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[[File:Wonder Key.png|thumb|right|A Regular Wonder Key | [[File:Wonder Key.png|thumb|right|A Regular Wonder Key]] | ||
The '''Wonder Key''' (Japanese: '''ふしぎなネジ''' ''Mysterious Screw'') is an item that appears in both [[Pokémon Rumble]] and its sequel, [[Pokémon Rumble Blast]]. | The '''Wonder Key''' (Japanese: '''ふしぎなネジ''' ''Mysterious Screw'') is an item that appears in both [[Pokémon Rumble]] and its sequel, [[Pokémon Rumble Blast]]. | ||
==In the games== | ==In the games== | ||
In the Pokémon Rumble series, Wonder Keys are keys that bring [[Toy Pokémon]] to life. The player has | In the Pokémon Rumble series, Wonder Keys are keys that bring [[Toy Pokémon]] to life. The player has three Wonder Keys in a course. If the player's Pokémon faints, he or she will lose a Wonder Key. However, if the player switches a Pokémon that has not fainted, the player does not lose a Wonder Key. Also, if playing multiplayer mode, the players have Wonder Keys between them. When either player loses a Pokémon, they lose a Wonder Key, and will fail if they lose all three keys. | ||
==Types of Wonder Keys== | ==Types of Wonder Keys== | ||
*'''Regular key'''; This is the key which the player starts with. It switches [[Toy Pokémon]] slightly slower than the Cool Key, Temple Key and the Hero's Key. | *'''Regular key'''; This is the key which the player starts with. It switches [[Toy Pokémon]] slightly slower than the Cool Key, Temple Key and the Hero's Key. | ||
*'''Cool Key'''; A key which the player receives as a prize after completing both stages of the [[Battle Royale]] of the [[Challenger's Ground]]. It switches out Toy Pokémon slightly faster. | *'''Cool Key'''; A key which the player receives as a prize after completing both stages of the [[Battle Royale]] of the [[Challenger's Ground]]. It switches out Toy Pokémon slightly faster. | ||
*'''Bent Key'''; The Cool Key when it is bent by {{p|Cobalion}}. It switches | *'''Bent Key'''; The Cool Key when it is bent by {{p|Cobalion}}. It switches three times slower. | ||
*'''Temple Key'''; A substitute for the Bent key. It is received after beating the Temple Of Keys Battle Royale. It is a gold version of the Cool Key. | *'''Temple Key'''; A substitute for the Bent key. It is received after beating the Temple Of Keys Battle Royale. It is a gold version of the Cool Key. | ||
*'''Hero's Key'''; A key which is elegantly decorated in a "Royal" fashion. It is received after completing Battle Royale EX-6. | *'''Hero's Key'''; A key which is elegantly decorated in a "Royal" fashion. It is received after completing Battle Royale EX-6. | ||
* Also, Team Battle Bosses are Powered up by an Evil" looking key, the true {{p|Cobalion}} is powered up by a special Key, and all area bosses are powered up by a key slightly different than the player's key. | * Also, Team Battle Bosses are Powered up by an Evil" looking key, the true {{p|Cobalion}} is powered up by a special Key, and all area bosses are powered up by a key slightly different than the player's key. | ||
*'''[[Dark Rust]]'''; A living Wonder Key consumed by rust, and the main antagonist of Pokémon Rumble Blast. It is not used to wind anything up, however it does take full control over [[Rusty Pokémon]]. | *'''[[Dark Rust]]'''; A living Wonder Key consumed by rust, and the main antagonist of Pokémon Rumble Blast. It is not used to wind anything up, however it does take full control over [[Rusty Pokémon]]. | ||
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