In the side room, in addition to the bookshelves, PC, and Clerks, you'll find two interesting fellows. The Chap will tell you about Ishihara, one of the best Pokemon collectors in the world. You'll want to visit him later, at his house. The Lad will offer you an interesting deal once you've collected a lot of energy cards, but he will only do so once- if you say no, he leaves, so be ready! He wants energy, and will offer to trade a Slowpoke Lv9 for all of your energy cards not in a deck. Before you talk to him, make several decks and put all but one of your energy cards in them. That way, you only lose one card and it becomes a good trade for you. If you've already been to the Fighting Club and talked to the Master Mitch, Jessica will be waiting to duel you here. Head into the main room to begin you're dueling. The first member you run into will be John. John- Anger deck Prizes: 4 Win: 2 Evolution boosters Anger is an apt name for this deck, as John uses several Pokemon who have 'rage' attacks- attacks that do more damage if the Pokemon has taken damage. Your best strategy here is to try to hit his Pokemon fast, and use Energy Removal to keep him from building up energy. Next up is Adam, a true Fire trainer. Adam- Flamethrower deck Prizes: 4 Win: 2 Colosseum boosters Adam's deck has quite a few heavy hitters, but nearly all of them are Weak against Water types. Use the same energy denial tactic you used against John, use early damage-causers like Staryu and Squirtle, and you should do fine. The last member before the Master is Jonathan. Jonathan- Reshuffle deck Prizes: 4 Win: 2 Colosseum boosters Jonathan, like several other trainers, likes to use Sleep and Paralyze effects to hold you off until he has powered up his bench. Ruin his day with Gust of Wind, but be on the lookout for Switch cards, which he seems to use often. After defeating Jonathan you move on to Ken, the Fire Club Master. Ken- Fire Charge deck Prizes: 6 Win: Fire Medal, 2 Mystery boosters Ken likes to use a lot of Colorless Pokemon, and doesn't use as many Fire types as you would expect. Even so, use the energy denial tactic from your earlier duels and rely on Water Pokemon and you should beat him with no problem. When you do, the Fire Medal is all yours!