Pokémon Baccer World Cup

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The Pokémon Baccer World Cup (Japanese: ポケモンバッカーワールドカップ Pokémon Baccer World Cup) is a sporting event introduced in Zoroark: Master of Illusions. The most current one was held in Crown City.

Pokémon Baccer World Cup stadium

Rules

Pokémon Baccer is a game played on a circular shaped pitch, which has two slopes (colored red and blue) placed across it. The object of the game is for either of the two teams of three Pokémon to try to knock a spinning-top shaped object into a pyramid that is floating around the stadium. For every goal that is scored, one point is awarded to the team and the highest scoring team when the time runs out wins the match. All of the teams are three stage evolution families which have a member in each evolutionary stage, except the Nimbasa Legends, which, although it was a fraud, were also related to each other as the Legendary beasts.

Known teams

Coronet Fighters

 
The Coronet Fighters fan club

A team that specializes in Magnemite and its evolutions. The team's Pokémon theme and name come from Mt. Coronet, which is where Magneton evolves into Magnezone. Several fans, such as Peg, are seen in the film, and they have a special fight song and logo. In the credits, they play against a team without a known name that features the Shinx evolutionary line.

 
Magnemite
 
Magneton
 
Magnezone


Jubilife Reds

 
The Trainer of the Jubilife Reds

A team that specializes in Elekid and its evolutions. The team's name comes from Jubilife City. In the prologue, they play against the Cianwood Greens.

The Jubilife Reds make a cameo appearance once again playing the Cianwood Greens in Genesect and the Legend Awakened.

 
Elekid
 
Electabuzz
 
Electivire


Cianwood Greens

 
The Trainer of the Cianwood Greens (right)

A team that specializes in Beldum and its evolutions. The team's name comes from Cianwood City. The team's Beldum has developed a special dribbling technique to evade opponents attempting to steal the ball from it. In the prologue, they play against the Jubilife Reds.

The Cianwood Greens make a cameo appearance in Genesect and the Legend Awakened, once again playing against the Jubilife Reds.

 
Beldum
 
Metang
 
Metagross


Nimbasa Legends

 
Grings Kodai in Pokémon Baccer footage

A team that specializes in the Legendary beasts, entered by Grings Kodai. The team's name comes from Nimbasa City. The team was the most popular team due to it containing Legendary Pokémon. However, the Legendary beasts were simply illusions created by Kodai's technology.

 
Entei
 
Raikou
 
Suicune


Unknown team

A team that specializes in Shinx and its evolutions. The team's name was displayed on the scoreboard, but is not legible. In the credits, they play against the Coronet Fighters.

 
Shinx
 
Luxio
 
Luxray

Trivia

In other languages

Language Title
  German Pokémon-Basketbolz
  Italian Mondiali di Calcio-Canestro Pokémon
  Spanish Bálfut Pokémon
  Swedish Mästerskapen i Pokémonfotbasket
Pokémonfotbasketmästerskapet
Pokémon Baccer World Cup*

Coronet Fighters

Language Title
  German Kraterberg-Fighters
  Italian Lottatori del Monte Corona
Spanish   Latin America Luchadores de Coronet
  Spain Luchadores de Corona
  Swedish Coronetkämparna

Jubilife Reds

Language Title
  German Jubelstadt-Reds
  Italian Red di Giubilopoli
Spanish   Latin America Reds de Júbilo
  Spain Rojos de Jubileo
  Swedish Jubilife röda

Cianwood Greens

Language Title
  German Anemonia-Greens
  Italian Green di Fiorlisopoli
Spanish   Latin America Greens de Orquídea
  Spain Verdes de Orquídea
  Swedish Cianwood grön

Nimbasa Legends

Language Title
  German Rayono-Legenden
  Italian Leggende di Sciroccopoli
Spanish   Latin America Leyendas de Nimbasa
  Spain Leyendas de Mayólica
  Swedish Nimbasalegenderna


Movie characters
Human protagonists
AliceAsh Ketchum (M20)AudreyBarazBiancaCallahanCarlitaCoreyDamosDianaDianeEricFergusHarrietJack WalkerJuanita
KarlKathrynKidd SummersKimiaKokoLisaLizabethLorenzoMannesMarenMargoMelodyMerayNeeshaNewton Graceland
Professor LundRafeRaleighRebeccaRisaRowenaSamSheenaSidSir AaronSorrelTonioTorenTory LundTowaVerityYuko
Human antagonists
AlvaAnnieArgus SteelButlerCherieCrossDamonDoctor ZedGalenGooneGrings KodaiIron-Masked MarauderLawrence IIILeviMarcus
MerilynMillis SteelMolly HaleOakleyPokémon huntersPokémon poacherRiotThe PhantomZero
Pokémon
ArceusArticunoCarbinkCelebi (M04)Celebi (M13)CobalionDadaDarkraiDeoxysDialgaDiancieEntei (M03)Entei (M13)GenesectGiratina
Ho-OhHoopaJirachiKeldeoKyuremLatiasLatiosLucarioLugiaMagearnaManaphyMarshadowMew (M01)Mew (M08)Mewtwo (M01)
Mewtwo (M16)MoltresPalkiaPikachu (M20)PikachutwoRaikouRayquazaRegiceRegirockRegisteelReshiramShayminSlowking
Spiky-eared PichuSuicune (M04)Suicune (M13)TerrakionUnownVictiniVirizionVolcanionXerneasYveltalZapdosZekrom
ZeraoraZoroarkZorua
Others
AliciaAllegraAstridBanksBaron AlbertoBlock BotBogieBonjiCarolChrom MolybdenumCTV news crewDabuDavidDionaDonuke
Dr. FujiDundeeFlamelFreddyGabuGhrisGlacineGodeyGurūHeroes of Truth and IdealsHoytInfiJasonJennyJoeJudy
KaiKakoKanataKatoKellieKevinKikoKing of the People of the ValeKyleLaylaLeekuLucianneLuisLuisaMakoMalin
ManukeMarcus's soldiersMauryMayor OliverMeredithMeta GroudonMewtwo's creatorsMiaMilesMimiMirandaMisakiMoose
Mother and daughterMr. WhiteNevaNikolaOld Man DomŌyamaPegPeople of the WaterPhossa MolybdenumPokémon Baccer teams
Queen IleneQueen RinRavineRaymondRickRossSchuylerSharonShepShunSpencer HaleSylvanTakaTammyTanner
TappTatsukiThe Marina GroupTobiasTownesUschiZabu


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