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** In the sequel, the first battle with Cobalion and the beginning battle with Zekrom.
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** In the sequel, the first battle with Cobalion and the Cobalion. The beginning battle with Zekrom.Zekrom double subverts that - it's very hard at that point of game, but if you're good, you can win. The stage collapses anyway.
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The third game in the series, ''Pokémon Rumble [[WiiU U]]'' will be released in Japan in Spring 2013. It will have 4-player and all 649 Pokémon.
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The third game in the series, ''Pokémon Rumble [[WiiU U]]'' will be released available for download in Japan in Spring 2013. on April 24. It will have 4-player all Pokémon from the first five generations, 4-player, and all 649 Pokémon.near-field communication, allowing interaction with separately purchased figures (Compare ''VideoGame/{{Skylanders}}'').
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* FinalBoss: Mewtwo in the first game appears in both Normal and EX modes as the final boss, while Dark Rust is the final boss of the second game, though in the EX Battle Royal and the EX Team Battle modes, beating the 5 EX levels will open up the [[spoiler: last EX levels]] on each side, where the boss fights are Mewtwo and [[spoiler: Arceus]] respectively.
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The third game in the series, ''Pokémon Rumble [[WiiU U]]'' will be released in Japan in Spring 2013. It will have 4-player and all 649 Pokémon.
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The game has a sequel, ''Pokémon Rumble Blast'' (''Super Pokémon Rumble'' in Europe) on 3DS featuring all then-available Pokémon[[note]]Keldeo, Meloetta, and Genesect are excluded[[/note]] and new game modes.
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The game has a sequel, ''Pokémon Rumble Blast'' (''Super Pokémon Rumble'' in Europe) on 3DS the Nintendo3DS featuring all then-available Pokémon[[note]]Keldeo, Meloetta, and Genesect are excluded[[/note]] and new game modes.
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''Pokémon Rumble'' is an action adventure ''{{Pokemon}}'' video game for WiiWare, featuring real-time battling, similar to that of ''VideoGame/SmashTV''.
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''Pokémon Rumble'' is an action adventure ''{{Pokemon}}'' ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' video game for WiiWare, featuring real-time battling, similar to that of ''VideoGame/SmashTV''.
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* BrokenAesop: The typical Pokemon moral is that you should love and take care of your Pokemon, not just abandoning Mons once they're weak and trading up for stronger Mons. Rumble Blast pretty much requires you to abandon your weaker Mons and trade up for stronger Mons in order to pass, treating your Pokemon as tools.
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* BrokenAesop: The typical Pokemon Pokémon moral is that you should love and take care of your Pokemon, Pokémon, not just abandoning Mons once they're weak and trading up for stronger Mons. Rumble Blast pretty much requires you to abandon your weaker Mons and trade up for stronger Mons in order to pass, treating your Pokemon Pokémon as tools.
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** In ''Blast'', your starting pokemon are a pitifully weak Pikachu and ''slightly'' less weak versions of the Gen V starters and Victini. The first boss? ''Zekrom''. Three guesses as to how well that turns out.
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* CutAndPasteEnvironments: Each rank is simply the same 7 stages with stronger Pokemon. The sequel has unique stages, but only about 10-15 themes.
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* MythologyGag: The game was developed by Ambrella, the same company that made HeyYouPikachu. All five of us who played HYP will recognise the terminal music as a remix of the Viridian Forest Edge theme. The sequel features most of the first game's music and some sound effects from HeyYouPikachu.
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* MythologyGag: The game was developed by Ambrella, the same company that made HeyYouPikachu. All five of us who VideoGame/HeyYouPikachu. Anybody that's played HYP will recognise the terminal music as a remix of the Viridian Forest Edge theme. The sequel features most of the first game's music and some sound effects from HeyYouPikachu.''Hey You, Pikachu!''.
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* WindUpKey: It functions as the life source for Toy Pokemon.
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The game has a sequel, ''Pokémon Rumble Blast'' (''Super Pokémon Rumble'' in Europe) on 3DS featuring all then-available Pokémon[[hottip:*:Keldeo, Meloetta, and Genesect are excluded.]] and new game modes.
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''Pokémon Rumble'' is an action adventure ''{{Pokemon}}'' video game for WiiWare, featuring real-time battling, similar to that of ''SmashTV''.
''VideoGame/SmashTV''.
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* BossInMookClothing: Kricketot, oh god, Kricketot. It uses Bide, which gives it a status effect where any damage you deal to it is automatically dealt back to you. Using a powerful attack usually does about 800-1200 damage to the little critter. The average HP of a Pokémon in this game is 600-800. Long story short, if you attack Kricketot while Bide is in effect, you ''WILL'' die.
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* BossInMookClothing: Kricketot, oh god, God, Kricketot. It uses Bide, which gives it a status effect where any damage you deal to it is automatically dealt back to you. Using a powerful attack usually does about 800-1200 damage to the little critter. The average HP of a Pokémon in this game is 600-800. Long story short, if you attack Kricketot while Bide is in effect, you ''WILL'' die.
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The game has a sequel, ''Pokémon Rumble Blast'' (''Super Pokémon Rumble'' in Europe) on 3DS featuring all currently available then-available Pokémon[[hottip:*:Keldeo, Meloetta, and Genesect are excluded.]] and new game modes.
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* PoorCommunicationKills[=/=]WeCouldHaveAllAvoidedThis: [[spoiler:A ''lot'' of bad stuff in ''Blast'' could have been avoided if Cobalion and Krookodile had ''explained'' that the Glowdrops were needed to stop the BigBad...]]
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* PoorCommunicationKills[=/=]WeCouldHaveAllAvoidedThis: PoorCommunicationKills[=/=]CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: [[spoiler:A ''lot'' of bad stuff in ''Blast'' could have been avoided if Cobalion and Krookodile had ''explained'' that the Glowdrops were needed to stop the BigBad...]]
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* PoorCommunicationKills/WeCouldHaveAllAvoidedThis: [[spoiler:A ''lot'' of bad stuff in ''Blast'' could have been avoided if Cobalion and Krookodile had ''explained'' that the Glowdrops were needed to stop the BigBad...]]
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* ThatOneBoss: Staraptor in ''Blast'' for sheer speed.
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** Perhaps that is the reason that it's supposed to be toys, rather than actual Pokémon, doing the battling.
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* TheTurretMaster: Using Cloyster or Omastar with Spike Cannon turns them ''into'' a turret.
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* TheTurretMaster: Using Cloyster or Omastar Anything with Spike Cannon turns them ''into'' a turret.turret. Especially true in ''Blast'', where certain Skills can make so you clear out entire areas in ''seconds''.
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* BrokenAesop: The typical Pokemon moral is that you should love and take care of your Pokemon, not just abandoning Mons once they're weak and trading up for stronger Mons. Rumble Blast pretty much requires you to abandon your weaker Mons and trade up for stronger Mons in order to pass, treating your Pokemon as tools.
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** Any time you fight a Legendary Pokemon. Pokemon.
** In the sequel: Both EX-5 battles. Especially the Team Battle. Better hope you can scrounge up enough money for World Rank 8 or 9, because that's what it will take to even hope to defeat Reshiram or Zekrom. It is such an intense difficulty spike after EX-4, you'd think it'd be the last level since the credits will even roll after beating both, but no. Have fun in EX-6.
** In the sequel: Both EX-5 battles. Especially the Team Battle. Better hope you can scrounge up enough money for World Rank 8 or 9, because that's what it will take to even hope to defeat Reshiram or Zekrom. It is such an intense difficulty spike after EX-4, you'd think it'd be the last level since the credits will even roll after beating both, but no. Have fun in EX-6.
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* GottaCatchThemAll: It's a Pokémon Game. One of the machines in the towns keeps track of all the Pokémon you have seen, lighting up the images when you actually obtain each one.
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* ThatOneBoss: Staraptor in ''Blast'' for sheer speed.
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**The sequel also has many early bosses show up in the later stages. Some get to be mooks in their final evolution's boss battle.
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* {{Acrofatic}}: Snorlax with Body Slam. The attack causes the user to jump high into the air and land a few paces ahead.
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* {{Acrofatic}}: Snorlax with Body Slam. The attack causes the user to jump high into the air and land a few paces ahead. Similarly, Pignite/Emboar with Heat Crash, which uses the same animation.
** Healing moves in the sequel, due to the low amounts healed per move.
* BlackAndGreyMorality: While Dark Rust is purely evil and the BigBad, Cobalion steals the Glowdrops, and the Pawniard accused of doing so is portrayed as a villain (until he's proved innocent, of course).
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* BlackAndGreyMorality: While Dark Rust is purely evil and the BigBad, Cobalion steals the Glowdrops, and the Pawniard accused of doing so is portrayed as a villain (until he's proved innocent, of course).
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:When fighting Dark Rust in the sequel, Cobalion sacrifices its WindUpKey to prevent Dark Rust from healing, making it beatable.]]
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:When fighting Dark Rust in the sequel, Cobalion sacrifices its WindUpKey to prevent Dark Rust from healing, making it beatable. This allows you to get Cobalion post-game, if you're lucky.]]
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** It's important to note that, even if you do a good job in fighting Zekrom, you automatically lose thanks to [[spoiler:Dark Rust crashing the party]].
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* BigBad: [[spoiler: Dark Rust]] in the sequel.
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* CoolKey: The various designs of the [[WindUpKey Wonder Keys]].
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* CoolKey: The various designs of the [[WindUpKey Wonder Keys]]. One is even called "Cool Key"!
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* AttackAttackAttack: The enemy's approach to *killing you. This is also the best way to beat bosses, since their guards die when you defeat the boss.
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* ConservationOfNinjutsu: Whether a Pokémon can be killed quickly or not depends not on which 'mon it is, but rather whether how many of them they are.
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* HeroicSacrifice: When [[spoiler:When fighting Dark Rust in the sequel, Cobalion sacrifices it's WindUpKey to prevent Dark Rust from healing, making it beatable.]]
