Sunny Seashore
- If you were looking for the main game city, see Sunyshore City.
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Sunny Seashore (Japanese: ひざしのはまべ Sunshine Beach) is the fourteenth region of Pokémon Rumble Blast. It consists of 5 areas and 2 Shrine of keys Battle Royales, both of them having type restrictions. Completion of Cobalion's Fort 2 is required to gain access to this level.
Field
Available Pokémon:
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Machop |
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Hippopotas |
Desert
Move Vendor: None
Available Pokémon:
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Rhyhorn |
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Rhydon |
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Phanpy |
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Donphan (Post-ending) |
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Makuhita |
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Hariyama |
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Cacnea |
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Cacturne |
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Corphish |
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Crawdaunt |
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Turtwig |
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Grotle |
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Torterra (Boss) |
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Hippopotas |
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Hippowdon |
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Rhyperior (Post-ending) |
Beach
Move Vendor: Whirlpool
Available Pokémon:
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Tentacool |
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Tentacruel |
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Seadra |
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Vaporeon |
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Kingdra (post-ending) |
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Lileep |
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Cradily |
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Piplup |
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Prinplup |
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Empoleon (Boss) |
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Buizel |
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Floatzel |
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Shellos |
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Gastrodon |
Factory
Move Vendor: None
Available Pokémon:
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Mankey |
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Primeape |
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Voltorb |
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Electrode |
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Mr. Mime |
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Porygon |
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Mew* |
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Skarmory |
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Porygon2 |
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Registeel (Post-ending) |
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Shinx |
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Luxio |
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Luxray |
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Riolu |
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Lucario (Boss) |
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Porygon-Z (post-ending) |
Canyon
Move Vendor: Acrobatics
Available Pokémon:
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Machop |
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Machoke |
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Machamp (Boss) |
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Graveler |
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Golem |
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Onix |
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Aerodactyl (Post-ending) |
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Gligar |
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Steelix |
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Meditite |
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Medicham |
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Bagon |
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Shelgon |
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Salamence (Post-ending) |
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Regirock (Post-ending) |
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Gliscor |
Lava
Move Vendor: Fire Spin
Available Pokémon:
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Growlithe |
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Arcanine |
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Ponyta |
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Rapidash |
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Magmar |
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Magcargo |
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Houndour (post-ending) |
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Houndoom (post-ending) |
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Numel |
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Camerupt |
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Chimchar |
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Monferno |
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Infernape (Boss) |
- In the second section, there is a Vulpix hiding on some metal grating. When it is attacked, it will drop and, after a few hits, will become visible and flee.
Shrine Of Keys Battle Royale 1
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Shrine Of Keys Battle Royale 2
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Trivia
- No Generation V Pokémon are available in this region, excluding legendary encounters.
In other languages
| Language | Title | |
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| French | Plage Ensoleillée | |
| German | Sonnenküste | |
| Italian | Spiaggia Assolata | |
| Korean | 햇살의 해변 Haetsarui Haebyeon | |
| Spanish | Playa Soleada | |
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