Mega Man Revolutions [Completed]

Carrington388 · Mar 12, 2005

Proto Man’s Zangoose ex
90 HP {C}
Basic Pokémon

Poké-POWER Ancient Feud
If the Defending Pokémon has Seviper in its name that doesn't have Dr. Wily in its name, any damage done by Proto Man's Zangoose ex is increased by 20 (before Weakness and Resistance). If the Defending Pokémon is Dr. Wily's Seviper or Dr. Wily's Seviper ex, any damage done by Proto Man's Zangoose ex is increased by 40 (before Weakness and Resistance)
{C}{C} Scratch 30
{C}{C}{C} Zangoose Rally This attack does 40 damage times the number of Pokémon with Zangoose in its name you have in play (including this one) with at least 3 Energy attached to it. 40x

Weakness: {F}
Resistance: none
Retreat Cost: {C}{C}

Dr. Wily’s Seviper ex
90 HP {G}
Basic Pokémon

Poké-POWER Ancient Feud
If the Defending Pokémon has Zangoose in its name that doesn't have Proto Man in its name, any damage done by Dr. Wily's Seviper ex is increased by 20 (before Weakness and Resistance). If the Defending Pokémon is Proto Man's Zangoose or Proto Man's Zangoose ex, any damage done by Dr. Wily's Seviper ex is increased by 40 (before Weakness and Resistance)
{C}{C} Slap Tail 30
{G}{G} Seviper Rally This attack does 40 damage times the number of Pokémon with Seviper in its name you have in play (including this one) with at least 2 {G} Energy attached to it. 40x

Weakness: {F}
Resistance: none
Retreat Cost: {C}{C}

Junk Man’s Forretress ex
110 HP {M}
Stage 1 Pokémon (Evolves from Junk Man's Pineco)

{G}{G} Pin Missile Flip 3 coins. This attack does 20 damage times the number of heads. 20x
{M}{M} Lead Rollout The Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned. 40

Weakness: {R}{R}
Resistance: {G}
Retreat Cost: {C}{C}{C}

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 12, 2005

Here are some Pokémon-ex from me! Also, I based Bass’s Hitmonlee ex off of Rocket’s Hitmonchan ex from EX: Team Rocket Returns.

Mega Man’s Pidgeot ex
Pokémon card
{C}
130 HP
Stage 2 Pokémon
Evolves from Mega Man’s Pidgeotto
Put Mega Man’s Pidgeot ex on the Stage 1 card
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: {L}
Resistance: {F} -30
Retreat cost: n/a
PokéPOWER: Tornado Spin Once during your turn (before you attack), if Mega Man’s Pidgeot ex is your Active Pokémon, you may switch each Defending Pokémon with 1 of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. Your opponent chooses the Benched Pokémon to switch. This power can’t be used if Mega Man’s Pidgeot ex is affected by a Special Condition.
{C}{C} Mach Flight Prevent all effects of attacks, including damage, done to Mega Man’s Pidgeot ex during your opponent’s next turn. Mega Man’s Pidgeot ex can’t use this attack during your next turn. 40
{C}{C}{C}{C} Heavy Hurricane Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. If tails, this attack does 10 damage to each of your own Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 80

Plant Man’s Shiftry ex
Pokémon card
{G}
150 HP
Stage 2 Pokémon
Evolves from Plant Man’s Nuzleaf
Put Plant Man’s Shiftry ex on the Stage 1 card
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: {R}{F}
Resistance: {W} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{G}{G}{C} Mega Razor Wind Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 50 damage to each of your opponent’s Pokémon. Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance.
{G}{G}{C}{C} Tornado Leaf Does 60 damage to each Defending Pokémon and for each Defending Pokémon, choose 1 of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon and switch it with that Pokémon. (Do the damage before switching Pokémon.)

Bass’s Hitmonlee ex
Pokémon card
{F}
100 HP
Basic Pokémon
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: {P}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
PokéBODY: Stun Strike If the Defending Pokémon was Paralyzed during your opponent’s last turn, all damage done by Bass’s Hitmonlee ex during this turn is increased by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
{F} Crush Kick Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed. 10
{F}{F}{C} Mega Kick 60

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 19, 2005

I have some more Pokémon-ex!

King’s Dragonite ex
Pokémon card
{C}
150 HP
Stage 2 Pokémon
Evolves from King’s Dragonair
Put King’s Dragonite ex on the Stage 1 card
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: n/a
Resistance: {F} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}{C}
{G}{R}{C}{C} Dragon Gamble Roll 2 6-sided dice. This attack does 30 damage times the total value of the dice. 30x
{W}{L}{C}{C} Dragon Current If this attack doesn’t Knock Out the Defending Pokémon, take all Energy cards attached to the Defending Pokémon and return them to your opponent’s hand. 70

Dark Man’s Sableye ex
Pokémon card
{D}
90 HP
Basic Pokémon
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: n/a
Resistance: {P} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{P}{P} Super Psywave Choose 1 of your opponent's Pokémon. This attack does 20 damage times the number of Energy cards attached to it. Don't apply Weakness and Resistance.
{D}{D} Rampant Darkness Does 20 damage plus 20 damage times the total number of {D} Energy cards attached to all Pokémon in play (yours and your opponent's)(including this one). 20+

Heat Man’s Magmar ex
Pokémon card
{R}
100 HP
Basic Pokémon
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: {W}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéBODY: Burn Damage As long as Heat Man’s Magmar ex is your Active Pokémon, if the Defending Pokémon is Burned, damage done to the Defending Pokémon by attacks is increased by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
{R}{R} Firesmoke The Defending Pokémon is now Burned. If the Defending Pokémon tries to attack during your opponent’s next turn, your opponent flips a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing. 20
{R}{R}{R} Roasting Heat If the Defending Pokémon is Burned, this attack does 40 damage plus 20 more damage. 40+

Note on Heat Man’s Magmar ex: This Pokémon thrives on having the Defending Pokémon Burned because of its Poké-Body. Roasting Heat will actually do 80 damage instead of 60 if the Defending Pokémon is Burned.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 21, 2005

Here are some more Pokémon-ex!

Roll’s Furret ex
Pokémon card
{C}
100 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Roll’s Sentret
Put Roll’s Furret ex on the Basic Pokémon
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {P} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
{C} Technical Assist If you have any Technical Machine cards in your hand, choose 1 of them. Choose an attack on that card. Technical Assist copies that attack except for its Energy cost. (You must still do anything else in order to use that attack.) (No matter what type that Pokémon is, Roll's Furret ex's type remains {C}.) Roll's Furret ex performs that attack.
{C}{C}{C}{C} Double-Edge Roll’s Furret ex does 20 damage to itself. 80

Freeze Man’s Dewgong ex
Pokémon card
{W}
120 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Freeze Man’s Seel
Put Freeze Man’s Dewgong ex on the Basic Pokémon
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: {L}{M}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{W}{W} Pack Ice Does 20 damage plus 20 more damage for each {W} Energy attached to each of your Pokémon in play but not used to pay for this attack’s Energy cost. 20+
{W}{W}{W}{W} Absolute Zero Cold Count the number of Energy attached to Freeze Man’s Dewgong ex and the Defending Pokémon. If there are more Energy attached to the Defending Pokémon than to Freeze Man’s Dewgong ex, the Defending Pokémon is now Knocked Out.

Star Man’s Grumpig ex
Pokémon card
{P}
110 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Star Man’s Spoink
Put Star Man’s Grumpig ex on the Basic Pokémon
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: {P}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéPOWER: Manipulate Once during your turn (before you attack), if Star Man’s Grumpig ex is your Active Pokémon, you may flip a coin. If heads, look at your opponent’s hand. If he or she has any Basic Pokémon there (excluding Pokémon-ex), you may put 1 onto your opponent’s Bench. Then, put a number of damage counters on that Pokémon equal to half its HP (rounded down to the nearest 10). This power can’t be used if Star Man’s Grumpig ex is affected by a Special Condition.
{P}{C} Psychic Swap Before doing damage, you may choose 1 of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon and switch it with 1 of the Defending Pokémon. Your opponent chooses the Defending Pokémon to switch. If you do, this attack does 30 damage to the new Defending Pokémon. 30
{P}{P}{C} Meditate Does 50 damage plus 10 more damage for each damage counter on the Defending Pokémon. 50+

Note on Freeze Man's Dewgong ex: I tried making Absolute Zero Cold not broken, but with a unique instant KO effect. If you still think it's broken, PM me and I might consider fixing it.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 22, 2005

Here are the last Pokémon-ex! Note that these two are meant to function much more greatly in 2-on2.

Spark Man’s Ampharos ex
Pokémon card
{L}
140 HP
Stage 2 Pokémon
Evolves from Spark Man’s Flaaffy
Put Spark Man’s Ampharos ex on the Stage 1 card
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {M} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{L}{L} Thunder Cannon Does 40 damage to each Defending Pokémon and flip a coin for each Defending Pokémon. If heads, that Pokémon is now Paralyzed.
{L}{L}{L}{L} Super Plasma Strike Does 100 damage to each Defending Pokémon and each Defending Pokémon is now Confused. Spark Man’s Ampharos ex does 100 damage to itself.

Ground Man’s Marowak ex
Pokémon card
{F}
100 HP
Stage 1 Pokémon
Evolves from Ground Man’s Cubone
Put Ground Man’s Marowak ex on the Basic Pokémon
When Pokémon-ex has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards
Weakness: {G}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{F}{F} Double Bonemerang Flip 2 coins. This attack does 30 damage times the number of heads to each Defending Pokémon.
{F}{F}{F} Mammoth Bone Does 60 damage to each Defending Pokémon and flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.)

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 22, 2005

Here are the first Shining Pokémon! Note that for Mega Man, I had to move a Shining Pokémon from another topic to here for him so there wouldn't be any repitition. That Shining Pokémon is Mew. In the topic it used to be in, found here, I replaced it with a Shining Chimecho that you can check out there. Anyway here they are:

Mega Man’s Shining Mew
Pokémon card
{P}
60 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Mega Man’s Shining Mew in your deck
Weakness: {P}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}
{L} Compound Shock Flip a number of coins equal to the number of {L} Energy attached to Mega Man’s Shining Mew. If any of them are heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed. 10
{P}{W} Mystic Psy For each Energy card attached to the Defending Pokémon, put a damage counter on 1 of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. You can’t place more than 1 damage counter on a Benched Pokémon in this way. 20

Heat Man’s Shining Magcargo
Pokémon card
{R}
80 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Heat Man’s Shining Magcargo in your deck
Weakness: {W}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{R}{L} Overheated Burst Flip a coin for each Energy attached to Heat Man’s Shining Magcargo. This attack does 40 damage times the number of heads. Unless none of the coins are heads, during your next turn, Overheated Burst does 20 damage times the number of heads instead of 40. 40x
{R}{R}{F} Magma Flare Discard 1 {F} Energy card attached to Heat Man’s Shining Magcargo or this attack does nothing. The Defending Pokémon is now Burned. After each player’s turn, when your opponent flips a coin, if tails, place 4 damage counters on the Defending Pokémon instead of 2 (even if it was already Burned). 40

Freeze Man’s Shining Piloswine
Pokémon card
{W}
80 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Freeze Man’s Shining Piloswine in your deck
Weakness: {G}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéBODY: Snowscape As long as Freeze Man’s Shining Piloswine is in play, each player’s non-{W} Pokémon pays {C} more to retreat.
{W}{G}{G} Frigid Sulfur Flip 2 coins. If exactly 1 is heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed. If both are heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep and Burned. If neither are heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Burned. 40
{W}{W}{F}{F} Ice Fissure Discard a {W} Energy card and a {F} Energy card attached to Freeze Man’s Shining Piloswine or this attack does nothing. This attack does 60 damage to each Defending Pokémon.

Carrington388 · Mar 22, 2005

Roll’s Shining Tentacruel
60 HP {W}
Basic Pokémon (You can't have more than 1 Roll's Shining Tentacruel in your deck.)

{W}{R} Pyro Pulse Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Burned; if tails, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused. 20
{G}{G}{L}{L} Toxic Spark Discard 1 {L} Energy card attached to Roll's Shining Tentacruel or this attack does nothing. The Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned. 60

Weakness: {L}
Resistance: none
Retreat Cost: {C}{C}

Proto Man’s Shining Whiscash
70 HP {W}
Basic Pokémon (You can't have more than 1 Proto Man's Shining Whiscash in your deck.)

{W}{W}{P} Marvel Gun This attack does 50 damage plus 10 more damage for each {P} Energy card attached to Proto Man's Shining Whiscash but not used to pay for this attack's Energy cost. You can't add more than 20 damage in this way. 50+
{F}{F}{R}{R}{C} Searing Rift Discard 2 {R} Energy cards attached to Proto Man's Shining Whiscash or this attack does nothing. 100

Weakness: {G}
Resistance: {L}
Retreat Cost: {C}{C}

Bass’s Shining Persian
60 HP {C}
Basic Pokémon (You can't have more than 1 Bass's Shining Persian in your deck.)

{R}{L}{W}{C} Night's Slash This attack does 30 damage times the number of types (colors) of Energy not provided by cards that provide all types (colors) of Energy attached to Bass's Shining Persian. 30x

Weakness: {F}
Resistance: none
Retreat Cost: {C}
Note: It's worded such that Energy such as Rainbow Energy, Multi Energy, etc. don't add to the damage, but cards such as Darkness Energy {D}, Metal Energy {M}, Aqua Energy TA/TM {W}{D}, etc. do add to the damage. Yes, I know Bass's Shining Persian can't have Aqua Energy TA/TM attached to it. I only referenced it since if it could have that card attached to it, it would add to the damage.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 25, 2005

Here are three more Shining Pokémon! I think you'll notice the pattern with Dr. Wily’s Shining Deoxys’s attacks!

Dr. Wily’s Shining Deoxys
Pokémon card
{P}
70 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Dr. Wily’s Shining Deoxys in your deck
Weakness: {P}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{P}{R} Attack Swarm You may discard a {R} Energy card attached to Dr. Wily’s Shining Deoxys. If you do, this attack does 30 damage plus 20 more damage for each damage counter on the Defending Pokémon. 30+
{P}{G} Defense Block You may discard a {G} Energy card attached to Dr. Wily’s Shining Deoxys. If you do, prevent all effects of attacks, including damage done to each of your Active Pokémon during your opponent’s next turn. 30
{P}{L} Speed Blitz You may discard a {L} Energy card attached to Dr. Wily’s Shining Deoxys. If you do, this attack does 10 damage to each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon.) 30

Plant Man’s Shining Cradily
Pokémon card
{G}
80 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Plant Man’s Shining Cradily in your deck
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {W} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
{G}{G}{F} Fossil Power You may discard any number of Pokémon and/or Trainer cards from your hand named Mysterious Fossil, Root Fossil, Claw Fossil, Fossil Egg, and/or Buried Fossil. This attack does 40 damage plus 30 more damage for each card discarded this way. 40+
{G}{F}{F}{W} Ancient Poisons The Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned, Burned, Asleep, and place a Seed counter on the Defending Pokémon. All damage done to a Pokémon with a Seed counter on it is increased by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance). (Seed counters stay on that Pokémon for as long as it's in play.) 20

Spark Man’s Shining Electabuzz
Pokémon card
{L}
60 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Spark Man’s Shining Electabuzz in your deck
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {M} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéBODY: Anti-Stun Field As long as Spark Man’s Shining Electabuzz is your Active Pokémon, each of your Active Pokémon can’t be Paralyzed.
{L}{G} Thunder-Flower Punch Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed. If tails, the Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned. 20
{L}{L}{P} Electrical Strain Discard a {L} Energy card and a {P} Energy card attached to Spark Man’s Shining Electabuzz or this attack does nothing. This attack does 40 damage plus 20 more damage for each Energy card attached to each of your opponent’s Pokémon. 40+

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

I’ve got some more Shining Pokémon!

Dark Man’s Shining Shiftry
Pokémon card
{D}
90 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Dark Man’s Shining Shiftry in your deck
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {P} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéPOWER: Ability Power Once during your turn (before you attack), if Dark Man’s Shining Shiftry doesn’t have an Pokémon Tool attached to it, you may search your deck for a Pokémon Tool card and attach it to Dark Man’s Shining Shiftry. Shuffle your deck afterward. This power can’t be used if Dark Man’s Shining Shiftry is affected by a Special Condition.
{D}{P} Shade Blast Don't apply Resistance or the effects of Poké-Powers or Poké-Bodies for this attack. 30
{D}{G}{G}{P} Mystical Energies Does 40 damage times the total number of Pokémon with Exeggcute, Exeggutor, Celebi, Nuzleaf, Shiftry, and/or Cacturne in their names in play (yours and your opponent’s). 40x

Star Man’s Shining Slowbro
Pokémon card
{P}
80 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Star Man’s Shining Slowbro in your deck
Weakness: {P}
Resistance: n/a
Retreat cost: {C}{C}
PokéBODY: Shell Power All damage done to Star Man’s Shining Slowbro by attacks is reduced by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance) for each Pokémon with Shellder in its name that you have in play.
{L}{P} Hypnotic Sparks Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed. If tails, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep. 20
{P}{W}{W}{L} Psychic Storm Flip 2 coins for each Pokémon in play other than Star Man’s Shining Slowbro and the Defending Pokémon. (If a player has 2 Active Pokémon, flip a coin for the other Active Pokémon.) For each heads you get with that Pokémon, do 10 damage to it. (Don’t apply Weakness and Resistance for Benched Pokémon, your other Active Pokémon, or the other Defending Pokémon.) 60

Ground Man’s Shining Sandslash
Pokémon card
{F}
70 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Ground Man’s Shining Sandslash in your deck
Weakness: {G}
Resistance: {L} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
{F}{L} Lightning Swiftness Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all effects of attacks, including damage, done to Ground Man’s Shining Sandslash during your opponent’s next turn. This attack's damage isn't affected by Weakness, Resistance, Poké-Powers, Poké-Bodies, or any other effects on the Defending Pokémon. 30
{F}{F}{R} Fiery Quills Ground Man’s Shining Sandslash does 20 damage to itself. Each Defending Pokémon is now Burned. 60

Notes on Dark Man’s Shining Shiftry: Dark Man’s Shining Shiftry’s Mystical Energies attack references every Grass-and-Dark and Grass-and-Psychic Pokémon there is since it uses {G}, {P}, and {D} Energy in the attack’s Energy cost. Also, Dark Man’s Prism would make this Pokémon {D}, {G}, and {P}-type.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

NOTE: I have changed Dark Man's Pokémon-ex froma Tyranitar to a Sableye. Check it out for yourself.

Anyway, here are the last Shining Pokémon for this set!

Junk Man’s Shining Mawile
Pokémon card
{M}
60 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 Junk Man’s Shining Mawile in your deck
Weakness: {R}
Resistance: {G} -30
Retreat cost: {C}
{M}{G} Metallic Venom The Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned and can’t retreat during your opponent’s next 2 turns. 20
{M}{W}{C}{C} Mystic Metal Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused. If tails, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed. 40

King’s Shining Slaking
Pokémon card
{C}
100 HP
Basic Pokémon
You can’t have more than 1 King’s Shining Slaking in your deck
Weakness: {F}
Resistance: {P} -30
Retreat cost: {C}{C}{C}
{R}{C} Fire Punch Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Burned. 20
{G}{C}{C} Solar Uppercut Discard 1 Energy card attached to King’s Shining Slaking or this attack does nothing. If the Defending Pokémon has a Weakness to {G}, this attack’s base damage is doubled. 50
{M}{F}{C}{C} Meteor-Breaking Punch If the Defending Pokémon is {M}, this attack does 70 damage plus 30 more damage. King’s Shining Slaking can’t use this attack during your next turn. 70+

Now with all the cards for this set out of the way, all that's left are two more things, which I will be doing later.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

Okay! One thing that this set has that the previous one didn’t have is e-Reader data! By scanning the cards in this set with the e-Reader while connected to Mega Man Anniversary Collection (Gamecube) and Mega Man & Bass will allow you to take on unique missions in those games!

If you scan each Mega Man, Roll, Proto Man, Bass, Dr. Wily, and King Pokémon card while connected to Mega Man Anniversary Collection and Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire or FireRed/LeafGreen (this requires either a dual-link cable or two link cables, both connected to the Gamecube), you'll be able to do something Special in Mega Man 7 or Mega Man 8. This mission is also possible in Mega Man & Bass. After scanning each card with the e-Reader, you'll be asked on the Game Boy Advance with Mega Man & Bass to remove the e-Reader from the other GBA and insert a Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire or FireRed/LeafGreen gamepak. For Mega Man 7, you'll need to enter the "Full Power Password" (1415, 5585, 7823, 6251), which will unlock all of the stages. For Mega Man 8 and Mega Man & Bass, you have to have accessed Wily's Tower (Mega Man 8) or King's Foretress (Mega Man & Bass). On the GBA with Ruby/Sapphire/FireRed/LeafGreen, you'll be asked to upload your current party of Pokémon to your Mega Man game.

Once all this is done, you'll head to either Dr. Light's Lab (Mega Man 7) or the Shop (Mega Man 8 & Mega Man & Bass). Dr. Light will tell you that Gym Leaders from Kanto (Mega Man 7), Hoenn (Mega Man 8), or Johto (Mega Man & Bass) have ended up in the Robot Masters' Stages. What you have to do is select a stage from the Stage Select Screen. You'll notice that this time, each Robot Masters' picture is replaced with that of a Gym Leader's. (It's Ken Sugimori art, with the Kanto Gym Leaders' being from FireRed/LeafGreen.)

Mega Man 7
Burst Man: Misty, TM18 (Rain Dance)
Cloud Man: Blaine, TM38 (Fire Blast)
Junk Man: Lt. Surge, TM24 (Thunderbolt)
Freeze Man: Brock, TM37 (Sandstorm)
Slash Man: Erika, TM19 (Giga Drain)
Spring Man: Koga, TM06 (Toxic)
Shade Man: Sabrina, TM29 (Psychic)
Turbo Man: Janine, TM36 (Sludge Bomb)

Mega Man 8
Grenade Man: Roxanne, TM39 (Rock Tomb)
Frost Man: Norman, TM42 (Façade)
Tengu Man: Winona, TM40 (Aerial Ace)
Clown Man: Wattson, TM34 (Shock Wave)
Astro Man: Tate & Liza, TM04 (Calm Mind)
Aqua Man: Wallace, TM03 (Water Pulse)
Sword Man: Flannery, TM50 (Overheat)
Search Man: Brawly, TM07 (Bulk Up)

Mega Man & Bass
Cold Man: Pryce, TM13 (Ice Beam)
Burner Man: Bugsy, TM11 (Sunny Day)
Pirate Man: Clair, TM02 (Dragon Claw)
Ground Man: Chuck, TM31 (Brick Break)
Tengu Man: Falkner, TM07 (Hail)
Magic Man: Whitney, TM45 (Attract)
Astro Man: Morty, TM30 (Shadow Ball)
Dynamo Man: Jasmine, TM23 (Iron Tail)

What you'll have to do is head into the stage (all enemies and hazards are still there) and make your way to the end where you fought the Robot Master. In the room, you'll find the Gym Leader who's in that stage. When you battle him/her, a screen saying "Battle Standby" will appear. You'll then have to go to the connected GBA with Ruby/Sapphire/FireRed/LeafGreen and battle the Leader. (The graphics, sprites, music, and anything else will be R/S/FR/LG ones.) You'll use the Pokémon you uploaded to the Mega Man game. The Kanto Gym Leaders use their rematch teams from Johto League Masters 3 (found here) and the Hoenn Gym Leaders use their rematch teams from Pokémon League Guys (found here). The Johto Gym Leaders use the teams listed below:

Falkner: L64 Dodrio, L66 Pidgeot, L63 Noctowl
Bugsy: L65 Butterfree, L67 Scizor, L64 Ariados
Whitney: L66 Clefable, L68 Miltank, L65 Linoone
Morty: L67 Misdreavus, L69 Gengar, L67 Sableye, L66 Dusclops
Chuck: L68 Machamp, L70 Poliwrath, L67 Heracross, L67 Breloom
Jasmine: L69 Magneton, L71 Steelix, L68 Skarmory, L68 Aggron
Pryce: L70 Cloyster, L72 Dewgong, L72 Piloswine, L69 Glalie, L69 Walrein
Clair: L71 Altaria, L71 Flygon, L73 Salamence, L73 Kingdra, L70 Flygon, L70 Altaria

And here's Janine's team (since she shows up in Mega Man 7 instead of Giovanni).
Janine: L53 Crobat, L51 Venomoth, L52 Weezing, L52 Muk, L51 Swalot

For defeating that Gym Leader, you receive 5 of a specific TM that is put into your Ruby/Sapphire/FireRed/LeafGreen gamepak. (The TM is listed next to the Gym Leader.) For a final note, in Mega Man 7, when you select Shade Man's (Sabrina's) stage while doing this mission and do the same thing you do to get the stage's alternate music, a rendition of Sabrina's theme music from Pokémon Puzzle League will play throughout the stage.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

If you scan each Robot Master Pokémon card while connected to Mega Man Anniversary Collection, you can take on a unique mission in either Mega Man 7 or Mega Man 8. You can also take on the same mission in Mega Man & Bass.

When you go and select Mega Man 7, you'll first need to enter the "Full Power Password" (1415, 5585, 7823, 6251), which will unlock all of the stages. After entering the password, there'll be a cutscene where you head to Dr. Light's lab. Dr. Light will inform you that three suspicious people are wreaking havoc at the Robot Museum. You'll then head to the Museum. Just head through the short stage like you do when you defeat 4 of the Robot Masters. At the end, you'll find… Jessie and James of Team Rocket (along with Meowth)! They'll boast that they're at the Museum by orders of their boss (Giovanni) and that they've obtained what they were looking for. They'll then leave through the hole in the ceiling, leaving behind the same jester-like boss robot you had to fight the first time you went through here. Use the same tactics to defeat it.

For Mega Man 8, you'll have to have accessed Wily's Tower (meaning you will have to have completed all eight Robot Master Stages). After using the e-Reader, you'll get a message from Dr. Light telling you to head to the mine (where you fought Duo). You'll go straight to the mine and have to make your way through it like you did the first time. After reaching the end of the stage, you'll find… Butch and Cassidy of Team Rocket! They'll tell you that they as well as several other organizations have plans to use with the Evil Energy. They'll then leave, leaving behind the Green Devil (the green, gelatinous robot you fight in Stage 3 of Wily's Tower). You then have to fight the Devil. It, however acts like the Green Devil from the Museum Stage of Mega Man & Bass. Use the same tactics to defeat it.

For Mega Man & Bass, you'll have to have accessed King's Foretress (meaning you will have to have completed all eight Robot Master Stages and broke all the Crystals in the Crystal Teleport Stage). After using the e-Reader, you'll get a message from Dr. Light telling you to head to the Robot Museum (the intro stage). You'll go straight to the Museum and have to make your way through it like you did the first time. After reaching the end of the stage, you'll find… Annie and Oakley of Team Rocket! They'll tell you that they have restolen all the robot data and they they as well as several other organizations plan to use the data for their own purposes. They'll then leave, leaving behind the same Green Devil you fought at the beginning of the game. You then have to fight the Devil again. Use the same tactics to defeat it.

After defeating the boss, you'll head back to Dr. Light's lab (or the Shop in Mega Man 8 and Mega Man & Bass), where Dr. Light will tell you that several criminal organizations are wreaking havoc all over the place and that you'll have to stop them. The groups happen to be the same ones from Magma/Aqua/Flora Axis and Plasma/Rocket Ambitions. You'll be asked to equip yourself with six Pokémon. The Pokémon are all preset with moves to take on each of the teams. (They're not the best movesets or items for them, though.) Here are the Pokémon:

Venusaur
Holds: Leftovers
Giga Drain
Sludge Bomb
Leech Seed
Toxic

Charizard
Holds: Shell Bell
Flamethrower
Fly
Brick Break
Iron Tail

Blastoise
Holds: Bright Powder
Hydro Pump
Ice Beam
Bite
Mirror Coat

Meganium
Holds: Focus Band
Solarbeam
Ancientpower
Leech Seed
Substitute

Typhlosion
Holds: White Herb
Overheat
Earthquake
Endure
Reversal

Feraligatr
Holds: Petaya Berry
Surf
Earthquake
Slash
Crunch

Sceptile
Holds: King's Rock
Leaf Blade
Dragon Claw
Earthquake
Fury Cutter

Blaziken
Holds: Apicot Berry
Blaze Kick
Sky Uppercut
Rock Slide
Double-Edge

Swampert
Holds: Quick Claw
Muddy Water
Mud Shot
Blizzard
Mirror Coat

Raichu
Holds: Rawst Berry
Thunder
Iron Tail
Reversal
Thunder Wave

Gardevoir
Holds: Persim Berry
Psychic
Thunderbolt
Magical Leaf
Memento

Pidgeot
Holds: Chesto Berry
Air Cutter
Double-Edge
Steel Wing
Hidden Power (Ground)

This is only the preparation part of the data. After this post, I’ll post the rest.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

Each of the teams occupies two of the eight Robot Master stages. What you'll do here as you head through each of the stages, you'll run into Grunts of that team. Whenever you encounter one, a screen saying "Battle Standby" will appear. You'll then have to go to the connected Game Boy Advance and battle the Grunt. (The graphics, sprites, music, and anything else will be R/S/FR/LG ones.) You'll use the Pokémon you selected back at the lab. Here's where each of the teams are:

Mega Man 7
Magma: Shade Man's Stage, Turbo Man's Stage
Aqua: Burst Man's Stage, Freeze Man's Stage
Flora: Slash Man's Stage, Spring Man's Stage
Plasma: Cloud Man's Stage, Junk Man's Stage
Cipher: Dr. Wily's Castle, Stage 1
Snagem: Dr. Wily's Castle, Stage 2
Rocket: Dr. Wily's Castle, Stage 3

Mega Man 8
Magma: Tengu Man's Stage, Sword Man's Stage
Aqua: Frost Man's Stage, Aqua Man's Stage
Flora: Astro Man's Stage, Search Man's Stage
Plasma: Grenade Man's Stage, Clown Man's Stage
Cipher: Wily's Tower, Stage 1
Snagem: Wily's Tower, Stage 2
Rocket: Wily's Tower, Stage 3

Mega Man & Bass
Magma: Ground Man's Stage, Magic Man's Stage
Aqua: Cold Man's Stage, Pirate Man's Stage
Flora: Burner Man's Stage, Tengu Man's Stage
Plasma: Astro Man's Stage, Dynamo Man's Stage
Cipher: King's Foretress, Stage 1
Snagem: King's Foretress, Stage 2
Rocket: King's Foretress, Stage 3

Special Notes for the MM8 Mission: When going through Frost Man’s Stage, instead of fighting the giant flying whale you encounter partway through the stage, you’ll fight Team Aqua’s helicopter. When going through the flying section of Tengu Man’s Stage, instead of fighting the giant flying whale you encounter partway through the stage, you’ll fight Team Magma’s helicopter.

In each stage, there are eight Grunts and two Admins that you have to fight. The first four grunts are in the first half of the stage, with the Admin at the halfway point of the stage (usually in the room where there is a mid-boss). The last four grunts appear in the second half of the stage, with the second Admin waiting for you in the room where you fought the Robot Master. In Mega Man 8, the first four grunts and Admin appear in the first area of the stage and the last four grunts and Admin appear in the second area. After completing the stage, you get to choose another stage. (There are two waves of Grunts and Admins for each team, one wave per stage.) Here's what each grunt has (they're all at L50):

Team Magma Grunt (1)
Numel

Team Magma Grunt (2)
Houndour, Poochyena

Team Magma Grunt (3)
Numel, Rhyhorn, Slugma

Team Magma Grunt (4)
Numel, Lairon, Poochyena, Golbat

Magma Admin Tabitha
Mightyena, Ninetales, Magmar, Typhlosion, Camerupt

Team Magma Grunt (5)
Camerupt

Team Magma Grunt (6)
Torkoal, Claydol

Team Magma Grunt (7)
Rapidash, Houndoom, Golbat

Team Magma Grunt (8)
Arcanine, Rhydon, Magcargo, Aggron

Magma Admin Courtney
Mightyena, Aggron, Houndoom, Blaziken, Camerupt

Team Aqua Grunt (1)
Carvanha

Team Aqua Grunt (2)
Corphish, Poochyena

Team Aqua Grunt (3)
Carvanha, Poliwhirl, Chinchou

Team Aqua Grunt (4)
Carvanha, Sealeo, Poochyena, Golbat

Aqua Admin Matt
Mightyena, Cloyster, Jynx, Feraligatr, Sharpedo

Team Aqua Grunt (5)
Sharpedo

Team Aqua Grunt (6)
Mantine, Gyarados

Team Aqua Grunt (7)
Octillery, Crawdaunt, Golbat

Team Aqua Grunt (8)
Starmie, Politoed, Lanturn, Walrein

Aqua Admin Shelly
Mightyena, Walrein, Crawdaunt, Swampert, Sharpedo

Team Flora Grunt (1)
Cacnea

Team Flora Grunt (2)
Hoppip, Poochyena

Team Flora Grunt (3)
Cacnea, Lileep, Sunkern

Team Flora Grunt (4)
Cacnea, Nuzleaf, Poochyena, Golbat

Flora Admin Brad
Mightyena, Vileplume, Tangela, Meganium, Cacturne

Team Flora Grunt (5)
Cacturne

Team Flora Grunt (6)
Tangela, Tropius

Team Flora Grunt (7)
Jumpluff, Exeggutor, Golbat

Team Flora Grunt (8)
Victreebel, Cradily, Sunflora, Shiftry

Flora Admin Seth
Mightyena, Shiftry, Exeggutor, Sceptile, Cacturne

Team Plasma Grunt (1)
Electrike

Team Plasma Grunt (2)
Mareep, Poochyena

Team Plasma Grunt (3)
Electrike, Magnemite, Voltorb

Team Plasma Grunt (4)
Electrike, Flaaffy, Poochyena, Golbat

Plasma Admin David
Mightyena, Electrode, Electabuzz, Raichu, Manectric

Team Plasma Grunt (5)
Manectric

Team Plasma Grunt (6)
Electabuzz, Raichu

Team Plasma Grunt (7)
Raichu, Plusle, Golbat

Team Plasma Grunt (8)
Magneton, Minun, Electrode, Ampharos

Plasma Admin Rhonda
Mightyena, Magneton, Xatu, Ampharos, Manectric

This is only the second part of the data. I’ll post the last part of the mission.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

After completing each of the eight stages, you’ll head back to Dr. Light’s lab (or the Shop in Mega Man 8 and Mega Man & Bass), where Dr. Light will tell you that three more criminal organizations have set up operations in Wily’s Castle (Mega Man 7), Wily’s Tower (Mega Man 8), or King’s Foretress (Mega Man & Bass). You’ll then be able to head to the Foretress from the Stage Select Screen. You’ll have to make your way through the Foretress’s stages, each containing eight Grunts and two Admins and/or high-ranking members.

In Mega Man 7’s Foretress’s first stage, you’ll fight four Cipher Peons before reaching the room where you fought Bass, fight Ein in Bass’s room, then fight four more Peons before reaching the room where you fought the large Guts Man robot (where Nascour is waiting for you). In the second stage, you’ll fight four Team Snagem Grunts before the room where you fought Bass a second time, fight Fein (who is disguised as Proto Man) in said room, then fight four more Grunts before reaching the room where you fought the large turtle robot (where Agnol is waiting for you). In the third stage, you’ll fight four Team Rocket Grunts and then Tyson before the spike-laden hall with the timed platforms. After the spike hall (where you go either up or down), you’ll fight four more Grunts along whichever path you chose. (The Grunts on the upper path appear after the disappering block area and the Grunts on the lower path appear before the room containg the crab mini-boss.) At the end of the stage, you’ll enter the room where you fought the large “Mask” robot (where Iron Masked Maruader, or I.M.M. is waiting for you).

In Mega Man 8’s Foretress’s first stage, you’ll fight all eight Cipher Peons after the jet board section. In the room containg the quad pod boss, you’ll find both Ein and Nascour waiting for you. (You’ll fight Ein first, then Nascour.) In the second stage, you’ll fight four Team Snagem Grunts in the section before the Rush Jet section. Right before the Rush Jet half, you’ll find Fein (disguised as Roll) and have to battle him. In the second half of the stage, you’ll fight four more Grunts on rocket platforms as you make your way through the flying stage on Rush. At the end of the stage, you’ll find Agnol on the attack ship boss you fought here and have to battle him. (You don’t fight the ship itself.) In the third stage, you’ll you’ll fight four Team Rocket Grunts before the room where you fought Bass, fight Tyson in said room, then fight four more Grunts before reaching the room where you fought the Green Devil (where I.M.M. is waiting for you).

In Mega Man & Bass’s Foretress’s first stage, you’ll fight all eight Cipher Peons before reaching the room before the room where you fought the “owl” robot. You’ll fight Ein in the first room, then Nascour in the boss room. In the second Stage, you’ll fight three Team Snagem Grunts before the room where you fight the King Tank (you still have to fight the Tank), fight two more grunts before the area with the King Jet (you still have to fight the Jet), then fight three more Grunts before the room where you fought King. You’ll find and battle Fein (who is disguised as either Bass (if you’re Mega Man) or Mega Man (if you’re Bass)) in the first room, then find and battle Agnol in the second room. In the third stage, you’ll fight a Team Rocket Grunt in each Robot Master rematch room (after defeating the Grunt, you have to fight the Robot Master). After defeating all eight, you’ll appear in a room where Tyson and I.M.M. are waiting for you. You’ll fight Tyson first, then I.M.M. Anyway, here’s what each Grunt and Admin/boss has (for all three games):

Cipher Peon (1)
Slowpoke

Cipher Peon (2)
Lotad, Ralts

Cipher Peon (3)
Abra, Carvanha, Kirlia

Cipher Peon (4)
Staryu, Lombre, Drowzee, Kadabra

Cipher Admin Ein
Manectric, Rhydon, Crobat, Mantine, Gyarados

Cipher Peon (5)
Mr. Mime

Cipher Peon (6)
Hypno, Murkrow

Cipher Peon (7)
Ludicolo, Starmie, Sharpedo

Cipher Peon (8)
Omastar, Crawdaunt, Slowking, Alakazam

Cipher Nascour
Gardevior, Xatu, Dusclops, Walrein, Blaziken

Team Snagem (1)
Swinub

Team Snagem (2)
Seedot, Trapinch

Team Snagem (3)
Machop, Numel, Vibrava

Team Snagem (4)
Makuhita, Nuzleaf, Mankey, Machoke

Shady Guy Fein
Gyarados, Milotic, Houndoom, Armaldo, Manectric

Team Snagem (5)
Nosepass

Team Snagem (6)
Primeape, Pinsir

Team Snagem (7)
Shiftry, Hariyama, Camerupt

Team Snagem (8)
Cradily, Cacturne, Piloswine, Machamp

Deep King Agnol
Skarmory, Sableye, Girafarig, Shedinja, Kingdra

Team Rocket Grunt (1)
Grimer

Team Rocket Grunt (2)
Trapinch, Zubat

Team Rocket Grunt (3)
Larvitar, Houndour, Gloom

Team Rocket Grunt (4)
Numel, Weepinbell, Rhyhorn, Golbat

Rocket Admin Tyson
Fearow, Meganium, Manectric, Arcanine, Crawdaunt

Team Rocket Grunt (5)
Absol

Team Rocket Grunt (6)
Muk, Claydol

Team Rocket Grunt (7)
Victreebel, Camerupt, Nidoqueen

Team Rocket Grunt (8)
Houndoom, Vileplume, Whiscash, Nidoking

Rocket Admin IMM
Sneasel, Scizor, Milotic, Shiftry, Blaziken

When you reach the final stage of the Foretress, you’ll have to refight each Robot Master like you would normally do. Afterwards, you’ll appear in the area where you fight Dr. Wily. You’ll find him along with the leaders of each of the Teams you fought. Dr. Wily will explain to you that he has joined forces with the Teams to take over the world. You’ll then have to fight each of the leaders in the order they are listed. Here’s what each leader has:

Magma Leader Maxie
Mightyena, Crobat, Arcanine, Rhydon, Houndoom, Camerupt

Aqua Leader Archie
Mightyena, Crobat, Cloyster, Whiscash, Ludicolo, Sharpedo

Flora Leader Farlie
Mightyena, Crobat, Vileplume, Forretress, Breloom, Cacturne

Plasma Leader Plasmae
Mightyena, Crobat, Ampharos, Raichu, Electrode, Manectric

Cipher Head Evice
Slaking, Slowking, Scizor, Machamp, Salamence, Tyranitar

Snagem Head Gonzap
Skarmory, Granbull, Breloom, Crawdaunt, Armaldo, Machamp

Rocket Leader Giovanni
Swalot, Sandslash, Nidoqueen, Nidoking, Swampert, Rhydon

After defeating them all, Dr. Wily will appear in his second craft. (What I mean is you go straight to the second phase of the battle instead of fighting both forms.) Defeat Wily like you normally would (which could still be pretty tough). You’ll then get a slightly different ending, where each of the leaders leaves the place knowing they have been defeated.

<SPOILERS>In Mega Man 7, after the part where Mega Man seems like he’s going to shoot Wily, as Mega Man leaves the Foretress before it explodes, you’ll see Team Magma’s, Aqua’s Flora’s, Plasma’s, and Giovanni’s helicopters fly from the Foretress before the explosion.

After the ending, you’ll get a message saying they you’ve been given special gifts to put in your Pokémon game (Ruby/Sapphire/FireRed/LeafGeeen). Connect a Game Boy Advance containing the Pokémon game to Mega Man Anniversary Collection. For Mega Man & Bass, the gifts will be stored in the e-Reader while you turn off Mega Man & Bass and put in your Pokémon game. Here’s what the gifts you receive are:

- A MEGAMAN STATUE for the Secret Base (if you did the mission in Mega Man 7)
- A PROTOMAN STATUE for the Secret Base (if you did the mission in Mega Man 8)
- A BASS STATUE for the Secret Base (if you did the mission in Mega Man & Bass)
- A L5 Mew w/Psychic, Volt Tackle, Surf, and Metronome (Mega Man 7)
- A L5 Celebi w/Psychic, Frenzy Plant, Flamethrower, and Heal Bell (Mega Man 8)
- A L5 Jirachi w/Psychic, Dragonbreath, Ice Beam, and Wish (Mega Man & Bass)
- 1 TMEX1 (Blast Burn) (if you did the mission in Mega Man 7)
- 1 TMEX2 (Hydro Cannon) (if you did the mission in Mega Man 8)
- 1 TMEX3 (Frenzy Plant) (if you did the mission in Mega Man & Bass)
- 1 TMEX4 (Volt Tackle) (regardless of what game you did the mission in)
- 1 Master Ball
- 200000 Cash

Also, after receiving the gifts, in your Pokémon game, go to Professor Birch’s Lab (Ruby/Sapphire) or Professor Oak’s Lab (FireRed/LeafGreen) and he’ll tell you that Dr. Light has left you six Pokémon and that you get to choose 2 of them. Each Pokémon is at L5 and has an ability it doesn’t normally have. The special ability will also be passed on to its evolutions. Here’s each Pokémon:

L5 Oddish w/Thick Fat
L5 Houndour w/Chlorophyll
L5 Slowpoke w/Speed Boost
L5 Magnemite w/Levitate
L5 Spearow w/Volt Absorb
L5 Geodude w/Water Absorb

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

Scan all of the Robot Masters' Trainer cards into the e-Reader, connected to Ruby/Sapphire. This is a Battle Tower challenge where you'll face eight Robot Masters, all with six L100 Pokémon.

When you talk to the receptionist, you'll get a special conversation. It goes like this:

"DR. WILY's Robots have invaded the BATTLE TOWER. Eight Robots have been taking out all who dares to challenge. Will you take the challenge?"

Then you're prompted yes or no. Say no and you'll get "I hope you'll be able to take the challenge sometime." Say yes and get the following:

"Each of the Robot Masters had 6 Pokémon. Just to be fair, you get to take 6 Pokémon into the challenge, with no level limits." (That means that you can take any Pokémon into this challenge, regardless of level, as long as they're six different kinds.)

Afterwards, you'll be checked for whether you're trying to take eggs in. If you have an egg, you'll get the usual "you can't take an egg in" message, and the conversation reverts to the no choice above. If you've got only Pokémon, you'll be let into the Battle Tower.

You'll face the Robot Masters in the order they were taken down in the Mega Man games. Here's what Pokémon they have and the phrase they use at the start of the fight (and, if necessary, the prize for beating that trainer):

Heat Man
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MASTER HEAT MAN
Phrase: "I'll finish you and set this place ablaze!"
Pokémon: L100 Houndoom, L100 Magmar, L100 Torkoal, L100 Magcargo, L100 Camerupt, L100 Typhlosion
An instrumental of the Mega Man 2 boss theme (found here) plays during this battle.

Spark Man
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MASTER SPARK MAN
Phrase: "When I win, I'll make a massive power failure that will black out this tower!"
Pokémon: L100 Raichu, L100 Lanturn, L100 Manectric, L100 Electrode, L100 Magneton, L100 Ampharos
An instrumental of the Mega Man 3 boss theme (found here) plays during this battle.

Star Man
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MASTER STAR MAN
Phrase (male): "To the stars with you!"
Phrase (female): "Hmmm... I'm not sure if I should fight you. Aw, what's the worst that could happen, losing to a girl?"
Pokémon: L100 Grumpig, L100 Medicham, L100 Xatu, L100 Exeggutor, L100 Starmie, L100 Alakazam
An instrumental of the Mega Man 4 boss theme (found here) plays during this battle.

Dark Man
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MASTER DARK MAN
Phrase: "My dark clouds are ready to plunge this place into a 1000-year darkness!"
Pokémon: L100 Absol, L100 Sneasel, L100 Mightyena, L100 Sharpedo, L100 Shiftry, L100 Tyranitar
An instrumental of the Mega Man 5 boss theme (found here) plays during this battle.

Plant Man
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MASTER PLANT MAN
Phrase (male): "OVERGROW!"
Phrase (female): "Hmmm... I was sent to beat someone as pretty as a flower? Why, Wily, why?"
Pokémon: L100 Breloom, L100 Cacturne, L100 Cradily, L100 Ludicolo, L100 Jumpluff, L100 Venusaur
An instrumental of the Mega Man 6 boss theme (found here) plays during this battle.

Freeze Man
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MASTER FREEZE MAN
Phrase: "The next Ice Age begins today!"
Pokémon: L100 Delibird, L100 Jynx, L100 Piloswine, L100 Cloyster, L100 Glalie, L100 Walrein
An instrumental of the Mega Man 7 boss theme (found here) plays during this battle.

Junk Man
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MASTER JUNK MAN
Phrase: "I'm sure this place will be good for my scrap metal heap!"
Pokémon: L100 Mawile, L100 Skarmory, L100 Scizor, L100 Steelix, L100 Aggron, L100 Metagross
An instrumental of the Mega Man 8 boss theme (found here) plays during this battle.

Ground Man
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MASTER GROUND MAN
Phrase: "I'll bury you alive, and then this place will follow!"
Pokémon: L100 Gligar, L100 Dugtrio, L100 Claydol, L100 Rhydon, L100 Flygon, L100 Golem
An instrumental of the Mega Man & Bass boss theme (found here) plays during this battle.

Bass
Official Tower Name: WILY ROBOT BASS
Phrase: "DIE!"
Pokémon: L100 Hitmonchan, L100 Hitmonlee, L100 Hitmontop, L100 Venusaur, L100 Charizard, L100 Blastoise
An instrumental of Bass's theme (found here) plays during this battle.

King
Official Tower Name: WILY ROBOT KING
Phrase: "You're not going to thwart KING! Prepare for your doom!"
Pokémon: L100 Walrein, L100 Aggron, L100 Kingdra, L100 Slaking, L100 Salamence, L100 Dragonite
An instrumental of King's theme (found here) plays during this battle.

Dr. Wily
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MAKER DR.WILY
Phrase (male): "You managed to beat all of my minions? Prepare to fall, son of Adam!"
Phrase (female): "You managed to beat all of my minions? Prepare to fall, daughter of Eve!"
Pokémon: L100 Seviper, L100 Piloswine, L100 Porygon2, L100 Meganium, L100 Typhlosion, L100 Feraligatr
An instrumental of Wily's first theme from Mega Man 8 (found here) plays during this battle.

Dr. Wily (2)
Official Tower Name: ROBOT MAKER DR.WILY
Phrase: "Thought you had me, right? WRONG! You are going down!"
Pokémon: L100 Dusclops, L100 Electrode, L100 Victreebel, L100 Steelix, L100 Exploud, L100 Tyranitar
NOTE: Dr. Wily is not following the Battle Tower rules. As soon as you defeat him, he'll go and illegally swap his whole team for an entirely different team and then challenge you again.
After Winning: Recieve 2 Master Balls as a reward for clearing a major rulebreaker from the challenge
An instrumental of Wily's second theme from Mega Man 7 (found here) plays during this battle.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

If you scan each Mega Man, Roll, Proto Man, Bass, Dr. Wily, and King Pokémon card as well as each Trainer card into the e-Reader while connected to Pokémon Colosseum, go to any TV, and you'll hear a telecast… done by Dr. Wily! He'll boast that he's taken over Mt. Battle and is building an enormous mind control tower on the top. So far, the mind control device has taken over the minds of everyone on Mt. Battle--and Wily's using them to block the path to the top. What you need to do is go to Mt. Battle and speak to the receptionist. You'll be whisked to Area 3 to start the mission. You'll notice that in place of the usual Trainers on Mt. Battle are Sniper Joes. Each of the Sniper Joes use Pokémon of various types. Like normally, the levels of the Pokémon increase as you make your way up as well as they become more evolved. The Pokémon here aren't random, but there's way too many to list. On the tenth platform of each Area, you'll find a specific Robot Master that you'll have to battle. With the exception of their levels, each of them uses the same Pokémon they use in the Ruby/Sapphire Battle Tower mission. For the Sniper Joes populating each platform, here's the "schematics" of the Pokémon they have are:

Area 3: Fire-type Pokémon L31-35; Heat Man's Pokémon, all at L40
Area 4: Electric-type Pokémon L31-35; Spark Man's Pokémon, all at L40
Area 5: Psychic-type Pokémon L36-40; Star Man's Pokémon, all at L45
Area 6: Dark-type Pokémon L36-40; Dark Man's Pokémon, all at L45*
Area 7: Grass-type Pokémon L41-45; Plant Man's Pokémon, all at L50
Area 8: Ice/Water-type Pokémon L46-50; Freeze Man's Pokémon, all at L55
Area 9: Steel-type Pokémon L51-55; Junk Man's Pokémon, all at L60
Area 10: Ground/Rock-type Pokémon L56-60, Ground Man's Pokémon, all at L60

* Instead of having a Tyranitar, Dark Man will have an Umbreon as his final Pokémon.

You'll notice that you'll battle Ground Man on platform 99. After defeating him, you'll be able to reach platform 100. When you reach there, you'll notice that there is a massive radio-like tower being constructed. You'll also see Dr. Wily's Skull Ship next to the tower. On the platform, you'll see Bass, King, and Dr. Wily. You'll have to fight each of them. Bass will challenge you first, then King, and finally Dr. Wily. Bass and King use the same teams they use in the Ruby/Sapphire Battle Tower mission. Here's what Pokémon they each use:

Platform 100
Bass's Pokémon, all at L65
King's Pokémon, all at L65
Dr. Wily's Pokémon; Meganium, Typhlosion, Feraligatr, Steelix, Exploud, Tyranitar; all at L65
Note: The same music from your second battle with Dr. Wily the Ruby/Sapphire Battle Tower mission plays during your battle with him.

After the battle, Wily will boast that you still can't stop his plan to control all the minds in Orre. Suddenly, both Lugia and Ho-oh will appear over Mt. Battle and fire blasts that destroy the control tower. Dr. Wily then decides he has no choice but to flee. He rushes to his Skull Ship with Bass and King behind him. They get aboard and start to fly away, firing blasts at Lugia and Ho-oh that even though they shield themselves against, distracts tham and Wily makes a getaway. You however, thwarted his plans and will receive a special prize. After being asked to return to the front desk at Mt. Battle, go to your PC, and you'll find a L70 Lugia there. (Unlike with Ho-oh, purifying all the Shadow Pokémon isn't necessary.)

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

One last piece of data. If you scan a specific Enigma Island Promo into the e-Reader while connected to Mega Man & Bass, you’ll get a special CD in the CD Data Base. The CD is of the person who the card belongs to. (Ex: If you scan Brock’s Hideaway, you’ll get a CD numbered 101 named “Brock”.) Each CD follows the same pattern of information as the other 100 CDs, giving information on that person. Any Enigma Island Promo will yield a CD for the Data Base, including ones such as the ones from the Sonic sets. Also, these non-Enigma Island Promo cards yield CDs; Maxie (I), Archie (I), Farlie (I), Plasmae (I), Miror B. (I), Dakim (I), Venus (I), Ein (I), Nascour (I), Evice (I), Gonzap (I), Agnol (I), Fein (I), Oak of Kanto, Elm of Johto, Birch of Hoenn. There are 100 e-Reader CDs in all, 9 of them not obtained by cards, but bonuses received from obtaining other CDs. In fact, here’s the list of e-Reader CDs:

101 Brock
102 Misty
103 Lt. Surge
104 Erika
105 Koga
106 Sabrina
107 Aeris**
108 Blaine
109 Giovanni
110 Janine
111 Falkner
112 Bugsy
113 Whitney
114 Morty
115 Chuck
116 Jasmine
117 Pryce
118 Karen
119 Roxanne
120 Brawly
121 Wattson
122 Flannery
123 Norman
124 Winona
125 Jason
126 Tate & Liza
127 Wallace
128 Cissy
129 Danny
130 Rudy
131 Luana
132 Drake (OI)
133 Lorelei
134 Bruno
135 Agatha
136 Will
137 Karen
138 Lance
139 Sidney
140 Phoebe
141 Glacia
142 Drake (HE4)
143 Steven
144 Liza
145 Sonrisa
146 Trixie
147 Electra
148 Milane
149 Luka
150 Shingo
151 Eusine
152 Floreia
153 Ritchie
154 Harrison
155 Gary
156 Professor Oak
157 Professor Elm
158 Professor Birch
159 Professor Ivy
160 Team Magma
161 Team Aqua
162 Team Flora
163 Team Plasma
164 Team Rocket
165 Team Cipher
166 Team Snagem
167 Maxie
168 Archie
169 Farlie
170 Plasmae
171 Miror B.
172 Dakim
173 Venus
174 Ein
175 Nascour
176 Evice
177 Gonzap
178 Agnol
179 Fein
180 Sonic
181 Tails
182 Knuckles
183 Shadow
184 Eggman
185 red face paint
186 Omega
187 Amy
188 Cream
189 Big
190 Espio
191 Charmy
192 Vector
193 Metal Sonic
194 Brendan
195 May
196 Max
197 Wally
198 Wes
199 Rui
200 Ash

CD #159 is obtained by obtaining CDs #156-#158. CD #193 is obtained by obtaining CDs #180-#192. CDs #194-#200 are obtained by obtaining CDs #101-193.

** Can be manipulated through the Nintendo DS. See the bottom of here for more info on this.

And this is all the e-Reader data this set has! The only thing there is left to do with this set is the cards lists, which will be posted over time.

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

Okay. Here’s the set list. I decided to divide the set into three parts. I have equalized each part as best as possible. I’ll be posting each part separately.

MEGA MAN REVOLUTIONS PART 1

POKéMON

[Holo]
Bass's Wailord H
Dark Man's Mightyena H
Dark Man's Tyranitar H
Dr. Wily's Crobat H
Dr. Wily's Deoxys H
Freeze Man's Articuno H
Freeze Man's Blastoise H
Freeze Man's Cloyster H
Freeze Man's Ludicolo H
Freeze Man's Walrein H
Ground Man's Golem H
Ground Man's Marowak H
Heat Man's Charizard H
Heat Man's Moltres H
Heat Man's Ninetales H
Junk Man's Aggron H
Junk Man's Steelix H
King's Dragonite H
King's Slaking H
Mega Man's Feraligatr H
Mega Man's Meganium H
Mega Man's Typhlosion H
Plant Man's Bellossom H
Plant Man's Shiftry H
Plant Man's Venusaur H
Plant Man's Vileplume H
Proto Man's Whiscash H
Roll's Furret H
Roll's Milotic H
Spark Man's Raichu H
Spark Man's Zapdos H
Star Man's Alakazam H
Star Man's Gardevoir H
Star Man's Grumpig H
[Rare]
Bass's Zangoose R
Dark Man's Houndoom R
Dark Man's Umbreon R
Dr. Wily's Victreebel R
Freeze Man's Delibird R
Freeze Man's Glalie R
Freeze Man's Octillery R
Freeze Man's Vaporeon R
Ground Man's Claydol R
Ground Man's Gligar R
Ground Man's Sudowoodo R
Heat Man's Flareon R
Heat Man's Magcargo R
Junk Man's Skarmory R
Plant Man's Breloom R
Plant Man's Parasect R
Plant Man's Sunflora R
Plant Man's Tropius R
Proto Man's Electrode R
Proto Man's Xatu R
Roll's Delcatty R
Roll's Roselia R
Spark Man's Jolteon R
Spark Man's Magneton R
Star Man's Espeon R
Star Man's Hypno R
[Uncommon]
Bass's Wailmer U
Dark Man's Poochyena U
Dark Man's Pupitar U
Dr. Wily's Golbat U
Dr. Wily's Weepinbell U
Freeze Man's Lombre U
Freeze Man's Remoraid U
Freeze Man's Sealeo U
Freeze Man's Shellder U
Freeze Man's Wartortle U
Ground Man's Cubone U
Ground Man's Graveler U
Heat Man's Charmeleon U
Heat Man's Vulpix U
Junk Man's Lairon U
Junk Man's Onix U
King's Dragonair U
King's Vigoroth U
Mega Man's Bayleef U
Mega Man's Croconaw U
Mega Man's Quilava U
Plant Man's Gloom U
Plant Man's Ivysaur U
Plant Man's Nuzleaf U
Plant Man's Paras U
Proto Man's Barboach U
Roll's Sentret U
Roll's Skitty U
Spark Man's Pikachu U
Star Man's Kadabra U
Star Man's Kirlia U
Star Man's Spoink U
[Common]
Dark Man's Houndour C
Dark Man's Larvitar C
Dr. Wily's Bellsprout C
Dr. Wily's Zubat C
Freeze Man's Lotad C
Freeze Man's Snorunt C
Freeze Man's Spheal C
Freeze Man's Squirtle C
Ground Man's Baltoy C
Ground Man's Geodude C
Heat Man's Charmander C
Heat Man's Slugma C
Junk Man's Aron C
King's Dratini C
King's Slakoth C
Mega Man's Chikorita C
Mega Man's Cyndaquil C
Mega Man's Totodile C
Plant Man's Bulbasaur C
Plant Man's Oddish C
Plant Man's Seedot C
Plant Man's Shroomish C
Plant Man's Sunkern C
Proto Man's Natu C
Proto Man's Voltorb C
Robot Masters' Eevee C
Roll's Azurill C
Roll's Feebas C
Spark Man's Pichu C
Spark Man's Magnemite C
Star Man's Abra C
Star Man's Drowzee C
Star Man's Ralts C

POKéMON TOTAL: 125

TRAINER

Auto U
Dr. Cossack U
Dr. Wily's Trick Gym U
Heat Man U
Heat Man's Heat Shield U
Heat Man's Stage U
Heat Man's Weapon U
Mega Ball U
Rush Marine U
Spark Man U
Spark Man's Extra Jolt U
Spark Man's Stage U
Spark Man's Weapon U
Star Man U
Star Man's Stage U
Star Man's Star Spiltter U
Star Man's Weapon U
Treble U

TRAINER TOTAL: 18

POKéMON-EX

Heat Man's Magmar ex ***
Mega Man's Pidgeot ex ***
Proto Man's Zangoose ex ***
Spark Man's Ampharos ex ***
Star Man's Grumpig ex ***

POKéMON-EX TOTAL: 5

SHINING POKéMON

Dark Man's Shining Shiftry ***
Dr. Wily's Shining Deoxys ***
Freeze Man's Shining Piloswine ***
Plant Man's Shining Cradily ***

SHINING TOTAL: 4

GRAND TOTAL: 152

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

MEGA MAN REVOLUTIONS PART 2

POKéMON

[Holo]
Dark Man's Crawdaunt H
Dr. Wily's Banette H
Dr. Wily's Porygon2 H
Dr. Wily's Seviper H
Freeze Man's Feraligatr H
Freeze Man's Lapras H
Freeze Man's Sneasel H
Freeze Man's Starmie H
Freeze Man's Suicune H
Ground Man's Aerodactyl H
Ground Man's Dugtrio H
Ground Man's Flygon H
Heat Man's Arcanine H
Heat Man's Entei H
Heat Man's Typhlosion H
Junk Man's Metagross H
King's Salamence H
King's Snorlax H
Mega Man's Blaziken H
Mega Man's Sceptile H
Mega Man's Swampert H
Plant Man's Celebi H
Plant Man's Exeggutor H
Plant Man's Meganium H
Plant Man's Victreebel H
Proto Man's Zangoose H
Roll's Altaria H
Roll's Blissey H
Roll's Parasect H
Spark Man's Ampharos H
Spark Man's Raikou H
Star Man's Lunatone H
Star Man's Solrock H
Star Man's Xatu H
[Rare]
Bass's Bellossom R
Bass's Vileplume R
Dark Man's Cacturne R
Dark Man's Shiftry R
Dr. Wily's Hariyama R
Dr. Wily's Manectric R
Freeze Man's Jynx R
Freeze Man's Lanturn R
Freeze Man's Politoed R
Freeze Man's Poliwrath R
Freeze Man's Sharpedo R
Ground Man's Nosepass R
Ground Man's Piloswine R
Heat Man's Camerupt R
Heat Man's Magmar R
Junk Man's Forretress R
Plant Man's Jumpluff R
Plant Man's Ludicolo R
Plant Man's Roselia R
Plant Man's Tangela R
Proto Man's Cloyster R
Proto Man's Venomoth R
Roll's Gorebyss R
Roll's Huntail R
Spark Man's Electabuzz R
Spark Man's Minun R
Spark Man's Plusle R
Star Man's Medicham R
Star Man's Mr. Mime R
Star Man's Slowbro R
Star Man's Slowking R
[Uncommon]
Bass's Gloom U
Dark Man's Corphish U
Dark Man's Nuzleaf U
Dr. Wily's Porygon U
Dr. Wily's Shuppet U
Freeze Man's Chinchou U
Freeze Man's Croconaw U
Freeze Man's Poliwhirl U
Freeze Man's Staryu U
Ground Man's Diglett U
Ground Man's Vibrava U
Heat Man's Growlithe U
Heat Man's Quilava U
Junk Man's Metang U
King's Shelgon U
Mega Man's Combusken U
Mega Man's Grovyle U
Mega Man's Marshtomp U
Plant Man's Bayleef U
Plant Man's Exeggcute U
Plant Man's Lombre U
Plant Man's Skiploom U
Plant Man's Weepinbell U
Proto Man's Venonat U
Roll's Chansey U
Roll's Clamperl U
Roll's Swablu U
Spark Man's Flaaffy U
Star Man's Chimecho U
Star Man's Natu U
[Common]
Bass's Oddish C
Dark Man's Cacnea C
Dark Man's Seedot C
Dr. Wily's Electrike C
Dr. Wily's Makuhita C
Freeze Man's Carvanha C
Freeze Man's Poliwag C
Freeze Man's Smoochum C
Freeze Man's Totodile C
Ground Man's Swinub C
Ground Man's Trapinch C
Heat Man's Cyndaquil C
Heat Man's Magby C
Heat Man's Numel C
Junk Man's Beldum C
Junk Man's Pineco C
King's Bagon U
Mega Man's Mudkip C
Mega Man's Torchic C
Mega Man's Treecko C
Plant Man's Bellsprout C
Plant Man's Chikorita C
Plant Man's Hoppip C
Plant Man's Lotad C
Proto Man's Shellder C
Roll's Paras C
Spark Man's Elekid C
Spark Man's Mareep C
Star Man's Meditite C
Star Man's Slowpoke C

POKéMON TOTAL: 125

TRAINER

Dark Man U
Dark Man's Prism U
Dark Man's Stage U
Dark Man's Weapon U
Duo U
Evil Energy U
Freeze Man U
Freeze Man's Fantastic Ice Device U
Freeze Man's Stage U
Freeze Man's Weapon U
Kalinka U
Plant Man U
Plant Man's Emergency Seed U
Plant Man's Stage U
Plant Man's Weapon U
Proto Ball U
Rush Cycle U

TRAINER TOTAL: 17

POKéMON-EX

Bass's Hitmonlee ex ***
Dark Man's Sableye ex ***
Freeze Man's Dewgong ex ***
King's Dragonite ex ***
Plant Man's Shiftry ex ***

POKéMON-EX TOTAL: 5

SHINING POKéMON

Ground Man's Shining Sandslash ***
Junk Man's Shining Mawile ***
Mega Man's Shining Mew ***
Proto Man's Shining Whiscash ***
Roll's Shining Tentacruel ***

SHINING TOTAL: 5

GRAND TOTAL: 152

Sunflorazumarill · Mar 26, 2005

MEGA MAN REVOLUTIONS PART 3

POKéMON

[Holo]
Bass’s Blastoise H
Bass’s Charizard H
Bass’s Venusaur H
Dark Man’s Absol H
Dark Man’s Sharpedo H
Dr. Wily’s Camerupt H
Dr. Wily’s Dusclops H
Freeze Man’s Kyogre H
Freeze Man’s Piloswine H
Freeze Man’s Regice H
Freeze Man’s Seaking H
Freeze Man’s Swampert H
Ground Man’s Groudon H
Ground Man’s Regirock H
Ground Man’s Rhydon H
Heat Man’s Blaziken H
Heat Man’s Ho-oh H
Heat Man’s Houndoom H
Junk Man’s Registeel H
Junk Man’s Scizor H
King’s Kingdra H
King’s Mewtwo H
King’s Rayquaza H
Mega Man’s Latios H
Mega Man’s Mew H
Plant Man’s Cacturne H
Plant Man’s Cradily H
Plant Man’s Heracross H
Plant Man’s Sceptile H
Plant Man’s Venomoth H
Proto Man’s Armaldo H
Roll’s Latias H
Roll’s Linoone H
Spark Man’s Lanturn H
Spark Man’s Manectric H
Star Man’s Exeggutor H
Star Man’s Jirachi H
Star Man’s Lugia H
[Rare]
Dark Man’s Sableye R
Dark Man’s Sneasel R
Dr. Wily’s Exploud R
Freeze Man’s Crawdaunt R
Freeze Man’s Dewgong R
Freeze Man’s Kingler R
Freeze Man’s Pelipper R
Ground Man’s Donphan R
Ground Man’s Sandslash R
Heat Man’s Rapidash R
Heat Man’s Torkoal R
Junk Man’s Magneton R
Junk Man’s Mawile R
Mega Man’s Gardevoir R
Mega Man’s Pidgeot R
Plant Man’s Illumise R
Plant Man’s Masquerain R
Plant Man’s Ninjask R
Plant Man’s Shedinja R
Plant Man’s Volbeat R
Proto Man’s Flygon R
Proto Man’s Skarmory R
Roll’s Seviper R
Roll’s Spinda R
Roll’s Tentacruel R
Spark Man’s Electrode R
Star Man’s Claydol R
Star Man’s Jynx R
Star Man’s Starmie R
[Uncommon]
Bass’s Charmeleon U
Bass’s Ivysaur U
Bass’s Wartortle U
Dark Man’s Murkrow U
Dr. Wily’s Duskull U
Dr. Wily’s Loudred U
Dr. Wily’s Numel U
Freeze Man’s Goldeen U
Freeze Man’s Marshtomp U
Freeze Man’s Swinub U
Freeze Man’s Wingull U
Ground Man’s Rhyhorn U
Ground Man’s Shuckle U
Heat Man’s Combusken U
Heat Man’s Houndour U
Junk Man’s Scyther U
King’s Seadra U
Mega Man’s Kirlia U
Mega Man’s Pidgeotto U
Plant Man’s Cacnea U
Plant Man’s Grovyle U
Plant Man’s Lileep U
Proto Man’s Anorith U
Proto Man’s Vibrava U
Roll’s Luvdisc U
Roll’s Zigzagoon U
Spark Man’s Electrike U
Star Man’s Exeggcute U
Star Man’s Girafarig U
[Common]
Bass’s Bulbasaur C
Bass’s Charmander C
Bass’s Squirtle C
Dark Man’s Carvanha C
Dr. Wily’s Whismur C
Freeze Man’s Corphish C
Freeze Man’s Krabby C
Freeze Man’s Mudkip C
Freeze Man’s Seel C
Ground Man’s Phanpy C
Ground Man’s Sandshrew C
Heat Man’s Ponyta C
Heat Man’s Torchic C
Junk Man’s Magnemite C
King’s Horsea C
Mega Man’s Pidgey C
Mega Man’s Ralts C
Plant Man’s Nincada C
Plant Man’s Surskit C
Plant Man’s Treecko C
Plant Man’s Venonat C
Proto Man’s Trapinch C
Roll’s Tentacool C
Shade Man’s Wynaut C
Spark Man’s Chinchou C
Spark Man’s Voltorb C
Star Man’s Baltoy C
Star Man’s Smoochum C
Star Man’s Staryu C

POKéMON TOTAL: 125

TRAINER

Bass Ball U
Crystal Teleport U
Ground Man U
Ground Man’s Driller U
Ground Man’s Stage U
Ground Man’s Weapon U
Junk Man U
Junk Man’s Compactor U
Junk Man’s Stage U
Junk Man’s Weapon U
King Jet U
King Tank U
King U
King’s Castle U
King’s Greed U
Rush Search U
Super Adapter U
Treble Boost U

TRAINER TOTAL: 18

POKéMON-EX

Dr. Wily’s Seviper ex ***
Ground Man’s Marowak ex ***
Junk Man’s Forretress ex ***
Roll’s Furret ex ***

POKéMON-EX TOTAL: 4

SHINING POKéMON

Bass’s Shining Persian ***
Heat Man’s Shining Magcargo ***
King’s Shining Slaking ***
Spark Man’s Shining Electabuzz ***
Star Man’s Shining Slowbro ***

SHINING TOTAL: 5

GRAND TOTAL: 152

COMBINED GRAND TOTAL: 456

It took a while, but this set is now finished! I’d like to thank anyone who did ideas for this expansion! As soon as Spring Break begins, I’ll be starting a new set!

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