Proto:Pokémon Gold and Silver/Spaceworld 1999 Demo/Trainer Rosters

This is a sub-page of Proto:Pokémon Gold and Silver/Spaceworld 1999 Demo.

This page lists all of the trainers that have different teams in the prototype. The most important differences are:

• Many of the Pokémaniacs' rosters were changed.
• The rival's teams were nerfed in later encounters. His teams are also more similar to the rival's teams in Pokémon Red and Blue.
• Red and Blue's teams were massively buffed in the final.
• Elite Four members Koga and Bruno stick closer to their specialty types in the prototype than in the final version.

Generic Trainers

Trainer	Team				Notes
Youngster Gordon (Route 32)	L9 Quagsire				In the final version, he uses a L10 Wooper instead. A L9 Quagsire can't be obtained in the final version.
Fisher Ralph (Route 29)	L7 Magikarp	L9 Goldeen			In the final version, he uses two L8 Poliwag instead.
Pokémaniac Larry (Union Cave)	L10 Cubone				In the final version, he uses a L9 Slowpoke instead.
Firebreather Ray (Union Cave)	L9 Charmander				In the final version, he uses a L9 Vulpix instead.
Pokémaniac Andrew (Union Cave)	L26 Rhyhorn				In the final version, he uses two L24 Marowak instead.
Pokémaniac Calvin (Union Cave)	L26 Slowpoke				In the final version, he uses a L26 Kangaskhan instead.
Bug Catcher Josh (Azalea Gym)	L13 Spinarak				In the final version, he uses a L13 Paras instead.
Pokémaniac Donald (Goldenrod Tunnel)	L10 Rhyhorn	L10 Rhyhorn			In the final version, he uses two L10 Slowpoke instead.
Beauty Victoria (Goldenrod Gym)	L8 Sentret	L12 Sentret	L12 Furret	L16 Furret	In the final version, she uses a L9 Sentret, L13 Sentret, and L17 Sentret instead.
Lass Carrie (Goldenrod Gym)	L18 Clefairy				In the final version, she uses a L18 Snubbull instead.
Lass Bridget (Goldenrod Gym)	L14 Jigglypuff	L14 Jigglypuff	L14 Lickitung		In the final version, she uses three L15 Jigglypuff instead.
Lass Carrie (Route 35)	L11 Pikachu	L12 Pikachu	L13 Pikachu		In the final version, she uses a L16 Pikachu instead. Named after Ikue Ohtani, Pikachu's voice actress in the anime, in the Japanese version.
Sailor Harry (Route 38)	L19 Quagsire				In the final version, he uses a L19 Wooper instead.
Black Belt Kiyo (Mt. Mortar)	L27 Machop	L27 Machop	L27 Machop	L27 Machop	This is the same Black Belt that led the Fighting Dojo in Generation I. In the prototype, Kiyo is located on the second floor of Mt. Mortar, and a Silver Powder is in Kiyo's final location. In the final version, Kiyo is located in the basement instead and uses a L34 Hitmonlee and a L34 Hitmonchan.
Pokémaniac Brent (Route 43)	L19 Kangaskhan				In the final version, he uses a L19 Lickitung instead.
Pokémaniac Ron (Route 43)	L19 Lickitung				In the final version, he uses a L19 Nidoking instead and Pokémaniac Brent uses a Lickitung.
Pokémaniac Ben (Route 43)	L19 Snorlax				In the final version, he uses a L19 Slowbro instead.
Boarder Brad (Mahogany Gym)	L26 Piloswine	L26 Piloswine			In the final version, he uses two L26 Swinub instead. A L26 Piloswine can't be obtained in the final game.
Fisher Edgar (Route 38)	L25 Remoraid	L25 Octillery			In the final version, he uses two L25 Remoraid instead.
Cooltrainer♂ Allen (Route 45)	L27 Charizard				In the final version, he uses a L27 Charmeleon instead. A L27 Charizard can't be obtained in the final game.
Hiker Parry (Route 45)	L34 Onix				In the final version, he uses a L29 Onix instead.
Bird Keeper Bob (Route 18)	L37 Farfetch'd				In the final version, he uses a L34 Noctowl instead.
Bird Keeper Boris (Route 18)	L30 Doduo	L28 Doduo	L32 Dodrio		In the final version, he sends out his L28 Doduo first.
Firebreather Burt (Route 3)	L32 Koffing	L32 Magcargo			In the final version, he uses a L32 Koffing and a L32 Slugma instead.

Rival

Trainer	Team						Notes
Rival 3 (Burned Tower)	L20 Gastly	L18 Rhyhorn	L20 Golbat	L22 Bayleef			In the final version, he uses a L18 Magnemite and a L20 Zubat over Rhyhorn and Golbat. A L20 Golbat can't be obtained in the final version.
	L20 Gastly	L18 Rhyhorn	L20 Golbat	L22 Quilava
	L20 Gastly	L18 Rhyhorn	L20 Golbat	L22 Crocanaw
Rival 4 (Goldenrod Tunnel)	L30 Golbat	L28 Rhyhorn	L30 Haunter	L32 Sneasel	L32 Meganium		In the final version, he uses a L28 Magnemite over Rhyhorn.
	L30 Golbat	L28 Rhyhorn	L30 Haunter	L32 Sneasel	L32 Quilava
	L30 Golbat	L28 Rhyhorn	L30 Haunter	L32 Sneasel	L32 Feraligatr
Rival 5 (Victory Road)	L34 Sneasel	L36 Golbat	L35 Rhyhorn	L35 Gengar	L35 Alakazam	L38 Meganium	In the final version, he uses a L35 Magneton, L35 Haunter, and L35 Kadabra over Rhyhorn, Gengar, and Alakazam.
	L34 Sneasel	L36 Golbat	L35 Rhyhorn	L35 Gengar	L35 Alakazam	L38 Typhlosion
	L34 Sneasel	L36 Golbat	L35 Rhyhorn	L35 Gengar	L35 Alakazam	L38 Feraligatr
Rival 6 (Mt. Moon)	L42 Sneasel	L46 Crobat	L42 Rhydon	L45 Gengar	L45 Alakazam	L48 Meganium	In the final version, he uses a L41 Sneasel, L42 Golbat, L41 Magneton, L43 Gengar, L43 Alakazam, and a L48 Meganium/Typhlosion/Feraligatr. Since Golbat evolves through happiness, this implies that the rival has gained his Pokémon's trust sooner in the prototype.
	L42 Sneasel	L46 Crobat	L42 Rhydon	L45 Gengar	L45 Alakazam	L48 Typhlosion
	L42 Sneasel	L46 Crobat	L42 Rhydon	L45 Gengar	L45 Alakazam	L48 Feraligatr

Team Rocket

Trainer	Team			Notes
Rocket Executive (Team Rocket HQ)	L17 Rattata	L17 Raticate		Uses the male Rocket Grunt's sprite as a placeholder. In the final version, his Rattata is replaced with a L22 Zubat and a L22 Koffing, and his Raticate is seven levels higher.
Rocket Executive (Team Rocket HQ)	L23 Arbok	L23 Arbok	L25 Murkrow	Uses the female Rocket Grunt's sprite as a placeholder. In the final version, her second Arbok is replaced with a L23 Gloom.
Rocket Executive (Radio Tower)	L32 Tangela	L32 Tangela	L32 Vileplume	Uses the female Rocket Grunt's sprite as a placeholder. In the final version, her two Tangela are replaced with a L32 Arbok and a L32 Vileplume.

Johto Gym Leaders

Trainer	Team			Notes
Leader Falkner	L10 Pidgey	L10 Pidgeotto	L10 Pidgeot	In the final version, he doesn't use a Pidgeot and his other Pokémon are one level lower. A L10 Pidgeot can't be obtained in the final version.
Leader Whitney	L22 Miltank			In the final version, she starts with a L18 Clefairy and her Miltank is two levels lower.
Leader Jasmine	L29 Magnemite	L29 Magnemite	L33 Steelix	In the final version, her Magnemite are one level higher and her Steelix is two levels higher. This might explain why she doesn't use Magneton in the final version, as Magnemite doesn't evolve until level 30.

Elite Four

Trainer	Team					Notes
Elite Four Koga	L40 Ariados	L41 Venomoth	L42 Muk	L43 Weezing	L44 Crobat	Uses a redrawn Agatha sprite as a placeholder. He uses a L43 Forretress instead of a Weezing in the final version.
Elite Four Bruno	L43 Hitmontop	L43 Hitmonchan	L43 Hitmonlee	L44 Poliwrath	L47 Machamp	In the final version, he uses a L44 Onix instead of Poliwrath and all of his other Pokémon are one level lower. Coincidentally, Bruno replaces one of his Onix with a Poliwrath in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!
Elite Four Karen	L42 Vileplume	L42 Arbok	L44 Murkrow	L45 Gengar	L47 Houndoom	Uses a redrawn Lorelei sprite as a placeholder. In the final version, she starts with a L42 Umbreon, which replaces Arbok.

Kanto Gym Leaders and Red

Trainer	Team						Notes
Leader Blue	L48 Pidgeot	L46 Alakazam	L48 Rhydon	L53 Gyarados	L53 Exeggutor	L53 Arcanine	In the final version, his Pidgeot, Alakazam, and Rhydon are eight levels higher and his other Pokémon are five levels higher.
PKMN Trainer Red	L70 Pikachu	L65 Venusaur	L65 Charizard	L65 Blastoise	L63 Espeon	L63 Snorlax	In the final version, Espeon is 10 levels higher, Pikachu is 11 levels higher, and his remaining Pokémon are 12 levels higher. Coincidentally, Red uses a team of Pokémon with similar levels in his initial Pokémon Sun and Moon battle.

Missing Trainers

These two trainers are missing in the prototype.

Trainer	Pokémon			Notes
Cooltrainer♂ Ryan (Route 45)	L25 Pidgeot	L27 Electabuzz
Pokéfan Alex (Route 14)	L29 Nidoking	L29 Slowking	L58 Magikarp	His Magikarp is replaced with a L29 Seaking in the localized versions.