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== After Beating Stargazer Colosseum == | == After Beating Stargazer Colosseum == | ||
After beating Stargazer Coloseum the Courtyard becomes a 100 Trainer Knockout Battle, with [[Colosseum Master]] [[Kruger]] battling the player every 10 matches. Every time the player wins a battle with a trainer, their Pokémon don't recover. Instead, they get to "throw" a | After beating Stargazer Coloseum the Courtyard becomes a 100 Trainer Knockout Battle, with [[Colosseum Master]] [[Kruger]] battling the player every 10 matches. Every time the player wins a battle with a trainer, their Pokémon don't recover. Instead, they get to "throw" a Poké Ball on a spinning "dartboard" to decide how their Pokémon should be healed (Status, HP, PP, 1 or 2 Pokémon) unless they hit the white space where no Pokémon will recover at all. However, this shouldn't really be a problem, since each computer-controlled trainer can battle with fewer Pokémon than the Player. | ||
You can quicksave just like any other Colosseum, but the way you get Pokécoupons is different (after beating Stargazer). Instead of having to beat 100 trainers in this Colosseum, a player can choose instead to quit right after beating a trainer (rather than quicksave or continue), and collect their Pokécoupons right then. After 50 battles, you can switch to a different Rental team and collect a large amount of Pokécoupons. | You can quicksave just like any other Colosseum, but the way you get Pokécoupons is different (after beating Stargazer). Instead of having to beat 100 trainers in this Colosseum, a player can choose instead to quit right after beating a trainer (rather than quicksave or continue), and collect their Pokécoupons right then. After 50 battles, you can switch to a different Rental team and collect a large amount of Pokécoupons. | ||