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'''Petit Cup''' (Japanese: '''ファンシーカップ''' ''Fancy Cup'') is an intermediate-level [[Stadium Cup]] in {{eng|Pokémon Stadium}}. It first appeared as a Cup in {{game|Yellow}}'s Colosseum 2.
'''Petit Cup''' (Japanese: '''ファンシーカップ''' ''Fancy Cup'') is an intermediate-level [[Stadium Cup]] in {{eng|Pokémon Stadium}}. It first appeared as a Cup in {{game|Yellow}}'s Colosseum 2.


The restrictions include a [[level]] restriction, where the Pokémon can be only between level 25 and 30, with a combined total on the three-Pokémon battle team of no more than 80. No Pokémon that can not be obtained before or between these levels are allowed either, and {{p|Mew}} is also restricted. [[Evolution|Evolved]] Pokémon are disallowed as well. There is also a height and weight restriction, as Pokémon must be [[List of Pokémon by height|shorter]] than 6'8" (2m) and [[List of Pokémon by weight|lighter]] than 44 lbs (20 kg) to compete. With these restrictions, only 45 Pokémon are able to be used in the Petit Cup.
The restrictions include a [[level]] restriction, where the Pokémon can be only between level 25 and 30, with a combined total on the three-Pokémon battle team of no more than 80. [[Evolution|Evolved]] Pokémon are not allowed either, and {{p|Mew}} is disallowed as well. There is also a height and weight restriction, as Pokémon must be [[List of Pokémon by height|shorter]] than 6'8" (2m) and [[List of Pokémon by weight|lighter]] than 44 lbs (20 kg) to compete. With these restrictions, only 45 Pokémon are able to be used in the Petit Cup.


In the [[Generation IV]] handheld games, there is a nearly identical cup called the [[Fancy Cup]].
In the [[Generation IV]] handheld games, there is a nearly identical cup called the [[Fancy Cup]].
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==Rental Pokémon==
==Rental Pokémon==
{{main|List of Petit Cup Rental Pokémon in Pokémon Stadium}}
{{main|List of Petit Cup Rental Pokémon in Pokémon Stadium}}
All eligible Pokémon species can be rented.


==Trainers==
==Trainers==

Revision as of 06:49, 11 May 2015

Petit Cup (Japanese: ファンシーカップ Fancy Cup) is an intermediate-level Stadium Cup in Pokémon Stadium. It first appeared as a Cup in Pokémon Yellow's Colosseum 2.

The restrictions include a level restriction, where the Pokémon can be only between level 25 and 30, with a combined total on the three-Pokémon battle team of no more than 80. Evolved Pokémon are not allowed either, and Mew is disallowed as well. There is also a height and weight restriction, as Pokémon must be shorter than 6'8" (2m) and lighter than 44 lbs (20 kg) to compete. With these restrictions, only 45 Pokémon are able to be used in the Petit Cup.

In the Generation IV handheld games, there is a nearly identical cup called the Fancy Cup.

Rules

Petit Cup
Rules
Level Limit? 25-30
Total Level? 80
Sleep Clause? Yes
Freeze Clause? Yes
Species Clause? Yes
Self-KO Clause?100 Yes
Event Clause? Yes
Time Limit? No

Rental Pokémon

Main article: List of Petit Cup Rental Pokémon in Pokémon Stadium

All eligible Pokémon species can be rented.

Trainers

Round 1

Battle 1



Battle 2



Battle 3



Battle 4



Battle 5



Battle 6



Semifinal



Final



Round 2

Battle 1



Battle 2



Battle 3



Battle 4



Battle 5



Battle 6



Semifinal



Final



Trivia

  • The name of this cup is based on the French word petit, meaning "small".

In other languages

Language Title
French P'tite Coupe
German Mini-Cup
Italian Mini-Coppa
Spanish Mini Copa


Features of the Stadium series
Stadium Cups: Pika CupPetit CupPoké CupPrime Cup
Nintendo Cup '97Nintendo Cup '98Nintendo Cup '99
Little CupChallenge Cup
Modes: Stadium ModeBattle Mode
Other: Gym Leader CastleWhite City
Earl's Pokémon AcademyGame Boy TowerKids Club
Mobile StadiumMystery GiftPokémon LabVictory Palace


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