Pokémon V-Trainer

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Pokémon V-Trainer is an electronic device that allows the player to use Pokémon figurines to battle Gym Leaders, Trainer cartridges, or another person. The initial system comes with a Treecko level 1 Figurine, a Steven battle pack, and the instructions.

V Trainers 2.0

The V-Trainer does not have batteries initially, and requires a screwdriver (to open the battery compartment) and two AAA batteries. When the user first turns it on, the user should press the bottom-right button, then enter a Trainer name, which has a limit of five letters. The user starts off as a level 1 Trainer with unlimited Scratch attacks, and can only select a training battle until the user earns enough points to advance to the next level. There are other expansion packs with a battle pack and two Pokémon. Pokémon figurines come in three levels.

The player starts out with only one attack with unlimited PP: Scratch. The player gets Trainer Points after battles, regardless of the outcome. When the player gets more Trainer Points, more attacks become available.

List of Trainers

This is a list of the Trainers the player can battle using the V-Trainer.

List of Pokémon

This is the list of Pokémon that the player can use to battle.

Icon Pokémon
  Bulbasaur
  Charmander
  Charizard
  Blastoise
  Pikachu
  Raichu
  Alakazam
  Voltorb
  Jolteon
  Flareon
  Dragonite
  Mewtwo
  Chikorita
  Cyndaquil
  Totodile
  Sentret
  Noctowl
  Pichu
  Ampharos
  Espeon
  Umbreon (Prototype, though unknown how it surfaced)
  Misdreavus
  Steelix (Prototype)
  Heracross
  Sneasel
  Teddiursa
  Houndour
  Houndoom
  Phanpy
  Donphan
  Raikou
  Entei (Prototype, though unknown how it surfaced)
  Suicune
  Lugia
  Treecko
  Sceptile
  Torchic
  Blaziken
  Mudkip
  Marshtomp
  Metagross (Had both a prototype and an official version)
  Rayquaza (Prototype)

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