Template:Pokemon trainer

Trainer
	{{{details}}}

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This template is outdated and is in the process of being replaced by {{Pokemon/Trainer row}} and {{Pokemon/Trainer mon}}, used in conjunction with {{ContentBoxContainer}}. Please do not attempt to use this template.

This template displays game-specific trainers for differences between various Pokémon games. Games included so far:

1. Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire
2. Pokémon Emerald
3. Pokémon LeafGreen
4. Pokémon FireRed

Usage

Mandatory parameter

1. details: This is the trainer's name '''bolded''', followed by a list of the Pokémon used, starting on the following line.

Optional parameters

1. game: If you don't use this parameter, it defaults to a gray template with "Trainer" as the title.
   • RS for Ruby and Sapphire
   • RE for Ruby and Emerald
   • SE for Sapphire and Emerald
   • R for Ruby
   • S for Sapphire
   • E for Emerald
   • LG for LeafGreen
   • FR for FireRed
2. image: The filename with extension of the image to use (i.e. PKRS&E Trainer image.png)
3. image1b: This is for a second image in the case where it could be either of two trainers, like the Aqua/Magma grunts in Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald.
4. width: Defaults to 300px, but can be set differently to make all instances on a page the same width.
5. pokebuck: Put any number and the Pokébuck money sign with the amount will be appended to the details list.
6. two: Put yes if it is a 2 on 2 match, otherwise omit this parameter.

2 on 2 matches

After specifying a 2 on 2 match with the two parameter, you can use the same parameters with a "2" on the end for the second trainer.

1. details2: mandatory
2. image2: optional
3. pokebuck2: optional

Copy/paste

Single match

{{pokemon trainer|game=
|image=
|details=
|pokebuck=
}}

2 on 2 match

{{pokemon trainer|game=|two=yes
|image=
|details=
|pokebuck=
|image2=
|details2=
|pokebuck2=
}}