[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Mikaruge108]

Ettie is obviously one of Tanuki's forebears.

Corsage Port's gym is ancient, but of course it used to be a bit more cheerful.
Ginger's gym was brand new in 1925.
Cress's gym has existed forever, but not always in the same building. Normal Type is such an easy theme to accomodate that each gym leader has the choice of relocating to a building suiting her own needs.

Botanville hosts Telperion University. The Gym Leader there, Mason, is a little like Dagny - very engineering-focused and brash, but highly intelligent. You've not met him. Historically, a lot of the Gym Leaders are alumni of the U. The University discovers and categorizes lots of new Pokemon, Pokemon behavior, and Pokemon biology. The entire town has always revolved around Telperion - in 1925 it was a true village, but now it's the third or fourth biggest city in Creshire, on par with Corsage Port and more populous than Cress.
They offer a lot of outdoor classes!

Here's a related question, then: how about Stair City's gym?

"...alright, so you traveled from Corsage, to Wineberry, then to Stair, Botanville, Cress, and now headed to Elanor via Teazel Valley...if you don't mind me asking, what were the gym types, buildings, and Leaders like, Spira?"  (@Mikaruge108)

*ctrl+v's the pm conserning 1925 gyms and goes from there*
"Let's see... Gym Leader Alaska in Ginger Town, ice-type, Gym Leader Dr. Mort R VT in Botanville, a veterinarian, specialized in pokemon good at healing, Gym Leader Sir Edmund in Corsage Port, water-type, Gym Leader Ettie in Cress City, normal-type. As for the gyms themselves, Corsage's gym was practically built into the port itself, Botanville's gym was a rather modest building that the gym leader also did his veterinarianry work from, Ginger's gym had ice-styled accents on the outside of the building, and Cress city's gym was a rather plain, but large building." Spira pauses and thinks. "All the gym leaders were very nice. Don't remember much about their personalities."