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|japanese_name=ウォーターコロシアム | |japanese_name=ウォーターコロシアム | ||
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'''Waterfall Colosseum''' (Japanese: '''ウォーターコロシアム''' ''Water Colosseum'') is the third Colosseum in {{g|Battle Revolution}}. The battle theme is Team Battles. The Colosseum leader is [[Colosseum Leader]] {{OBP|Marina|Battle Revolution}}. Like most other Colosseums, there are 7 battles in all. | '''Waterfall Colosseum''' (Japanese: '''ウォーターコロシアム''' ''Water Colosseum'') is the third Colosseum in {{g|Battle Revolution}}. The battle theme is Team Battles. The Colosseum leader is [[Colosseum Leader]] {{OBP|Marina|Battle Revolution}}. Like most other Colosseums, there are 7 battles in all. | ||
Waterfall | Waterfall Colosseum is located at the Pokétopia Ancient Falls, surrounded by mountains, trees, the sea, and waterfalls. The gutter's circling the floor are also filled. | ||
The battle theme, Team Battle makes the player pick five out of six party members, and individually faces them off in one-on-one elimination battles against the opponent's 5 Pokémon. Players are not allowed to switch Pokémon. Knocking out the opponent's Pokémon gets the player a star and an O appears next to the player's Pokémon. The inverse is true: if the opponent's Pokémon beats the player, they get a star and an O, and the player's Pokémon gets an X. Then the second Pokémon the player picked goes up against the opponent's second Pokémon. The minimum amount of battles is 3: the first {{pkmn|Trainer}} to get 3 victories/stars (out of five possible battles) wins. | The battle theme, Team Battle makes the player pick five out of six party members, and individually faces them off in one-on-one elimination battles against the opponent's 5 Pokémon. Players are not allowed to switch Pokémon. Knocking out the opponent's Pokémon gets the player a star and an O appears next to the player's Pokémon. The inverse is true: if the opponent's Pokémon beats the player, they get a star and an O, and the player's Pokémon gets an X. Then the second Pokémon the player picked goes up against the opponent's second Pokémon. The minimum amount of battles is 3: the first {{pkmn|Trainer}} to get 3 victories/stars (out of five possible battles) wins. | ||