer who is considered to be on par with champions from other regions, second only to Leon, the current Galar champion. Due to a bad type matchup and Raihan’s prowess, Milo lost, badly, and despite normally being a good sport, the loss hit him hard.

He’s upset about being destroyed when he finally had the chance to go all out in a battle, and is starting to develop a bit of an inferiority complex about his skills as a trainer.

When facing trainers as a gym leader, Milo only uses two relatively weak Pokémon. A Gossifleur and an Eldegoss, the ladder of which he will dynamax.

Milo’s strongest team consists of Ludicolo, Cherrim, Eldegoss, Bellossom and Appletun. His Ace switches from Eldegoss to Appletun, which he will Gigantamax instead of Eldegoss.

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