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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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In [[Kitakami]], Ogre Oustin' is a special activity passed down as a tradition since long ago, which opens up in the Festival of Masks. Inspired by the story of the [[Loyal Three]] Pokémon's battle against [[Ogerpon (Pokémon)|Ogerpon]], the game uses four different colored balloons resembling each of Ogerpon's masks. | In [[Kitakami]], Ogre Oustin' is a special activity passed down as a tradition since long ago, which opens up in the Festival of Masks. Inspired by the story of the [[Loyal Three]] Pokémon's battle against [[Ogerpon (Pokémon)|Ogerpon]], the game uses four different colored balloons resembling each of Ogerpon's masks. | ||
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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
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While riding {{p|Koraidon}}{{sup/9|S}}/{{p|Miraidon}}{{sup/9|V}}, players collect berries by popping Ogre Balloons and bring them to the Berry Tables for points before the time runs out. A maximum of 30 berries can be collected before disposing them; balloons can still be popped after but no berries will be collected as the pouch is full. Once one of the tables has berries in it, wild Pokémon will begin to appear walking towards the tables to eat the collected berries, which will reduce the score. Players can fend off invading Pokémon by pressing R to roar and scare them away. There are three modes for players to choose from with each one increasing in number of stages and difficulty. | While riding {{p|Koraidon}}{{sup/9|S}}/{{p|Miraidon}}{{sup/9|V}}, players collect berries by popping Ogre Balloons and bring them to the Berry Tables for points before the time runs out. A maximum of 30 berries can be collected before disposing them; balloons can still be popped after but no berries will be collected as the pouch is full. Once one of the tables has berries in it, wild Pokémon will begin to appear walking towards the tables to eat the collected berries, which will reduce the score. Players can fend off invading Pokémon by pressing R to roar and scare them away. There are three modes for players to choose from with each one increasing in number of stages and difficulty. Every mode and each stage has a 120-second timer. | ||
* Easy: 3 stages | * Easy: 3 stages | ||
* Normal: 6 stages | * Normal: 6 stages | ||
* Hard: 10 stages | * Hard: 10 stages | ||
Various maps are available based on areas in Kitakami, though they are randomly selected. The timer will reset between each stage with the required amount of berries increasing. The period between each stage allows players to move around the map to quickly spread out before the timer begins. Pressing Y to return to base, where the Berry Tables are stationed, will not bring back collected berries in the payer's bag and they will be thrown away. | Various maps are available based on areas in Kitakami, though they are randomly selected. The timer will reset between each stage with the required amount of berries increasing. The period between each stage allows players to move around the map to quickly spread out before the timer begins. Pressing Y to immediately return to base, where the Berry Tables are stationed, will not bring back collected berries in the payer's bag and they will be thrown away. | ||
There are four Pokémon that can appear as invaders. [[Skwovet (Pokémon)|Skwovet]] and [[Munchlax (Pokémon)|Munchlax]] appear in lower stages, [[Greedent (Pokémon)|Greedent]] starts appearing in middle stages, while [[Snorlax (Pokémon)|Snorlax]] appears in higher stages and is the fastest between them. Snorlax does not appear in Easy mode. | There are four Pokémon that can appear as invaders. [[Skwovet (Pokémon)|Skwovet]] and [[Munchlax (Pokémon)|Munchlax]] appear in lower stages, [[Greedent (Pokémon)|Greedent]] starts appearing in middle stages, while [[Snorlax (Pokémon)|Snorlax]] appears in higher stages and is the fastest between them. Snorlax does not appear in Easy mode. | ||
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===Mochi=== | ===Mochi=== | ||
{{incomplete|section|needs=Do you get Mochi for completing a round, or by going past a certain point threshold? If so, it's somewhere between 315 and 785.}} | {{incomplete|section|needs=Do you get Mochi for completing a round, or by going past a certain point threshold? If so, it's somewhere between 315 and 785.}} | ||
Any type of stat-increasing Mochi is rewarded to the player after they achieve above 300 points, each able to yield up to 10 of any type. | Any type of stat-increasing Mochi is rewarded to the player after they achieve above 300 points, each able to yield up to 10 of any type. [[Fresh-Start mochi]] is rewarded randomly depending on the difficulty completed; Easy difficulty can give one, while completing Normal and Hard gives a larger amount. | ||
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! class="unsortable" | | ! class="unsortable" | | ||