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In several games, multiple battle facilities appear in a dedicated area known as a [[Battle Frontier]]. | In several games, multiple battle facilities appear in a dedicated area known as a [[Battle Frontier]]. | ||
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 {{game|Emerald}}, the player can earn [[Battle Point]]s at battle facilities, which they can exchange at stores | 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 {{game|Emerald}}, the player can earn [[Battle Point]]s at battle facilities, which they can exchange at stores. | ||
==List of battle facilities== | ==List of battle facilities== | ||
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* [[Battle Subway]] | * [[Battle Subway]] | ||
* [[Battle Institute]] | * [[Battle Institute]] | ||
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===Kalos=== | ===Kalos=== | ||
Revision as of 03:23, 14 April 2019
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.
In several games, multiple battle facilities appear in a dedicated area known as a Battle Frontier.
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
Kanto
Johto
Generation II
Generation IV
Hoenn
Generation III
- Battle TentE
- Trainer HillE
- Battle Tower
- Battle FactoryE
- Battle ArenaE
- Battle DomeE
- Battle PikeE
- Battle PalaceE
- Battle PyramidE
Generation VI
Sinnoh
Unova
Kalos
Alola
In other languages
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