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There is one day of rest between the first and second rounds. The second round marks the beginning of the Grand Festival's [[Contest Battle]]s with some changes to the layout. The 32 Coordinators are divided in four blocks of eight contestants each, and the winner of each block advances to the semifinals. | There is one day of rest between the first and second rounds. The second round marks the beginning of the Grand Festival's [[Contest Battle]]s with some changes to the layout. The 32 Coordinators are divided in four blocks of eight contestants each, and the winner of each block advances to the semifinals. | ||
Unlike the Performance Stage, in which three Coordinators simultaneously deliver a performance in separate stages, all matches are conducted on a single battlefield. Also, the amount of judges is reduced from six to four. All Coordinators are matched-up randomly by a computer up to the semifinals. Coordinators who run out of points, have the judges rule {{DL|Fainting|Battle Off}} for their Pokémon, or have the | Unlike the Performance Stage, in which three Coordinators simultaneously deliver a performance in separate stages, all matches are conducted on a single battlefield. Also, the amount of judges is reduced from six to four. All Coordinators are matched-up randomly by a computer up to the semifinals. Coordinators who run out of points, have the judges rule {{DL|Fainting|Battle Off}} for their Pokémon, or have the fewest amount of points once time runs out are eliminated from the Grand Festival. | ||
==Known contestants== | ==Known contestants== | ||