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[[File:Puzzle Village.png|thumb|200px|Puzzle Village]] | [[File:Puzzle Village.png|thumb|200px|Puzzle Village]] | ||
'''Puzzle Village''' is the setting of [[Pokémon Puzzle League]]. When {{Ash}} receives a phone call from [[Professor Oak]], telling him he'd been selected as a challenger of the Puzzle League Tournament, he and {{AP|Pikachu}} race to | '''Puzzle Village''' is the setting of [[Pokémon Puzzle League]]. When {{Ash}} receives a phone call from [[Professor Oak]], telling him he'd been selected as a challenger of the Puzzle League Tournament, he and {{AP|Pikachu}} race to the village. It has nine locations: Puzzle University, Pokémon Center, Marathon, 2P Stadium, 1P Stadium, Prof. Oak's Labs, Spa Service, Time Zone, and Mimic Mansion. | ||
==Locations in Puzzle Village== | ==Locations in Puzzle Village== | ||
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===Pokémon Center=== | ===Pokémon Center=== | ||
Run by [[Nurse Joy]], the Pokémon Center is the "extras" menu. Here, the player can view records, character profiles, and change game and sound settings | Run by [[Nurse Joy]], the Pokémon Center is the "extras" menu. Here, the player can view records, character profiles, and change game and sound settings - for example, one game setting is the ability to set the style of the blocks to be either [[gym badge|gym badges]] or little colored shapes that make faces when defeated or cleared. Choosing the latter also causes opponents to speak whenever they make a combo or chain. | ||
The records menu gives the battle records of each player as they have played the game. The profiles menu allows the player to select a character and see their artwork and their Pokémon as seen in the game. | The records menu gives the battle records of each player as they have played the game. The profiles menu allows the player to select a character and see their artwork and their Pokémon as seen in the game. | ||
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===Spa Service=== | ===Spa Service=== | ||
This is the battle with {{TRT}}. Posing as a spa service, they steal the player's {{p|Squirtle}} and {{p|Bulbasaur}}. The player then chases them through six stages. to advance to the next stage, the player must defeat them five times on the current stage by getting all | This is the battle with {{TRT}}. Posing as a spa service, they steal the player's {{p|Squirtle}} and {{p|Bulbasaur}}. The player then chases them through six stages. In order to advance to the next stage, the player must defeat them five times on the current stage by getting all blocks below a clear line, just as in Spa Service for two players. However, if any blocks touch the top of the field, the player must start over that particular match. | ||
Right after the third round, [[Butch]] and [[Cassidy]], otherwise known as Team Rocket 2, make an appearance. The player is given only one shot to beat them. The screen moves much faster and the goal is to halt the blocks' movement long enough to completely deplete the time meter on the left-hand side of the screen. Once the meter is depleted, the game halts and the player moves to Round 4. If the player loses, no other chances are given and Round 4 commences anyway. | |||
For Rounds 4-6, the field changes to 3D. The rules are the same, and, after Round 6, the player faces Giovanni. Unlike Butch and Cassidy, the player can face Giovanni over and over. The rules for Giovanni are the same as for Butch and Cassidy: deplete the meter on the side of the screen. | For Rounds 4-6, the field changes to 3D. The rules are the same, and, after Round 6, the player faces Giovanni. Unlike Butch and Cassidy, the player can face Giovanni over and over. The rules for Giovanni are the same as for Butch and Cassidy: deplete the meter on the side of the screen. | ||