Violeta Palace

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Violeta Palace (Japanese: ヴィオレッタパレス Violetta Palace) is the 17th area in Pokémon Shuffle, consisting of fifty stages. It follows Desert Umbra. Violeta Palace first became playable on April 26, 2016.

It shares its stage design and music with Castle Noapte. This may be due to a limit of 15 (2⁴ - 1) unique stage designs and music.

Stages

Stage	Pokémon		Type	HP	Moves	Catchability		EXP	Notes
						Base	Bonus
351		Lotad	Grass	8,680	17	11%	3%	17
352		Psyduck	Water	6,045	13	1%	20%	13
353		Cranidos	Rock	9,300	15	22%	4%	15
354		Yanma	Bug	10,462	20	15%	3%	20
355		Glameow	Normal	18,135	8	11%	6%	8	3-Pokémon stage
356		Lombre	Grass	12,400	15	14%	4%	15
357		Golduck	Water	12,555	20	5%	3%	20
358		Trapinch	Ground	1,500	5	35%	0%	5	Players' chosen Support Pokémon will not appear in the grid (until after the stage is cleared). Must be completed with 0 moves remaining, although more moves can be made available by using a Moves +5 or using a Jewel to avoid a game over. Players will always obtain an S rank.
359		Binacle	Rock	8,060	15	10%	5%	15
360		Rampardos	Rock	17,360	20	15%	2%	20
361		Slugma	Fire	7,440	15	8%	4%	15
362		Purugly	Normal	16,120	8	11%	6%	8	3-Pokémon stage
363		Natu	Psychic	9,765	20	15%	3%	20
364		Skrelp	Poison	18,135	8	11%	4%	8	3-Pokémon stage
365		Magcargo	Fire	13,020	15	14%	3%	15
366		Barbaracle	Rock	14,647	20	1%	4%	20
367		Combee	Bug	4,030	12	8%	5%	12
368		Deino	Dark	7,440	15	14%	3%	15
369		Xatu	Psychic	12,060	12	7%	5%	12
370		Dragalge	Poison	17,360	22	4%	3%	22
371		Vespiquen	Bug	18,600	8	6%	6%	8	3-Pokémon stage
372		Zweilous	Dark	10,850	15	19%	3%	15
373		Unown	Psychic	7,905	12	1%	4%	12
374		Horsea	Water	9,300	15	4%	6%	15
375		Shieldon	Rock	10,695	20	5%	4%	20
376		Scraggy	Dark	1,300	5	35%	0%	5	Must be completed with 0 moves remaining, although more moves can be made available by using a Moves +5 or using a Jewel to avoid a game over. Players will always obtain an S rank.
377		Rhyhorn	Ground	9,300	20	5%	3%	20
378		Patrat	Normal	11,160	8	10%	5%	8	3-Pokémon stage
379		Seadra	Water	13,950	15	6%	5%	15
380		Bastiodon	Rock	17,980	22	3%	3%	22
381		Rhydon	Ground	11,392	16	11%	3%	16
382		Scrafty	Dark	16,120	8	15%	5%	8	3-Pokémon stage
383		Unown	Psychic	1,860	11	12%	6%	11
384		Watchog	Normal	12,477	20	2%	5%	20
385		Shellos	Water	12,400	15	24%	3%	15	West Sea
386		Vibrava	Ground	17,360	9	6%	6%	9	3-Pokémon stage
387		Elekid	Electric	9,920	15	12%	4%	5
388		Bunnelby	Normal	5,115	12	14%	6%	12
389		Gastrodon	Water	11,625	15	2%	6%	15	West Sea
390		Flygon	Ground	19,220	20	5%	5%	20
391		Electabuzz	Electric	12,400	15	19%	3%	15
392		Clamperl	Water	6,200	12	6%	5%	12
393		Diggersby	Ground	13,020	20	5%	5%	20
394		Cacnea	Grass	13,640	8	1%	6%	8	3-Pokémon stage
395		Huntail	Water	11,160	15	12%	4%	15
396		Magby	Fire	7,440	12	10%	3%	12
397		Cacturne	Grass	15,500	20	10%	2%	20
398		Gorebyss	Water	13,020	15	12%	4%	15
399		Magmar	Fire	16,740	20	10%	4%	20
400		Mega Scizor	Bug	19,600	20	N/A	N/A	20

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	ヴィオレッタパレス Violetta Palace	From violetta, Italian for violet
English	Violeta Palace	From violeta, Spanish and Portuguese for violet

Stages in Pokémon Shuffle Main stages Puerto Blanco • Sandy Bazaar • Night Festival • Isla Asul • Rainbow Park • Galerie Rouge Sweet Strasse • Silbern Museum • Mt. Vinter • Castle Noapte • Jungle Verde Wacky Workshop • Pedra Valley • Albens Town • Roseus Center • Desert Umbra • Violeta Palace Blau Salon • Graucus Hall • Nacht Carnival • Prasino Woods • Zaffiro Coast • Marron Trail Expert Stages Expert Stages Special stages Daily (Daily Pokémon • One Chance a Day!) Challenge (Great Challenge • Ultra Challenge • UB Challenge • High-Speed Challenge • Special Challenge) Resource event (Meowth's Coin Mania • Skill Booster M Stage! • Tons of Exp. Points) Competitive stage • Escalation battle • Pokémon Safari Retired special stages An Evolving Challenge! • Commemorative Event • Score Challenge • Try 'Em Items Stage Survival Mode Survival Mode 24-week event cycle 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 • 12 • 13 • 14 • 15 • 16 • 17 • 18 • 19 • 20 • 21 • 22 • 23 • 24

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