The Cascarrafa Gym.
Its young Gym Leader was a construction engineer who specialized in Water-type Pokémon.
The city's development was said to have something to do with his ancestors. Unfortunately, the Dragon Tamer had no interest in the story behind the Gym.
You challenged the Cascarrafa Gym.
Baimu, who was interested, found that a shame.
Because he had never played Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, everything he didn't know about Paldea intrigued him.
Take the Great Crater of Paldea, for instance.
Viewed on a satellite map, the region at Paldea's center took up at least an eighth of it.
Such an enormous stretch of land, yet public information about it was frustratingly vague!
How had the Paldea League kept it hidden?
Baimu wanted to know what was inside the Great Crater so badly it made his skin crawl.
He hoped the Dragon Tamer would find an answer for him.
Baimu fixed his gaze on the flickering screen.
There was little to say about the battle.
The Dragon Tamer sent out only Dipplin and swept all three opponents with ease.
Grassy Terrain, which the Cortondo Gym Leader had taught him, played a major part.
When Cyclizar's Trailblaze took down the last Wugtrio, the Dragon Tamer's fifth Gym Challenge came to a close.
You defeated the Cascarrafa Gym Leader and obtained the Cascarrafa Badge.
"Wugtrio, huh..."
Baimu narrowed his eyes.
It was much like Toedscool, with its bizarre way of walking.
Wugtrio resembled Dugtrio, but it was not considered a Regional Form—at least, that was the current academic consensus.
As for why...
You would have to ask the Pokémon Professors, the recognized authorities on the subject.
Those academic heavyweights decided Pokémon's official names, types, and Abilities, which the various Leagues then spread far and wide.
Baimu had no objections,