Prasino Woods

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Prasino Woods (Japanese: クローロンウッズ Chlorón Woods) is the 21st area in Pokémon Shuffle, consisting of thirty stages. It follows Nacht Carnival. Prasino Woods first became playable on April 25, 2017, with stages through 580 (Mega Gallade).

It shares its overworld design and music with Jungle Verde. Stages appear in silhouette form in groups of five.

Stages

Stage	Pokémon		Type	HP	Moves	Catchability		EXP	Notes
Stage	Pokémon		Type	HP	Moves	Base	Bonus	EXP	Notes
551		Gastly	Ghost	13125	10	7%	3%	10	3-Pokémon stage Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
552		Tauros	Normal	16100	16	10%	5%	16	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
553		Ponyta	Fire	9187	12	8%	2%	12
554		Shellos	Water	7580	15	9%	2%	15	East Sea
555		Haunter	Ghost	13300	10	7%	8%	10	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
556		Ekans	Poison	47850	8	6%	2%	8	3-Pokémon stage
557		Gengar	Ghost	22443	16	6%	5%	16	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
558		Ralts	Fairy	11200	10	8%	8%	10	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
559		Gastrodon	Ground	26880	15	13%	5%	15	East Sea
560		Arbok	Poison	17640	12	11%	3%	12
561		Pancham	Fighting	11200	10	4%	6%	10	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
562		Mawile	Steel	19600	16	5%	4%	16	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
563		Ducklett	Flying	6207	12	7%	3%	12
564		Kirlia	Fairy	12250	15	10%	6%	15	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
565		Clauncher	Water	12600	10	9%	2%	10
566		Swanna	Flying	23184	20	8%	5%	20
567		Wurmple	Bug	12600	8	2%	2%	8	3-Pokémon stage
568		Pangoro	Fighting	27124	16	5%	8%	16	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
569		Diglett	Ground	9450	10	8%	3%	10
570		Clawitzer	Water	23275	16	12%	4%	16
571		Silcoon	Bug	33062	10	10%	4%	10	3-Pokémon stage
572		Gardevoir	Fairy	20020	12	8%	5%	12	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
573		Poochyena	Dark	10710	10	5%	7%	10	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
574		Ditto	Normal	10080	15	8%	5%	15
575		Gallade	Fighting	23520	16	7%	5%	16	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
576		Glaceon	Ice	17340	10	5%	4%	10	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
577		Miltank	Normal	15200	12	7%	3%	12	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
578		Beautifly	Bug	17008	10	5%	5%	10
579		Mightyena	Dark	15400	10	6%	4%	10	Personalized Skill Boosters may drop if the Pokémon has been caught.
580		Mega Gallade	Fighting	21840	16	N/A	N/A	16	1 Raise Max Level awarded after clearing the stage for the first time.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	クローロンウッズ Chlorón Woods	From Chlorón (Greek for green) and woods
English	Prasino Woods	From Prasino (Latin for green) and woods

Stages in Pokémon Shuffle
Main stages	Puerto Blanco • Sandy Bazaar • Night Festival • Isla Asul • Rainbow Park Galerie Rouge • Sweet Strasse • Silbern Museum • Mt. Vinter • Castle Noapte Jungle Verde • Wacky Workshop • Pedra Valley • Albens Town • Roseus Center Desert Umbra • Violeta Palace • Blau Salon • Graucus Hall • Nacht Carnival Prasino Woods • Zaffiro Coast • Marron Trail

Expert Stages	Expert Stages

Special stages	Daily (Daily Pokémon • One Chance a Day!) Challenge (Great Challenge • Ultra Challenge • UB Challenge • High-Speed Challenge • Special Challenge) Resource event (Meowth's Coin Mania • Skill Booster M Stage! • Tons of Exp. Points) Competitive Stage • Escalation battle • Pokémon Safari

Retired special stages	An Evolving Challenge! • Commemorative Event • Score Challenge • Try 'Em Items Stage

Survival Mode	Survival Mode

24-week event cycle	1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 • 12 13 • 14 • 15 • 16 • 17 • 18 • 19 • 20 • 21 • 22 • 23 • 24

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