Battle Royale

This article is about the mode in the Pokémon Rumble series. For the battle format in Generation VII, see Battle Royal.

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Battle Royale バトルロイヤル Battle Royale "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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The Battle Royale (Japanese: バトルロイヤル Battle Royale) is a mode in Pokémon Rumble and Pokémon Rumble Blast similar to a Gym found in the core series Pokémon games. It takes place in an environment similar to that of a ring in which boxing matches take place. In order to compete in a Battle Royale, the player must have befriended and recruited at least one Pokémon whose power is at or above a given level. For example, the Normal Mode rank C Battle Royale requires at least one Pokémon of power 100 or higher. To complete a Battle Royale, a lot of Pokémon must be defeated in a row without the player losing all three Wonder Keys due to fainting. The exact number of Pokémon that must be defeated ranges widely, from around 50 in the first few battles to over 250 in the later, more difficult battles.

The player and up to three other players may fight with their choice of Pokémon. Often near the ending of the Battle Royale, up to six fully evolved Pokémon with a lot of strength and HP appear and challenge the player. These Pokémon are referred to as Powerful Rivals by the game and are warned about at the beginning of the match by showing their attack and defenses (by displaying circular icons) and a silhouette of them. The player is also given the Pokémon's type on this warning screen.

Unlike other places in Pokémon Rumble, the player is not allowed to switch out Pokémon until their Pokémon is defeated. The game will pause when a player is selecting, and it will resume when the Pokémon selection is complete.

Defeating all the Pokémon and winning the Battle Royale will reap a big reward, although small to begin with. The prizes start at 500P in Normal Mode, Rank C, and will eventually reach 18,000P in EX Mode.

Rules

The Battle Royale consists of only three basic, given rules that can be checked immediately before entering the Battle Royale.

• Defeat all other Pokémon!
• Can't switch until Pokémon faint.
• If time runs out, you lose.

There are some other "rules" that players may figure out over the course of a Battle Royale match that aren't explicitly stated.

• The fence along the edges of the field is electric. Any Pokémon that touches it will receive damage.
• The event is timed. Defeating an opponent will make a stopwatch-like icon appear in their place (instead of a coin, which would appear in the six mini-stages). Grab those to add 5 seconds to the clock per stopwatch.
• Unless multiplayer mode is used, any Pokémon on the field not being controlled by the player must be defeated.

Pokémon

Pokémon will appear on the field every now and then in batches of eight, except for the Powerful Rivals who appear at special times and in their own unique groups. They are the species found in the six mini-stages accessible from the Terminal: Silent Forest, Rocky Cave, Bright Beach, Windy Prairie, Fiery Furnace, and Eternal Tower. Any Pokémon that would appear in one of those six stages within a rank should be expected to appear on the Battle Royale field for that rank. (Maybe not the first time, but at some point, they will show up.)

Normal Mode

The first series of Battle Royales takes place in the Normal Mode, which is unlocked at the start of the game. The Normal Mode has four ranks, C, B, A, and S, from easiest to hardest. Players start at the C Rank and move up as they progress through and win Battle Royale competitions.

Rank C

Rank C's Battle Royale requires that Pokémon have a power greater than or equal to 100. The Rattata used as the player's first Pokémon tries to compete in it at power 19, but fails quickly. The prize for winning this Battle Royale is 500P. The order of opponents are as follows, the ones from Silent Forest, then Windy Prairie, Bright Beach, Rocky Cave, Eternal Tower, and finally Fiery Furnace.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Vaporeon	Water		Water Gun	C
	Jolteon	Electric		Thunder Fang	C
	Flareon	Fire		Fire Fang	C

Rank B

Rank B's Battle Royale requires that Pokémon have a power greater than or equal to 200. The prize for winning it is 1,500P. This Battle Royale's Powerful Rivals appear one at a time, as opposed to all at once like the Rank C Battle Royale. They are organized in the table below in order of entry into the Battle Royale. The order of opponents are as follows, the ones from Fiery Furnace, then Eternal Tower, Silent Forest, Bright Beach, Rocky Cave and finally Windy Prairie.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Golem	Rock	Ground	Rock Blast	B (First Powerful Rival)
	Alakazam	Psychic		Psychic	B (Second Powerful Rival)
	Gengar	Ghost	Poison	Shadow Ball	B (Third Powerful Rival)
	Machamp	Fighting		Cross Chop	B (Fourth Powerful Rival)

Rank A

Rank A's Battle Royale requires that Pokémon have a power greater than or equal to 400. Its prize is 3,000P. The order of opponents are as follows, the ones from Rocky Cave, then Windy Prairie, Silent Forest, Eternal Tower, Fiery Furnace and finally Bright Beach

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Venusaur	Grass	Poison	Petal Dance	A
	Charizard	Fire	Flying	Flamethrower	A
	Blastoise	Water		Hydro Pump	A

Rank S

Rank S's Battle Royale is the last of the Normal Mode. It requires that Pokémon have a power greater than or equal to 600. Its prize is 5,000P. Mewtwo is a Powerful Rival in this Battle Rival, but its silhouette is not shown like the others. When it appears, the background music changes to an arrangement of Battle! (Wild Pokémon) from Pokémon Red and Green. Mewtwo appears a while after the three other Powerful Rivals appear. The order of opponents are as follows, the ones from Windy Prairie, then Silent Forest, Bright Beach, Fiery Furnace, Rocky Cave, and finally Eternal Tower.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Articuno	Ice	Flying	Ice Beam	S (First Powerful Rival)
	Zapdos	Electric	Flying	Thunder	S (First Powerful Rival)
	Moltres	Fire	Flying	Heat Wave	S (First Powerful Rival)
	Mewtwo	Psychic		Psychic and Psycho Cut	S (Final Powerful Rival)

Advanced Mode

After players have completed Normal Mode, Advanced Mode unlocks. It, like the Normal Mode, is composed of four ranks: C, B, A and S. The Advanced Mode features Pokémon from Sinnoh, along with the original 150 encountered previously. Most Battle Royales of the Advanced Mode consist of multiple rounds of Powerful Rivals, similar to that of Normal Mode's B rank.

Rank C

Advanced Rank C's Battle Royale requires that Pokémon have a power greater than or equal to 1,000. Its prize is 8,000P. All six Rotom will appear at once on the field.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Rotom	Electric	Ghost	Discharge	C
	Rotom Heat Rotom	Electric	Fire	Discharge	C
	Rotom Wash Rotom	Electric	Water	Discharge	C
	Rotom Frost Rotom	Electric	Ice	Discharge	C
	Rotom Fan Rotom	Electric	Flying	Discharge	C
	Rotom Mow Rotom	Electric	Grass	Discharge	C

Rank B

Advanced Rank B's Battle Royale requires that Pokémon have a power greater than or equal to 1,200. Its prize is 10,000P.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Rampardos	Rock		Head Smash	B (First Powerful Rival)
	Bastiodon	Rock	Steel	Iron Head	B (First Powerful Rival)
	Electivire	Electric		Thunderbolt	B (Second Powerful Rival)
	Magmortar	Fire		Flamethrower	B (Second Powerful Rival)

Rank A

Advanced Rank A's Battle Royale requires that Pokémon have a power greater than or equal to 1,500. Its prize is 13,000P.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Torterra	Grass	Ground	Wood Hammer	A (First Powerful Rival)
	Infernape	Fire	Fighting	Close Combat	A (First Powerful Rival)
	Empoleon	Water	Steel	Aqua Jet	A (First Powerful Rival)
	Darkrai	Dark		Dark Pulse	A (Second Powerful Rival)

Rank S

Advanced Rank S's Battle Royale is the last of the Advanced Mode's Battle Royale competitions. It requires that Pokémon have a power greater than or equal to 1,800. Its prize is 15,000P. Mewtwo makes an appearance again here and, like in the Normal Rank, its silhouette will not be displayed when the player begins the Battle Royale.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Dialga	Steel	Dragon	Roar of Time	S (First Powerful Rival)
	Palkia	Water	Dragon	Spacial Rend	S (First Powerful Rival)
	Giratina	Ghost	Dragon	Shadow Force	S (First Powerful Rival)
	Mewtwo	Psychic		Psychic and Psycho Cut	S (Final Powerful Rival)

EX Mode

In EX Mode, Battle Royales undergo a different type of structure. A Battle Royale in EX Mode is just like any other Battle Royale, except:

• Players do two Battle Royale competitions, back-to-back.
• In between the competitions, all used-up Wonder Keys are restored.
• All Pokémon retain their HP entering the second competition. This includes Knocked Out Pokémon, who obviously retain their status as Knocked Out.
• All EX Mode Battle Royale competitions give 18,000P as prizes.

The EX Battle Royale does not have a specific ranking system. Rather, it contains four competitions within it. Unlike the previous modes, once EX Mode has been unlocked, the first round of Battle Royale competitions is available. When a player defeats both Battle Royales of one round, the next round is unlocked. The power of Pokémon brought into the Battle Royale is not restricted, however, it is tested by the Pokémon in the Battle Royale. The second Battle Royale of any round is more difficult than the first, and the first battle of any round is the same difficulty (or harder) than the second battle of the previous round.

Round 1

Round 1's Battle Royale competitions have the same Powerful Rivals as the C ranks of Normal and Advanced Modes. Its battles, like all other EX Mode Battle Royale battles, give 18,000P each. Winning both battles gives a grand total of 36,000P and unlocks Round 2.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Vaporeon	Water		Water Gun	C (Battle 1)
	Jolteon	Electric		Thunder Fang	C (Battle 1)
	Flareon	Fire		Fire Fang	C (Battle 1)
	Rotom	Electric	Ghost	Discharge	C (Battle 2)
	Rotom Heat Rotom	Electric	Fire	Discharge	C (Battle 2)
	Rotom Wash Rotom	Electric	Water	Discharge	C (Battle 2)
	Rotom Frost Rotom	Electric	Ice	Discharge	C (Battle 2)
	Rotom Fan Rotom	Electric	Flying	Discharge	C (Battle 2)
	Rotom Mow Rotom	Electric	Grass	Discharge	C (Battle 2)

Round 2

Round 2's Battle Royale competitions have the same Powerful Rivals as the B ranks of Normal and Advanced Modes. Its battles, like all other EX Mode Battle Royale battles, give 18,000P each. Winning both battles gives a grand total of 36,000P and unlocks Round 3.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Golem	Rock	Ground	Rock Blast	B (Battle 1, First Powerful Rival)
	Alakazam	Psychic		Psychic	B (Battle 1, Second Powerful Rival)
	Gengar	Ghost	Poison	Shadow Ball	B (Battle 1, Third Powerful Rival)
	Machamp	Fighting		Cross Chop	B (Battle 1, Fourth Powerful Rival)
	Rampardos	Rock		Head Smash	B (Battle 2, First Powerful Rival)
	Bastiodon	Rock	Steel	Iron Head	B (Battle 2, First Powerful Rival)
	Electivire	Electric		Thunderbolt	B (Battle 2, Second Powerful Rival)
	Magmortar	Fire		Flamethrower	B (Battle 2, Second Powerful Rival)

Round 3

Round 3's Battle Royale competitions have the same Powerful Rivals as the A ranks of Normal and Advanced Modes. Its battles, like all other EX Mode Battle Royale battles, give 18,000P each. Winning both battles gives a grand total of 36,000P and unlocks Round 4.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Venusaur	Grass	Poison	Petal Dance	A (Battle 1)
	Charizard	Fire	Flying	Flamethrower	A (Battle 1)
	Blastoise	Water		Hydro Pump	A (Battle 1)
	Torterra	Grass	Ground	Wood Hammer	A (Battle 2, First Powerful Rival)
	Infernape	Fire	Fighting	Close Combat	A (Battle 2, First Powerful Rival)
	Empoleon	Water	Steel	Aqua Jet	A (Battle 2, First Powerful Rival)
	Darkrai	Dark		Dark Pulse	A (Battle 2, Second Powerful Rival)

Round 4

Round 4's Battle Royale competitions have the same Powerful Rivals as the S ranks of Normal and Advanced Modes. Its battles, like all other EX Mode Battle Royale battles, give 18,000P each. Winning both battles gives a grand total of 36,000P. Mewtwo is only fought once in Round 4, in the second battle as its final Powerful Rival. EX Round 4 is the last series of Battle Royales in the game of Pokémon Rumble.

Pokémon		Types		Move	Rank encountered in
	Articuno	Ice	Flying	Ice Beam	S (Battle 1)
	Zapdos	Electric	Flying	Thunder	S (Battle 1)
	Moltres	Fire	Flying	Heat Wave	S (Battle 1)
	Dialga	Steel	Dragon	Roar of Time	S (Battle 2, First Powerful Rival)
	Palkia	Water	Dragon	Spacial Rend	S (Battle 2, First Powerful Rival)
	Giratina	Ghost	Dragon	Shadow Force	S (Battle 2, First Powerful Rival)
	Mewtwo	Psychic		Psychic and Psycho Cut	S (Battle 2, Final Powerful Rival)

Pokémon Rumble Blast

In Pokémon Rumble Blast, Battle Royales still exist, however, there are a few changes;

• Each stopwatch gives 2 seconds instead of 5;
• Each Battle Royale has set Pokémon appearing;
• There are type restrictions and themes in various Battle Royales;
• Pokémon of any power level can participate in the challenges just like in the EX rank.

Rivals

Each Battle Royale has rivals, who are the strongest foes in the Battle Royale.

Trailhead Field

Pokémon		Types		Move	Special Trait
	Axew	Dragon		Payback	None
	Scraggy	Dark	Fighting	Faint Attack	None

Seabreeze Trail

Pokémon		Type	Move	Special Trait
	Throh	Fighting	Storm Throw	None
	Sawk	Fighting	Brick Break	None

Echo Valley

Grass-Only Battle Royale

Pokémon		Type		Move	Special Trait
	Ivysaur	Grass	Poison	Razor Leaf	None
	Bayleef	Grass		Magical Leaf	None
	Grovyle	Grass		Leaf Blade	None
	Grotle	Grass		Giga Drain	None

Water-Only Battle Royale

Pokémon		Type(s)		Move	Special Trait
	Wartortle	Water		Water Pulse	None
	Croconaw	Water		Ice Fang	None
	Marshtomp	Water	Ground	Mud Bomb	None
	Prinplup	Water		BubbleBeam	None

Fire-Only Battle Royale

Pokémon		Type(s)		Move	Special Trait
	Charmeleon	Fire		Fire Fang	None
	Quilava	Fire		Flame Wheel	None
	Combusken	Fire	Fighting	Double Kick	None
	Monferno	Fire	Fighting	Flame Wheel	None

Challenger's Ground

Semi-final

Pokémon		Type(s)		Move	Special Trait
	Vullaby	Dark	Flying	Gust	None
	Pawniard	Dark	Steel	Faint Attack	None
	Deino	Dark	Dragon	Bite	None

Final

Pokémon		Type(s)		Move	Special Trait
	Serperior	Grass		Leaf Blade	None
	Samurott	Water		Aqua Tail	None
	Emboar	Fire	Fighting	Heat Crash	None

Misty Edgewater: Ghost-Only

Pokémon		Type(s)		Move	Special Trait
	Spiritomb	Ghost	Dark	Dark Pulse	None

Soothing Shore: Bug-Only

Pokémon		Type(s)		Move	Special Trait
	Pinsir	Bug		X-Scissor	None
	Heracross	Bug	Fighting	Megahorn	None

Shimmering Lake

Pokémon		Type	Move	Special Trait
	Vaporeon	Water	Water Gun	None
	Jolteon	Electric	Thunder Fang	None
	Flareon	Fire	Fire Fang	None
	Espeon	Psychic	Confusion	None
	Umbreon	Dark	Assurance	None
	Leafeon	Grass	Magical Leaf	None
	Glaceon	Ice	Ice Fang	None

Rugged Flats

Pokémon		Type	Move	Special Trait
	Stoutland	Normal	Crunch	None
	Cinccino	Normal	Tail Slap	None
	Bouffalant	Normal	Head Charge	None
	Tauros	Normal	Take Down	None

Volcanic Slope

Pokémon		Type		Move	Special Trait
	Carracosta	Water	Rock	Aqua Tail	None
	Archeops	Rock	Flying	Rock Slide	None

Pokémon Rumble U

While Pokémon Rumble U doesn't have any modes directly named Battle Royale, it forgoes the linear path-like levels of the first two entries and instead only has closed arena levels reminiscent of Pokémon Rumble and Pokémon Rumble Blast's Battle Royals. These levels don't have a timer and players can freely switch their Pokémon without fainting.

Pokémon Rumble World

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Unlike the previous games, the player can switch Pokémon without fainting.

Pokémon Rumble Rush

Battle Royale in Rumble Rush

Battle Royale was introduced to Pokémon Rumble Rush in version 1.5.0 with the Ho-Oh & 151 Pals event. Similar to previous games, Battle Royale has the player battle against opponent Pokémon in a boxing ring. However, unlike previous games, the player uses a team of three Pokémon to battle against three other randomly selected teams. The Pokémon move and battle autonomously until they faint. The player is unable to switch their Pokémon during battle.

The winner is the player who defeats all other Pokémon within the 45 second time limit. The battle ends in a draw if players have an equal number of Pokémon that have not fainted by the end of the timer.

Battle Royale has several cups that the player can participate in. Each cup features 12 levels of difficulty, with the player unlocking a higher tier once the player clears the lower tier. The player can play for free three times a day. Afterwards, each battle costs 100 Poké Diamonds. Each cup has a featured type which provides an attack boost to Pokémon of that specific type. When a cup is newly introduced to the game, there is an event bonus period which gives the player a four time boost in the number of points earned.

Cup	Event bonus period	Boosted type
Torchic Cup	March 4 to 11, 2020	Fire
Mewtwo Cup	March 11 to 25, 2020	Psychic
Kyogre Cup	April 1 to 15, 2020	Water
Shaymin Cup	April 22 to May 6, 2020	Grass
Zygarde Cup	May 13 to 27, 2020	Dragon
Cobalion Cup	June 10 to 17, 2020	Fighting, Steel
Zekrom Cup	June 17 to 24, 2020	Electric
Diancie Cup	June 24 to July 1, 2020	Rock, Fairy
Pheromosa Cup	July 1 to 8, 2020	Bug
Lunala Cup	July 8 to 15, 2020	Ghost, Psychic
Arceus Cup	July 15 to 22, 2020	None

Points are awarded at the end of the battle for participation, victory and number of KOs, with higher tiers offering greater point rewards.

Tier	Victory points	K.O. points	Participation points
Poké Ball Tier: E	200	40	60
Poké Ball Tier: D	300	60	90
Poké Ball Tier: C	400	80	120
Poké Ball Tier: B	500	100	150
Poké Ball Tier: A	600	120	180
Great Ball Tier: C	1000	200	300
Great Ball Tier: B	1400	280	400
Great Ball Tier: A	1800	360	500
Ultra Ball Tier: C	2500	500	700
Ultra Ball Tier: B	3000	600	900
Ultra Ball Tier: A	3500	700	1100
Master Ball Tier	6000	2000	1500

Swap Shop

Points can be used to exchange for useful items, such as gears and Poké Glam in the Swap Shop.

Item		Points	Availability
Title
	Torchic Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 500,000 points	Torchic Cup
	Mewtwo Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 1,200,000 points	Mewtwo Cup
	Kyogre Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 1,500,000 points	Kyogre Cup
	Shaymin Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 1,500,000 points	Shaymin Cup
	Zygarde Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 1,500,000 points	Zygarde Cup
	Cobalion Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 500,000 points	Cobalion Cup
	Zekrom Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 500,000 points	Zekrom Cup
	Diancie Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 500,000 points	Diancie Cup
	Pheromosa Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 500,000 points	Pheromosa Cup
	Lunala Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 500,000 points	Lunala Cup
	Arceus Cup Star	Obtained automatically once player reaches 500,000 points	Arceus Cup
Poké Glam
	Fire-Type Prints	10,000	Torchic Cup
	Psychic-Type Prints	10,000	Mewtwo Cup Lunala Cup
	Water-Type Prints	10,000	Kyogre Cup
	Grass-Type Prints	10,000	Shaymin Cup
	Dragon-Type Prints	10,000	Zygarde Cup
	Steel-Type Prints	10,000	Cobalion Cup
	Fighting-Type Prints	10,000	Cobalion Cup
	Electric-Type Prints	10,000	Zekrom Cup
	Fairy-Type Prints	10,000	Diancie Cup
	Rock-Type Prints	10,000	Diancie Cup
	Bug-Type Prints	10,000	Pheromosa Cup
	Ghost-Type Prints	10,000	Lunala Cup
	Fun Balloons	60,000	Torchic Cup
		20,000	Cobalion Cup
	Star Aura	60,000	Mewtwo Cup
		20,000	Arceus Cup
	Rain Confetti	60,000	Kyogre Cup
		20,000	Zekrom Cup
	Petal Aura	60,000	Shaymin Cup
		20,000	Diancie Cup
	Sulfur Dust	60,000	Zygarde Cup Lunala Cup
	Mushroom Balloons	20,000	Pheromosa Cup
Gears
	Flash Cannon Gear (Magneton) Lv. 5	60,000	Cobalion Cup
	Cross Chop Gear (Machamp) Lv. 5	60,000	Cobalion Cup
	Wild Charge Gear (Manectric) Lv. 5	60,000	Zekrom Cup
	Disarming Voice Gear (Wigglytuff) Lv. 5	60,000	Diancie Cup
	Rock Slide Gear (Lycanroc) Lv. 5	60,000	Diancie Cup
	Megahorn Gear (Heracross) Lv. 5	60,000	Pheromosa Cup
	Shadow Ball Gear (Gengar) Lv. 5	60,000	Lunala Cup
	Psyshock Gear (Gothitelle) Lv. 5	60,000	Lunala Cup
	Dragon Hammer Gear (Exeggutor) Lv. 5	60,000	Arceus Cup
	Lava Plume Gear (Flareon) Lv. 5	60,000	Arceus Cup
	Water Pulse Gear (Blastoise) Lv. 5	60,000	Arceus Cup
	Energy Ball Gear (Venusaur) Lv. 5	60,000	Arceus Cup
Socket Plus
	Socket Plus	150,000*	All cups
	Socket Plus	500,000*	Mewtwo Cup Kyogre Cup Shaymin Cup Zygarde Cup
Other
	P ×500000	100,000	All cups
	Snappy Upgrade Kit ×20	1,500	All cups
	Snappy Upgrade Kit ×200	15,000	All cups
	Charge Boost Upgrade Kit ×20	1,500	All cups
	Charge Boost Upgrade Kit ×200	15,000	All cups
	Lobber Upgrade Kit ×20	1,500	All cups
	Lobber Upgrade Kit ×200	15,000	All cups
	Grappler Upgrade Kit ×20	1,500	All cups
	Grappler Upgrade Kit ×200	15,000	All cups
	Brawny Upgrade Kit ×20	1,500	All cups
	Brawny Upgrade Kit ×200	15,000	All cups
	Normal Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Normal Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Fighting Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Fighting Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Flying Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Flying Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Poison Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Poison Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Ground Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Ground Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Rock Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Rock Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Bug Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Bug Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Ghost Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Ghost Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Steel Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Steel Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Fire Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Fire Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Water Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Water Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Grass Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Grass Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Electric Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Electric Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Psychic Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Psychic Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Ice Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Ice Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Dragon Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Dragon Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Dark Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Dark Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups
	Fairy Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×20	1,000	All cups
	Fairy Move Plus Upgrade Kit ×200	10,000	All cups

In other languages

Language Title French Bataille Royale German Battle Royale Italian Battle Royale Korean 배틀 로열 Baeteul Royeol Spanish Battle Royale

Pokémon Rumble Blast locations

Beginner's Park Towns Toy Town • Easterly Town • Westerly Town • Northerly Town • Axle Town Fields Trailhead Field • Seabreeze Trail • Echo Valley • Challenger's Ground Sun-Dappled Bank • Misty Edgewater • Soothing Shore • Shimmering Lake Rugged Flats • Volcanic Slope • Firebreathing Mountain Frozen Tundra • Everspring Valley • Sunny Seashore • Fallaway Edge World Axle - Underground Entry • World Axle - B1F • World Axle - B2F • World Axle - Shaft • World Axle - Deepest Level • World Axle - Upper Levels

This article is part of both Project Locations and Project Sidegames, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Locations and Sidegames, respectively.