Hearthome Gym

The Hearthome Gym (Japanese: ヨスガジム Yosuga Gym) is the official Gym of Hearthome City. It is based on . The Gym Leader is Fantina. s who defeat her receive the .
The Hearthome Gym is the fifth Gym challenged in and their remakes. While it is encountered before the third and fourth Gyms, Fantina is absent from the Gym until after the player has received from Cynthia's grandmother in Celestic Town. In , the Hearthome Gym is the third Gym.
==In the games==
===Core series games===
In , , the Hearthome Gym is a giant, five-story building constructed of gray stone blocks, and is illuminated by eerie gray-blue torches. On every floor, there is a simple mathematical puzzle and three doors corresponding with the answers. Picking the correct door leads to the next elevator up, while the two incorrect doors lead to a dead end and a Trainer to fight. The Pokétch has a Calculator App, which can be used to find the answers with minimal effort. The Gym Leader waits in the final room on the fifth floor, which has stained glass windows and resembles a cathedral.
In , Hearthome Gym has become much like Dewford Gym from Generation III; it is dark, and the only light source is limited. The player must navigate their way around the Gym using a flashlight to locate a blue tile on the floor, which corresponds to the correct door. Entering the wrong door will result in the player returning to the lobby, and the blue tile is reset each time the player enters the Gym. lamps are used as visible walls, to guide the player around. There are other Trainers with flashlights the player must battle, in order to make their way to Fantina.
She is the third Gym Leader in this game, able to be battled on the first visit to Hearthome.
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Prior to version 1.1.3, knew the unusable instead of .
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Artwork depicting the Hearthome Gym is seen in 's mindscape.
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==In animation==
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The Hearthome Gym first appeared in Dawn's Early Night!, where and were ready to challenge the Gym Leader. Nando was there too, and, much to Ash's disappointment, he told him that the Gym Leader was away at the moment, and thus could not be challenged. After defeating Maylene and Crasher Wake at their respective gyms—the Veilstone Gym and Pastoria Gym—Ash and returned to Hearthome City in Arriving in Style!, only to find out that the Gym was still closed. 
After meeting Fantina in Playing The Leveling Field!, the group once again returned to Hearthome City in Barry's Busting Out All Over!, allowing Ash to finally have his long-awaited Hearthome Gym battle in Shield with a Twist!. Using his new Counter Shield tactic, Ash was able to defeat Fantina and earn himself the .
===Pokémon used in the Gym===
==In the manga==
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The Hearthome Gym debuted in Drifting Drifblim, where entered the Gym with and in order to challenge Fantina. After clearing the math puzzles, she made it to the Gym Leader's room, where the Gym battle begun. Using Diamond's borrowed and her own , Platinum was able to defeat Fantina's and without too much trouble. Fantina then sent out , whose hallucination powers immediately took effect. Having studied the three Pokédex holders, Fantina knew exactly what kind of illusions would be most effective against their Pokémon.
Thanks to the illusions, Mismagius was easily able to defeat Platinum's Empoleon and , leaving her with just Lax. Against the gluttonous Pokémon, Fantina had Mismagius create an illusion of masses of food to distract it while the Magical Pokémon kept attacking it. Platinum was too confused by the illusions to fight back, making her chances of winning look slim. However, Pearl then noticed that Diamond, being a glutton like Lax, had no trouble with the food illusion, causing him to realize that Mismagius's illusions affect each people and Pokémon differently. Due to Pearl and Platinum's strong sense of reality, the illusions were causing them to have a headache, while Diamond and Lax had no trouble accepting the illusion and enjoying it. Upon realizing this, Pearl conveyed his findings to Platinum, who started playing along with Lax, much to Fantina's irritation. Just as Fantina was about to have Mismagius finish Lax off, the Big Eater Pokémon the Iron Ball it had been holding at Mismagius, defeating it and winning the battle for Platinum.
After the battle, Platinum revealed that she had chosen to use Lax in this battle due to Fling being a move, and thus super effective against Ghost-types. Adding to the move's power was also the fact that Iron Ball (which the group had discovered earlier in Celestic Town) was the most powerful item to use Fling with. Also, thanks to the drop provided by the item, Platinum had been able to turn Mismagius's (which it had been using to create its illusions) to her advantage, allowing Lax to attack first. As a sign of her victory, Platinum was then awarded with the .
====Pokémon used in the Gym====
===Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Adventure!===
The Hearthome Gym made a brief appearance in Dialga's Secret Keys, showing Hareta earning the Relic Badge from Fantina.
==Trivia==
* Although the Hearthome Gym is the third in Platinum, it still shows up as the fifth Badge on the and Fantina's face is on the fifth slot. 
* The Gym in Platinum bears a striking resemblance to the Battle Pyramid, as the lighting there is also limited and a blue tile must be found to continue.
* The inner part of the area where the Gym Leader stands usually is a color that corresponds with the Pokémon type that the Gym's theme is, but in Platinum, Fantina is standing on an orange inner ring rather than the Ghost type's signature purple like she was in Diamond and Pearl. This may have something to do with the fact that in Platinum, the Hearthome Gym is the third Gym faced by the player rather than fifth like in Diamond and Pearl. The orange that Fantina is standing on is similar to the signature orange of the type, the type of the third Gym in Diamond and Pearl.
* This Gym shares several similarities with the Lumiose Gym in :
** Both are the fifth Gyms of their respective region, and both Gyms are inaccessible the first time the player enters their city (though this is not true for the Hearthome Gym in ). 
** Both Gyms feature four sets of multiple-choice questions, and require the player to fight a Trainer if they answer the question incorrectly. However, the Lumiose Gym also requires the player to fight a Trainer even if the question is answered correctly. 
** Most of the Gym Trainers in both Gyms consist of young children and s.
==Related articles==
Category:Gyms
Category:Sinnoh Gyms
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