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| Pokémon Dream Radar ポケモンARサーチャー | |
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 Pokémon Dream Radar logo | |
Basic info
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| Platform: | Nintendo 3DS |
| Category: | First-person shooter |
| Players: | Single |
| Connectivity: | Connection to inserted DS card |
| Developer: | Creatures, Inc. |
| Publisher: | Nintendo |
| Part of: | Generation V side series |
Ratings
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| CERO: | A |
| ESRB: | E |
| ACB: | G |
| OFLC: | N/A |
| PEGI: | 3 |
| GRAC: | N/A |
| GSRR: | N/A |
Release dates
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| Japan: | June 23, 2012 |
| North America: | October 7, 2012 |
| Australia: | October 11, 2012 |
| Europe: | October 12, 2012 |
| South Korea: | November 8, 2012 |
| Hong Kong: | N/A |
| Taiwan: | N/A |
Websites
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| Japanese: | Minisite |
| English: | Minisite |
Pokémon Dream Radar (Japanese: ポケモンARサーチャー Pokémon AR Searcher) is an application for the Nintendo 3DS.
Gameplay
The player is guided through the game by Professor Burnet. Burnet is studying the Interdream Zone, and needs the player to collect Dream Orbs from it for her research. The player must enter the Interdream Zone and harvest Dream Orbs by using the Beam to destroy Dream Clouds.
There are two types of Dream Clouds: pink and stormy. Pink clouds increase and decrease in size, while stormy clouds glow yellow; they normally break into three Dream Orbs when hit, but can break into four or five Dream Orbs if hit while at their largest or glowing yellow, respectively. Dream Clouds break into fewer orbs when there are fewer Dream Clouds present upon entering the Interdream Zone. Stormy Dream Clouds can contain Pokémon instead of Dream Orbs. After the player has harvested all the Dream Clouds and leaves the Interdream Zone, one will instantly regenerate, while the others regenerate over time at a rate of one cloud every five minutes after the player has harvested them.
If a Dream Cloud breaks into four or five Dream Orbs rather than three, hitting all of those orbs will cause the last orb hit to break into three more; if all three of these orbs are broken, the final orb will split into three more, and so on. Orbs produced in this way do not last as long as orbs produced directly from breaking Dream Clouds. Dream Orbs initially are solely pink, but after capturing Tornadus they alternate between pink and green; after capturing Thundurus yellow is added to this list, and after capturing Landorus orange is too.
Dream Clouds sometimes contain a Pokémon that has been trapped in the Interdream Zone instead of just Dream Orbs. When the player uses the Beam on a Dream Cloud containing a Pokémon, all the other Dream Clouds and Dream Orbs temporarily disappear and the Pokémon takes on the form of a glowing sphere; the kami trio do not appear as glowing orbs but instead in their Therian Forme, as this Forme is as a result of them adapting to the Interdream Zone. This initiates a timed battle with the sphere, in which it attempts to evade the player, and shoot circle projectiles which reduce the time remaining upon impact with the player. In order to capture the Pokémon, the player must continuously hit the center of the sphere with the Beam until the capture bar is full before the time runs out. If the player succeeds, either the Pokémon is captured or it drops an item, and this is added to the game's research data; the research data can then be transferred to a Pokémon Black 2 or White 2 game card inserted in the same Nintendo 3DS system.
Professor Burnet constantly conducts research, and over time will allow the player access to new extensions she has developed.
Extensions
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| Name | Access cost | Unlock | Description |
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| Basic Extension | 0 | Default | A balanced searching device. |
| Retrieval Extension | 100 | This search extension makes it easier to find Pokemon. | |
| Eureka Extension α | 0 | The alpha version of an extension for finding the mystery Pokemon. | |
| Dowsing Extension | 100 | This search extension reacts to Pokemon that are holding something. | |
| Eureka Extension β | 0 | The beta version of an extension for finding the mystery Pokemon. | |
| Eureka Extension γ | 0 | The gamma version of an extension for finding the mystery Pokemon. |
Development Lab
In the Development Lab, the player can purchase Professor Burnet's inventions for Dream Orbs. They either function as upgrades or single-use support items.
Upgrades
All upgrades have five possible levels. Level 1 is unlocked by default, level 2 costs 100 Dream Orbs, level 3 costs 500 Dream Orbs, level 4 costs x00 Dream Orbs, and level 5 costs x00 Dream Orbs.
| Feature name | Upgrade name | Description |
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| Beam | Beam Upgrade | Increases the power of your Beam for catching Pokémon. |
| Energy Pack | Energy Upgrade | Increases the amount of time for catching Pokémon. |
| Visoscope | Scope Upgrade | Increases the number of Dream Clouds that can be found. |
Levels
| Level | Cost | Capture time (Energy Pack) |
Dream Clouds (Visoscope) |
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| Level 1 | Default | 120 | 10 |
| Level 2 | 100 | 150 | 15 |
| Level 3 | 500 | 180 | 20 |
| Level 4 | 1000 | ? | ? |
| Level 5 | 1500 | ? | ? |
Support items
These items only work once, but multiple of each can be owned at a time.
| Name | Cost | Description |
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| Vortex Charge | 100 | Holds Pokémon in place to make them easy to catch. |
| Dragnet Charge | 50 | Slows down a Pokémon's movements temporarily. |
| Energy Recharge | 50 | Restores the energy spent while catching Pokémon. |
Obtainable Pokémon
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Each Pokémon has its Hidden Ability, with the exception of Rotom, which does not have a Hidden Ability at all. The level of Pokémon obtained from this game depends on the number of Badges obtained in the game they are transferred to, starting at level 5 and gaining 5 levels for each Badge owned up to level 40.
Encountered as glowing sphere
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 Swablu |
 Drifloon |
 Riolu |
 Munna |
 Sigilyph |
| Available after catching Tornadus | ||||
 Igglybuff |
 Shuckle |
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| Available after catching Thundurus | ||||
 Staryu |
 Porygon |
 Ralts |
 Bronzor |
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| Available after catching Landorus | ||||
 Togepi |
 Smoochum |
 Spiritomb |
 Rotom |
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| Available using Special Extensions (unlocked via button combination) | ||||
 Slowpoke ↑ ↓ → ← Y R L |
 Hoothoot R L Y X ← → Y X |
 Beldum ↑ → ↓ ← X R L |
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| Generation IV Game Card inserted * | ||||
 DialgaD Temporal Extension |
 PalkiaP Spatial Extension |
 GiratinaPt Renegade Extension |
 Ho-OhHG Rainbow Extension |
 LugiaSS Diving Extension |
Encountered freely flying
| Available using Eureka Extensions | ||
 Tornadus |
 Thundurus |
 Landorus |
Obtainable items
| Available from start of game | ||||||
 Red Shard |
 Blue Shard |
 Yellow Shard |
 Green Shard |
 PP Up |
 Leppa Berry |
 Revive |
| Available after catching Tornadus | ||||||
 Max Revive |
 Sun Stone |
 Moon Stone |
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| Available after catching Thundurus | ||||||
 Fire Stone |
 Water Stone |
File:Bag Thunderstone Sprite.png Thunderstone |
 Leaf Stone |
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| Available after catching Landorus | ||||||
 Sacred Ash |
 Rare Candy |
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| Available using Simulator α | ||||||
 Star Piece |
 Heart Scale |
PP Up |
Max Revive |
Rare Candy |
 Life Orb |
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| Available using Simulator β | ||||||
Star Piece |
Heart Scale |
Rare Candy |
 Dawn Stone |
 King's Rock |
 Focus Sash |
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| Available using Simulator γ | ||||||
Star Piece |
Heart Scale |
Rare Candy |
Life Orb |
Focus Sash |
 Eviolite |
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Gallery
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Battling Therian Forme Tornadus -
Battling a Pokémon in the form of an Interdream Zone sphere
Trivia
- The Pokémon Dream Radar's release date was the same as Black 2 and White 2's release date in all regions.
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