Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

The Final Fantasy VII Set

Transmit the passwords on Right Arm, Saraha Nut, Tantal Greens, Turbo Ether, and X-Potion to the Tajiri server with Emerald in the GBA slot and you'll be able to perform a special mission in Emerald. You must not have changed the evil teams that roam Hoenn, otherwise you'll need a major password modification to perform this mission, and this data is not optimized for different teams. Also note that this mission is rated E10+ for ages 10 and older and is thus not recommended for young audiences.

Whenever you walk into a town or a Pokémon Center, Cloud will call your Pokénav, and asks that you talk to him and eight others all over Hoenn. You'll have to find nine people, and you have to find them in a certain order to obtain certain key items. Here's where you find them:

Cloud: He's in your rival's bedroom. Talk to him for MATERIA SHARD A.
Tifa: After talking to Cloud, she'll be in the Team Aqua Hideout. Talk to her for MATERIA SHARD B.
Red XIII: After talking to Tifa, he'll be in the Team Magma Hideout. Talk to him for MATERIA SHARD C.
Vincent: After talking to Red XIII, he'll be atop the Sky Pillar. Talk to him for MATERIA SHARD D.
Cait Sith: After talking to Vincent, head for the current Enigma Island. If that Enigma Island isn't Luka's Sea, Cait Sith will be somewhere on it. Talk to him for MATERIA SHARD E.
Barret: After talking to Cait Sith, head for the Cove Lily motel in Lilycove. Talk to him for MATERIA SHARD F.
Yuffie: After talking to Barret, head for the Battle Arena. Talk to her for MATERIA SHARD G.
Cid: After talking to Yuffie, shift the Enigma Island to any one with a sky zone, preferably Tails's Island or Cid Field. Find Cid's airship in the sky zone and board it. Make your way to Cid and talk to him for MATERIA SHARD H.

Once you've talked to Cid, you'll find that the Materia Shards fit together! But one piece is still missing, and Aeris has it. Find Rebecca, the Hex Maniac that Aeris is communicating through, located at the rear of New Mauville, and talk to them. You won't get the last shard right away, though. Instead, you'll head into a flashback that takes place when Aeris was still alive.

In the flashback, you're in control of Aeris herself walking through a remote city. The only menu options available at this point in time are Option and Exit. This remote city has many houses, yet doesn't have a Pokémon Mart or Pokémon Center, oddly enough. Talk to the inhabitants, who will share their information in an E10+-rated fashion. Once you've obtained all the information, a shrine will open up. Have Aeris walk up to it to obtain a Huge Materia. At this point, the flashback ends.

Obviously, the purpose of the flashback was to share what exactly you've been collecting. Aeris's ghost will jump out of Rebecca to go retrieve the last shard. Once you have the last shard, MATERIA SHARD I, the shards will come together to form the HUGE MATERIA. That item will remain in your Key Items pocket; you'll use it and four other relics in DS-transmitted data in a future set.


Transmit the passwords on Bomb Fragment, Chocobo Egg, Hi-Potion, Krakka Greens, Luchille Nut, Lucky 7, Marlene, Murder of Aeris, Speed Drink, Tent, and Three-Disc Set to the Tajiri server, followed by the confirmation password "C4F-4M0-Vxx", where xx denotes a two-letter version identifier, in this case CO for Colosseum (with a version using XD for Gale of Darkness to come later). Make sure you're connecting with Colosseum (or XD: Gale of Darkness) via Wi-Fi. You must have completed the mission involving Cloud and either Tifa or Yuffie having to rescue Wes and Rui from Sephiroth in order to do this mission, which means you must have the Trainers' City save on your Memory Card (and, in the case of XD: Gale of Darkness, having transmitted a piece of DS-transmitted data from a future set to enable Trainers' City in XD: Gale of Darkness).

Anyway, you can participate in two new challenges available at the Trainers' Colosseum, each against four characters from Final Fantasy VII. These challenges are saved to the Memory Card, so once the data is successfully transmitted, you can turn off the DS without worry or need for a quick password. Each of the two challenges is named after the leadoff character, Cloud and Cid. Neither challenge is easy, since the average levels of each character in both challenges is 72. Here are the teams each character uses in this knockout challenge:

Cloud's Challenge
Midgar Sword Cloud(M): L71 Snorlax, L71 Noctowl, L72 Ursaring, L72 Ariados, L73 Pidgeot, L73 Porygon2
Midgar Gun Barret(M): L71 Skarmory, L71 Forretress, L72 Magneton, L72 Electabuzz, L73 Volbeat, L73 Illumise
Midgar Fist Tifa(F): L71 Heracross, L71 Hitmontop, L72 Sharpedo, L72 Omastar, L73 Kingdra, L73 Kabutops
Midgar Creature Red XIII(M): L71 Magmar, L71 Altaria, L72 Rapidash, L72 Salamence, L73 Typhlosion, L73 Kingdra

Cid's Challenge
Midgar Pilot Cid(M): L71 Scizor, L71 Gligar, L72 Masquerain, L72 Aerodactyl, L73 Crobat, L73 Charizard
Midgar Feline Cait Sith(M): L71 Kecleon, L71 Pinsir, L72 Exploud, L72 Beedrill, L73 Delcatty, L73 Persian
Midgar Ninja Yuffie(F): L71 Dodrio, L71 Crobat, L72 Absol, L72 Umbreon, L73 Mightyena, L73 Shiftry
Midgar Shooter Vincent(M): L71 Nosepass, L71 Donphan, L72 Whiscash, L72 Rhydon, L73 Golem, L73 Nidoking

Both challenges will yield 50,000 in cash (100,000 with an Amulet Coin). Cloud's challenge offers a TM26 the first time you clear it, while Cid's challenge will offer a TM40 the first time you win.


Transmit the passwords on one of the three Date trainers to the Tajiri server, followed by the password "C4F-4M0-Vxx", where xx denotes a two-letter version identifier; RU for Ruby, SA for Sapphire, EM for Emerald. You must not have changed the evil teams that roam Hoenn, otherwise you'll need a major password modification to perform this mission, and this data is not optimized for different teams.

When this is transmitted with Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald in the GBA slot, head for the Lilycove City Museum and find Cloud on the lower floor. He'll ask for a painting of the female character that's on the card you transmitted and will offer a cash bounty for one. Simply put, if you transmitted the password on Cloud and Tifa's Date, the painting Cloud will ask for is one of Tifa.

Problem is, the painting is in the hands of one of the evil teams, Team Magma if you're playing Sapphire or Emerald, or Team Aqua if you're playing Ruby. The team with the painting is located in the other team's hideout (simply put, if Team Magma has the painting, they're in the Team Aqua hideout and vice versa). You'll face 10 Grunts and a Magma Admin before you can get the painting. The positioning of all 11 people is different depending on the female character on the card you transmitted. Here's a listing of their teams:

Sapphire/Emerald Version
Team Magma Grunt(M): L60 Numel
Team Magma Grunt(F): L60 Numel
Team Magma Grunt(M): L60 Poochyena
Team Magma Grunt(F): L60 Poochyena
Team Magma Grunt(M): L58 Camerupt, L58 Crobat, L58 Mightyena
Team Magma Grunt(F): L58 Camerupt, L58 Crobat, L58 Mightyena
Team Magma Grunt(M): L59 Poochyena, L59 Magmar
Team Magma Grunt(F): L59 Poochyena, L59 Magmar
Team Magma Grunt(M): L60 Golbat
Team Magma Grunt(F): L60 Golbat
Magma Admin Courtney(F): L61 Mightyena, L61 Camerupt, L61 Crobat, L61 Magmar, L61 Quagsire

Ruby Version
Team Aqua Grunt(M): L60 Carvanha
Team Aqua Grunt(F): L60 Carvanha
Team Aqua Grunt(M): L60 Poochyena
Team Aqua Grunt(F): L60 Poochyena
Team Aqua Grunt(M): L58 Sharpedo, L58 Crobat, L58 Mightyena
Team Aqua Grunt(F): L58 Sharpedo, L58 Crobat, L58 Mightyena
Team Aqua Grunt(M): L59 Poochyena, L59 Jynx
Team Aqua Grunt(F): L59 Poochyena, L59 Jynx
Team Aqua Grunt(M): L60 Golbat
Team Aqua Grunt(F): L60 Golbat
Aqua Admin Shelly(F): L61 Mightyena, L61 Sharpedo, L61 Crobat, L61 Jynx, L61 Altaria

Once you've beaten Courtney/Shelly, Courtney/Shelly will hand over the painting in question. Hand the painting to Cloud to recieve a 15,000 cash bounty. After a short E10+-rated conversation after that, Cloud will leave. To get him to return to the museum, just transmit one of the three cards again so you can find another painting.


Transmit the passwords on Antidote, Cornucopia, Don Corneo, Echo Screen, Ether, Grenade, Gyshal Greens, Hyper, Maiden's Kiss, Pepio Nut, Phoenix Down, Potion, Remedy, Smoke Bomb, Soft, and Tranquilizer to the Tajiri server, followed by the confirmation password "C4F-4M0-Vxx", where xx denotes a two-letter version identifier; RU for Ruby, SA for Sapphire, FR for FireRed, LG for LeafGreen, EM for Emerald. If you're playing Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald, you must not have changed the evil teams that roam Hoenn, otherwise you'll need a major password modification to perform this mission, and this data is not optimized for different teams. Additionally, if you're playing anything other than Emerald, Anabel's Tower must be the active Enigma Island.

When you load the file, you'll be reading a note that Barret left you. The note says to meet someone at one of the hideouts. In Ruby, you're to meet Cloud at the Magma Hideout; in Sapphire, you're to meet Barret at the Aqua Hideout; in FireRed, you're to meet Cid at the Rocket Warehouse; in LeafGreen, you're to meet Yuffie in the Rocket Warehouse; and in Emerald, you're to meet Tifa at the Magma Hideout. Find the person who Barret asked you to find and you'll be issued a Royale Pass, and you'll be asked to take it to the Multi-Link receptionist at Battle Tower.

Head for Battle Tower in Ruby/Sapphire (you can go directly there since, with Anabel's Tower active, it's now a clone of Emerald's Battle Tower), Battle Frontier in Emerald (you'll find Emerald's Battle Tower there in Emerald), or the Anabel's Tower Enigma Island in FireRed/LeafGreen (that's the only way to access it in FireRed/LeafGreen). Talk to the Multi-Link receptionist and show the Royale Pass. The receptionist will say that "BATTLE ROYALE has finished being adjusted, and we're now--", but before she can finish, everyone except you, the receptionists, and any Apprentice that's standing will run away. At this point, Reno, Rude, and Elena walk in and demand the freshly-adjusted Battle Royale rooms! Pushing their way aside, they'll go up. You'll now have to clear the Turks. Enter the Battle Royale Challenge with 3 Pokémon of any level. You'll have to win 7 battles to clear the Turks out of there.

Battle Royale battles involve 4 people all fighting against each other, and the last man standing is the winner. All moves that hit multiple targets hit at full power at all targets other than the user, whether that was true in double battles or not; moves that only work on double battle partners do not work in Battle Royale. One of your opponents will be standing on your side, while the other two opponents will stand on the other side. While anyone is able to attack you, remember that everyone's facing each other, so you may see someone launch an attack only to find out it's not aimed at you.

Here are the trainers you'll have to fight to truly open the Battle Royale, sorted by each set of 3:

Deep Dweller Ashli(F): L50 Linoone, L50 Torkoal, L50 Gengar
Deep Dweller Harold(M): L50 Primeape, L50 Swalot, L50 Golem
Deep Dweller Nadia(F): L50 Banette, L50 Altaria, L50 Machamp

Deep Dweller Emili(F): L50 Manectric, L50 Glalie, L50 Nidoqueen
Deep Dweller Jana(F): L50 Gligar, L50 Xatu, L50 Raticate
Deep Dweller Larry(M): L50 Pinsir, L50 Sudowoodo, L50 Fearow

Turk Amateur Theo(M): L50 Magneton, L50 Magneton, L50 Electrode
Turk Amateur Nathan(M): L50 Gardevoir, L50 Alakazam, L50 Slowking
Turk Amateur Lindsey(F): L50 Hitmonlee, L50 Hitmonchan, L50 Hitmontop

Cipher Peon Mirakle B.(M): L50 Sudowoodo, L50 Seaking, L50 Electrode
Turk Amateur Marv(M): L50 Jynx, L50 Glalie, L50 Lapras
Turk Amateur Megan(F): L50 Walrein, L50 Delibird, L50 Cloyster

Miror B. Peon Folly: L50 Primeape, L50 Exploud, L50 Slowbro
Miror B. Peon Trudly: L50 Machamp, L50 Dusclops, L50 Pidgeot
Turk Midlevel Melissa(F): L50 Dugtrio, L50 Nidoking, L50 Nidoqueen

Deep Dweller Rikku(F): L50 Victreebel, L50 Raichu, L50 Rapidash
Turk Midlevel Paul(M): L50 Hitmontop, L50 Machamp, L50 Hariyama
Turk Midlevel Paula(F): L50 Heracross, L50 Blaziken, L50 Hitmonchan

Turk Teammate Reno(M): L50 Relicanth, L50 Flygon, L50 Marowak
Turk Teammate Rude(M): L50 Kangaskhan, L50 Electabuzz, L50 Gligar
Turk Teammate Elena(F): L50 Venusaur, L50 Blaziken, L50 Swampert

Once you've beaten Reno, Rude, and Elena, they'll admit defeat (with E10+-rated dialogue) and will relinquish control of the Battle Royale rooms of the Battle Tower.

After beating Reno, Rude, and Elena here, whenever you talk to the receptionist you showed the Royale Pass to, you can select either Multi-Link or Battle Royale battles to fight either level 50 or Open Level. At this point, whenever you enter a Battle Royale room at Battle Tower, you'll fight trainers usually seen at the Battle Frontier.

Also, if you're playing Emerald, you'll find a new plaque in the Ranking Hall's center room. This is the plaque that records Battle Tower Battle Royale streaks.


Finally, if you transmit the password on a character's Energy card to the Tajiri server, followed by the confirmation password "C4F-4M0-Vxx", where xx denotes a two-letter version identifier; CO for Colosseum, or XD for XD: Gale of Darkness. If using Colosseum, the game must have Trainers' City enabled, but nothing else is required aside from obviously streaming the data to the Gamecube via a Wi-Fi connection.

There will be a new receptionist at the Trainers' Colosseum in Colosseum or Realgam Tower in XD: Gale of Darkness who will guide you to Marathon Battles. A Marathon Battle is a battle where you fight multiple teams of 6 Pokémon each, with all teams on one side belonging to the same person. The number of teams is usually three, but there are a few that will use four, and a few that will use only two. Anyway, to win a Marathon Battle, you have to beat all of your opponent's Pokémon before all of the Pokémon on your teams faint. If all the Pokémon in one person's team faint, that person sends out the first two Pokémon in their next team in line.

After the tutorial, you'll be asked if you wish to take part in the current Marathon Battle, which is against the person whose Energy card you transmitted. If you enter the Marathon Battle, you'll take your current party as your first team, then be asked to select more teams out of your PC Pokémon, up to the number of teams that character is using. Once you've confirmed your teams, the battle will begin. To change the opponent, just use data that changes the Marathon Battle to another character.

These battles are accompanied by long pieces of music, usually songs in their entirety. Also, the average level of a character's first team is 72, and increases by 1 level for each successive team.

Anyway, here are the teams for Marathon Battle:

Midgar Sword Cloud(M):
Teams: 3
First Team: L71 Snorlax, L71 Noctowl, L72 Ursaring, L72 Ariados, L73 Pidgeot, L73 Porygon2
Second Team: L72 Armaldo, L72 Butterfree, L73 Beautifly, L73 Dustox, L74 Ampharos, L74 Venusaur
Third Team: L73 Omastar, L73 Cradily, L74 Ludicolo, L74 Vaporeon, L75 Feraligatr, L75 Blaziken

Midgar Gun Barret(M):
Teams: 3
First Team: L71 Skarmory, L71 Forretress, L72 Magneton, L72 Electabuzz, L73 Volbeat, L73 Illumise
Second Team: L72 Manectric, L72 Lanturn, L73 Plusle, L73 Minun, L74 Raichu, L74 Ampharos
Third Team: L73 Scizor, L73 Steelix, L74 Aggron, L74 Mawile, L75 Metagross, L75 Jirachi

Midgar Fist Tifa(F):
Teams: 3
First Team: L71 Heracross, L71 Hitmontop, L72 Sharpedo, L72 Omastar, L73 Kingdra, L73 Kabutops
Second Team: L72 Magcargo, L72 Medicham, L73 Dugtrio, L73 Sandslash, L74 Lunatone, L74 Solrock
Third Team: L73 Jynx, L73 Qwilfish, L74 Kingdra, L74 Swampert, L75 Pelipper, L75 Articuno

Hex Maniac Rebecca(F):
Aeris is communicating through the aformentioned Hex Maniac.
Teams: 2
First Team: L71 Alakazam, L71 Gardevoir, L72 Jynx, L72 Mr. Mime, L73 Gorebyss, L73 Golduck
Second Team: L72 Lunatone, L72 Solrock, L73 Wailord, L73 Kingler, L74 Huntail, L74 Suicune
NOTE: At the start of the Marathon Battle, it will read "MIDGAR STAFF AERIS, through HEX MANIAC REBECCA, wants to battle!".

Midgar Creature Red XIII(M):
Teams: 3
First Team: L71 Magmar, L71 Altaria, L72 Rapidash, L72 Salamence, L73 Typhlosion, L73 Kingdra
Second Team: L72 Flareon, L72 Flygon, L73 Magcargo, L73 Dragonite, L74 Blaziken, L74 Slaking
Third Team: L73 Moltres, L73 Entei, L74 Torkoal, L74 Charizard, L75 Latios, L75 Latias

Midgar Ninja Yuffie(F):
Teams: 3
First Team: L71 Dodrio, L71 Crobat, L72 Absol, L72 Umbreon, L73 Mightyena, L73 Shiftry
Second Team: L72 Fearow, L72 Smeargle, L73 Dusclops, L73 Banette, L74 Jolteon, L74 Linoone
Third Team: L73 Plusle, L73 Minun, L74 Sunflora, L74 Aerodactyl, L75 Persian, L75 Unown (Y)

Midgar Feline Cait Sith(M):
Teams: 3
First Team: L71 Kecleon, L71 Pinsir, L72 Exploud, L72 Beedrill, L73 Delcatty, L73 Persian
Second Team: L72 Vileplume, L72 Victreebel, L73 Nidoking, L73 Nidoqueen, L74 Venomoth, L74 Beedrill
Third Team: L73 Exeggutor, L73 Mr. Mime, L74 Zangoose, L74 Seviper, L75 Qwilfish, L75 Celebi

Midgar Shooter Vincent:
Teams: 3
First Team: L71 Nosepass, L71 Donphan, L72 Whiscash, L72 Rhydon, L73 Golem, L73 Nidoking
Second Team: L72 Bellossom, L72 Snorlax, L73 Walrein, L73 Weezing, L74 Tauros, L74 Miltank
Third Team: L73 Ledian, L73 Regirock, L74 Kangaskhan, L74 Regice, L75 Castform, L75 Registeel

Midgar Pilot Cid(M):
Teams: 3
First Team: L71 Scizor, L71 Gligar, L72 Masquerain, L72 Aerodactyl, L73 Crobat, L73 Charizard
Second Team: L72 Jumpluff, L72 Tropius, L73 Skarmory, L73 Yanma, L74 Butterfree, L74 Beautifly
Third Team: L73 Fearow, L73 Lugia, L74 Noctowl, L74 Ho-Oh, L75 Swellow, L75 Rayquaza

Midgar Darkness Sephiroth(M):
Teams: 4
First Team: L71 Banette, L71 Dusclops, L72 Sableye, L72 Sharpedo, L73 Misdreavus, L73 Houndoom
Second Team: L72 Gengar, L72 Shedinja, L73 Grumpig, L73 Cacturne, L74 Huntail, L74 Gorebyss
Third Team: L73 Roselia, L73 Meganium, L74 Lapras, L74 Milotic, L75 Piloswine, L75 Relicanth
Fourth Team: L74 Groudon, L74 Kyogre, L75 Raikou, L75 Mew, L76 Mewtwo, L76 Deoxys
Just for the record, the fact that the Deoxys Sephiroth has in Marathon Battle is exactly 100 levels lower than the overlevelled one Sephiroth used in an earlier piece of DS-transmitted data is pure coincidence.
 
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If you transmit the password on a Pokémon-ex triple (i.e. Cloud's Ariados ex, Cloud's Mew ex, and Cloud's Unown [C] ex) to the Tajiri server, followed by the password "C4F-4M0-Vxx", where xx denotes a two-letter version identifier; RU for Ruby, SA for Sapphire, FR for FireRed, LG for LeafGreen, EM for Emerald, CO for Colosseum, XD for Gale of Darkness. (This is the first transmitted data made for Gale of Darkness.) When this is transmitted with Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed, LeafGreen, or Emerald in the GBA slot, or transmitted over Wi-Fi to a Gamecube with Colosseum or XD: Gale of Darkness, a surprise will be transported to one of the following places:

The room in Mossdeep (Ruby/Sapphire)
Altering Cave (FireRed/LeafGreen/Emerald)
The room in Sootopolis (Emerald)
The item cave in Agate Village (Colosseum)
Any Poké Spot (XD: Gale of Darkness)

Here, you will fight the three Pokémon you transmitted at level 50. They have no Trainer; regardless of that, however, you cannot catch them. However, each one of them has something new to steal. Just for the record, you can also transmit the data on one of the Command Materia along with the three Pokémon-ex passwords to use that card's trick in this battle if you're playing Emerald. Here's the teams you can fight:

Team Aeris:
L50 Chimecho (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Gorebyss (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Huntail (holding X Sp.Def)

Team Barret:
L50 Aggron (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Illumise (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Volbeat (holding X Sp.Def)

Team Cait Sith:
L50 Farfetch'd (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Lickitung (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Qwilfish (holding X Sp.Def)

Team Cid:
L50 Delibird (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Masquerain (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Noctowl (holding X Sp.Def)

Team Cloud:
L50 Ariados (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Mew (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Unown [C] (holding X Sp.Def)

Team Red XIII:
L50 Kingdra (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Poliwrath (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Typhlosion (holding X Sp.Def)

Team Sephiroth:
L50 Luvdisc (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Miltank (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Seaking (holding X Sp.Def)

Team Tifa:
L50 Gligar (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Nosepass (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Relicanth (holding X Sp.Def)

Team Vincent:
L50 Dunsparce (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Spinda (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Tauros (holding X Sp.Def)

Team Yuffie:
L50 Aipom (holding Crystal Egg), L50 Swellow (holding Dusk Adapter), L50 Yanma (holding X Sp.Def)

To get these items, you have to steal it. This is easy if you use the Command Materia: Steal trick.

The Crystal Egg does nothing in the bag. Take it to the Day Care Man (or, if you're playing in Colosseum, the female Cooltrainer who gave you the Cologne Case; in XD: Gale of Darkness, talk to the Day Care Lady) and you'll be told that that is a very rare egg. In a GBA game, that egg will be put into your party; in Colosseum or XD: Gale of Darkness, the egg will be put into the Day Care and you can pick it up when it hatches. The egg will hatch into one of the following Pokémon at level 5: Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Raikou, Entei, Suicune, Regirock, Regice, Registeel. The Pokémon will know Aeroblast initially if it's a bird, Crunch initially if it's a dog, or Meteor Mash initially if it's a Regis.

The Dusk Adapter is an item for Castform. Attach it to a Castform and get into a battle in normal weather conditions. The Dusk Adapter will cause the Castform to become a Night Castform, which is a Dark-type form that's black all over, except for five points on its lower half which glow white. It retains its eye color, except you can't see it because this form wears sunglasses. The five points that glow white draw a starshape if you look at it from above. When Castform is in this form, its Weather Ball will become a 100-power Dark-type attack.

X Sp.Def is an item which, when used from the bag, will increase the Sp.Def stat of the Pokémon it's used on by one level, similar to items such as X Attack or X Speed.


Also, here's an Adapter transformation chart for Castform:

No Adapter Held:
Normal Weather: Normal Castform, Normal-50 Weather Ball
Sunny Day: Sunny Castform, Fire-100 Weather Ball
Rain Dance: Rain Castform, Water-100 Weather Ball
Hail: Snow-cloud Castform, Ice-100 Weather Ball
Sandstorm: Normal Castform, Rock-100 Weather Ball

Sand Adapter Held:
Normal Weather: Normal Castform, Normal-50 Weather Ball
Sunny Day: Sunny Castform, Fire-100 Weather Ball
Rain Dance: Rain Castform, Water-100 Weather Ball
Hail: Snow-cloud Castform, Ice-100 Weather Ball
Sandstorm: Sandstorm Castform, Rock-100 Weather Ball

Leaf Adapter Held:
Normal Weather: Normal Castform, Normal-50 Weather Ball
Sunny Day: Spring Castform, Grass-100 Weather Ball
Rain Dance: Rain Castform, Water-100 Weather Ball
Hail: Snow-cloud Castform, Ice-100 Weather Ball
Sandstorm: Normal Castform, Rock-100 Weather Ball

Volt Adapter Held:
Normal Weather: Normal Castform, Normal-50 Weather Ball
Sunny Day: Sunny Castform, Fire-100 Weather Ball
Rain Dance: Thunderstorm Castform, Electric-100 Weather Ball
Hail: Snow-cloud Castform, Ice-100 Weather Ball
Sandstorm: Normal Castform, Rock-100 Weather Ball

Dusk Adapter Held:
Normal Weather: Night Castform, Dark-100 Weather Ball
Sunny Day: Sunny Castform, Fire-100 Weather Ball
Rain Dance: Rain Castform, Water-100 Weather Ball
Hail: Snow-cloud Castform, Ice-100 Weather Ball
Sandstorm: Normal Castform, Rock-100 Weather Ball
 
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If you transmit the passwords on all 10 Shining Pokémon to the Tajiri server, followed by the password "C4F-4M0-Vxx", where xx denotes a two-letter version identifier; in this case CO for Colosseum. (The reason you need a confirmation password is because there will also be a version of this data for XD: Gale of Darkness in the future.) Once the passwords are transmitted, you'll download a challenge for Colosseum's Colosseum Mode. Transmit the data via Wi-Fi. Make sure you have a team registered, then enter either the Orre Colosseum tournament or the Tower Colosseum tournament. (The Orre Colosseum is a level 50 tournament, while the Tower Colosseum is a level 100 tournament.) Once you select the tournament and either 1-on-1 or 2-on-2, Sephiroth will appear on the screen! In some E10+-rated dialogue, Sephiroth will tell you that you're about to undergo a test of endurance that will pit you against some of the top criminal minds in the land one after the other, and that you will be permitted 6 Pokémon of any level to take on their level 50 teams (or level 100 teams if you're doing Tower Colosseum). You still earn a continue for each battle you win without losing a single Pokémon. Here is a listing of the leaders and their teams:

Cipher and Snagem, First Bout
Battle 1
Trainer Name: CIPHER ADMIN MIROR B.
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Lotad, Lombre, Ludicolo, Exploud, Armaldo, Sudowoodo
NOTE: Miror B.'s theme plays during this battle.

Battle 2
Trainer Name: CIPHER ADMIN DAKIM
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Solrock, Claydol, Swampert, Flygon, Houndoom, Entei

Battle 3
Trainer Name: CIPHER ADMIN VENUS
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Meganium, Blissey, Raichu, Dusclops, Milotic, Suicune

Battle 4
Trainer Name: CIPHER ADMIN EIN
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Manectric, Rhydon, Crobat, Mantine, Gyarados, Raikou

Battle 5
Trainer Name: CIPHER NASCOUR
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Blaziken, Walrein, Xatu, Dusclops, Gardevoir, Metagross, Alakazam
NOTE: Nascour is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Blaziken goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Blaziken for Alakazam in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 15,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 6
Trainer Name: CIPHER HEAD EVICE
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Slaking, Slowking, Scizor, Machamp, Salamence, Tyranitar, Aggron
NOTE: Evice is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Slaking goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Slaking for Aggron in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 30,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 7
Trainer Name: SNAGEM HEAD GONZAP
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Granbull, Breloom, Crawdaunt, Armaldo, Machamp, Skarmory, Gyarados
NOTE: Gonzap is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Granbull goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Granbull for Gyarados in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 45,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 8
Trainer Name: DEEP KING AGNOL
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Kingdra, Shedinja, Girafarig, Sableye, Skarmory, Shuckle

Battle 9
NOTE: Fein will begin the battle with the model of the character that registered the team, then switch to his own after at the end of the battle.
Trainer Name (If Impersonating Male): SHADY GUY <name>
Trainer Name (If Impersonating Female): SHADY GIRL <name>
Gender: Fein is himself male, but he's not afraid to impersonate a female.
<name>--The name of the trainer who registered the team.
Pokémon: Gyarados, Milotic, Houndoom, Armaldo, Manectric, Togetic

Team Magma:
Battle 10
Trainer Name: MAGMA ADMIN TABITHA
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Arcanine, Mightyena, Camerupt, Charizard, Crobat, Dugtrio

Battle 11
Trainer Name: MAGMA ADMIN COURTNEY
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Ninetales, Mightyena, Camerupt, Blaziken, Crobat, Quagsire

Battle 12
Trainer Name: MAGMA ADMIN HARLAND
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Camerupt, Mightyena, Blaziken, Armaldo, Magmar, Arcanine

Battle 13
Trainer Name: MAGMA LEADER MAXIE
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Mightyena, Crobat, Houndoom, Rapidash, Typhlosion, Camerupt

Team Aqua:
Battle 14
Trainer Name: AQUA ADMIN MATT
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Cloyster, Mightyena, Sharpedo, Blastoise, Crobat, Salamence

Battle 15
Trainer Name: AQUA ADMIN SHELLY
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Starmie, Mightyena, Sharpedo, Feraligatr, Crobat, Altaria

Battle 16
Trainer Name: AQUA ADMIN ISABEL
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Sharpedo, Ludicolo, Dragonair, Dewgong, Jynx, Quagsire

Battle 17
Trainer Name: AQUA LEADER ARCHIE
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Mightyena, Crobat, Octillery, Gyarados, Swampert, Sharpedo

Team Flora:
Battle 18
Trainer Name: FLORA ADMIN BRAD
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Victreebel, Mightyena, Cacturne, Meganium, Crobat, Shiftry

Battle 19
Trainer Name: FLORA ADMIN SETH
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Vileplume, Mightyena, Cacturne, Sceptile, Crobat, Ludicolo

Battle 20
Trainer Name: FLORA ADMIN XENIA
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Cacturne, Gardevoir, Vileplume, Skarmory, Tangela, Cradily

Battel 21
Trainer Name: FLORA LEADER FARLIE
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Mightyena, Crobat, Jumpluff, Exeggutor, Venusaur, Cacturne

Team Plasma:
Battle 22
Trainer Name: PLASMA ADMIN DAVID
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Magneton, Mightyena, Manectric, Ampharos, Crobat, Raichu

Battle 23
Trainer Name: PLASMA ADMIN RHONDA
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Electrode, Mightyena, Manectric, Lanturn, Crobat, Electabuzz

Battle 24
Trainer Name: PLASMA ADMIN JACK
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Manectric, Exploud, Electrode, Xatu, Electabuzz, Raichu

Battle 25
Trainer Name: PLASMA LEADER PLASMAE
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Mightyena, Crobat, Raichu, Magneton, Ampharos, Manectric

Team Rocket:
Battle 26
Trainer Name: ROCKET ADMINS JESSIE & JAMES
Gender: 1 Female, 1 Male
Pokémon: Arbok, Weezing, Wobbuffet, Victreebel, Dustox, Cacturne

Battle 27
Trainer Name: ROCKET ADMINS BUTCH & CASSIDY
Gender: 1 Male, 1 Female
Pokémon: Raticate, Primeape, Houndoom, Hitmontop, Mightyena, Armaldo

Battle 28
Trainer Name: ROCKET ADMINS ANNIE & OAKLEY
Gender: 2 Females
Pokémon: Ariados, Espeon, Azumarill, Sunflora, Camerupt, Altaria

Battle 29
Trainer Name: ROCKET ADMIN TYSON
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Spearow, Fearow, Meganium, Torkoal, Manectric, Crawdaunt

Battle 30
Trainer Name: ROCKET LEADER GIOVANNI
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Persian, Gyarados, Machamp, Aggron, Nidoking, Tyranitar

(At this point, Sephiroth shows up again and says that Cipher and Snagem are ready for a second bout, having redeemed their "second bout" passes before swapping their teams.)

Cipher and Snagem, Second Bout
Battle 31
Trainer Name: CIPHER ADMIN MIROR B.
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Exeggutor, Jynx, Ludicolo, Exploud, Mr. Mime, Victreebel
NOTE: Miror B.'s theme plays during this battle.

Battle 32
Trainer Name: CIPHER ADMIN DAKIM
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Zapdos, Claydol, Nidoking, Flygon, Poliwrath, Cradily, Raichu
NOTE: Dakim is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Zapdos goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Zapdos for Raichu in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 60,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 33
Trainer Name: CIPHER ADMIN VENUS
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Moltres, Vileplume, Cloyster, Dusclops, Electabuzz, Steelix, Rapidash
NOTE: Venus is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Moltres goes down, she'll skip a turn to illegally swap Moltres for Rapidash in her lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 75,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 34
Trainer Name: CIPHER ADMIN EIN
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Articuno, Blastoise, Crobat, Lanturn, Tangela, Nidoqueen, Dewgong
NOTE: Ein is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Articuno goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Articuno for Dewgong in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 90,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 35
Trainer Name: CIPHER NASCOUR
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Gengar, Walrein, Vensaur, Ampharos, Gardevoir, Metagross, Alakazam
NOTE: Nascour is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Gengar goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Gengar for Alakazam in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 105,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 36
Trainer Name: CIPHER HEAD EVICE
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Slaking, Steelix, Exeggutor, Arcanine, Salamence, Tyranitar, Aggron
NOTE: Evice is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Slaking goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Slaking for Aggron in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 120,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 37
Trainer Name: SNAGEM HEAD GONZAP
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Tauros, Breloom, Crawdaunt, Heracross, Machamp, Scizor, Dodrio
NOTE: Gonzap is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Tauros goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Tauros for Dodrio in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 135,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 38
Trainer Name: DEEP KING AGNOL
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Kingdra, Shedinja, Snorlax, Kabutops, Arcanine, Sceptile, Shuckle
NOTE: Agnol is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Kingdra goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Kingdra for Shuckle in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 150,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 39
NOTE: Fein will begin the battle with the model of the character that registered the team, then switch to his own after at the end of the battle.
Trainer Name (If Impersonating Male): SHADY GUY <name>
Trainer Name (If Impersonating Female): SHADY GIRL <name>
Gender: Fein is himself male, but he's not afraid to impersonate a female.
<name>--The name of the trainer who registered the team.
Pokémon: Charizard, Milotic, Armaldo, Exeggutor, Manectric, Mewtwo, Togetic
NOTE: Regardless of who he's pretending to be, Fein is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Charizard goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Charizard for Togetic in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 165,000 Pokécoupon points

The Turks, Jenova, and Sephiroth
Battle 40
Trainer Name: TURK TEAMMATE RENO
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Relicanth, Mawile, Sableye, Flygon, Marowak, Victreebel, Jumpluff
NOTE: Reno is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Relicanth goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Relicanth for Jumpluff in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 180,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 41
Trainer Name: TURK TEAMMATE RUDE
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Kangaskhan, Gengar, Electabuzz, Gligar, Steelix, Slowking, Tentacruel
NOTE: Rude is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Kangaskhan goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Kangaskhan for Tentacruel in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 195,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 42
Trainer Name: TURK TEAMMATE ELENA
Gender: Female
Pokémon: Venusaur, Blaziken, Swampert, Ampharos, Flygon, Salamence, Dragonite
NOTE: Elena is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Venusaur goes down, she'll skip a turn to illegally swap Venusaur for Dragonite in her lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 210,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 43
Trainer Name: MIDGAR MONSTER JENOVA
Gender: Female
Jenova's Form: Birth
Pokémon: Electabuzz, Raichu, Lanturn, Plusle, Minun, Manectric

Battle 44
Trainer Name: MIDGAR MONSTER JENOVA
Gender: Female
Jenova's Form: Life
Pokémon: Blastoise, Walrein, Starmie, Crawdaunt, Corsola, Swampert
NOTE: Jenova swapped her team without a "second bout" pass and is thus not following the Colosseum rules.
After Winning: Recieve 25,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 235,000 Pokécoupon points

Battle 45
Trainer Name: MIDGAR MONSTER JENOVA
Gender: Female
Jenova's Form: Death
Pokémon: Charizard, Typhlosion, Blaziken, Houndoom, Camerupt, Magcargo
NOTE: Jenova again swapped her team without a "second bout" pass and is thus not following the Colosseum rules.
After Winning: Recieve 50,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 285,000 Pokécoupon points

Semifinal
Trainer Name: MIDGAR MONSTER JENOVA
Gender: Female
Jenova's Form: Synthesis
Pokémon: Regirock, Raikou, Regice, Entei, Registeel, Suicune
NOTE: Jenova again swapped her team without a "second bout" pass and is thus not following the Colosseum rules.
After Winning: Recieve 100,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge; you get these points even if you don't complete the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 385,000 Pokécoupon points

Final
Trainer Name: MIDGAR DARKNESS SEPHIROTH
Gender: Male
Pokémon: Gengar, Banette, Dusclops, Sableye, Sharpedo, Misdreavus, Houndoom
NOTE: Sephiroth is not following the Colosseum rules. The turn after Gengar goes down, he'll skip a turn to illegally swap Gengar for Houndoom in his lineup.
After Winning: Recieve 15,000 Pokécoupon points as a reward for clearing a rulebreaker from the challenge
Cumulative Bonus: 400,000 Pokécoupon points

Once you beat Sephiroth, the 47-battle challenge is cleared. In addition to any bonus points you accumulated during the challenge, you'll recieve 100,000 Pokécoupon points for clearing the challenge. Add the bonus points to that and you've recieved a total of 500,000 Pokécoupon points in this challenge. If you lose the challenge and don't have a continue, you'll still recieve any bonus Pokécoupon points you accumulated, up to 385,000 if Sephiroth is the one who beat you.

You can suspend your challenge and pick it up some other time. If you suspend the challenge, you'll be shown your quick password which will allow you to download the challenge from the Tajiri server with just one password.


Transmit the password on Chao Chocobo to the Naka server to download a special minigame directly to the DS, no software required. This minigame is called "Chao Globetrotter." The game is played on the top screen, with the bottom screen showing your health bar, stamina bar, and map. You're playing as a Chao trying to get from point A to point B by any means necessary. You can walk there, but you'll also have to employ other forms of transportation. These forms of transportation include, but are not limited to, the following: passenger cars, cargo trucks, motorcycles, horses, and chocobo. You have to board the transportation without getting hit by hazards; hazards will reduce the health bar, and if the health bar runs out, it's game over. The Control Pad moves your Chao on the top screen through the 3D scene when dismounted (it does nothing when mounted). The B button allows your Chao to dash when dismounted, but if the Chao moves while this button is held, the stamina bar will go down, and if it runs out, you can't run. (The B button does nothing when mounted.) The A button is the jump button. The X button is the button you'll use to board a transport, you can use either X or A aboard a transport to dismount. The Y button will allow a Chao to lift an item it sees and use it; these items include Stamina Up (increases total stamina), HP Up (increass total health), Stat Drink (restores lost HP and lost stamina), Jump Up (increases jump height), Dash Up (decreases the amount of stamina consumed while dashing), and Ability Serum (increases wingspan, you can hold A to float for a limited time that increases with each Ability Serum you drink). The L and R buttons rotate the camera. If you make it to point B, you've cleared the level. There are three levels; Station Square, Saffron City, and Midgar, in that order. You begin each level with health and stamina completely refilled and with any upgrades intact. You win the game when you clear all three levels. If you have Sonic Advance 1 or 2 or Sonic Pinball Party game pak in the GBA slot, you'll win a special toy for the Tiny Chao Garden depending on the level you were in when the game ended. If you failed to clear Station Square, you get nothing; if you cleared Station Square and the game ended in Saffron City, you'll get a Chocobo Plush (your Chao can play with it); if you cleared Saffron City and the game ended in Midgar, you'll get a Highwind Boat (your Chao can sail in it, and if it does, its Swim stat will slowly increase); if you cleared Midgar and thus cleared the game, you'll get a Toy Masamune (your Chao can play with it, and if it does, its Power stat will slowly increase).

Just for the record, once the game ends, you'll be flashed one password. That's the quick password that will allow you to download the game from the Naka server with just one password.


Finally, if you transmit the password on Chocobo Chao to the Naka server, followed by the confirmation password "C4F-4M0-Vxx", where xx denotes a two-letter version identifier; AD for Sonic Advance, A2 for Sonic Advance 2, PP for Sonic Pinball Party, 2B for Sonic Adventure 2 Battle, and DX for Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut. When the password is transmitted with the matching game ready (a GBA game in the GBA slot on the DS or a Gamecube game in a Gamecube ready for a Wi-Fi transmission), a Chao that resembles a yellow chocobo will be transmitted to the matching game's Chao Garden.


That does it for the DS-transmitted data for this set. With that, this record-breaking set is finally at its conclusion.
 
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