Pokemon Battle Revolution Walkthrough
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Table of Contents
I.    Introduction                             CTRL+F (ITDC)
II.   Basic Stuff                       CTRL+F (BSTF)
a.    Controls                      CTRL+F (CNTL)
b.    Starting Your Game           CTRL+F (STYG)
c.    Menus                   CTRL+F (MPBR)
i.    Storage           CTRL+F (STRG)
ii.    Battle Pass       CTRL+F (BAPS)
iii.    Battle           CTRL+F (BTTL)
iv.    Nintendo WFC       CTRL+F (NWFC)
v.    Shop           CTRL+F (MART)
vi.    Profile           CTRL+F (PRFL)
vii.    Save           CTRL+F (SVYG)
d.    Battling               CTRL+F (BTLG)
e.      Types of Battles           CTRL+F (TOBT)
f.      Types of Pokemon           CTRL+F (PKMN)
g.    Importing your Pokemon           CTRL+F (IMPT)
h.    Customizing                CTRL+F (CSTM)
III.   Walkthrough                       CTRL+F (WLTR)
a.    Gateway Colosseum           CTRL+F (GWCS)
b.      Mainstreet Colosseum           CTRL+F (MSCS)
c.      Waterfall Colosseum           CTRL+F (WFCS)
d.      Neon Colosseum               CTRL+F (NECS)
e.    Crystal Colosseum           CTRL+F (CTCS)
f.     Sunny Park Colosseum           CTRL+F (SPCS)
g.     Magma Colosseum               CTRL+F (MMCS)
h.    Sunset Colosseum           CTRL+F (SSCS)
i.    Courtyard Colosseum           CTRL+F (CYCS)
j.    Stargazer Colosseum           CTRL+F (SGCS)
IV.    Unlockables and Extras                   CTRL+F (ULAE)
a.    Battle Passes                 CTRL+F (BTPS)
i.    Rental Passes        CTRL+F (RTPS)
ii.    Custom Passes       CTRL+F (CTPS)
iii.    Friend Passes       CTRL+F (FDPS)
b.    Gear                   CTRL+F (GFYT)
c.    Mystery Gift               CTRL+F (MGFT)
V.    Contact, Credits, and Copyright Information       CTRL+F (CCCI)
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Introduction (ITDC)
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This FAQ/walkthrough is made for Pokemon Battle Revolution on Nintendo
Wii. This is my first FAQ for www.gamefaqs.com or any other gaming website.
Start Date - 10.23.07
Version History
0.25 - Made it to sixth match of Waterfall Colosseum
0.50 - Added battle info, Pokemon types, finished Waterfall Colosseum
1.00 - Many major updates, finished Magma Colossuem
1.50 - Finished Stargazer Colosseum, added CTRL+F function, halfway through
Unlockables and Extras - Just a bit more to go!!!
2.50 - Finished!!! YAY!!!!!
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Basic Stuff (BSTF)
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Controls (CNTL)
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There are three types of control for Pokemon Battle Revolution:
1.    Hold the Wii remote as usual, like a TV remote.
A button - Confirm selection
B button - Cancel selection/Back to previous screen
Control Panel (directional buttons) - Select an option
Pointer - Aim at screen with poke ball to select an option
Home Button - Opens HOME Menu
2.    Hold the Wii remote sideways with the 2 button on the right and the
directional pad on the left.
A button - Cancel selection
B button - Confirm selection
Control Panel (directional pad) - Select an option
Home Button - Opens HOME Menu
Poke ball pointer is not used in this control format.
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Starting Your Game (STYG)
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The game starts out by asking you to create a file. After submitting
your name, you will meet Anna, the game's receptionist. If you listen to her,
you will learn that the point of the game is to travel to different stages
called colosseums.  You will then be asked to select a battle pass to use in
your battles in Poketopia. You can also download your Pokemon from your DS
copy of Pokemon: Diamond or Pearl to use during the battles. However, for my
own sake I am using the rental passes to make this guide. The first two
choices for rental pass are:
Trainer: Sprout Trainer - Cindy
Party:
1.    Ivysaur       Lv. 50            Grass
2.    Charmeleon    Lv. 50            Fire
3.    Wartortle     Lv. 50            Water
4.    Dragonair     Lv. 50            Dragon
5.    Rhyhorn       Lv. 50            Ground/Rock
6.    Pidgeot       Lv. 50              Normal/Flying
Trainer: Novice - Nate
Party:
1.    Grotle           Lv. 50            Grass
2.    Monferno      Lv. 50            Fire/Fighting
3.    Prinplup      Lv. 50            Water
4.    Luxio           Lv. 50            Electric
5.    Gabite           Lv. 50            Dragon/Ground
6.    Staravia      Lv. 50            Normal/Flying
The choice you make here between the two battle passes isn't super-
important; either one will be sufficient through the game. I myself started
with the Cindy rental pass only because of the more familiar Pokemon it has.
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Menus (MPBR)
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After finishing choosing your rental pass, Anna will begin to explain
the many features of the game. Finally, after she finishes drawling on about
that, you are free to explore the menus of the game, only to find that Anna
isn't finished talking. Nope. The first time you click on something, she will
begin to rant about it. Here are the main menus and their functions if you
skipped through Anna's lecture on the game:
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Storage (STRG)
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Here you can import your Pokemon from Diamond/Pearl by going to copy
Pokemon. You can check out the Pokemon you have transferred to the Wii by
going to check storage. You can look at their attacks, items, abilities, etc.
from here.
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Battle Pass (BAPS)
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Here you can edit your battle passes, change the trainer's
appearance, change catchphrases, and set Pokemon on your custom pass.  You can
change the trainer's appearance by purchasing gear from the shop or by
achieving certain things in battle. You can also view friend passes, which are
passes you receive by battling someone on Nintendo WFC. It shows the Pokemon
your opponent had and is a good way to practice strategies. After unlocking
more than on Rental Pass, you will be able to trade the Pokemon between them.
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Battle (BTTL)
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From this menu is where the main part of the game begins: you can
choose between Colosseum Battle, where you travel to various colosseums to
battle trainers and leaders to advance on to the next place, and Free Battle,
in which you can battle against a friend using custom or rental passes. Battle
Tutorial is a demo of a battle, showing useful tidbits about battling.
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Nintendo WFC (NWFC)
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This allows you to connect to the Nintendo Wi-Fi connection to
battle with someone else in the world. Wi-Fi battle will take you onto a menu
to prepare for Wi-Fi. You can choose to battle with someone, meaning you will
be randomly paired with someone else. Battle with a friend allows you to
choose someone from your friend roster to battle. Your friend roster is where
you can put in someone else's friend code so that you can battle with them on
WFC. You can also view your own friend code so that you could give it to
someone.
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Shop (MART)
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Here you can spend your hard-earned Poke Coupons on gear for your
trainer, as well as Mystery Gift items to send to your copy of Diamond or
Pearl. Poke coupons are earned by clearing a colosseum in Colosseum Battle.
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Profile (PRFL)
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This is where you can check out your profile and battle records. You
can put in your birthday and edit your self-introduction as well.
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Save (SVYG)
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Pretty self-explanatory; this is where you save your progress in the
game.
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Battling (BTLG)
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Before the battle begins, you will be asked to select the Pokemon you
want to use from the ones on your Trainer pass. After selescting your Pokemon,
the battle will begin. You have three options in a battle:
1. Fight
2. Switch
3. Give in
Fight - This is where the fun really is. Just select an attack, and watch as
your Pokemon attack your opponent.
Pokemon - Here you can swap between your other party members. However, there
are some battles that will not allow you to swap.
Give In - This is where you can drop out of a match.
Winning a match without having one of your Pokemon faint will earn
you a Perfect Point. These can be used to retry a battle in Colosseum mode that
you lost. Without these, you would have to start back at the beginning of the
Colosseum.
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Types of Battles (TOBT)
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In Pokemon Battle Revolution, there are many different types of battles.
Single Battle - A battle where only one Pokemon from each side is out at a time.
Double Battle - A battle where two Pokemon from each side are out at a time.
Knockout Battle - Simply knock out your opponent's Pokemon to win.
Team Battle - Pokemon battle in order decided by trainer. No swapping. Win three
rounds to win. Maximum of five rounds.
Fortune Battle - Your Pokemon and your opponent's are placed on a spinning
wheel. Throw a dart to decide which Pokemon you will use.
Tournament Battle - 16 Trainers, you battle four and then the Leader.
League Battle - Six Trainers. You battle all five and get points for each
Pokemon you have left standing. The Trainer with the highest point total goes
against the Leader.
Select Battle - No matter what pass you use, 12 random Pokemon will be put up
for you to pick from to use in the battle.
Little Battle - Unevolved Pokemon under Lv. 5 only - Custom Pass required.
Survival Battle - You battle trainer after trainer, with no health/status
restoration between battles, except for a Wheel of Fortune that may help.
Masters Battle - Knockout battle against super-hard trainers - Custom Passes
recommended.
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Pokemon Types (PKMN)
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When battling an opponent, there are 17 different types of Pokemon.
Fire        Normal
Grass        Steel
Water        Dark
Electric    Poison
Flying        Ghost
Ice        Dragon
Psychic        Bug
Rock        Fighting
Ground
Each of these types is weak to at least one type.
Fire -     Attacks are super effective against:
Bug
Grass
Ice
Steel
Attacks are weak against:
Dragon
Fire
Rock
Water
Pokemon are weak to:
Water
Rock
Ground
Pokemon resist:
Bug
Fire
Grass
Ice
Steel
Grass - Attacks are super effective against:
Ground
Rock
Water
Attacks are weak against:
Bug
Dragon
Fire
Flying
Grass
Poison
Steel
Pokemon are weak to:
Bug
Fire
Flying
Ice
Poison
Pokemon resist:
Electric
Grass
Ground
Water
Water - Attacks are super effective against:
Fire
Rock
Ground
Attacks are weak against:
Dragon
Grass
Water
Pokemon are weak against:
Electric
Grass
Pokemon resist:
Fire
Ice
Steel
Water
Electric - Attacks are super effective against:
Water
Flying
Attacks are weak against:
Dragon, Electric, Grass
Attacks have NO EFFECT against:
Ground
Pokemon are weak to:
Ground
Pokemon resist:
Electric
Flying
Steel
Flying - Attacks are super effective aginast:
Bug
Grass
Fighting
Attacks are weak against:
Electric
Steel
Rock
Pokemon are weak to;
Electric
Rock
Ice
Pokemon resist:
Bug
Fighting
Grass
Pokemon are COMPLETELY IMMUNE to:
Ground
Ice - Attacks are super effective against:
Flying
Grass
Dragon
Ground
Attacks are weak against:
Ice, Water
Pokemon are weak to:
Fire
Fighting
Rock
Pokemon resist:
Ice
Psychic - Attacks are super effective against:
Fighting
Poison
Attacks are weak against:
Psychic
Steel
Attacks have NO EFFECT against:
Dark
Pokemon are weak to:
Dark
Bug
Ghost
Pokemon resist:
Fighting
Psychic
Rock - Attacks are suoer effective against:
Flying
Fire
Ice
Bug
Attacks are weak against:
Fighting
Ground
Steel
Pokemon are weak to:
Water
Grass
Fighting
Ground
Steel
Pokemon resist:
Normal
Fighting
Poison
Flying
Ground - Attacks are super effective against:
Fire
Electric
Poison
Rock
Steel
Attacks are weak against:
Grass
Bug
Pokemon are weak to:
Water
Grass
Ice
Pokemon resist:
Poison
Rock
Pokemon are COMPLETELY IMMUNE to:
Electric
Normal - Attacks are super effective against:
None
Attacks are weak against:
Rock
Steel
Attacks have NO EFFECT against
Ghost
Pokemon are weak to:
Fighting
Pokemon resist:
None
Pokemon are COMPLETELY IMMUNE to:
Ghost
Steel - Attacks are super effective against:
Ice
Rock
Attacks are weak against:
Fire
Water
Electric
Steel
Pokemon are weak to:
Fire
Ground
Fighting
Pokemon resist:
Normal
Grass
Ice
Flying
Psychic
Bug
Rock
Ghost
Dragon
Dark
Steel
Pokemon are COMPLETELY IMMUNE to:
Poison
Dark - Attacks are super effective against:
Psychic
Ghost
Attacks are weak against:
Fighting
Dark
Steel
Pokemon are weak to:
Fighting
Bug
Pokemon Resist:
Ghost
Dark
Pokemon are COMPLETELY IMMUNE to:
Psychic
Poison - Attacks are super effective against:
Grass
Attacks are weak against:
Poison
Ground
Rock
Ghost
Attacks have NO EFFECT against:
Steel
Pokemone are weak to:
Ground
Psychic
Pokemon resist:
Grass
Fighting
Poison
Bug
Ghost - Attacks are super effective against:
Ghost
Poison
Attacks are weak against:
Dark
Steel
Pokemon are weak to:
Dark
Ghost
Pokemon resist:
Bug
Poison
Pokemon are COMPLETELY IMMUNE to:
Fighting
Normal
Dragon - Attacks are super effective against:
Dragon
Attacks are weak against:
Steel
Pokemon are weak to:
Dragon
Ice
Pokemon resist:
Electric
Fire
Grass
Water
Bug - Attacks are super effective against:
Dark
Grass
Psychic
Attacks are weak against:
Fighting
Fire
Flying
Ghost
Poison
Steel
Pokemon are weak to:
Fire
Flying
Rock
Pokemon resist:
Fighting
Grass
Ground
Fighting - Attacks are super effective against:
Dark
Ice
Normal
Rock
Steel
Attacks are not very effective against:
Bug
Flying
Poison
Psychic
Attacks have NO EFFECT against:
Ghost
Pokemon are weak to:
Flying
Psychic
Pokemon resist:
Bug
Dark
Rock
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Importing Your Pokemon (IMPT)
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In Pokemon Battle Revolution, you can import your Pokemon from
your copy of Pokemon Diamond or Pearl to Pokemon Battle Revolution.
While not only being able to see them in amazing 3-D, you can also use
them in battle!
Steps for tranferring your Pokemon:
1. On Pokemon Battle Revolution, go to storage.
2. Go to copy.
3. Click on copy Pokemon.
4. Turn on the Nintendo DS WITH the Pokemon game inside.
5. Go to the main menu on Pokemon Diamond/Pearl.
6. Go to Connect to Wii.
7. Wait while the Pokemon are copied to the Wii.
8. To view the Pokemon, go to storage, then Check Storage.
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Customizing (CSTM)
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In Pokemon Battle Revolution, there are many ways to customize.
You can change your trainer's gear, make custom battle passes, and even
change Pokemon from pass to pass.
For rental passes, there is a less varied amount of things you
can do. You can:
1. Swap Pokemon from rental pass to rental pass IF you have unlocked
more than one pass from the Gateway Colosseum.
2. Change trainer's name, gear, and catch phrase.
To make a custom pass:
1. Go to passes.
2. Go to Custom Passes.
3. Select the background you want.
4. Name the trainer.
5. Add Pokemon from Storage.
6. Set catch phrase, change gear, edit info.
For a complete list of gear, passes, and unlockables, go to the
Unlockables and Extras section of this walkthrough.
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Walkthrough
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NOTE: I used the Cindy rental pass to make this walkthrough.  IF YOU USE A
DIFFERENT PASS, THE OPPONENTS' PARTIES WILL NOT BE THE SAME.
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Gateway Colosseum (GWCS)
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This colosseum is optional. You do not have to clear it to advance
to other colosseums. However, I recommend going through it at least once
to unlock a new rental pass.
Rules:
Knockout Battle
Single or Double Battle
Rental Pass
Three or Four Pokemon
If you choose to use a new rental pass when playing this colosseum,
you will get it if you win. There are five rental passes to get, and I
suggest getting all of them.
First Opponent: Marcel
Party:
1. Spinda         Lv. 50        Normal
2. Lickitung        Lv. 50        Normal
3. Dustox        Lv. 50        Bug/Poison
4. Skiploom        Lv. 50        Grass/Flying
5. Masquerain        Lv. 50        Bug/Flying
6. Weepinbell        Lv. 50        Grass/Poison
Fire and Fighting types are good here.
Second Opponent: Alec
Party:
1. Clefairy        Lv. 50        Normal
2. Aipom        Lv. 50        Normal
3. Jigglypuff        Lv. 50        Normal
4. Lickitung        Lv. 50        Normal
5. Spinda        Lv. 50        Normal
6. Delcatty        Lv. 50        Normal
Fighting, fighting, fighting!
Third Opponent: Brooke
Party:
1. Lombre        Lv. 50        Water/Grass
2. Aipom        Lv. 50           Normal
3. Nidorina        Lv. 50        Poison
4. Dustox        Lv. 50        Bug/Poison
5. Rhyhorn        Lv. 50        Ground
6. Mawile        Lv. 50        Steel
Fire and Ice types are good here.
Fourth Opponent: Annie
Party:
1. Silcoon        Lv. 50        Bug
2. Kakuna        Lv. 50        Bug
3. Rhyhorn        Lv. 50        Ground
4. Delibird        Lv. 50        Ice/Flying
5. Sunflora        Lv. 50        Grass
6. Loudred        Lv. 50        Normal
Fire and Ice types are good here.
Fifth Opponent: Cedric
Party:
1. Luxio        Lv. 50        Electric
2. Vibrava        Lv. 50        Ground/Dragon
3. Aipom        Lv. 50        Normal
4. Weepinbell        Lv. 50        Grass/Poison
5. Kirlia        Lv. 50        Psychic
6. Pidgeotto        Lv. 50        Normal/Flying
Ice, Dark, and Ground types are good here.
Sixth Opponent: Crystal
Party:
1. Sableye        Lv. 50        Dark/Ghost
2. Gloom        Lv. 50        Grass/Poison
3. Yanma        Lv. 50        Bug/Flying
4. Farfetch'D        Lv. 50        Normal/Flying
5. Skiploom        Lv. 50        Grass/Flying
6. Mothim        Lv. 50        Bug/Flying
Fire and Ghost types are good here.
Final Opponent: Joe
Party:
1. Spinda        Lv. 50        Normal
2. Drifloon        Lv. 50        Ghost/Flying
3. Mudkip        Lv. 50        Water
4. Torchic        Lv. 50        Fire
5. Treeko        Lv. 50            Grass
6. Delibird        Lv. 50        Ice/Flying
Fire, Electric, and Water types are good here.
Clearing this colosseum will net you some Poke Coupons, the Bronze
Badge, a new custom pass, and possibly a new rental pass.
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Main Street Colosseum (MSCS)
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The first battle on Colosseum mode takes place at Main Street
Colosseum. It is a knockout battle, meaning that you will battle against six
trainers and a leader. You advance by simply knocking out their Pokemon. Hence
the name knockout battle.
Rules:
Standard Knockout Battle
Custom or Rental Pass
Single Battle
3 Pokemon
First Opponent - Zackary
Party:
1. Chimchar         Lv. 50        Fire
2. Ponyta           Lv. 50        Fire
3. Butterfree         Lv. 50        Bug/Flying
4. Farfetch'D         Lv. 50        Normal/Flying
5. Pidgeotto         Lv. 50        Normal/Flying
6. Smeargle         Lv. 50        Normal
Since you never know what three Pokemon your opponent will choose, your
best bet will be to see what type they have the most of. In this battle, your
opponent has three Normal types, two Fires, and one Bug/Flying. So, you will
want to choose a Pokemon that will be effective against the most as your
starter. If you are using the Cindy pass, Rhyhorn would be effective against
all of them. His Dig attack would be super effective against all but
Butterfree, Farfetch'D, and Pidgeotto, and Ice Fang would take care of them.
So if you are using the Cindy rental pass, your party would be:
1. Rhyhorn
2. Wartortle
3. Dragonair
Winning this battle will advance you on to the next trainer.
Second Opponent: Aric
Party:
1. Riolu         Lv. 50              Fighting
2. Machop         Lv. 50        Fighting
3. Lombre         Lv. 50        Water/Grass
4. Nosepass         Lv. 50        Rock
5. Vibrava         Lv. 50        Ground/Dragon
6. Skiploom         Lv. 50              Grass/Flying
So, based on this opponent's team and their types, your best type
against them would be a Flying type. If you picked the Cindy rental pass, your
party would be:
1. Pidgeot
2. Ivysaur
3. Dragonair
Pidgeot's Aerial Ace would be super effective against Machop, Riolu,
Lombre, and Skiploom. Ivysaur's Magical Leaf would be super effective against
Nosepass, and either of Dragonair's Dragon type attacks will take care of
Vibrava.
Win this battle to advance on to the next battle.
Opponent 3: Melody
Party:
1. Weepinbell        Lv. 50        Grass/Poison
2. Smeargle        Lv. 50        Normal
3. Butterfree        Lv. 50        Bug/Flying
4. Jigglypuff        Lv. 50        Normal
5. Sealeo        Lv. 50        Ice/Water
6. Machop        Lv. 50        Fighting
Once again, a Flying type would be a good starter. A Grass type and a
Ground type would also be good. So if you are using the Cindy rental pass,
your party would be:
1. Pidgeot
2. Ivysaur
3. Rhyhorn
Pidgeot's Aerial Ace would be super effective against Weepinbell,
Butterfree, and Machop. Ivysaur's Magical Leaf would also be super effective
Sealeo. Rhyhorn's Dig attack would be sufficient against Jigglypuff and
Smeargle.
Take out your opponent's three Pokemon to advance to the fourth battle.
Fourth Opponent: Elena
Party:
1. Chingling        Lv. 50        Psychic
2. Staravia        Lv. 50        Normal/Flying
3. Dustox        Lv. 50        Bug/Poison
4. Marill           Lv. 50        Water
5. Beautifly        Lv. 50        Bug/Flying
6. Lickitung        Lv. 50        Normal
For this battle, you would want to have a Fire type as the starter, and
then a Grass type as backup. A Rock type would also be affective. So if you're
using the Cindy rental pass, your party would be:
1. Charmeleon
2. Ivysaur
3. Pidgeot
Charmeleon's Fire Fang would be super effective against Dustox and
Beautifly, and Bite would be super effective against Chingling. Ivysaur's
Magical Leaf would be super effective against Marill. As for Staravia and
Lickitung, almost any type would be fine.
Defeat these Pokemon to go on to the fifth battle.
Fifth Opponent: Ariel
Party:
1. Wormadam        Lv. 50        Bug/?
2. Poliwhirl        Lv. 50        Water
3. Corsola          Lv. 50        Water/Rock
4. Gloom            Lv. 50        Grass/Poison
5. Luvdisc        Lv. 50        Water
6. Weepinbell        Lv. 50        Grass/Poison
This group of Pokemon is half Grass, half Water. If you put in a Fire
type, you would be in danger of the Water types. But as long as you have a
Grass type to switch to, you should have no problem. So if you are using the
Cindy rental pass, your party would be:
1. Charmeleon
2. Ivysaur
3. Pidgeotto
Charmeleon's Fire Fang will be effective against Wormadam, Gloom, and
Weepinbell. Ivysaur's Magical Leaf will be effective against about Poliwhirl,
Corsola, and Luvdisc.
Defeat this opponent to advance to the semi-finals.
Sixth Opponent: Todd
Party:
1. Wormadam        Lv. 50        Bug/?
2. Mawile        Lv. 50        Steel
3. Yanma        Lv. 50        Bug/Flying
4. Lairon        Lv. 50        Steel/Rock
5. Mothim        Lv. 50        Bug/Flying
6. Delcatty        Lv. 50        Normal
Seeing as three of these Pokemon are Steel and two are Bug, a Fire type
would be perfect for this battle.  A Ground type would also work. So if you
are using the Cindy rental pass, your party would be:
1. Charmeleon
2. Rhyhorn
3. Dragonair
Charmeleon's Fire Fang will be super effective against all but
Delcatty, and Rhyhorn's Dig will take care of her.
After winning this battle, you will be ready to challenge the leader of
this colosseum.
Final Opponent: Taylor
Party:
1. Pachirisu         Lv. 50        Electric
2. Luxio        Lv. 50        Electric
3. Luvdisc          Lv. 50        Water
4. Jigglypuff        Lv. 50        Normal
5. Kirlia        Lv. 50        Psychic
6. Bonsly            Lv. 50        Rock
Taylor's party is a bit of a mixed bag; two Electric, a Water, a Normal,
a Psychic, and a Rock. A Grass type would be a good starter. Kirlia would be
effective against the Grass type, but by switching you would have no problem.
So a good setup for the Cindy pass would be:
1. Ivysaur
2. Charmeleon
3. Rhyhorn
Ivysaur's Magical Leaf would be super effective against Luvdisc and
Bonsly and regularly effective against the others except for Kirlia.
Charmeleon's Bite would take her out easily enough.
After winning the final battle, you will be award a number of Poke
Coupons and the Pikachu Badge, as well as opening the Waterfall Colosseum. New
gear will also be added to the Shop for purchase.
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Waterfall Colosseum (WFCS)
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These battles will be done in rounds. The first Pokemon you choose will
go against the opponent's first, then your second against their second, etc.
The first person to win three rounds wins.
Rules:
Team Battle - Pokemon battle in order decided by trainer.
Custom or Rental Pass
Single Battle
Five Pokemon
First Opponent: Damon
Party:
1. Flaffy        Lv. 50        Electric
2. Sunflora        Lv. 50        Grass
3. Lombre        Lv. 50        Water/Grass
4. Nuzleaf           Lv. 50        Grass/Dark
5. Luxio            Lv. 50        Electric
6. Pachirisu        Lv. 50        Electric
With three Electric types and three Grass, the best Pokemon on the
Cindy pass would be Charmeleon. The party would be:
1. Charmeleon
2. Ivysaur
3. Dragonair
4. Rhyhorn
5. Wartortle
Charmeleon's Fire Fang will take care of the three Grass types, and
will be regularly effective against the Electrics. Ivysaur and Dragonair will
be good backup because they have resistance to Electric-based attacks. Rhyhorn
is completely immune to Electric attacks, but Wartortle is weak to them, so
put him last.
Winning this battle will advance you onto the second match.
Second Opponent: Harry
Party:
1. Butterfree       Lv. 50            Bug/Flying
2. Wormadam         Lv. 50            Bug/?
3. Beedrill         Lv. 50            Bug/Flying
4. Yanma            Lv. 50            Bug/Flying
5. Beautifly        Lv. 50            Bug/Flying
6. Silcoon          Lv. 50            Bug
As you can see, all of the types are Bug, meaning that they are ALL
weak to Fire, Flying, and Rock types. So, if you are using the Cindy rental
pass as suggested, your setup would be:
1. Charmeleon
2. Pidgeot
3. Dragonair
4. Rhyhorn
5. Wartortle
Hopefully you will be able to take down the first three with no
problem, that way you will automatically win and will not have to use your last
two Pokemon. Fire Fang from Charmeleon and Aerial Ace from Pidgeot should take
down the first two Pokemon with one hit. Dragonair should just use Dragon Rage
until the opponent faints.
Winning this match will take you to the third match.
Third Opponent: Desiree
Party:
1. Luvdisc          Lv. 50            Water
2. Poliwhirl        Lv. 50            Water
3. Cascoon          Lv. 50            Bug
4. Wormadam         Lv. 50            Bug/?
5. Lombre           Lv. 50            Water/Grass
6. Nidorino         Lv. 50            Poison
Three Waters, one Bug, one Bug/Grass, one Water/Grass, and a Poison. No
one type could be super effective against all of these, so you will have to mix
'n' match. You will just have to guess and hope for the best and that your
opponent picked types that will be weak to the ones you pick. So, a good setup
for the Cindy pass is:
1. Ivysaur
2. Pidgeot
3. Charmeleon
4. Dragonair
5. Rhyhorn
Depending on what your opponent sends out, just use an attack from each
of your Pokemon that will at least be regularly effective. For information on
what types are effective against what, go to the Battling section.
Completing this match will take you onto the fourth match.
Fourth Opponent: Sierra
Party:
1. Poliwhirl        Lv. 50            Water
2. Sealeo           Lv. 50            Ice/Water
3. Aipom            Lv. 50            Normal
4. Ariados          Lv. 50            Bug/Poison
5. Delibird         Lv. 50            Ice/Flying
6. Mothim           Lv. 50            Bug/Flying
Another mixed bag team. And since it's a battle where there is no
swapping, this could get a little difficult. I have found that the best way to
organize your team using the Cindy pass is:
1. Charmeleon
2. Ivysaur
3. Pidgeot
4. Dragonair
5. Wartortle
Charmeleon's Fire Fang should be super effective against Delibird,
Ariados, and Mothim. But since you never know which one will be first, you
could go up against any of them first, or none. Ivysaur's Magical Leaf would
be good against Poliwhirl and Sealeo also. Pidgeot's Aerial Ace would be super
effective against the Bug types. But this one mostly depends on the luck you
have.
Completing this match will take you to number five.
Fifth Opponent: Ruben
Party:
1. Chimchar         Lv. 50            Fire
2. Riolu            Lv. 50            Fighting
3. Luxio            Lv. 50            Electric
4. Ponyta           Lv. 50            Fire
5. Machop           Lv. 50            Fighting
6. Chingling        Lv. 50            Psychic
Once again, you will just have to tough this one out, as there is no
particular strategy for this one. If you are using the Cindy rental pass, I
would suggest:
1. Pidgeot
2. Dragonair
3. Rhyhorn
4. Charmeleon
5. Wartortle
Winning this match will advance you to the semi-finals.
Sixth Opponent: River
Party:
1. Weepinbell       Lv. 50            Grass/Poison
2. Skiploom         Lv. 50            Grass/Flying
3. Sealeo           Lv. 50            Ice/Water
4. Lombre           Lv. 50            Water/Grass
5. Poliwhirl        Lv. 50            Water
6. Marill           Lv. 50            Water
2 and a half Grass, 3 and a half Water. A good strategy for this battle
would be to alternate between Fire and Grass types. However, if you are usng
the Cindy pass, you don't have that many of those types, so your setup would
be:
1. Charmeleon
2. Ivysaur
3. Pidgeot
4. Dragonair
5. Wartortle
If you get lucky, you will be placed against oppponents that are weak to
your attacks.
Winning this match will take you to the last match of Waterfall
Colloseum.
Final Opponent: Marina
Party:
1. Corolsa          Lv. 50          Water/Rock
2. Marill           Lv. 50            Water
3. Farfetch'D       Lv. 50          Flying/Normal
4. Aipom            Lv. 50          Normal
5. Wormadam         Lv. 50          Bug/?
6. Poliwhirl        Lv. 50          Water
Start out with a Grass type, followed by a Fire type, and then 3 random
types. Or, if you are using the Cindy pass:
1. Ivysaur
2. Charmeleon
3. Dragonair
4. Pidgeot
5. Wartortle
By starting out with a Grass type, you have a 50% chance of going up
against an opponent an opponent that will be weak to you.
Winning this battle will win you a number of Poke Coupons, the Pikachu
paint, and Neon and Crystal Colosseums will be open to you. You will also
receive two new rental passes for use in Gateway Colosseum.  Go to the
passes section of this walkthrough to see all of them. New gear will also be
added to the Shop for purchase.
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Neon Colosseum (NECS)
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These battles are somewhat different. Your Pokemon and your opponent's
Pokemon are placed on a Wheel of Fortune, and you throw a dart at it as it
spins to see which Pokemon you will be using. Win by knocking out the opponents.
Rules:
Fortune Battle
Double Battle
Custom or Rental Passes
Four Pokemon
If this is your first Double Battle, here are some pointers:
1. Beware of attacks that will effect all Pokemon, such as Earthquake and Surf.
These attacks will harm your other Pokemon also.
2. However, if you have, say, a Flying type and a Pokemon that knows Earthquake,
you will be able to use it without harming the other Pokemon.
3. Attacks that will boost your other Pokemon, such as Helping Hand, are great
for these type of battles.
First Opponent: Alyssa
Party:
WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE!!!
While you do not exactly know what your opponents Pokemon will be, the
Pokemon that she supplies for the Wheel will be:
1. Pachirisu        Lv. 50            Electric
2. Luxio        Lv. 50          Electric
3. Beedrill        Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
4. Snover        Lv. 50          Ice/Grass
5. Bastiodon        Lv. 50          Rock/Steel
6. Carnivine        Lv. 50          Grass
Seeing as there is no way to know what Pokemon will be used, there really
isn't a way to form a strategy for these matches. The best thing you can do is
to aim for the strongest Pokemon. Here are a few tips for aiming:
1. Aim the Poke ball pointer at the bottom of the wheel.
2. Watch the Pokemon that you are aiming for carefully.
3. When the Pokemon that you are aiming for is on the top-right side, hit the A
button.
4. Watch the Pokemon that your opponent gets, and then try to get something that
will be super effective against it.
Winning this match will advance you to the second one.
Second Opponent: Joey
Party:
WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE!!!
Once again, there is no way of knowing what Pokemon will be used by your
opponent, but the ones that she will contribute to the wheel are:
1. Charmeleon        Lv. 50          Fire
2. Monferno        Lv. 50          Fire/Fighting
3. Combusken        Lv. 50          Fire/Fighting
4. Chimchar        Lv. 50          Fire
5. Ponyta           Lv. 50          Fire
6. Marcargo        Lv. 50          Fire/Rock
Just try to aim for the Pokemon you want for this one. I would suggest
going for Water, Ground, or Rock types, since there is a good chance that your
opponent will get Fire types.
Winning this match will adavnce you onto the third one.
Third Opponent: Jessica
Party:
WILL BE DECIDED BY THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE!!!
The Pokemon that your opponent supplies for the wheel are:
1. Wigglytuff        Lv. 50         Normal
2. Stunky           Lv. 50         Poison/Dark
3. Roselia        Lv. 50         Grass/Poison
4. Kricketune        Lv. 50         Bug
5. Pachirisu        Lv. 50         Electric
6. Butterfree        Lv. 50         Bug/Flying
Winning this match will advance you on to the fourth.
Fourth Opponent: Barrett
Party:
WILL BE DECIDED BY THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE!!!
The Pokemon that your opponent supplies for the wheel are:
1. Wigglytuff        Lv. 50         Normal
2. Corsola        Lv. 50         Water/Rock
3. Poliwhirl        Lv. 50         Water
4. Unown        Lv. 50         Psychic
5. Metapod        Lv. 50         Bug
6. Butterfree        Lv. 50         Bug/Flying
I'll give you a bit of advice for this one: DO NOT TRY TO GET
UNOWN OR METAPOD, BECAUSE THEY BOTH SUCK.
Winning this match will advance you on to the fifth one.
Fifth Opponent: Goldy
Party:
WILL BE DECIDED BY THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE!!!
The Pokemon that your opponent supplies for the wheel are:
1. Wigglytuff        Lv. 50         Normal
2. Chimchar        Lv. 50         Fire
3. Monferno         Lv. 50         Fire/Fighting
4. Flaffy        Lv. 50         Electric
5. Corsola        Lv. 50         Water/Rock
6. Butterfree       Lv. 50         Bug/Flying
Winning this match will advance you onto the semi-finals.
Sixth Opponent: Craig
Party:
WILL BE DECIDED BY THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE!!!
The Pokemon that Craig adds to the wheel are:
1. Charmeleon         Lv. 50         Fire
2. Spinda        Lv. 50         Normal
3. Pidgeotto        Lv. 50         Normal/Flying
4. Butterfree        Lv. 50         Bug/Flying
5. Aipom        Lv. 50         Normal
6. Riolu        Lv. 50         Fighting
Winning this match will take you to the finals.
Final Opponent: Rosie
Party:
WILL BE DECIDED BY THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE!!!
The Pokemon that Rosie adds to the wheel are:
1. Delcatty        Lv. 50         Normal
2. Beautifly        Lv. 50         Bug/Flying
3. Weepinbell        Lv. 50         Grass/Poison
4. Skiploom        Lv. 50         Grass/Flying
5. Sunflora        Lv. 50         Grass
6. Roselia        Lv. 50         Grass
Even though you can't know for sure what your opponent will
get, there's a good chance that some will be Grass types, so try to get
at least one Fire type.
Winning this match will earn you some more Poke Coupons, the
Pikachu gloves, and a new custom pass. New gear will also be added to the
Shop for purchase.
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Crystal Colloseum (CTCS)
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In this colosseum, you are in a 16-person tournament. But don't
freak out; you only have to battle five of them. You will be randomly pitted
against the first four and then you fight the leader.
Rules:
Tournament Battle
Double Battle
Custom or Rental Pass
Four Pokemon
First Opponent: Larissa
Party:
1. Delibird        Lv. 50         Ice/Flying
2. Sealeo        Lv. 50         Ice/Water
3. Poochyena        Lv. 50         Dark
4. Snover        Lv. 50         Ice/Grass
5. Castform        Lv. 50         Normal/?
6. Rhyhorn        Lv. 50         Ground/Rock
A good strategy for this battle is to start with a Fire type and a
Water type.
Winning this match will advance you to the second one.
NOTE: FOR THE FOLLOWING MATCHES THERE IS NO WAY OF TELLING WHICH OPPONENT
YOU WILL BE AGAINST. THEREFORE, I AM UNABLE TO GIVE A SPECIFIC STRATEGY.
USE YOUR OWN JUDGEMENT WHEN CHOOSING POKEMON TO CHOOSE POKEMON THAT WILL
BE SUPER EFFECTIVE AGAINST OPPONENTS.
Second Match:
Trainer Linda
Party:
1. Nosepass        Lv. 50          Rock
2. Bastiodon        Lv. 50          Rock/Steel
3. Lairon        Lv. 50          Steel/Rock
4. Marcargo        Lv. 50          Fire/Rock
5. Rhyhorn        Lv. 50          Ground/Rock
6. Onix            Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
OR
Trainer Hayden
Party:
1. Onix            Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
2. Marshtomp        Lv. 50          Water/Ground
3. Gabite        Lv. 50          Dragon/Ground
4. Wormadam        Lv. 50          Bug/?
5. Hippopotas        Lv. 50          Ground
6. Vibrava        Lv. 50          Ground/Dragon
Winning against whichever opponent you are against will advance you
to the next round.
Third Match:
Trainer Karia
Party:
1. Bronzor        Lv. 50          Steel/Psychic
2. Chimecho        Lv. 50          Psychic
3. Drifloon        Lv. 50          Psychic/Flying
4. Quilava        Lv. 50          Fire
5. Butterfree        Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
6. Wigglytuff        Lv. 50          Normal
OR
Trainer Milton
Party:
1. Graveler        Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
2. Machoke        Lv. 50          Fighting
3. Staravia        Lv. 50          Normal/Flying
4. Bonsly        Lv. 50          Rock
5. Butterfree        Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
6. Wigglytuff        Lv. 50          Normal
OR
Trainer Graham
Party:
1. Graveler        Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
2. Staravia         Lv. 50          Normal/Flying
3. Machoke        Lv. 50          Fighting
4. Quilava        Lv. 50          Fire
5. Butterfree        Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
6. Wigglytuff        Lv. 50          Normal
OR
Trainer Cody
Party:
1. Snover        Lv. 50          Ice/Grass
2. Delibird        Lv. 50          Ice/Flying
3. Machoke        Lv. 50          Fighting
4. Sealeo        Lv. 50          Ice/Water
5. Gible        Lv. 50          Dragon/Ground
6. Chingling        Lv. 50          Psychic
Defeating whichever opponent you go against will advance you to the
next match.
Fourth Match
Trainer Carissa
Party:
1. Flaffy        Lv. 50          Electric
2. Rotom        Lv. 50          Electric
3. Snover        Lv. 50          Ice/Grass
4. Sealeo        Lv. 50          Ice/Water
5. Delibird        Lv. 50          Ice/Water
6. Luxio        Lv. 50          Electric
OR
Trainer David
Party:
1. Corsola        Lv. 50          Water/Ground
2. Lairon        Lv. 50          Steel/Rock
3. Onix                Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
4. Marcargo        Lv. 50          Fire/Rock
5. Bonsly        Lv. 50          Rock
6. Graveler        Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
OR
Trainer Marcus
Party:
1. Graveler        Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
2. Wartortle        Lv. 50          Water
3. Marill        Lv. 50          Water
4. Seadra        Lv. 50          Water
5. Gible        Lv. 50          Dragon/Ground
6. Rhyhorn        Lv. 50          Ground/Rock
OR
Trainer Jose
Party:
1. Snover        Lv. 50          Ice/Grass
2. Delibird        Lv. 50          Ice/Flying
3. Kecleon        Lv. 50          Normal
4. Quilava        Lv. 50          Fire
5. Butterfree        Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
6. Wigglytuff        Lv. 50          Normal
OR
Trainer Jamie
Party:
1. Igglybuff        Lv. 50          Normal
2. Grotle        Lv. 50          Grass
3. Kricketune        Lv. 50          Bug
4. Rotom        Lv. 50          Electric
5. Volbeat        Lv. 50          Bug
6. Luxio        Lv. 50          Electric
OR
Trainer Davon
Party:
1. Poochyena        Lv. 50          Dark
2. Kricketune        Lv. 50          Bug
3. Haunter        Lv. 50          Ghost
4. Chimecho        Lv. 50          Psychic
5. Butterfree        Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
6. Wigglytuff        Lv. 50          Normal
OR
Trainer Kaila
Party:
1. Delibird        Lv. 50          Ice/Flying
2. Nosepass        Lv. 50          Rock
3. Flaffy        Lv. 50          Electric
4. Rhyhorn        Lv. 50          Ground/Rock
5. Wigglytuff        Lv. 50          Normal
6. Butterfree        Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
OR
Trainer Lindsey
Party:
1. Bonsly        Lv. 50          Rock
2. Ponyta        Lv. 50          Fire
3. Nosepass        Lv. 50          Rock
4. Graveler        Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
5. Chimchar        Lv. 50          Fire
6. Rhyhorn        Lv. 50          Ground/Rock
Defeating whichever opponent you are chosen to go against will
advance you to the final battle.
NOTE: YOU WILL NOT BE RANDOMLY THROWN AGAINST SOMEONE NOW.
Fifth Opponent: Voldon
Party:
1. Machoke        Lv. 50          Fighting
2. Onix                 Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
3. Metang        Lv. 50          Steel/Psychic
4. Elekid        Lv. 50          Electric
5. Rotom        Lv. 50          Electric
6. Carnivine        Lv. 50          Grass
Winning this match will earn you some Poke Coupons, the Pikachu
Belt, and a new custom pass, as well as opening Sunny Park Colosseum.
New gear will also be added to the Shop for purchase.
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Sunny Park Colosseum (SPCS)
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This Colosseum is another standard knockout battle.
Rules:
Knockout Battle
Double Battle
Custom or Rental Pass
Four Pokemon
First Opponent: Tasha
Party:
1. Luxio         Lv. 50          Electric
2. Flaffy         Lv. 50          Electric
3. Weepinbell         Lv. 50          Grass/Poison
4. Metapod         Lv. 50          Bug
5. Delcatty         Lv. 50          Normal
6. Combusken         Lv. 50          Fire/Flying
Fire and Ground types are EXCELLENT for this battle.
Second Opponent: Curtis
Party:
1. Staravia         Lv. 50          Normal/Flying
2. Machoke         Lv. 50          Fighting
3. Graveler         Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
4. Roselia         Lv. 50          Grass/Poison
5. Wigglytuff         Lv. 50          Normal
6. Butterfree         Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
Electric, Fire, and Ice types are good for this battle.
Third Opponent: Patrick
Party:
1. Bronzor         Lv. 50          Steel/Psychic
2. Unown         Lv. 50          Psychic
3. Aipom         Lv. 50          Normal
4. Lickitung         Lv. 50          Normal
5. Skiploom         Lv. 50          Grass/Flying
6. Kricketune         Lv. 50          Bug
Fire and Fighting types are good here.
Fourth Opponent: Logan
Party:
1. Poliwhirl         Lv. 50          Water
2. Luvdisc         Lv. 50          Water
3. Wormadam         Lv. 50          Bug/?
4. Silcoon         Lv. 50          Bug
5. Butterfree         Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
6. Wigglytuff         Lv. 50          Normal
Grass and Fire types are reccommended.
Fifth Opponent: Hannah
Party:
1. Machoke         Lv. 50          Fighting
2. Graveler         Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
3. Staravia         Lv. 50          Normal/Flying
4. Chimchar         Lv. 50          Fire
5. Butterfree         Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
6. Wigglytuff         Lv. 50          Normal
Fighting types are good here, as well as Ice types.
Sixth Opponent: Ian
Party:
1. Plusle         Lv. 50          Electric
2. Pachirisu         Lv. 50          Electric
3. Minun         Lv. 50          Electric
4. Delibird         Lv. 50          Ice/Flying
5. Sealeo         Lv. 50          Ice/Water
6. Luxio         Lv. 50          Electric
Fire, Ground, and Grass types are great here.
Final Opponent: Sashay
Party:
1. Plusle         Lv. 50          Electric
2. Minun         Lv. 50          Electric
3. Castform         Lv. 50          Normal/?
4. Cherrim         Lv. 50          Grass
5. Lopunny         Lv. 50          Normal
6. Shuckle         Lv. 50          Bug/Rock
Ground, Fire, and Ice types are reccommended.
Clearing this colosseum will earn you some Poke Coupons, the silver
badge, the oppurtunity two win two new rental passes for use in Gateway
Colosseum, a custom rental pass, and the opening of Magma Colosseum. New
gear will also be added to the Shop for purchase.
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Magma Colosseum (MMCS)
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In this colosseum, you participate in a League Battle. You still knock
out your opponents Pokemon as usual, but you earn points for ever how many
Pokemon you have left on your team. The trainer with the highest amount in the
end is the winner.
Rules:
League Battle
Single Battle
Custom or Rental Passes
Three Pokemon
First Opponent: Lawrence
Party:
1. Charmeleon          Lv. 50          Fire
2. Graveler          Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
3. Wormadam          Lv. 50          Bug/?
4. Marshtomp          Lv. 50          Water/Ground
5. Pupitar          Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
6. Monferno          Lv. 50          Fire/Fighting
Water and Fighting types are reccommended.
Second Opponent: Christa
Party:
1. Gabite          Lv. 50          Dragon/Ground
2. Gligar          Lv. 50          Ground/Flying
3. Venomoth          Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
4. Victreebel          Lv. 50          Grass/Poison
5. Snover          Lv. 50          Ice/Grass
6. Togetic          Lv. 50          Normal/Flying
Fire and Ice types are great here.
Third Opponent: Robert
Party:
1. Lumineon          Lv. 50          Water
2. Machoke          Lv. 50          Fighting
3. Chingling          Lv. 50          Psychic
4. Lopunny          Lv. 50          Normal
5. Graveler          Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
6. Pelipper          Lv. 50          Water/Flying
Ice, Dark, and Electric types are good.
Fourth Opponent: Norman
Party:
1. Gligar          Lv. 50          Flying/Ground
2. Butterfree          Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
3. Masquerain          Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
4. Charmeleon          Lv. 50          Fire
5. Quilava          Lv. 50          Fire
6. Togetic          Lv. 50          Normal/Flying
Fire and Water types are good here.
Fifth Opponent: Christine
Party:
1. Marshtomp          Lv. 50          Water/Ground
2. Gligar          Lv. 50          Flying/Ground
3. Grovyle          Lv. 50          Grass
4. Sandslash          Lv. 50          Ground
5. Graveler          Lv. 50          Rock/Ground
6. Masquerain          Lv. 50          Bug/Flying
Grass and Ice types are good here.
Final Opponent: Terrell
Party:
1. Charmeleon          Lv. 50          Fire
2. Quilava          Lv. 50          Fire
3. Monferno          Lv. 50          Fire/Fighting
4. Grotle          Lv. 50          Grass
5. Sandslash          Lv. 50          Ground
6. Prinplup          Lv. 50          Water
Water, Fire, and Grass types are good here.
Clearing this colosseum will earn you some Poke Coupons, the
Pikachu Hat, a new custom pass, and will open the Sunset Colosseum.
New gear will also be added to the Shop for purchase.
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Sunset Colosseum (SSCS)
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This colosseum will likely be the most dificult one yet and to come.
In this colosseum, you have to pick from 12 Pokemon that the game supplies.
No matter what pass you use, you will be forced to pick between the 12 that
the game chooses. Therefore, there is no real way to give a strategy for this