Desert Umbra

← Roseus Center

Desert Umbra

Violeta Palace →

Desert Umbra in the 3DS version

Desert Umbra (Japanese: プルルスデザート Pullus Desert) is the 16th zone in Pokémon Shuffle, consisting of 50 stages. It follows Roseus Center and precedes Violeta Palace. Desert Umbra first became playable on February 15, 2016.

It shares its overworld design and music with Sandy Bazaar. Stages appear in silhouette form in groups of five.

Updates

Main article: Pokémon Shuffle/Version history

Changes	3DS ver.	Mobile ver.
Added Main Stages 301–350 (Desert Umbra)	1.2.32 (Feb 16, 2016)	1.5.3 (Feb 16, 2016)
Decreased the HP of certain stages: 340 (Golurk): 21,437 -> 18,221 HP 350 (Mega Mewtwo X): 21,875 -> 18,594 HP	1.4.6 (Apr 4, 2017)	1.10.0 (Apr 5, 2017)
Added UX stages	1.5.7 (Feb 13, 2018)	?

Stages

Stage	Pokémon		Type	HP		Moves	Catchability		EXP	Notes
				Main	UX		Base	Bonus
301		Pansear	Fire	9,920	29,760	15	23%	3%	15
302		Paras	Bug	11,160	33,480	8	15%	5%	8	3-Pokémon stage
303		Phantump	Ghost	12,090	36,270	12	19%	4%	12
304		Spoink	Psychic	6,975	20,925	20	5%	3%	20
305		Koffing	Poison	12,400	37,200	15	14%	6%	15
306		Parasect	Bug	4,960	14,880	5	20%	4%	5
307		Murkrow	Dark	11,625	34,875	20	5%	3%	20
308		Trevenant	Ghost	19,900	59,700	15	18%	6%	15
309		Grumpig	Psychic	26,350	79,050	12	12%	3%	12	3-Pokémon stage
310		Weezing	Poison	22,020	66,060	20	14%	4%	20
311		Spearow	Flying	11,160	33,480	8	12%	6%	8	3-Pokémon stage
312		Panpour	Water	6,200	18,600	15	23%	3%	15
313		Growlithe	Fire	7,750	23,250	24	11%	3%	24
314		Spheal	Ice	4,960	14,880	5	20%	13%	5	Players will always obtain an S rank.
315		Pansage	Grass	16,120	48,360	7	23%	4%	7	3-Pokémon stage
316		Tyrunt	Rock	3,689	11,067	16	21%	4%	16
317		Sealeo	Ice	10,305	30,915	15	19%	5%	15
318		Fearow	Flying	13,265	39,795	20	10%	3%	20
319		Mankey	Fighting	7,440	22,320	15	6%	2%	15
320		Tyrantrum	Rock	16,265	48,795	20	5%	4%	20
321		Magikarp	Water	5,425	16,275	17	5%	1%	17
322		Simisear	Fire	12,400	37,200	15	9%	3%	15
323		Exeggcute	Grass	9,687	29,061	20	1%	1%	20
324		Golett	Ground	9,300	27,900	15	14%	3%	15
325		Magnemite	Electric	480	480	3	30%	0%	3	Puzzle stage. HP is not increased in UX version. Players' chosen Support Pokémon will not appear in the puzzle area. Players will always obtain an S rank.
326		Finneon	Water	11,625	34,875	20	15%	4%	20
327		Sandile	Ground	9,920	29,760	15	21%	5%	15
328		Magneton	Electric	10,505	31,515	12	17%	5%	12
329		Teddiursa	Normal	13,950	41,850	8	20%	5%	8	3-Pokémon stage
330		Magnezone	Electric	10,150	30,450	20	5%	4%	20
331		Simipour	Water	9,300	27,900	15	9%	3%	15
332		Kabuto	Rock	16,120	48,360	7	3%	8%	7	3-Pokémon stage
333		Smoochum	Ice	6,045	18,135	12	11%	3%	12
334		Simisage	Grass	12,400	37,200	15	9%	3%	15
335		Lumineon	Water	13,287	39,861	20	10%	3%	20
336		Omanyte	Water	11,780	35,340	15	9%	3%	15
337		Weedle	Poison	7,052	21,156	12	11%	6%	12
338		Sentret	Normal	15,500	46,500	8	11%	6%	8	3-Pokémon stage
339		Furret	Normal	15,200	45,600	15	9%	5%	15
340		Golurk	Ground	18,221	54,663	20	21%	2%	20	Changed from 21,437 HP in 3DS update 1.4.6 and Mobile update 1.10.0.
341		Kakuna	Poison	9,920	29,760	15	23%	4%	15
342		Ursaring	Normal	15,225	45,675	20	10%	5%	20
343		Skorupi	Poison	13,000	39,000	15	21%	3%	15
344		Primeape	Fighting	18,600	55,800	8	14%	4%	8	3-Pokémon stage
345		Jynx	Ice	21,337	64,011	20	21%	2%	20
346		Krokorok	Ground	1,180	1,180	4	30%	0%	4	Puzzle stage. HP is not increased in UX version. Players will always obtain an S rank.
347		Drapion	Poison	21,250	63,750	15	16%	3%	15
348		Exeggutor	Grass	20,150	60,450	8	20%	4%	8	3-Pokémon stage
349		Krookodile	Ground	15,500	46,500	20	5%	2%	20
350		Mega Mewtwo X	Fighting	18,594	55,782	20	N/A	N/A	20	Changed from 21,875 HP in 3DS update 1.4.6 and Mobile update 1.10.0. First clear bonus (3DS): Mewtwonite X and Jewel ×1. First clear bonus (Mobile): Mewtwonite X and Hearts ×5. If the Mewtwonite X is already owned, receive Level Up ×1 instead. First clear bonus (UX stage): Level Up ×3.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	プルルスデザート Pullus Desert	From pullus (Latin for dark-colored or dusky)
English	Desert Umbra	From umbra (shadow)
French	Désert Castanea	From castanea (Latin for chestnut)
German	Schattenwüste	From Schatten (shadow)
Italian	Deserto Fuscus	From fuscus (Latin for dark or black)
Korean	풀루스 데저트 Pullus Desert	Same as Japanese name
Spanish	Desierto Chai	From चाय cāy (chai; Hindi for tea)

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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