Dash set 2 (Ga-Olé)

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The second set in the Pokémon Ga-Olé Dash series was released on September 14, 2017. It features 81 standard disks and 2 secret disks. It is the seventh set overall.

Information

The second set in the Dash series includes a comparatively larger selection of Grade 5 Pokémon than previous sets, among which are Legendary Pokémon Groudon and Kyogre, available from an eponymous course at the launch of the set. Powerful Grade 5 versions of Pikachu and Charizard were also available on another launch course, the Mega Evolution vs Z-Move Course, which also includes a selection of Grade 4 Pokémon either with access to a Z-Move or with the ability to Mega Evolve. While identical in terms of stats, the two Grade 5 Charizard that could be encountered on this course have different Mega Evolutions. Mythical Pokémon Darkrai and Arceus were later available to players in early November on the Arceus Course.

The Alola Region's Friends Course gave players the opportunity to capture Pokémon from older sets, including Solgaleo and Lunala. This course was initially playable from the launch of the set until October 4, 2017, but this period was later extended to November 17, 2017. The Let's Raise Cosmog! Course, introduced later into the set's duration, offered players the opportunity to capture two different versions of Cosmog, which could eventually evolve into new variants of Solgaleo and Lunala, depending on the sun or moon symbol present on the disk. These Solgaleo and Lunala, as well as the Cosmoem that precedes them, could not be obtained on any course.

For the duration of this set, players with Ga-Olé Passes could purchase a Fighting Spirit Drink Set (Japanese: きあいドリンクセット) for 500 Ga-Olé Medals, which would provide a bonus Fighting Spirit Drink at the start of Get by Battle mode on every occasion. Factoring in the Ga-Olé Pass Bonus and a potential Fighting Spirit Drink obtained normally from Item Chance!, the set could give players a starting Fighting Spirit value of 300%. This special item was only active for 8 days inclusive of the day purchased.

Trainer and Battle Mode was available to challenge from November 16, 2017 and provided 5 new opponents for players to battle. The Trainers included 2 new classes, one of which featured the recurring Trainer Eri, now upgraded from her status as Fledgling Idol to a Popular Idol. A female version of the Senior Trainer class introduced in the last set is also featured in the lineup. The new Battle Leader, Regen, could not be challenged until the other 4 Trainers had been defeated. Promotional Kyogre or Groudon disks could be dispensed for an additional ¥100 following a battle with Regen, with 'WINNER' versions available to those who successfully defeated Regen's team.

Salamence and Metagross were added as Support Pokémon from this set. Players registering a Ga-Olé Pass for the first time would automatically receive Salamence as a Support Pokémon as part of the Pokémon Ga-Olé Welcome Campaign.

Course summary

Standard courses
   
Kyogre & Groudon Course
カイオーガ・グラードンコース
Playable at set launch
   
Mega Evolution vs Z-Move Course
メガシンカvsZワザコース
Playable at set launch
     
Let's Begin Ga-Olé! Course
はじめようガオーレ!コース
Playable at set launch
 
Let's Raise Cosmog! Course
そだてようコスモッグ!コース
Playable from November 2, 2017
 
Arceus Course
アルセウスコース
Playable from November 2, 2017
Limited courses
  Available at participating stores as part of the Black Mega Gardevoir Campaign, which ran from June 17 until July 8, 2016
   
Alola Region's Friends Course
アローラちほうのなかまたちコース
Playable at set launch to November 17, 2017
  Available for Pokémon Ga-Olé Members to redeem from September 14, 2017 for 1,000 Member Points
     
Island's Guardian Deity Great Gathering Course
しまのまもりがみだいしゅうけつコース
Playable from September 14, 2017 to February 28, 2018
  Available as an insert in the November 2017 issue of CoroCoro Ichiban!, released on September 21, 2017
     
Kyurem & Blue Friends Course
キュレムとあおきなかまたちコース
Playable from September 21 to December 13, 2017
 
 
Special Turtonator Course
とくべつバクガメスコース
Playable from September 22 to October 15, 2017 on select units
  Available as an insert in issue 55 of Pokémon Fan, released on September 29, 2017
     
Necrozma & Black Friends Course
ネクロズマとくろきなかまたちコース
Playable from September 29 to December 13, 2017
 
 
Halloween Special Course
ハロウィンスペシャルコース
Playable from October 26 to November 9, 2017
 
 
 



Trainer and Battle mode opponents

Uniform Boy Takeru
せいふくボーイのタケル
 
Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆
Turtonator
 
  Flamethrower
   Leech Seed
Toxapex
 
  Poison Jab
   Leech Seed
Gyarados
 
  Water Pulse
   Leech Seed
Metang
 
  Metal Claw
   Leech Seed
Runner Katsumi
ランナーのカツミ
 
Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆
Toucannon
 
  Beak Blast
   Leech Seed
Luxray
 
  Thunder Fang
   Leech Seed
Lycanroc
 
  Stone Edge
   Leech Seed
Lucario
 
  Brick Break
   Leech Seed
Popular Idol Eri
うれっこアイドルのエリ
 
Difficulty: ★★★☆☆
Bewear
 
  Hammer Arm
   Leech Seed
Komala
 
  Slam
   Leech Seed
Gengar
 
  Shadow Ball
   Leech Seed
Gardevoir
 
  Dazzling Gleam
   Leech Seed
Experienced Trainer Aoi
せんぱいトレーナーのアオイ
 
Difficulty: ★★★★☆
Steelix
 
  Iron Tail
   Leech Seed
Snorlax
 
  Giga Impact
   Leech Seed
Solgaleo
 
  Sunsteel Strike
   Leech Seed
Lunala
 
  Moongeist Beam
   Leech Seed
Battle Leader Regen
バトルリーダーのリジェン
 
Difficulty: ★★★★★
Salamence
 
  Dragon Rush
   Leech Seed
Metagross
 
  Meteor Mash
   Leech Seed
Groudon
 
  Earthquake
   Leech Seed
Kyogre
 
  Hydro Pump
   Leech Seed


Set list

Disk No. Name Type Grade
D2-001 Bulbasaur     
D2-002 Ivysaur     
D2-003 Venusaur     
D2-004 Venusaur     
D2-005 Charmander    
D2-006 Charmeleon    
D2-007 Charizard     
D2-008 Charizard     
D2-009 Squirtle    
D2-010 Wartortle    
D2-011 Blastoise    
D2-012 Blastoise    
D2-013 Pikipek     
D2-014 Trumbeak     
D2-015 Toucannon     
D2-016 Drifloon     
D2-017 Drifblim     
D2-018 Drifblim     
D2-019 Litwick     
D2-020 Lampent     
D2-021 Chandelure     
D2-022 Mareanie     
D2-023 Toxapex     
D2-024 Komala    
D2-025 Komala    
D2-026 Dratini    
D2-027 Dragonair    
D2-028 Dragonite     
D2-029 Dragonite     
D2-030 Ralts     
D2-031 Kirlia     
D2-032 Gallade     
D2-033 Gallade     
D2-034 Rockruff    
D2-035 Lycanroc    
D2-036 Lycanroc    
D2-037 Lycanroc    
D2-038 Rockruff    
D2-039 Lycanroc    
D2-040 Lycanroc    
D2-041 Lycanroc    
D2-042 Turtonator     
D2-043 Turtonator     
D2-044 Bagon    
D2-045 Shelgon    
D2-046 Salamence     
D2-047 Salamence     
D2-048 Beldum     
D2-049 Metang     
D2-050 Metagross     
D2-051 Metagross     
D2-052 Ralts     
D2-053 Kirlia     
D2-054 Gardevoir     
D2-055 Gardevoir     
D2-056 Riolu    
D2-057 Lucario     
D2-058 Lucario     
D2-059 Lucario     
D2-060 Gengar     
D2-061 Gengar     
D2-062 Steelix     
D2-063 Steelix     
D2-064 Magikarp    
D2-065 Gyarados     
D2-066 Gyarados     
D2-067 Kyogre    
D2-068 Groudon    
D2-069 Darkrai    
D2-070 Arceus    
D2-071 Pikachu    
D2-072 Charizard     
D2-073 Charizard     
D2-074 Cosmog    
D2-075 Cosmoem    
D2-076 Solgaleo     
D2-077 Solgaleo     
D2-078 Cosmog    
D2-079 Cosmoem    
D2-080 Lunala     
D2-081 Lunala     
D2-015★ Toucannon     
D2-021★ Chandelure     
 



Original series
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Dash series
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Ultra Legend series
Ultra Legend set 1Ultra Legend set 2Ultra Legend set 3
Ultra Legend set 4Ultra Legend set 5
Grand Rush series
Grand Rush set 1Grand Rush set 2Grand Rush set 3
Grand Rush set 4Grand Rush set 5
Promotional
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