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Revision as of 22:04, 26 November 2023
A battle facility (Japanese: バトル施設 battle facility) is a kind of location in the core series Pokémon games where the player can battle other Trainers without earning experience or prize money. The player cannot access their regular Bag during most of these challenges, but in the Battle Pyramid, the player does have access to a special facility-exclusive Bag known as the Battle Bag.
In several games, multiple battle facilities appear in a dedicated area known as a Battle Frontier. In some battle facilities, the Pokémon that successfully complete certain challenges in a battle facility are awarded with Ribbons.
Battle facilities often require saving before beginning a challenge in order to accurately track the player's streak length; if the player turns the game off during a challenge without using the "Rest" option, they are disqualified and their streak is automatically broken. Since Pokémon Emerald, the player can earn Battle Points at battle facilities, which they can exchange at stores.
List of battle facilities
Sevii Islands
Johto
Generation II
Generation IV
Hoenn
Generation III
Generation VI
Sinnoh
Unova
While somewhat similar in nature, White Treehollow and Black Tower are not considered battle facilities as the battles are conducted there under normal rules.
Kalos
Alola
Galar
In other languages
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