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==￥—Down Yen-Mark Stream==
==￥—Down Yen-Mark Stream==
==:—Sunset Colon Highway==
==:—Sunset Colon Highway==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=normal
|name=Sunset Colon Highway
|jname=yuuyakeKORONkaidou
|jtrans=Sunset Colon Highway
|maintype={{t|Normal}}
}}
'''Sunset Colon Highway''' (Japanese: '''yuuyakeKORONkaidou''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located in the Yellow Area, on the : key. It is a forest highway illuminated by the distant yellow glow of a sunset, available after ???.
Due to the low light, the Pokémon in this course first appear shadowed, until they are close enough to see properly. At the end of the course waits Cobalion, who can be fought at Levels 50, 70 and 100. It attacks and defends using a ring of metal spheres.
===Medals===
Bronze: Aim for 1500 points!
Silver: Aim for 10000 points!
Gold: Aim for 20000 points!
==/—Slash Tower==
==/—Slash Tower==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=normal
|name=Slash Tower
|jname=SURASSHUTAWA-
|jtrans=Slash Tower
|maintype={{t|Normal}}
}}
'''Slash Tower''' (Japanese: '''SURASSHUTAWA-''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located in the Purple Area, on the / key. It is a spiralling castle tower where Pokémon appear in pairs to block the path, available after ???.
The pairs of Pokémon that appear in this course always arrange themselves so as to have a repeated letter crossing their name boundary, for example Mariru and Ruriri or Ratta and Tamatama, and their names must be typed as a pair, and are accepted with or without a space between them.
===Medals===
Bronze: Aim for 1500 points!
Silver: Aim for 10000 points!
Gold: Aim for 20000 points!
==\—Backslash Void==
==\—Backslash Void==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Deoxys
|name=Backslash Void
|jname=BAKKUSURASSHUkuukan
|jtrans=Backslash Void
|maintype={{t|Psychic}}
}}
'''Backslash Void''' (Japanese: '''BAKKUSURASSHUkuukan''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located in the Purple Area, on the \ key. It is a crumbling paved path suspended in a multicoloured void, available after ???.
It contains nothing but Psychic-type Pokémon, which if their names are mistyped even once, they teleport away. By collecting six coins scattered around the course spelling Beeheeyem's name, at the end of the course a Beeheeyem will appear.
===Medals===
Bronze: Aim for 5000 points!
Silver: Gather the Special Coins and investigate the rare Pokémon!
Gold: Investigate Beeheeyem and get more than 300000 points!
==↑—Great Paradise==
==↑—Great Paradise==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=pink
|name=Great Paradise
|jname=GURE-TOPARADAISU
|jtrans=Great Paradise
|maintype={{t|Normal}}
}}
'''Great Paradise''' (Japanese: '''GURE-TOPARADAISU''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located in the Purple Area, on the ↑ key. It is a dreamlike bouncy cloudtop forest held up by balloons, available after ???.
At the end of the course, Viridion, who can be fought at Levels 50, 70 and 100. It attacks with several leaf-based attacks, and at higher levels attacks with more leaves.
===Medals===
Bronze: Investigate the Pokémon that appears at the end of the course!
Silver: Investigate the Level 70 Viridion!
Gold: Investigate the Level 100 Viridion!
==←—Left-side Meteor Shower==
==←—Left-side Meteor Shower==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Deoxys
|name=Left-side Draco Meteor
|jname=hidariryuuseigun
|jtrans=Left-side Meteor Shower
|maintype={{t|Normal}}
}}
'''Left-side Meteor Shower''' (Japanese: '''hidariryuuseigun''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located in the Purple Area, on the ← key. It is a road reaching through space made out of rainbows where shooting stars fall, available after ???.
By typing the letters on each star to split them, they then turn into three smaller stars which also must be destroyed, else the Pokémon currently on-screen will be frightened and escape.
===Medals===
Bronze: Investigate 6 Pokémon!
Silver: Investigate 10 Pokémon!
Gold: ???
==Trivia==
It greatly resembles the Rainbow Road tracks present in the Mario Kart series of games.
==↓—Deep Dark Sea==
==↓—Deep Dark Sea==
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|colorscheme=Water
|name=Deep Dark Sea
|jname=kurayamishinkai
|jtrans=Deep Dark Sea
|maintype={{t|Water}}
}}
'''Deep Dark Sea''' (Japanese: '''kurayamishinkai''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located in the Purple Area, on the ↓ key. It is a dark ocean floor where many fossil Pokémon live, available after ???.
Due to the depth, Chinchou or Lanturn must continually be investigated to act as light sources, or when the light runs out, the course will end. After ???, at the end of the course a Manaphy may appear, and if investigated, Kyogre attacks the player, thinking they are pirates.
===Medals===
Bronze: Investigate 12 Pokémon!
Silver: Investigate the extremely rare Pokémon that lives on the ocean floor!
Gold: Aim for 75000 points!
==→—Planet Temple==
==→—Planet Temple==
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==2—Rainbow Railcar==
==2—Rainbow Railcar==
==3—Sun Sun Sunshine==
==3—Sun Sun Sunshine==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Fire
|name=Sun Sun Sunshine
|jname=3ban SANSANSANSHAIN
|jtrans=Sun Sun Sunshine
|maintype={{t|Fire}}
}}
'''Sun Sun Sunshine''' (Japanese: '''3ban SANSANSANSHAIN''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the 3 key. It is a desert where the weather is controlled the appearances by Solrock, available after ???. By investigating a Solrock, the weather will become sunny, but by mistyping a Solrock, the weather will become cloudy.
===Medals===
Bronze: Investigate Solrock!
Silver: Investigate Castform's Sun form!
Gold: Investigate Castform's Sun form and aim for 200000 points!
==4—Shiritori Station==
==4—Shiritori Station==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Grass
|name=Shiritori Station
|jname=4ban shiritoriSUTE-SHON
|jtrans=Shiritori Station
|maintype={{t|Normal}}
}}
'''Shiritori Station''' (Japanese: '''4ban shiritoriSUTE-SHON''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the 4 key. In it, a train runs along tracks spanning chasms and past many stations, in a field of Gracidea Flowers. When arriving at a crossroad, two Pokémon will appear, and the train's next destination is chosen depending on which you investigate, in accordance with the rules of Shiritori. In this way, if you investigate a Pokémon whose name ends in n, the train comes to a blockade and the course will end. It is available after ???.
If the letter on every Gracidea Flower passed is successfully typed, when Shaymin is reached, Gracidea Flower petals will blow past it, transforming it into the Sky Forme.
===Medals===
Bronze: Complete the Shiritori!
Silver: Investigate Shaymin's Sky Forme!
Gold: Get a consecutive chain of 10 and investigate Shaymin's Sky Forme!
==5—Golden Road==
==5—Golden Road==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Normal
|name=Golden Road
|jname=5ban GO-RUDENRO-DO
|jtrans=Golden Road
|maintype={{t|Normal}}
}}
'''Golden Road''' (Japanese: '''5ban GO-RUDENRO-DO''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the 5 key. It is available after ????. It is a road made out of gold where jewels are often found and is visited by catlike Pokémon, among others.
===Medals===
Bronze: Can you collect five jewels?
Silver: Investigate 7 Pokémon and don't let a single jewel be taken!
Gold: Get 30000 points and don't let a single jewel be taken!
==6—Rock Mountain==
==6—Rock Mountain==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Rock
|name=Rock Mountain
|jname=6ban ROKKUMAUNTEN
|jtrans=Rock Mountain
|maintype={{t|Rock}}
}}
'''Rock Mountain''' (Japanese: '''6ban ROKKUMAUNTEN''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the 6 key. It is available after ????. It is the side of a mountain which many Rock-type Pokémon climb without end.
In this course, there is a time limit of 60 seconds, and unlike most other courses, the Pokémon climb away from the player, instead of approaching them.
===Medals===
Bronze: Investigate 7 Pokémon!
Silver: Investigate 20 Pokémon!
Gold: Investigate 45 Pokémon!
==7—Lucky Paradise==
==7—Lucky Paradise==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Normal
|name=Chansey Paradise
|jname=7ban RAKKI-PARADAISU
|jtrans=Lucky Paradise
|maintype={{t|Normal}}
}}
'''Lucky Paradise''' (Japanese: '''7ban RAKKI-PARADAISU''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the 7 key. It is available after ????. It is a path in a mysteriously sparkling golden field where Chansey throw pairs of eggs at you to guess the right one in a game of luck. If the wrong egg is chosen, the course will end.
===Medals===
Bronze: Choose the correct egg three times and investigate three Pokémon!
Silver: Choose the correct egg five times and investigate five Pokémon!
Gold: Choose the correct egg seven times and investigate seven Pokémon!
==8—Figure Eight Crossroads==
==8—Figure Eight Crossroads==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Flying
|name=Figure Eight Crossroads
|jname=8ban hachinojikousaten
|jtrans=Figure Eight Crossroads
|maintype={{t|Flying}}
}}
'''Figure Eight Crossroads''' (Japanese: '''8ban hachinojikousaten''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the 8 key. It is available after ????. It is a path in a field which passes through several figure eight-shaped crossroads.
===Medals===
Bronze: Aim for 5000 points!
Silver: Aim for 50000 points!
Gold: ???
==9—Cool Mountain==
==9—Cool Mountain==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Ice
|name=Cool Mountain
|jname=9ban KU-RUMAUNTEN
|jtrans=Cool Mountain
|maintype={{t|Ice}}
}}
'''Cool Mountain''' (Japanese: '''9ban KU-RUMAUNTEN''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the 9 key. It is available after ????. It is a frozen lake on the side of a mountain which Ice Pokémon use as an skating rink.
In this course, there is a time limit of 90 seconds, and due to the Pokémon in this course not stopping once they start skating, the remaining time to type Pokémon's names decreases even when there are still Pokémon in front, and as such, if a name is mistyped, it can be hard to recover.
===Medals===
Bronze: Get a consecutive chain of 10!
Silver: Get a consecutive chain of 20!
Gold: Get a consecutive chain of 45!
==0—0AM Mansion==
==0—0AM Mansion==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Ghost
|name=0AM Mansion
|jname=0ban gozenreijinoyakata
|jtrans=0AM Mansion
|maintype={{t|Ghost}}
}}
'''0AM Mansion''' (Japanese: '''0ban gozenreijinoyakata''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the 0 key. It is available after ????. It is a candle-lit haunted mansion where ghost Pokémon and Rotom dwell.
When players first enter the 0AM Mansion, it is pitch black, and by typing in the symbols on the candles, the vicinity of the candle is lit up. If the player manages a 10 Pokémon chain without mistyping a letter, the tenth Pokémon will drop the Mansion Key (Japanese: '''YAKATANOKAGI'''), which will unlock Rotom's Room at the end of the mansion. Without the Mansion Key, the course will end. When Rotom's Room is entered, Rotom appears out of a television in its Normal Forme, but changes Forme twice by possessing appliances, before fleeing.
===Medals===
Bronze: It seems like somewhere is a very rare Pokémon! Investigate it!
Silver: Investigate three of Rotom's forms!
Gold: Investigate all of Rotom's forms!
==半角全角—Bright Marsh==
==半角全角—Bright Marsh==
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==BS—Backspace Plateau==
==BS—Backspace Plateau==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Ground
|name=Backspace Plateau
|jname=BAKKUSUPE-SUdaichi
|jtrans=Backspace Plateau
|maintype={{t|Ground}}
}}
'''Backspace Plateau''' (Japanese: '''BAKKUSUPE-SUdaichi''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the BS key. It is a cavernous mountain where Pokémon hide, and instead of the Pokémon's name, the letter of the cave must be typed. Since the Pokémon on this course are not caught using [[Typing Ball]]s, they are not counted in the Research Notes.
In this course, there is a time limit of 60 seconds.
===Medals===
Bronze: Get 20 correct!
Silver: Get 40 correct!
Gold: Get 60 correct!
==Caps Lock—Caps Lock Art Gallery==
==Caps Lock—Caps Lock Art Gallery==
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{{Dungeon infobox
|colorscheme=Normal
|name=Caps Lock Art Gallery
|jname=KYAPUSUROKKU bijutsukan
|jtrans=Caps Lock Art Gallery
|maintype={{t|Normal}}
}}
'''Caps Lock Art Gallery''' (Japanese: '''KYAPUSUROKKU bijutsukan''') is an unlockable course in [[Battle and Get! Pokémon Typing DS]] and is located on the edge of the keyboard, on the Caps Lock key. It is an luscious art museum containing paintings of Pokémon, as well as Pokémon themselves.
When approaching a set of paintings, a Pokémon will cry, and the letter with that Pokémon's painting must be typed to meet the Pokémon. If Pokémon are wrongly identified three times, the course will end.
===Medals===
Bronze: Investigate 5 Pokémon!
Silver: Investigate 10 Pokémon!
Gold: Investigate 20 Pokémon!
==Shift—Shift Vocabulary Challenge==
==Shift—Shift Vocabulary Challenge==
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===Words encountered===
===Words encountered===
This list is incomplete.
{{TypingDSLoc/h|normal}}
{{TypingDSLoc/h|normal}}
{{TypingDSLoc|000|???|Idol<!--Aidoru-->|4}}
{{TypingDSLoc|000|???|Idol<!--Aidoru-->|4}}
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{{Lop/foreignhead|red|green|ja}}
{{Lop/foreignhead|red|green|ja}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.001|Durant|ja|アイアント|AIANNTO|???}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.001|Durant|ja|アイアント|AIANNTO|???}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Accelgor|ja|アギルダー||Agilder}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.002|Accelgor|ja|アギルダー|AGIRUDA-|Agilder}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Azelf|ja|アグノム||Agnome}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Beautifly|ja|アゲハント||Agehunt}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.003|Meditite|ja|アサナン|ASANANN|Asanan}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.003|Meditite|ja|アサナン|ASANANN|Asanan}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.004|Seaking|ja|アズマオウ|AZUMAOU|Azumao}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.004|Seaking|ja|アズマオウ|AZUMAOU|Azumao}}
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{{Lop/foreign|T.018|Skarmory|ja|エアームド|EA-MUDO|Airmd}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.018|Skarmory|ja|エアームド|EA-MUDO|Airmd}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Aipom|ja|エイパム||Eipam}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Aipom|ja|エイパム||Eipam}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Espeon|ja|エーフィ||Eifie}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.020|Espeon|ja|エーフィ|E-FI|Eifie}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Ambipom|ja|エテボース||Eteboth}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.021|Ambipom|ja|エテボース|ETEBO-SU|Eteboth}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.022|Skitty|ja|エネコ|ENEKO|Eneco}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.022|Skitty|ja|エネコ|ENEKO|Eneco}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.023|Delcatty|ja|エネコロロ|ENEKORORO|Enekororo}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.023|Delcatty|ja|エネコロロ|ENEKORORO|Enekororo}}
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====T.037 - T.113 Kaiorga - Gonbe ====
====T.037 - T.113 Kaiorga - Gonbe ====
{{Lop/foreignhead|red|green|ja}}
{{Lop/foreignhead|red|green|ja}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Kyogre|ja|カイオーガ||Kaiorga}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.037|Kyogre|ja|カイオーガ|KAIO-GA|Kaiorga}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Machamp|ja|カイリキー||Kairiky}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.038|Dragonite|ja|カイリュー|KAIRYU-|Kairyu}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.038|Dragonite|ja|カイリュー|KAIRYU-|Kairyu}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.039|Kecleon|ja|カクレオン|KAKUREONN|Kakureon}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.039|Kecleon|ja|カクレオン|KAKUREONN|Kakureon}}
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{{Lop/foreign|T.045|Farfetch'd|ja|カモネギ|KAMONEGI|Kamonegi}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.045|Farfetch'd|ja|カモネギ|KAMONEGI|Kamonegi}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.046|Cubone|ja|カラカラ|KARAKARA|Karakara}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.046|Cubone|ja|カラカラ|KARAKARA|Karakara}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Growlithe|ja|ガーディ||Gardie}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.047|Mothim|ja|ガーメイル|GA-MEIRU|Gamale}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Mothim|ja|ガーメイル||Gamale}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.048|Gabite|ja|ガバイト|GABAITO|Gabite}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Gabite|ja|ガバイト||Gabite}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.049|Garchomp|ja|ガブリアス|GABURIASU|Gaburias}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.049|Garchomp|ja|ガブリアス|GABURIASU|Gaburias}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.050|Seismitoad|ja|ガマゲロゲ|GAMAGEROGE|???}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.050|Seismitoad|ja|ガマゲロゲ|GAMAGEROGE|???}}
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{{Lop/foreign|T.062|Kingdra|ja|キングドラ|KINNGUDORA|Kingdra}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.062|Kingdra|ja|キングドラ|KINNGUDORA|Kingdra}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.063|Klink|ja|ギアル|GIARU|Giaru}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.063|Klink|ja|ギアル|GIARU|Giaru}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Gigalith|ja|ギガイアス||Gigaiath}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.064|Gigalith|ja|ギガイアス|GIGAIASU|Gigaiath}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.065|Klang|ja|ギギアル|GIGIARU|???}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.065|Klang|ja|ギギアル|GIGIARU|???}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.066|Klinklang|ja|ギギギアル|GIGIGIARU|???}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.066|Klinklang|ja|ギギギアル|GIGIGIARU|???}}
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{{Lop/foreign|T.186|Terrakion|ja|テラキオン|TERAKIONN|Terrakion}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.186|Terrakion|ja|テラキオン|TERAKIONN|Terrakion}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.187|Diglett|ja|ディグダ|DHIGUDA|Digda}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.187|Diglett|ja|ディグダ|DHIGUDA|Digda}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Deoxys|ja|デオキシス||Deoxys}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.188|Cofagrigus|ja|デスカーン|DESUKA-NN|Desukarn}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Cofagrigus|ja|デスカーン||Desukarn}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.189|Yamask|ja|デスマス|DESUMASU|Desumasu}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.189|Yamask|ja|デスマス|DESUMASU|Desumasu}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.190|Delibird|ja|デリバード|DERIBA-DO|Delibird}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.190|Delibird|ja|デリバード|DERIBA-DO|Delibird}}
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{{Lop/foreign|T.221|Lombre|ja|ハスブレロ|HASUBURERO|Hasubrero}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.221|Lombre|ja|ハスブレロ|HASUBURERO|Hasubrero}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.222|Scizor|ja|ハッサム|HASSAMU|Hassam}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.222|Scizor|ja|ハッサム|HASSAMU|Hassam}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Tranquill|ja|ハトーボー||Hatoboh}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.223|Leavanny|ja|ハハコモリ|HAHAKOMORI|???}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Hoppip|ja|ハネッコ||Hanecco}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Leavanny|ja|ハハコモリ||???}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Blissey|ja|ハピナス||Happinas}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.224|Seviper|ja|ハブネーク|HABUNE-KU|Habunake}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.224|Seviper|ja|ハブネーク|HABUNE-KU|Habunake}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.225|Grotle|ja|ハヤシガメ|HAYASIGAME|Hayashigame}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.225|Grotle|ja|ハヤシガメ|HAYASIGAME|Hayashigame}}
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{{Lop/foreign|T.279|Magmortar|ja|ブーバーン|BU-BA-NN|Booburn}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.279|Magmortar|ja|ブーバーン|BU-BA-NN|Booburn}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.280|Purugly|ja|ブニャット|BUNYATTO|Bunyatto}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.280|Purugly|ja|ブニャット|BUNYATTO|Bunyatto}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Magby|ja|ブビィ||Buby}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.281|Umbreon|ja|ブラッキー|BURAKKI-|Blacky}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Umbreon|ja|ブラッキー||Blacky}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Snubbull|ja|ブルー||Bull}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.282|Jellicent|ja|ブルンゲル|BURUNNGERU|Burungel}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.282|Jellicent|ja|ブルンゲル|BURUNNGERU|Burungel}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Wigglytuff|ja|プクリン||Pukurin}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.283|Wigglytuff|ja|プクリン|PUKURIN|Pukurin}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.284|Aerodactyl|ja|プテラ|PUTERA|Ptera}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.284|Aerodactyl|ja|プテラ|PUTERA|Ptera}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.285|Plusle|ja|プラスル|PURASURU|Plusle}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.285|Plusle|ja|プラスル|PURASURU|Plusle}}
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{{Lop/foreign|T.311|Quilava|ja|マグマラシ|MAGUMARASI|Magmarashi}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.311|Quilava|ja|マグマラシ|MAGUMARASI|Magmarashi}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.312|Weezing|ja|マタドガス|MATADOGASU|Matadogas}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.312|Weezing|ja|マタドガス|MATADOGASU|Matadogas}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Stunfisk|ja|マッギョ||???}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.313|Manaphy|ja|マナフィ|MANAFI|Manaphy}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Linoone|ja|マッスグマ||Massuguma}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Manaphy|ja|マナフィ||Manaphy}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.314|Weavile|ja|マニューラ|MANYU-RA|Manyula}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.314|Weavile|ja|マニューラ|MANYU-RA|Manyula}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.315|Mime Jr.|ja|マネネ|MANENE|Manene}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.315|Mime Jr.|ja|マネネ|MANENE|Manene}}
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{{Lop/foreign|T.321|Electrode|ja|マルマイン|MARUMAINN|Marumine}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.321|Electrode|ja|マルマイン|MARUMAINN|Marumine}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.322|Mantine|ja|マンタイン|MANNTAINN|Mantain}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.322|Mantine|ja|マンタイン|MANNTAINN|Mantain}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Mamoswine|ja|マンムー||Mammoo}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.323|Mamoswine|ja|マンムー|MANNMU-|Mammoo}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Spiritomb|ja|ミカルゲ||Mikaruge}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.324|Spiritomb|ja|ミカルゲ|MIKARUGE|Mikaruge}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.325|Oshawott|ja|ミジュマル|MIJUMARU|Mijumaru}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.325|Oshawott|ja|ミジュマル|MIJUMARU|Mijumaru}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.326|Mudkip|ja|ミズゴロウ|MIZUGOROU|Mizugorou}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.326|Mudkip|ja|ミズゴロウ|MIZUGOROU|Mizugorou}}
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{{Lop/foreign|T.370|Lapras|ja|ラプラス|RAPURASU|Laplace}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.370|Lapras|ja|ラプラス|RAPURASU|Laplace}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.371|Vileplume|ja|ラフレシア|RAHURESIA|Ruffresia}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.371|Vileplume|ja|ラフレシア|RAHURESIA|Ruffresia}}
{{Lop/foreign|???|Rampardos|ja|ラムパルド||Rampald}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.372|Rampardos|ja|ラムパルド|RAMUPARUDO|Rampald}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.373|Ralts|ja|ラルトス|RARUTOSU|Ralts}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.373|Ralts|ja|ラルトス|RARUTOSU|Ralts}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.374|Reuniclus|ja|ランクルス|RANNKURUSU|Lanculus}}
{{Lop/foreign|T.374|Reuniclus|ja|ランクルス|RANNKURUSU|Lanculus}}
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