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A '''Colosseum''' is a large arena in which [[Pokémon Trainer]]s can come and battle with other Trainers in tournaments. In {{g|Battle Revolution}}, there are a total of eleven different Colosseums scattered around Pokétopia, each with their own distinct themes and formats, and are all led by either a | A '''Colosseum''' is a large arena in which [[Pokémon Trainer]]s can come and battle with other Trainers in tournaments. In {{g|Battle Revolution}}, there are a total of eleven different Colosseums scattered around Pokétopia, each with their own distinct themes and formats, and are all led by either a {{tc|Colosseum Leader}} or {{tc|Colosseum Master|Master}}. Players must progress through each Colosseum in turn in order to complete the main story line. | ||
All Colosseums start out with a Lv. 30 Open rule, which states that all opponent Pokémon will match the highest level Pokémon on the player's team, and at minimum will be [[level]] 30. After beating Stargazer Colosseum for the first time, the Lv. 50 All rule is unlocked, which makes all competing Pokémon level 50. In addition, Colosseums led by a Colosseum Master will change their formats to a new method of play. | All Colosseums start out with a Lv. 30 Open rule, which states that all opponent Pokémon will match the highest level Pokémon on the player's team, and at minimum will be [[level]] 30. After beating Stargazer Colosseum for the first time, the Lv. 50 All rule is unlocked, which makes all competing Pokémon level 50. In addition, Colosseums led by a Colosseum Master will change their formats to a new method of play. | ||
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Stargazer Colosseum is located on top of the mountain in the center of the island. Its arena is filled with projectors that project images of stars onto a dome surrounding the arena, simulating a night sky. The arena itself is surround by jagged rocks on all sides. | Stargazer Colosseum is located on top of the mountain in the center of the island. Its arena is filled with projectors that project images of stars onto a dome surrounding the arena, simulating a night sky. The arena itself is surround by jagged rocks on all sides. | ||
Before the main game is completed, the Colosseum uses a standard knockout battle format, with the six | Before the main game is completed, the Colosseum uses a standard knockout battle format, with the six {{tc|Colosseum Leader}}s acting as the opponents. After Stargazer Colosseum is beaten for the first time, it switches to a Masters Battle format. Each of the eight sets of the Masters Battle contains four Trainers, including a {{tc|Colosseum Master}} as the final Trainer. While the rules themselves resemble standard competitive battling rules, many Trainers in the battle use several complex strategies, challenging the player to overcome them. Several Trainers will also use [[legendary Pokémon]] as members of their team. | ||
This Colosseum is led by [[Pokétopia Master Mysterial]]. While he doesn't specialize in any particular type, he uses many legendary Pokémon on his teams. Additionally, in the last Masters Battle Set, his team is built around a particular [[weather conditions|weather condition]], either harsh sunlight or rain, depending on which DS game is synced up to that file. | This Colosseum is led by [[Pokétopia Master Mysterial]]. While he doesn't specialize in any particular type, he uses many legendary Pokémon on his teams. Additionally, in the last Masters Battle Set, his team is built around a particular [[weather conditions|weather condition]], either harsh sunlight or rain, depending on which DS game is synced up to that file. | ||