Montenevera Gym

The Montenevera Gym (Japanese: フリッジジム Fridge Gym) is the official Gym of Montenevera. It is based on . The Gym Leader is Ryme. s who defeat her receive the .
The Gym was formerly led by Ryme's sister, Tyme, who specialized in Pokémon. 18 months before the events of , she quit her Gym Leader career in order to become a teacher at Naranja Academy/Uva Academy.
==In the core series games==
Like all other Gyms in Paldea, the Montenevera Gym building itself is simply used for registering Gym challengers. The Gym Test and Gym battle are both conducted outside the building, on Ryme's concert stage. Additionally, all battles at the Montenevera Gym are Double Battles.
===Gym Test===
The Gym Test requires the player to defeat the Montenevera Gym Trainers in consecutive Double Battles. The 's Pokémon are automatically healed in-between battles. 
====Trainers====
===Gym battle===
Ryme is faced in a Double Battle. Certain actions during the battle will cause the spectators to cheer for either Trainer. This causes the Pokémon from the supported side to receive stat boots in one or more of their stats. Ryme will stallize her at the first opportunity.
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===Rematch===
Ryme will stallize her at the first opportunity.
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===Items===
==In animation==
===Pokémon Horizons: The Series===
The Montenevera Gym first appeared in Resonating Spirits in a Challenge to Ryme!. Roy sought to battle Ryme there for his second Tera Training test, but she wasn't present when he and his friends arrived at the Gym. After Roy had defeated MC Sledge on the stage outside the Gym, Ryme arrived and allowed Roy to challenge her after a brief between the two. During the match, Roy used his usual tactic of firing up with their song, which allowed them to defeat Ryme's . However, Ryme's easily deflected every attack thrown in its way with its -boosted . Roy eventually grew desperate enough to stallize Fuecoco on the spot, but he still lost, without Ryme even having to resort to Terastallizing her own Pokémon. Deeming that Roy had Terastallized out of desperation and that he was unable to draw out his partner's full potential, Ryme declared that Roy had failed the test, much to his dismay.
In A New Song for Fuecoco, Roy returned to the stage and requested to have a rematch with Ryme so he could have another shot at passing his test. Ryme accepted and declared that the match would be a special one-on-one battle, with her Toxtricity against Roy's Fuecoco. Thanks to Roy's refined battle style and singing tactic, he was able to gain the upper hand in the match, even getting the crowd watching the battle to join in on the singing. This time, Ryme saw it fit to use Terastallization herself. Roy also Terastallized Fuecoco and won the battle soon after. He explained that he had remembered how to sing to connect with his Pokémon as opposed to simply using singing to win. In recognition of Roy having understood the true meaning of singing, Ryme allowed him to pass the test and told that it would be up to Roy if Fuecoco could realize his full potential.
====Pokémon used in the Gym====
==Related articles==
Category:Paldea Gyms
Category:Gyms
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