Colossal Forest

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Colossal Forest (Japanese: きょだいなもり Colossal Forest) is the third zone in Pokémon Battle Trozei, available after clearing Stage 4 of Blade-and-Shield Path.

In all stages, Pokémon appear in the center above columns 3 and 4 unless otherwise noted.

Stage 1

Pokémon on the board include Archen, Blitzle, Grimer, Joltik, and Rufflet.

Upon completion of this level, the player will be able to choose a supporter Pokémon.

Order		Type	HP	Appearance conditions
1	Ducklett	Water	30	None
2	Oshawott	Water	150	None
3	Dewott	Water	200	Oshawott defeated with a combo of 15+
4	Shieldon	Rock	70	Above columns 2 and 3
4	Shieldon	Rock	70	Above columns 4 and 5
5	Cranidos	Rock	200	None
6	Regirock	Rock	600	Boss Above columns 3 to 5

Stage 2

Pokémon on the board include Blitzle, Cubchoo, Tirtouga, Woobat, and Yamask.

Order		Type	HP	Appearance Conditions
1	Darumaka	Fire	40	None
1	Darumaka	Fire	40	None
2	Tepig	Fire	150	None
3	Pignite	Fire	200	Tepig defeated with a combo of 15+
4	Cryogonal	Ice	30	Left side
	Cryogonal	Ice	30	Right side
	Cryogonal	Ice	30	Above columns 3 and 4
5	Mamoswine	Ice	220	None
6	Regice	Ice	600	Boss Above columns 3 to 5

Stage 3

Pokémon on the board include Archen, Gothita, Joltik, Vullaby, and Yamask.

Order		Type	HP	Appearance conditions
1	Maractus	Grass	40	Left side
	Maractus	Grass	40	Right side
	Maractus	Grass	40	Above columns 3 and 4
2	Snivy	Grass	150	None
3	Servine	Grass	200	Snivy defeated with a combo of 15+
4	Bronzor	Steel	100	None
5	Klang	Steel	50	Above columns 2 and 3
5	Klang	Steel	50	Above columns 4 and 5
6	Registeel	Steel	600	Boss Above columns 3 to 5

Stage 4

Pokémon on the board include Darumaka, Klink, Litwick, Swirlix, and Yamask.

Order		Type	HP	Appearance conditions
1	Timburr	Fighting	50	Above columns 2 and 3
1	Timburr	Fighting	50	Above columns 4 and 5
2	Gurdurr	Fighting	200	Defeat either Timburr with a supereffective attack
3	Scraggy	Dark	170	None
4	Scrafty	Dark	200	Scraggy defeated with a single attack
5	Ambipom	Normal	100	Above columns 2 and 3
5	Ambipom	Normal	100	Above columns 4 and 5
6	Regigigas	Normal	650	Boss Above columns 3 to 5

Stage 5

This stage appears after the following conditions are met:

Capture Dewott in Zone 3, Stage 1
Capture Pignite in Zone 3, Stage 2
Capture Servine in Zone 3, Stage 3

Pokémon on the board include Archen, Cubchoo, Darumaka, Helioptile, and Rufflet.

Order		Type	HP	Appearance conditions
1	Emboar	Fire	1,000	None
2	Samurott	Water	1,500	None
3	Serperior	Grass	1,000	Boss

Stage 6

This stage appears after the player obtains an A-rank or S-rank on each of stages 1-4 in Zone 3.

This is a four-Pokémon stage. Pokémon on the board include Minccino, Munchlax, Slakoth, and Zigzagoon. All are Normal-type, making it impossible to 100% this stage until it's possible to bring three Support Pokémon.

Order		Type	HP	Appearance conditions
1	Skitty	Normal	100	Left side
	Skitty	Normal	100	Right side
	Skitty	Normal	100	Above columns 3 and 4
2	Delcatty	Normal	250	Above columns 2 and 3
2	Delcatty	Normal	250	Above columns 4 and 5
3	Eevee	Normal	500	Boss
4	Vaporeon	Water	500	Eevee defeated using a Water-type as final attack
5	Jolteon	Electric	500	Vaporeon defeated using an Electric-type as final attack
6	Flareon	Fire	500	Jolteon defeated using a Fire-type as final attack

Trivia

Stage 5 marks the first time in the game where an opponent in the middle of a stage has more HP than the designated final boss, with Samurott having 1,500 HP to Serperior's 1,000 HP.

Zones in Pokémon Battle Trozei
Renegade Meadow • Blade-and-Shield Path • Colossal Forest Sky-High Ruins • Mysterious Fountain • Pitch-Black Cavern Sacred Plains • Distortion Island • Dragon Hill • Mountain of Order Safari Jungle • Island of Haste • Infinite Ruins

This article is part of both Project Locations and Project Sidegames, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Locations and Sidegames, respectively.