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** 'World Championship X', which appears in the post game, is a living hell. Enemy Pokémon with insane attack and defense, status-inflicting moves, so fast you have next to no time to swap out. To further make it harder, it has the usual 'don't swap out' rule, as well as trying to clear it in 220 seconds and clearing it with only '' 'Pikachu'''. Good luck - you're REALLY going to need it!
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** 'World Championship X', which appears in the post game, is a living hell. Enemy Pokémon with insane attack and defense, status-inflicting moves, so fast you have next to no time to swap out. To further make it harder, it has the usual 'don't swap out' rule, as well as trying to clear it in 220 seconds and clearing it with only '' 'Pikachu'''. Good luck - you're REALLY going to need it!it!
** The "Dragon Marshall Advance" challenge in ''World''. Have fun fighting a multiple hordes of enemies, and then fighting several Mega-Evoloved Pokémon that are all backed up by their own small armies of endlessly-respawning enemies! Granted, you can destroy the towers to make the respawning stop, but it unfortunately eats up time and leaves you open to attack.
** The "Dragon Marshall Advance" challenge in ''World''. Have fun fighting a multiple hordes of enemies, and then fighting several Mega-Evoloved Pokémon that are all backed up by their own small armies of endlessly-respawning enemies! Granted, you can destroy the towers to make the respawning stop, but it unfortunately eats up time and leaves you open to attack.
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** Lugia, yet again in ''World''. Combine the fact that it boosts its Attack and Defense and the accompanied Octillery use Octazooka to lower your hit ratio (in other words, making all attacks take longer to execute)... Good luck trying to catch it.
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** 'World Championship X', which appears in the post game, is a living hell. Enemy Pokémon with insane attack and defense, status-inflicting moves, so fast you have next to no time to swap out. To further make it harder, it has the usual 'don't swap out' rule, as well as trying to clear it in 220 seconds and clearing it with only '' 'Pikachu'''. Good luck - you're REALLY going to need it!
* Is it Worth the Effort?: When i was playing Rumble World, I was trying to obtain Kyogre, I tried multiple times, I got it after about 15 runs, before that, I fought Groudon once, I captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? is a legendary really worth the effort to get?
* Is it Worth the Effort?: When i was playing Rumble World, I was trying to obtain Kyogre, I tried multiple times, I got it after about 15 runs, before that, I fought Groudon once, I captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? is a legendary really worth the effort to get?
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** 'World Championship X', which appears in the post game, is a living hell. Enemy Pokémon with insane attack and defense, status-inflicting moves, so fast you have next to no time to swap out. To further make it harder, it has the usual 'don't swap out' rule, as well as trying to clear it in 220 seconds and clearing it with only '' 'Pikachu'''. Good luck - you're REALLY going to need it!
* Is it Worth the Effort?: When i was playing Rumble World, I was trying to obtain Kyogre, I tried multiple times, I got it after about 15 runs, before that, I fought Groudon once, I captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? is a legendary really worth the effort to get?it!
* Is it Worth the Effort?: When i was playing Rumble World, I was trying to obtain Kyogre, I tried multiple times, I got it after about 15 runs, before that, I fought Groudon once, I captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? is a legendary really worth the effort to get?
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** Slurpuff during the "Restaurant Opening" challenge battle in ''World''. With a swarm of infinitely respawning Swirlix that use Attract (which homes in, stuns you every time one hits you and destroys your attack power) and a move that can regenerate its health, and then you factor in the time limit...
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** Slurpuff during the "Restaurant Opening" challenge battle in ''World''. With a swarm of infinitely respawning Swirlix that use Attract (which homes in, stuns you every time one hits you and destroys your attack power) and a move that can regenerate its health, and then you factor in the time limit...limit when facing it in the "Restaurant Opening" challenge...
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** In ''World'', the aforementioned "Restaurant Opening" challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying to fight as the former heals itself after attacking while the latter spams Attract at you, preventing you from attacking as well.
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** In ''World'', the aforementioned "Restaurant Opening" challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, traps, small castles that make more enemies appear, cannons that can lower your speed if you got hit, bombs falling from the sky, and freeze cannons that can and will make you Frozen, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying to fight as the former heals itself after attacking while the latter spams Attract at you, preventing you from attacking as well.well, making you wasting all the time you need. Good luck, you gonna need it!
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* ThatOneLevel: In general, the Battle Royales are no joke as you fight waves after waves of enemies that always like to ZergRush you if you didn't act fast and the battles are TimeMission here.
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* ThatOneLevel: In general, the Battle Royales are no joke as has you fight fighting waves after waves of enemies that always like to ZergRush you if you didn't act fast and the battles are TimeMission here.TimedMission here.
** Any King Challenges in ''World'' can give you the headache if you don't have the required Power Level for your Toy Pokemon.
** Any King Challenges in ''World'' can give you the headache if you don't have the required Power Level for your Toy Pokemon.
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* Is it Worth the Effort?: When i was playing Rumble World, I was trying to obtain Kyogre, I tried multiple times, I got it after about 15 runs, before that, I fought Groudon once, I captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? is a legendary really worth the effort to get?
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* Is it Worth the Effort?: When i was playing Rumble World, I was trying to obtain Kyogre, I tried multiple times, I got it after about 15 runs, before that, I fought Groudon once, I captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? is a legendary really worth the effort to get?
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* Is it Worth the Effort?: When i was playing rumble world, i was trying to obtain kyogre, i tried multiple times, i got it after about 15 go's, before that, i fought groudon once, i captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? are the legendarys really worth the effort to get?
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* Is it Worth the Effort?: When i was playing rumble world, i Rumble World, I was trying to obtain kyogre, i Kyogre, I tried multiple times, i I got it after about 15 go's, runs, before that, i I fought groudon Groudon once, i I captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? are the legendarys is a legendary really worth the effort to get?
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* Isitworththeeffort?: When i was playing rumble world, i was trying to obtain kyogre, i tried multiple times, i got it after about 15 go's, before that, i fought groudon once, i captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? are the legendarys really worth the effort to get?
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* Isitworththeeffort?: Is it Worth the Effort?: When i was playing rumble world, i was trying to obtain kyogre, i tried multiple times, i got it after about 15 go's, before that, i fought groudon once, i captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? are the legendarys really worth the effort to get?
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[[Isitworththeeffort?]] When i was playing rumble world, i was trying to obtain kyogre, i tried multiple times, i got it after about 15 go's, before that, i fought groudon once, i captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? are the legendarys really worth the effort to get?
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** 'World Championship X', which appears in the post game, is a living hell. Enemy Pokémon with insane attack and defense, status-inflicting moves, so fast you have next to no time to swap out. To further make it harder, it has the usual 'don't swap out' rule, as well as trying to clear it in 220 seconds and clearing it with only '' 'Pikachu'''. Good luck - you're REALLY going to need it!
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** 'World Championship X', which appears in the post game, is a living hell. Enemy Pokémon with insane attack and defense, status-inflicting moves, so fast you have next to no time to swap out. To further make it harder, it has the usual 'don't swap out' rule, as well as trying to clear it in 220 seconds and clearing it with only '' 'Pikachu'''. Good luck - you're REALLY going to need it!it!
[[Isitworththeeffort?]] When i was playing rumble world, i was trying to obtain kyogre, i tried multiple times, i got it after about 15 go's, before that, i fought groudon once, i captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? are the legendarys really worth the effort to get?
[[Isitworththeeffort?]] When i was playing rumble world, i was trying to obtain kyogre, i tried multiple times, i got it after about 15 go's, before that, i fought groudon once, i captured it the first time, what is up with one legendary being near impossible to get, when you can get a different one the first try? are the legendarys really worth the effort to get?
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** One level, which if recalled correctly is the last in the main story, has a starting area where to pass on to the next part, you've got to deal with a Wobbuffet. The moves it has on hand are Destiny Bond, which KO's your Pokémon should you KO Wobbuffet whilst it's in effect, and Counter, which will deal your Pokémon damage when you hit Wobbuffet. Keep in mind this is a timed level, so if you don't have a Pokémon that can potentially murder it in a few hits, you've gotta wait for Destiny Bond's effect to wear off once cast less you really want to pay 2 Poké Diamonds to continue on, and when that wears off it'll probably still have Counter active, so you'll have to be doubly careful you don't KO yourself from shared damage.
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** One level, which if recalled correctly is the last in the main story, has a starting area where to pass on to the next part, you've got to deal with a Wobbuffet. The moves it has on hand are Destiny Bond, which KO's your Pokémon should you KO Wobbuffet whilst it's in effect, and Counter, which will deal your Pokémon damage when you hit Wobbuffet. Keep in mind this is a timed level, so if you don't have a Pokémon that can potentially murder it in a few hits, you've gotta wait for Destiny Bond's effect to wear off once cast less you really want to pay 2 Poké Diamonds to continue on, and when that wears off it'll probably still have Counter active, so you'll have to be doubly careful you don't KO yourself from shared damage.damage.
** 'World Championship X', which appears in the post game, is a living hell. Enemy Pokémon with insane attack and defense, status-inflicting moves, so fast you have next to no time to swap out. To further make it harder, it has the usual 'don't swap out' rule, as well as trying to clear it in 220 seconds and clearing it with only '' 'Pikachu'''. Good luck - you're REALLY going to need it!
** 'World Championship X', which appears in the post game, is a living hell. Enemy Pokémon with insane attack and defense, status-inflicting moves, so fast you have next to no time to swap out. To further make it harder, it has the usual 'don't swap out' rule, as well as trying to clear it in 220 seconds and clearing it with only '' 'Pikachu'''. Good luck - you're REALLY going to need it!
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The special trait Steady. It {{No Sell}}s any stat changes, ''including friendly ones'', making stat-boosting or health restoring moves pointless. In ''World'', even the items the Miis use on your Steady toy when they tag along will be for naught.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The special trait Steady. It {{No Sell}}s any stat changes, ''including friendly ones'', making stat-boosting or health restoring moves pointless. In ''World'', even the items the Miis use on your Steady toy when they tag along will be for naught.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The special trait Steady. It {{No Sell}}s any stat changes, ''including friendly ones'', making stat-boosting or health restoring moves pointless. In ''World'', even the items the Miis use on your Steady toy when they tag along will be for naught.
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** A level following that has the player protecting Diancie, and all the Pokemon that appear target it, and ''only'' it, until you directly intervene. While one of the challenges has the player using supereffective Fairy attacks, those are viable against half the Pokemon in the level (Sneasel, Weavile, Purrloin, Liepard, Absol), with the rest as Normal and requiring a bit more effort. Did we mention that the Meowths all use Fake Out, which can flinchlock you and Diancie if sufficiently swarmed? ''[[SarcasmMode Joy.]]''
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** A level following that has the player protecting Diancie, and all the Pokemon that appear target it, and ''only'' it, until you directly intervene. While one of the challenges has the player using supereffective Fairy attacks, those are viable against half the Pokemon in the level (Sneasel, Weavile, Purrloin, Liepard, Absol), with the rest as Normal and requiring a bit more effort. Did we mention that the Meowths all use Fake Out, which can flinchlock you and Diancie if sufficiently swarmed? ''[[SarcasmMode Joy.]]'']]''
*** It gets worse - in the postgame, you've got a level where you have to protect Mega Diancie, and the enemy Pokémon you have to deal with are a mix of types (Inkay, Malamar, Shroomish, Breloom, Sharpedo, Carvanha to name a few in the first area). The first area has three bosses in the form of Ursaring, Beartic and Pangoro, and much like the first 'Protect Diancie' level, all enemies will naturally target it instead of you. When you get past that and go to the next area (thankfully in this mission, Mega Diancie's health is restored to max when you change areas), you've gotta deal with more enemy mons and a boss fight with an INSANELY strong Mega Lucario and towers that spawn Lucario. To make matters worse, its defense is off the charts, so even having a Pokémon whose attack strength is in the 2100 range will only chip off small portions of health. You probably might need to get your rank into the high 70s and get some Pokémon with certain Special Traits to secure a pass on this one. Also one of the level's challenges is to get a 100 or more combo - considering enemies can take a few moments to spawn or the fact that you'll need to constantly swap Pokémon to have the right type matchup, good luck.
** One level, which if recalled correctly is the last in the main story, has a starting area where to pass on to the next part, you've got to deal with a Wobbuffet. The moves it has on hand are Destiny Bond, which KO's your Pokémon should you KO Wobbuffet whilst it's in effect, and Counter, which will deal your Pokémon damage when you hit Wobbuffet. Keep in mind this is a timed level, so if you don't have a Pokémon that can potentially murder it in a few hits, you've gotta wait for Destiny Bond's effect to wear off once cast less you really want to pay 2 Poké Diamonds to continue on, and when that wears off it'll probably still have Counter active, so you'll have to be doubly careful you don't KO yourself from shared damage.
*** It gets worse - in the postgame, you've got a level where you have to protect Mega Diancie, and the enemy Pokémon you have to deal with are a mix of types (Inkay, Malamar, Shroomish, Breloom, Sharpedo, Carvanha to name a few in the first area). The first area has three bosses in the form of Ursaring, Beartic and Pangoro, and much like the first 'Protect Diancie' level, all enemies will naturally target it instead of you. When you get past that and go to the next area (thankfully in this mission, Mega Diancie's health is restored to max when you change areas), you've gotta deal with more enemy mons and a boss fight with an INSANELY strong Mega Lucario and towers that spawn Lucario. To make matters worse, its defense is off the charts, so even having a Pokémon whose attack strength is in the 2100 range will only chip off small portions of health. You probably might need to get your rank into the high 70s and get some Pokémon with certain Special Traits to secure a pass on this one. Also one of the level's challenges is to get a 100 or more combo - considering enemies can take a few moments to spawn or the fact that you'll need to constantly swap Pokémon to have the right type matchup, good luck.
** One level, which if recalled correctly is the last in the main story, has a starting area where to pass on to the next part, you've got to deal with a Wobbuffet. The moves it has on hand are Destiny Bond, which KO's your Pokémon should you KO Wobbuffet whilst it's in effect, and Counter, which will deal your Pokémon damage when you hit Wobbuffet. Keep in mind this is a timed level, so if you don't have a Pokémon that can potentially murder it in a few hits, you've gotta wait for Destiny Bond's effect to wear off once cast less you really want to pay 2 Poké Diamonds to continue on, and when that wears off it'll probably still have Counter active, so you'll have to be doubly careful you don't KO yourself from shared damage.
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* ThatOneLevel: In ''World'', the aforementioned "Restaurant Opening" challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying to fight.
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* ThatOneLevel: In general, the Battle Royales are no joke as you fight waves after waves of enemies that always like to ZergRush you if you didn't act fast and the battles are TimeMission here.
** In ''World'', the aforementioned "Restaurant Opening" challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying tofight.fight as the former heals itself after attacking while the latter spams Attract at you, preventing you from attacking as well.
** In ''World'', the aforementioned "Restaurant Opening" challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying to
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* ThatOneLevel: In ''World'', the aforementioned "Restaurant Opening" challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying to fight.
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* ThatOneLevel: In ''World'', the aforementioned "Restaurant Opening" challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying to fight.fight.
** A level following that has the player protecting Diancie, and all the Pokemon that appear target it, and ''only'' it, until you directly intervene. While one of the challenges has the player using supereffective Fairy attacks, those are viable against half the Pokemon in the level (Sneasel, Weavile, Purrloin, Liepard, Absol), with the rest as Normal and requiring a bit more effort. Did we mention that the Meowths all use Fake Out, which can flinchlock you and Diancie if sufficiently swarmed? ''[[SarcasmMode Joy.]]''
** A level following that has the player protecting Diancie, and all the Pokemon that appear target it, and ''only'' it, until you directly intervene. While one of the challenges has the player using supereffective Fairy attacks, those are viable against half the Pokemon in the level (Sneasel, Weavile, Purrloin, Liepard, Absol), with the rest as Normal and requiring a bit more effort. Did we mention that the Meowths all use Fake Out, which can flinchlock you and Diancie if sufficiently swarmed? ''[[SarcasmMode Joy.]]''
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** Sylveon, also in ''World'', is an odd example due to its flunkies being Audino. Audino's sole "attack" is that it heals the area around it, making Sylveon a pain in the ass if you're using something that only has close range attacks and you neglect to take out the Audino first. ''However'', this also makes Sylveon the easiest (albeit tedious) toy to collect, since it has essentially unlimited health, allowing you an infinite amount of time to attempt to wobble it for a guaranteed capture.
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** Slurpuff during the "Restaurant Opening" challenge battle in ''World''. With a swarm of Swirlix using Attract preventing you from attacking, and having a move that can regenerate its health...
*** Doesn't help that there's a time limit and the Swirlix keep respawning!
*** Doesn't help that there's a time limit and the Swirlix keep respawning!
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** Slurpuff during the "Restaurant Opening" challenge battle in ''World''. With a swarm of infinitely respawning Swirlix using that use Attract preventing (which homes in, stuns you from attacking, every time one hits you and having destroys your attack power) and a move that can regenerate its health...
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*** Doesn't help that there's a
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*AwesomeMusic: Even if the soundtrack is a little short, this series has many EarWorm music.
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** Slurpuff during the Restaurant Opening "Restaurant Opening" challenge battle in ''World''. With a swarm of Swirlix using Attract preventing you from attacking, and having a move that can regenerate its health...
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* ThatOneLevel: In ''World'', the aforementioned Restaurant Opening challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying to fight.
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* ThatOneLevel: In ''World'', the aforementioned Restaurant Opening "Restaurant Opening" challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying to fight.
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* ThatOneLevel: In ''World'', the aforementioned Restaurant Opening challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks.
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* ThatOneLevel: In ''World'', the aforementioned Restaurant Opening challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks. Not only that but you will be outnumbered if you don't kill them right away and you have to fight like 2 sub-bosses, Sceptile and Tauros, before reaching to the end of the level. [[ThatOneBoss Slurpuff]] and the Swirlix horde are annoying to fight.
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*** Doesn't help that there's a time limit and the Swirlix keep respawning!respawning!
* ThatOneLevel: In ''World'', the aforementioned Restaurant Opening challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks.
* ThatOneLevel: In ''World'', the aforementioned Restaurant Opening challenge from above is no joke. It's a surprisingly hard EscortMission where you have to protect your Mii while be under the unforgiving time limit. The enemies are GenreSavvy to beat up your Mii, while it was just standing around like a sitting duck, forcing you to fight groups of enemies while pushing the Mii away from their attacks.
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** Slurpuff during the Restaurant Opening challenge battle in ''World''. With a swarm of Swirlix using Attract preventing you from attacking, and having a move that can regenerate its health...
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** Slurpuff during the Restaurant Opening challenge battle in ''World''. With a swarm of Swirlix using Attract preventing you from attacking, and having a move that can regenerate its health...health...
*** Doesn't help that there's a time limit and the Swirlix keep respawning!
*** Doesn't help that there's a time limit and the Swirlix keep respawning!
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** Most Legendary Pokémon also apply, thanks to their attacks being outrageously hard to dodge.
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** Most Legendary Pokémon also apply, thanks to their attacks being outrageously hard to dodge.dodge.
** Slurpuff during the Restaurant Opening challenge battle in ''World''. With a swarm of Swirlix using Attract preventing you from attacking, and having a move that can regenerate its health...
** Slurpuff during the Restaurant Opening challenge battle in ''World''. With a swarm of Swirlix using Attract preventing you from attacking, and having a move that can regenerate its health...
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* ScrappyMechanic: In ''World'', your Pokémon will automatically attack if an enemy is close. This makes dodging difficult, especially for attacks with lots of lag.
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* ScrappyMechanic: In ''World'', your Pokémon will automatically attack if an enemy is close. This makes dodging difficult, especially for attacks with lots of lag. Fortunately, this can be turned off in the options.
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* ScrappyMechanic: In ''World'', your Pokémon will automatically attack if an enemy is close. This makes dodging difficult, especially for attacks with lots of lag.
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* NightmareFuel: ''Rumble Blast's'' final boss, which [[spoiler: is a rusted key that controls Pokemon]]. Despite [[spoiler: not being a Pokemon]], it gets its own cry!
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* NightmareFuel: ''Rumble Blast's'' final boss, which [[spoiler: is [[spoiler:is a rusted key that controls Pokemon]]. Despite [[spoiler: not [[spoiler:not being a Pokemon]], it gets its own cry!
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* ThatOneBoss: Staraptor in ''Blast'' for sheer speed.
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* ThatOneBoss: Staraptor in ''Blast'' for sheer speed.speed.
** Most Legendary Pokémon also apply, thanks to their attacks being outrageously hard to dodge.
** Most Legendary Pokémon also apply, thanks to their attacks being outrageously hard to dodge.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The games was given average reviews by critics. They generally praise Pokémon collecting but criticize game play and model reuse.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The games was given average reviews by critics. They generally praise Pokémon collecting but criticize criticized the game play and model reuse.Pokémon models reused from ''VideoGame/MyPokemonRanch''.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The games was given average reviews by critics. They generally praise Pokémon collecting but criticize game play and model reuse.
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* NightmareFuel: ''Rumble Blast's'' final boss, which [[spoiler: is a rusted key that controls Pokemon]]. Despite [[spoiler: not being a Pokemon]], it gets its own cry!
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* ThatOneBoss: Staraptor in ''Blast'' for sheer speed.
