Pokemon Shuffle Guide

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2	Main stages and Mission cards updated, still missing some EX stages info and the Pokémon List. Also, Skill Swapper/Boost miniguide in the works.
3			Events moved at the beginning of the sheet, skills tab also in the works
4	Disclaimer: You may freely copy and paste the		Special Thanks for the following:	Spreadsheet History:
5	link of this spreadsheet anywhere. Just make
6	sure you are not making a profit from it.		These people let have their own created spreadsheet/guides to be part of the guide:	v1.0 - All Stages from 1-200, All EX Stages up to
7			GameFAQs: galeongirl, xXgarchompxX, Relvamon, mawilek.	Greninja, All Event Pokemon until 1st
8				Escalation Battle
9	This guide will help you with stages. It is not		These people are always helping me out in strategies, always posting on thread for more:	v1.1 - "Ice" changed to Barrier. Added Meowth
10	100% accurate and strategy depends on how		GameFAQs: Merenwenrago, TheTRobbReport, tcm1998	Farming Guide
11	you play the game.			v1.2 - Added Safari#2 and Manaphy.
12			And for others who gave their own ideas, point out mistakes:	v1.3 - Added Pokemon Listing. Revised some battle
13	Missing Screenshots:		GameFAQS: JigglySmash, Deathborn 668, Reimu_Hakurei7, ChatNoire, avengah, hpextreme, smeargle123	strategies, Added Weekend Meowth Strategy
14	Some Latios Escalation Screenshots		chorikawa, Canadia, Ashmander, MoogleNo9, JBMRocket, SapphireRobin	v1.4 - Added EXP Grinding Strategy. A lot of people
15	Keldeo and Kyurem Escalation Screenshots		reddit: tgJester, deogenerate, Crimsonskydeath, Mathina26, JustAnotherRandomLad, Tikikala, Reitharn, atoso,	complain they do not have certain Pokemon in
16			ptargino, globalfighter, basilbacon, Optitron2005
17	Jump to:		MiiVerse: Kaleo(Omega)	stages 151-200 (EX Stages Pokemon) so
18	Stages 1-10	Stages 11-20		some Pokemon from Main Stages are added as
19	Stages 21-30	Stages 31-45	Credit to Jakub for all the informations he provided via pastebin. Also credit for pkparaiso for the sprites. The	alternative
20	Stages 46-60	Stages 61-75	first site I used for the sprites was taken down and I don't have permission using the sprites. Just let me know	v1.5 - Ability Listing added with Mega Evolution
21	Stages 76-90	Stages 91-105	if you want to take it down	abilities. Also checked most of the stage for
22	Stages 106-120	Stages 121-135		strategies and corrections (Mostly from boards)
23	Stages 136-150	Stages 151-180	If you have contributed something but didn't see your name on the list, feel free to PM me about it.	v1.6 - Added Main Stages 201-210, Daily Pokemon
24	Stages 181-210	Stages 211-240	If you want to contribute a strategy, you can always PM me.	#4, Jirachi and Evolution stage. Also added a
25	Stages 241-300	Stages 301-350		Meowth video
26	Stages 351-400	Stages 401-450	To contact me us (admins of the spreadsheet): /u/Mandchourien, /u/RafaSceptile, /u/Danteshuffler,	v1.7 - Added Arceus stage + Lucario re-run (3rd)
27	Stages 451-500	Stages 501-550	/u/nsfy33, /u/pkandalaf, /u/gabe28	v1.8 - Added Cresselia Escalation and Wobbuffet as
28	^in progress		If you're missing some key pokémon for some stages and you feel helpless, you can drop me a message	well as M-Blaziken
29	EX		with what you are trying and maybe I can help you figure out a solution (no results guaranteed!)	v1.9 - Divide the stages per area
30			You can also ask in the Query Den of the subreddit (top stickied post) for questions about stages, plenty of	v1.10 - Added M-Garchomp Competition and
31			people in there want to help!	Pokemon Safari
32				v1.11 - Added Albens Town Pokemon, Darkrai
33				Escalation, new EX Stages and M-Venusaur repeat
34				v1.12 - Revise some strategies, make EX stages
35				disruptions accurate
36				v1.13 - Added all new stages until new Albens Town
37				Pokemon up to Medicham. Revise some old strategies
38				v1.14 - Added a Combo Table.
39				v1.15 - Added Latias Escalation battle. Also re-edit
40				Mega Ability tab.
41				v1.16 - Added Halloween Safari and Dusknoir
42				v 1.17 - Added Mobile Present
43				v 1.18 - Added Mission Cards and Survival Mode
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1		Soon here: skill bosting and swapping data+advice
2					be hyped
3				coming before NX
4							actually i'm screwed now...
5	Skill Boosting
6		Data
7	Shoutout to /u/G996 on the subreddit for translating all of this data from Spanish to English. I'm just here to put pretty colourful tables.
8	Every skill has a gauge that can be filled. There are 5 levels total, level 1 being the standard. Skill Level 2=SL2 for abbreviation.
9	Every level increases either the % of activation of the skill, or the damage. This depends on the skill, this is not Pokémon specific.
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11	To fill the gauge
12		You can use the Skill Boosters (SBs) that you can earn on Sundays against Eevee, or in Escalation Battles or other rewards.
13		You can earn Personal Skill Boosters (PSBs) that are dropped by the Pokémon you're fighting. They will fill that Pokémon's skill gauge only, not another one.
14			Note: PSBs are dropped only in repeat events and repeat main stages.
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16	The gauge needs a certain amount of Skill Points (SP) to go to the next level (based on skill). A PSB gives 1SP, a Skill Booster S gives 3SP; SB M gives 10SP, and SB L gives 30SP.
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18	There are different classes of gauge size and progression for skills, and here they are (with the effect of each level)
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21	50SP Group	Level 2: 3 SP	Level 3: 7SP	Level 4: 15SP	Level 5: 25SP			70 SP Group (Fast Start)	Level 2: 2SP	Level 3: 7SP	Level 4: 21SP	Level 5: 40SP
22	Block Smash (100, 100, 100)	x1.5	x1.7	x1.8	x2			Astonish	x1.1	x1.2	x1.4	x1.5
23	Cheer	+10%	+15%	+20%	+40%			Barrier Bash	x1.2	x1.5	x1.7	x2
24	Cloud Clear	x1.5	x1.7	x1.8	x2			Blockify	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
25	Downpour	+10%	+15%	+20%	+25%			Brute Force	x2	x2.5	x3	x4
26	Opportunist	x2.1	x2.7	x3	x5.1	Rest of data coming soon		Chill	+10%	+20%	+25%	+30%
27	Poisonous Mist	+10%	+15%	+20%	+25%	(hopefully before NX) (ninja edit: well this is awkward)		Eject	x1.5	x1.7	x1.8	x2
28	Prank	+10%	+20%	+30%	+40%			Fearless	x1.2	x1.4	x1.5	x2
29	Quirky	+30%	´+40%	+50%	+70%	Question: Should I include here the description of skills in this table and get rid of the previous table in the later tabs of this sheet?		Final Effort	x3.6	x4.2	x6	x10.2
30	Rock Break	x1.5	x1.7	x1.8	x2			Flash Mob	+20%	+30%	+40%	+60%
31	Swap	+20%	+30%	+50%	+70%			Hyper Punch	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%
32	Vitality Drain	+5%	+10%	+20%	+30%			Paralyze	+5%	+8%	+10%	+15%
33								Paralysis Combo	+20%	+25%	+30%	+40%
34	100SP Group (Slow Start)	Level 2: 5SP	Level 3: 15SP	Level 4: 20SP	Level 5: 60SP			Quake	+10%	+20%	+30%	+40%
35	Constrict	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%			Quirky+	+10%	+20%	+40%	+65%
36	Crowd Control	+10%	+15%	+20%	+40%			Risk Taker	x1.5	x1.8	x2	x2.5
37	Crowd Power	+60	+70	+80	+100			Rockify	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
38	Damage Streak	x1.32	x1.56	x1.8	x2.4			Stabilize	+10%	+20%	+50%	+70%
39	Dancing Dragons	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%			Swarm	+10%	+20%	+30%	+40%
40	Double Normal	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%			Swat	x1.1	x1.2	x1.4	x1.6
41	Dragon Shriek	x1.2	x1.4	x1.6	x2			Whirlpool	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
42	Dragon Sweep	x2	x2.2	x2.5	x3
43	Flap	x1.1	x1.2	x1.4	x1.5			70SP Group (Slow Start)	Level 2: 5SP	Level 3: 10SP	Level 4: 25SP	Level 5:30SP
44	Flashover	x2.2	x2.6	x3	x4			Dragon Talon	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%
45	Freeze	+10%	+12%	+15%	+20%			Heavy Hitter	x2.25	x3	x3.3	x4.05
46	Ground Forces	+10%	+15%	+20%	+25%
47	Hitting Streak	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%			120SP Group	Level 2: 5SP	Level 3: 25SP	Level 4: 40SP	Level 5: 50SP
48	Ice Dance	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%			Mega Boost+	+5%	+10%	+20%	+30%
49	Last-Ditch Effort	x2.4	x3	x4	x6			Mega Boost++	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
50	Mega Boost	+10%	+15%	+20%	+40%			Power of 4	x2.25	x2.7	x3.15	x3.6
51	Mind Zap	+5%	+10%	+20%	+25%			Power of 4+	x3.3	x3.6	x3.9	x4.5
52	Pixie Power	+20%	+25%	+30%	+40%			Power of 5	x2.25	x2.7	x3.15	x3.6
53	Poison	+5%	+10%	+20%	+30%			Power of 5+	x3.3	x3.6	x4.2	x5.1
54	Relentless	x1.44	x1.56	x1.8	x2.04			Nosedive	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%
55	Shock Attack	+5%	+7%	+10%	+15%			Burn	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
56	Sinister Power	+20%	+25%	+30%	+40%			Poison Pact	+10%	+20%	+30%	+50%
57	Sleep Charm	+10%	+15%	+18%	+25%			Pyre	+10%	+20%	+30%	+40%
58	Sleep Combo	+20%	+25%	+30%	+40%			Pummel	+20%	+25%	+40%	+50%
59	Spookify	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%			Sky Blast	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
60	Stabilize+	+10%	+20%	+40%	+50%			Rock Break+	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%
61	Steely Resolve	x2.2	x2.4	x5	x7			Rock Break++	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
62	Toxic Stress	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%			Cloud Clear+	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%
63	Transform	+5%	+10%	+20%	+30%			Cloud Clear++	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
64								Block Smash+	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%
65	100SP Group (Fast Start)	Level 2: 2SP	Level 3: 7SP	Level 4: 21SP	Level 5: 70SP			Block Smash++	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
66	Cross Attack	x2.2	x2.4	x2.8	x3			Eject+	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%
67	Counterattack	+30	+35	+40	+50			Eject++	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
68	L-Boost	x2.2	x2.4	x2.8	x3			Barrier Bash+	+10%	+15%	+20%	+30%
69	Super Bolt	x11	x12	x13	x15			Barrier Bash++	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
70	T-Boost	x2.2	x2.4	x2.8	x3			Stabilise++	+10%	+15%	+20%	+25%
71								Swap+	+10%	+20%	+30%	+35%
72	200SP Group (dayum)	Level 2: 10SP	Level 3: 40SP	Level 4: 50SP	Level 5: 100SP			Swap++	+5%	+10%	+20%	+30%
73	Disrupt Buster	+5%	+10%	+15%	+30%
74	Good Luck	x1.22	x1.25	x1.28	x1.3
75	Fury of 5	x6	x8	x12	x16
76	Goad	+5%	+10%	+15%	+20%
77	Prospector	+2%	+5%	+10%	+15%
78	Alchemist	+2%	+5%	+10%	+15%
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81		Advice
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83	Which skills are better to focus on with our limited supply of Skill Boosters?
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85	More than the skills this time, it's also related to the Pokémon itself. Shaymin was a prime candidate before it got its own farmable stage.
86	Some available Pokémon to farm are not worth your time though, like in the newest main stages.
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88	More precise information to come later.
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93	You can now use the item called "Skill Swapper" to change the skill of a Pokémon to another. The list of Pokémon you can skill swap, and the available skills for Pokémon, are pre determined.
94	You cannot just choose any Pokémon and swap it to any skill you like.
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96	When you have a skill that is leveled, it will remember the level for THAT skill when switching to another. The new skill will be at SL1 (or different if you already upgraded that skill beforehand).
97	Switching back to the previous skill will restore the level of that previous skill. You need a Skill Swapper everytime you want to change the skill, even to go back to a previous one you had before.
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99	Ranked by alphabetical order at the moment, will be ranked by tiers, or by group of skills, not sure yet
100	Pokémon	BP	Current Ability	Possible Abilities
101	Abomasnow	60	Heavy Hitter	Mind Zap
102	Aerodactyl	60	Cloud Clear	Swap++
103	Ampharos	70	Dancing Dragons	Mega Boost/ Paralysis Combo
104	Audino	50	Opportunist	Mega Boost+
105	Avalugg	70	Barrier Bash	Flash Mob
106	Azumarill	60	Opportunist	Risk-Taker
107	Bulbasaur	40	Power of 4	Mega Boost+
108	Carnivine	60	Risk-Taker	Flash Mob
109	Celebi	50	Stabilize	Cheer
110	Chandelure	60	Mega Boost	Power of 4+
111	Charmander	40	Power of 4	Mega Boost+
112	Chespin	50	Damage Streak	Rock Break+
113	Croagunk	50	Prank	Poison Pact
114	Cubone	50	Rock Break	Mega Boost+
115	Dedenne	60	Mega Boost	Shock Attack
116	Diancie	70	Barrier Bash+	Mega Boost+
117	Donphan	60	Quake	Ground Forces
118	Doublade	60	Damage Streak	Power of 4+
119	Druddigon	60	Power of 4	Risk-Taker
120	Dusknoir	70	Last-Ditch Effort	Sleep Combo
121	Eevee	40	Mega Boost	Eject+
122	Emboar	70	Barrier Bash	Risk-Taker
123	Entei	70	Power of 5	Rock Break+
124	Espeon	50	Mega Boost	Eject+
125	Espurr	40	Opportunist	Sleep Charm
126	Farfetch’d	50	Quirky	Power of 4+
127	Feebas	30	Opportunist	Barrier Bash++
128	Flareon	50	Mega Boost	Eject+
129	Gengar	70	Power of 5	Spookify
130	Glaceon	50	Mega Boost	Eject+
131	Gulpin	50	Opportunist	Poison
132	Hawlucha	50	Rock Break	Cloud Clear+
133	Ho-Oh	80	Power of 5+	Pyre
134	Honedge	50	Steely Resolve	Risk-Taker
135	Infernape	70	Damage Streak	Shock Attack
136	Jolteon	50	Mega Boost	Eject+
137	Kangaskhan	50	Power of 4	Rock Break+
138	Keldeo Ordinary	60	Block Smash	Flash Mob
139	Klefki	60	Block Smash	Mega Boost+
140	Lapras	50	Power of 4	Shock Attack
141	Leafeon	50	Mega Boost	Eject+
142	Liepard	60	Counterattack	Swap++
143	Lopunny	50	Opportunist	Swap++
144	Machamp	70	Eject	Risk-Taker
145	Manaphy	70	Quirky+	Eject++
146	Masquerain	60	Opportunist	Nosedive
147	Mawile	50	Steely Resolve	Risk-Taker
148	Meowstic-F	50	Mega Boost	Hitting Steak
149	Meowstic-M	50	Mega Boost	Hitting Steak
150	Mew	50	Power of 5	Block Smash+/ Eject+/ Barrier Bash+/ Power of 4+
151	Mewtwo	80	Quirky	Power of 4
152	Nidoran-F	40	Opportunist	Mega Boost++
153	Nidoran-M	40	Opportunist	Mega Boost++
154	Onix	50	Eject	Power of 5+
155	Pachirisu	50	Mega Boost	Cheer
156	Phanphy	50	Opportunist	Power of 4+
157	Pidgeotto	50	Flap	Sky Blast
158	Pidgey	30	Opportunist	Shock Attack
159	Raikou	70	Power of 5	Barrier Bash+
160	Regice	70	Damage Streak	Quirky++
161	Regirock	70	Last-Ditch Effort	Rock Break+
162	Registeel	70	Paralyze	Block Smash++
163	Rotom	60	Paralyze	Mega Boost+
164	Sableye	50	Risk-Taker	Swap+
165	Salamence	80	Damage Streak	Mega Boost
166	Sawk	60	Power of 4	Rock Break+
167	Scyther	70	Swarm	L-Boost
168	Seviper	60	Eject	Toxic Stress
169	Sharpedo	60	Eject	Mega Boost
170	Skarmory	60	Steely Resolve	Nosedive
171	Slowpoke	50	Stabilize	Swap++
172	Snorlax	70	Brute Force	Stabilize++
173	Squirtle	40	Power of 4	Mega Boost+
174	Steelix	70	Steely Resolve	Flash Mob
175	Stunfisk	60	Damage Streak	Sleep Combo
176	Suicune	70	Power of 5	Block Smash+
177	Surskit	40	Opportunist	Power of 4+
178	Sylveon	50	Mega Boost	Eject+
179	Tangela	50	Stabilize	Constrict
180	Tangrowth	70	Cloud Clear	Sleep Combo
181	Throh	60	Power of 5	Barrier Bash+
182	Togepi	30	Opportunist	Block Smash++
183	Toxicroak	60	Prank	Poison
184	Tropius	60	Eject	Mega Boost++
185	Trubbish	50	Mega Boost	Mind Zap
186	Umbreon	50	Mega Boost	Eject+
187	Vanillish	50	Opportunist	Ice Dance
188	Vanillite	40	Opportunist	Barrier Bash++
189	Vaporeon	50	Mega Boost	Eject+
190	Wobbuffet	60	Counterattack	Rock Break+
191	Yveltal	80	Power of 5	Block Smash+
192	Zoroark	70	Sinister Power	Hitting Streak
193	Zygarde-Complete	90	Power of 5+	Block Smash+

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1	Stage No.	Pokemon		Hit Pts	Type	Moves	Capture Rate	Initial Board Setup	Disruptions	Pokemon	Recommended Party	Clearing Strategy	S-Ranking Strategy	Notes	Mobile Notes

2	Puerto Blanco
3	1	#REF!	Espurr	200	Psychic	8	Base: 75% Bonus: 5% /move	#REF!	None	4	Basic at tutorial	Just basically follow what the tutorial says	Following the Tutorial will S-Rank this easily
4	2	#REF!	Bulbasaur	360	Grass	7	Base: 75% Bonus: 4% /move	#REF!	None	4	Basic at tutorial	Follow what the tutorial says	Even without the Move+5 the tutorial gives, Following the tutorial will S-Rank this
5	3	#REF!	Squirtle	400	Water	15	Base: 50% Bonus: 4% /move	#REF!	None	4	Basic at tutorial	Basically match Super-Effectives here. On the lower right of the board is 3 Bulbasaur. Use another Bulbasaur to trigger Power of 4 and its HP depletes by half	Basically you can S-Rank this without much effort. You will mostly use 2-5 moves here
6	4	#REF!	Charmander	400	Fire	15	Base: 30% Bonus: 5% /move	#REF!	None	4	Basic at tutorial	You are introduced to abilities here. Follow the tutorial and this will end in 2 turns	Will S-Rank it if you follow the tutorial
7	5	#REF!	Eevee	450	Normal	15	Base: 20% Bonus: 3% /move	#REF!	None	4	Charmander, Squirtle, Bulbasaur, Espurr	Just match anything you want. You will finish this within 2-5 turns.	Moves: At least 5 turns left Not that hard since you will not use that many moves anyway	This may be your first Pokeball fail. If so, you'll get your first (and only) free Great Ball which will make its capture rate at about 90~%.
8	6	#REF!	Pidgey	650	Flying	12	Base: 60% Bonus: 4% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds a Rock Timer: Adds a Rock after every 3 turns	4	Espurr, Charmander, Squirtle, Eevee	You are first introduced to Disruptions. Its not really hard. Just match anything near the rock to remove it away. You'll finish this within 2-7 turns	Moves: At least 3 moves left Not really hard to S-Rank. You will not take that much moves even with your first team
9	7	#REF!	Togepi	650	Fairy	10	Base: 20% Bonus: 8% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds a Rock Timer: Adds a Rock after every 2 turns	4	Any 4	Disruption is now every 2 turns. Still relatively easy to beat.	Moves: At least 2 moves left Still not hard to beat and S-Rank	You may fail to catch this one. You dont need to come back here for now if you fail to catch it.
10	8	#REF!	Pichu	800	Electric	7	Base: 7% Bonus: 7% /move	#REF!	Board: 2nd and 5th Column are Rock Initial: None Timer: None	3	Any 3	Match Pokemons near the blocks to clear them. You have 3 Pokemons here so combos will trigger	Moves: At least 2 moves left Again, its not hard	Pretty low catch rate. You may fail catching this even if you try. Dont bother redoing this stage if you fail. (Come back if you have ground types)
11	9	#REF!	Audino	900	Normal	15	Base: 60% Bonus: 3% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds a Rock Timer: Adds a Rock after every 3 turns	4	Any 4	Not much to say here. Its a pretty straightforward stage. Just make sure to trigger combos	Moves: At least 7 moves left (Will S-Rank this even with 5 moves left) You'll not take that much moves anyway	The next stage is the Mega Stage. Not sure if this is 100% catch rate since the next tutorial after Mega Audino uses it.
12	10	#REF!	Mega Audino	1200	Normal	15	Base: N/A Bonus: N/A	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds a Rock Timer: Adds a Rock every turn	4	Any 4	Much like Audino. Just make sure you remove the disruptions when needed	Moves: At least 3 moves left Quite easy for a Mega Pokemon. You may fail this if you dont combo enough	First Mega Stone. Also a Mega Slot will replace your first slot
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1	Stage No.	Pokemon		Hit Pts	Type	Moves	Capture Rate	Initial Board Setup	Disruptions	Pokemon	Recommended Party	Clearing Strategy	S-Ranking Strategy	Notes	Mobile Notes

2	Sandy Bazaar
3	11	#REF!	Happiny	2000	Normal	15	Base: 70% Bonus: 2% /move	#REF!	None	4	[Audino] Any 3	Match Audinos to Mega evolve it. It is really easy to beat. This also introduces you to Mega Evolution.	Moves: At least 5 moves left This may be your first stage to S-Rank. Come back here with Fighting Types to S-Rank it	She'll give you a heart since she cant wait to see.... Also the end of tutorial
4	12	#REF!	Mareep	1411	Electric	16	Base: 40% Bonus: 4% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds 3 Mareeps Timer: None	3	[Audino] Any 2	The Disruption was not really threatening. Just match the 3 Mareeps and its straightforward from here	Moves: At least 8 moves left Not really hard. Dont try to add Mareeps. It is not very effective and will not help you in a long run
5	13	#REF!	Purrloin	1194	Dark	15	Base: 70% Bonus: 2% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: None Timer: Adds 3 Rocks	4	[Audino] Togepi, Any	Still easy to beat. Just go and make some combos	Moves: At least 5 moves left Just make sure you dont collect Wooden Blocks and match more Super Effectives
6	14	#REF!	Torchic	491	Fire	5	Base: 5% Bonus: 9% /move	#REF!	Board: 15 Rocks Initial: None Timer: None	4	[Audino] Squirtle, Any	Swap A2 with D6 for an easy win	Moves: At least 2 moves left Your first move should be a match at the center of the board. This will clear most rocks for you to combo and clear it at your next turn. Also Move+5 will S-Rank this if needed
7	15	#REF!	Phanpy	1803	Ground	13	Base: 30% Bonus: 6% /move	#REF!	Board: 2nd & 4th Column: 3 Rocks at top. Initial: None Timer: None	4	[Audino] Squirtle, Bulbasaur, Any	Not much I can say about it.	Moves: At least 5 moves left Just make sure to destroy the disruption at the boards first before going for combo
8	16	#REF!	Nidoran(F)	398	Poison	3	Base: 70% Bonus:10% /move	#REF!	Board: 4th Column is Rocks as well as 2 more blocks and 4 Nidorans. Initial: None Timer: None	4	[Audino] Espurr, Phanpy	Switch C3 (third column, third row) with E2 (fifth column, second row)	Moves: At least 1 moves left If you follow the Clearing strategy, you'll S-Rank it
9	17	#REF!	Nidoran(M)	2268	Poison	15	Base: 20% Bonus:6% /move	#REF!	Board: None. Initial: Adds 3 Nidoran M Timer: Adds 3 Nidoran F. Then will alternate between M and F after every 4 turns	4	[Audino] Espurr, Phanpy	Bring Nidoran F and Nidoran M for easy combos.	Moves: At least 5 moves left Bring both Nidorans here. Although at later levels, 4 Super Effective will be better
10	18	#REF!	Klefki	1755	Steel	16	Base: 5% Bonus:6% /move	#REF!	Board: None. Initial: Adds 5 Klefki Timer: None	4	Charmander, Torchic, Phanpy, Any	Not much I can say. If you want, match the Klefkis so you can combo well	Moves: At least 5 moves left Still relatively easy even with the Klefkis
11	19	#REF!	Kangaskhan	1244	Normal	15	Base: 70% Bonus:2% /move	#REF!	Board: None. Initial: None Timer: Adds 3 Rocks every 3 turns	4	[Audino] Any 3 Pokemon	Combo will do this. Just watch out for the disruptions	Moves: At least 5 moves left Still easy for now
12	20	#REF!	Mega Kangaskhan	2463	Normal	20	Base: N/A Bonus: N/A	#REF!	Board: None. Initial: None Timer: Places 4 Rocks every 3 turns Half Health: Adds 2x2 Rocks every 3 turns	4	[Audino] Any 3 Pokemon	Just same with Kangaskhan except this one is 4 blocks.	Moves: At least 5 moves left Still not hard to S-Rank. If you cannot do it now, then gather some fighting type Pokemons first	Second Mega Stone
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	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O
1	NF	Pokemon		Hit Pts	Type	Moves	Capture Rate	Initial Board Setup	Disruptions	Pokemon	Recommended Party	Clearing Strategy	S-Ranking Strategy	Notes	Mobile Notes

2	Night Festival
3	21	#REF!	Buneary	3257	Normal	30	Base: 50% Bonus:2% /move	#REF!	Board: 1st-4th column is Rocks Initial: None Timer: None Notes: 15 Rocks in each Column will skyfall before your Pokemon	4	[Any] Any 3	Good stage for Low Level grinding. Nothing much to say here	Moves: At least 10 moves left If you cannot S-Rank it now, come back here if you get Fighting Types. Also Move+5 will do this if needed
4	22	#REF!	Treecko	1978	Grass	15	Base: 5% Bonus:3% /move	#REF!	Board: In the center: 4 Treeckos in Barriers. 2 Treecko at the top and bottom Initial: None Timer: Add 2 Barriers every 4 turns	4	[Any] Charmander, Torchic, Nidoran F or M	This time, you are introduced to Barriers. Use the Treeckos at the Top or Bottom to clear the Treeckos in Barrier. Then proceed at combos while clearing those Barrier at the top	Moves: At least 6 moves left Come back later for stronger SE Pokemons if you cannot do it now. Bringing Treecko can clear out the board Treeckos but its not very effective to be worth it.	Another low catch rate one..
5	23	#REF!	Pikachu	903	Electric	7	Base: 30% Bonus:10% /move	#REF!	Board: 4 Pichus in the center and 4 corners Initial: None Timer: Adds a Pikachu and a Pichu every 2 turns	4	[Any] Phanpy, Any 2	Nothing you can do about the Pichus except if you bring your own Pichu. Dont bother with them and just make your combos	Moves: At least 2 moves left A Ground Type Team can finish this in 2-4 turns which would be enough to S-Rank this. But 5 turns with low health is rather very easy	Pokemons Main Mascot
6	24	#REF!	Sableye	2095	Dark	15	Base: 55% Bonus:3% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds a Sableye Timer: Adds 3 Barriers every 4 turns. Adds a Sableye every 3 turns. Repeat.	4	[Any] Togepi, Any 2	Dont bother with the Sableyes. Focus on comboing and getting rid of barriers	Moves: At least 5 moves left Heracross and Volbeat can finish this easily
7	25	#REF!	Litwick	1734	Ghost	16	Base: 45% Bonus:4% /move	#REF!	Board: Cross shaped Rocks (See Picture) 3 Litwicks on its top Initial: None Timer: None	4	Sableye, Purrloin, Any 2	I dont recommend a Mega here since both of them are not very effective. Eliminate the Woods then match the Litwick if you want (It is super effective)	Moves: At least 6 moves left Bringing Litwick can get this one
8	26	#REF!	Chingling	1978	Psychic	15	Base: 80% Bonus:2% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: None Timer: Adds 2 Barriers every 3 turns	4	[Any Mega] Sableye, Purrloin, Litwick	Very easy stage. Can fall in 4-6 turns	Moves: At least 5 moves left Heracross and Volbeat can finish this easily
9	27	#REF!	Swirlix	2474	Fairy	16	Base: 70% Bonus:2% /move	#REF!	Board: 1st, 2nd, 5th, 6th column in Barrier Initial: None Timer: None	4	[Any] Klefki, Both Nidorans	Easy even with the barriers this is easy. Audino and Kangaskhan will enjoy their Mega effects here	Moves: At least 6 moves left If you cannot S-Rank it now, wait for Nidoran evolutions and Mega Mawile
10	28	#REF!	Volbeat	2045	Bug	15	Base: 30% Bonus:5% /move	#REF!	None	4	[Any] Charmander, Torchic, Any	Pretty straightforward stage. No disruption	Moves: At least 5 moves left Very easy to S-Rank
11	29	#REF!	Illumise	1859	Bug	15	Base: 30% Bonus:5% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: None Timer: Place 3 Illumise after 3 turns. Adds 3 Barriers in 3 turns. Repeat.	4	[Any] Charmander, Torchic, Any	Much like Sableye. Just do combos	Moves: At least 5 moves left Get stronger Pokemons if you cannot S-Rank now
12	30	#REF!	Mega Sableye	4386	Dark	20	Base: N/A Bonus: N/A	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds 4 Barriers Timer: Adds 4 Barriers every 4 turns. Half Health: Adds 4 Barriers every 3 turns.	4	[Any] Volbeat, Illumise, Swirlix	Can be hard depending on the barrier disruption. But hey, you have Volbeat now. Do match of 4 to trigger Crowd Control which will deal huge damage while making sure the top row isn't in barrier	Moves: At least 6 moves left Very easy to S-Rank itemless For now skip S-Ranking it now. A team of Mega Lucario or any decent Mega and Move+5 will also do this	3rd Mega Stone
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	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O
1	Stage No.	Pokemon		Hit Pts	Type	Moves	Capture Rate	Initial Board Setup	Disruptions	Pokemon	Recommended Party	Clearing Strategy	S-Ranking Strategy	Notes	Mobile Notes

2	Isla Azul
3	31	#REF!	Slowpoke	4765	Psychic	19	Base: 20% Bonus:5% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: None Timer: Adds 2x2 Slowpoke every 3 turns	4	[Sableye] Volbeat, Illumise, Purrloin, Litwick	This stage wants you to test out Mega Sableye's Ability. Really easy since you are carrying 4 SE Pokemons and one of them is Crowd Control	Moves: At least 8 moves left Easy to S-Rank
4	32	#REF!	Azurill	2873	Fairy	16	Base: 60% Bonus:3% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds 3 Azurill Timer: None	4	[Any] Klefki, Both Nidorans	Low Hit Points and easy disruption. Really easy to beat	Moves: At least 5 moves left Another easy to S-Rank
5	33	#REF!	Riolu	3344	Fighting	15	Base: 3% Bonus:4% /move	#REF!	Board: Blocks on 1st, 6th Column and 6th row Initial: None Timer: Adds a Row of Blocks after 5 turns. Adds 4 Blocks after 2 turns. Repeat.	4	[Any Mega] Swirlix, Slowpoke, Pidgey	Pretty hard for a low level. Blocks Blocks will be removed in 5 turns so focus on comboing and Mega evolving (Kangaskhan or Audino prefered here)	Moves: At least 5 moves left Skip S-Ranking it for now. Come back when you have stronger pokemons
6	34	#REF!	Swablu	908	Flying	6	Base: 40% Bonus:10% /move	#REF!	Board: Swablu and Blocks Initial: None Timer: None	3	Pichu, Pikachu, Mareep	At 1 turn left, the Blocks will disappear killing itself	Moves: At least 2 moves left Bring Swablu here if you must. Although strong Super Effective Pokemons can do this
7	35	#REF!	Surskit	3344	Bug	15	Base: 60% Bonus:3% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: None Timer: Adds 3 Barriers every 3 turns	4	[Any] Torchic, Charmander, Swablu, Pidgey	Straightforward stage	Moves: At least 5 moves left Just bring stronger Super Effectives here
8	36	#REF!	Taillow	615	Flying	15	Base: 70% Bonus:6% /move	#REF!	Board: 6 Taillow in a Zigzag Pattern on 2nd and 3rd Row Initial: None Timer: None	4	[Any] Pikachu, Pichu, Mareep	Just your some normal stage	Moves: At least 2 moves left You can bring Taillow here. Surely you'll S-Rank it the first time
9	37	#REF!	Meowth	1160	Normal	8	Base: 15% Bonus:5% /move	#REF!	Board: 3 Coins in 3 corner Initial: None Timer: Adds a Coin every 3 turns Note: Disruption is different on Mobile	4	[Any] Riolu, Any 2	You are first introduced to coins here. Match them if you want. This is an easy stage For more information on how to farm the coins on that stage, refer to the "Special" tab in this sheet or the different guides on the subreddit.	Moves: At least 2 moves left You'll be back here for a couple of times and a lot of that time, you'll eventually S-Rank it	The only place to Grind Coins. You can get up to 530 coins here	Coming Soon...
10	38	#REF!	Croagunk	3344	Poison	15	Base: 60% Bonus:3% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds 4 Blocks Timer: Adds a Column of Blocks every 3 turns	4	[Any] Slowpoke, Phanpy, Espurr	Seems to places the entire column of blocks on the sides only. Not really hard to clear	Moves: At least 5 moves left Come back later with stronger pokemons if you have trouble
11	39	#REF!	Corsola	3027	Water	16	Base: 70% Bonus:2% /move	#REF!	None	4	[Any] Bulbasaur, Pikachu, Mareep,Treecko	No Disruptions. Just beat it with combo	Moves: At least 5 moves left Another easy to S-Rank
12	40	#REF!	Marill	658	Fairy	3	Base: 60% Bonus:14% /move	#REF!	Board: All is in Barrier except 3rd Row Initial: None Timer: None Notes: Adds a Barrier if you dont combo	4	Both Nidorans, Klefki, Croagunk	Your best bet is match D3 (the only Kangaskhan in row 3) to F3 (last Nidoran in 3rd row). This will make a 4 hit combo. Then match A3 and F3 You can also try matching B3 and D3	Moves: At least 1 move left Clearing strategy will S-Rank this
13	41	#REF!	Mudkip	2340	Water	15	Base: 10% Bonus:3% /move	#REF!	Board: 4 Blocks at the center Initial: None Timer: Adds 3 Mudkips after every 3 turns	4	[Any] Bulbasaur, Pikachu, Mareep, Treecko	The Blocks will be removed after 5 turns and isnt a problem.	Moves: At least 5 moves left Get stronger pokemons
14	42	#REF!	Vulpix	1054	Fire	5	Base: 30% Bonus:14% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds 5 Vulpix Timer: Adds 5 Vupix after every 3 turns	3	Mudkip, Corsola, Squirtle, Phanpy	Just do some combos. The Vulpix are not that hard	Moves: At least 2 moves left Relatively easy because of 3 Pokemon limit
15	43	#REF!	Lapras	3344	Water	15	Base: 10% Bonus:6% /move	#REF!	Board: 3 Barriers in 5th Row and All tiles in Barrier in 6th row Initial: None Timer: Adds 3 Barrier every 3 turns	4	[Any] Bulbasaur, Pikachu, Mareep, Treecko	Still not that hard. Just do your best combos	Moves: At least 5 moves left Not that hard to S-Rank. Otherwise, train up a bit
16	44	#REF!	Pidgeotto	2078	Flying	15	Base: 60% Bonus:3% /move	#REF!	Board: None Initial: None Timer: Adds 3 Pidgeotto every 3 turns	4	[Any] Pikachu, Pichu, Mareep	Another easy stage. Not much to say	Moves: At least 5 moves left You have too much moves here
17	45	#REF!	Mega Slowbro	7014	Psychic	23	Base: N/A Bonus: N/A	#REF!	Board: None Initial: Adds 3 Slowpoke Timer: Adds 3 Slowpoke every 3 turns Notes: Disruption mostly affects top rows Half Health: Adds a Column of Barrier every 2 turns	4	[Sableye] Volbeat, Illumise, Purrloin	You have a Super Effective Mega and a Super Effective Crowd Control. Not much to say here. Just do combos and eventually it will fall. Also make sure to get rid of Barriers when needed	Moves: At least 11 moves left Easy even with just M-Sableye A Mega Gengar Team will do this good.	4th Mega Stone. Although you cant use it yet
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	A	B	C	D	F
1	TL;DR: Survival Mode is definitely worth doing once to get to level 50 and get 3x Raise Level Max items. However, it does provide 2500 exp worth boosters
2	on a rerun. If you are able to beat it itemless, its a great option for exp farming at just 3 hearts cost, especially when we have loads of RML pokemon.
3	Team TL;DR: Fully Candied Mega Beedrill, Max Risk-Taker Landorus-T, Hoopa-U and Machamp (RMLed if possible) OR Candied Mega Camerupt, Hoopa-U, Machamp and Risk Taker/RMLed Emboar
4	Principle
5		Play through a selection of "random" stages. You choose 4 pokémon which with you will stick for the duration of the whole run.
6		You cannot change the order of your pokémon in the team. Your pokémon in the 4th slot will never participate in the 3 Pokémon stages.
7		A run costs 3 hearts. You start the first level with 5 moves. After every win, you will be credited 5 moves more, keeping the ones you had left from the previous level.
8		You need to mega evolve your pokémon in every level (it does not stay evolved when going to the next level).
9		You can buy items for any level (Mega Start, Disruption Delay, Exp *1.5).
10		You earn rewards with advancing in the levels (like an escalation battle). The rewards are different depending if it's your first time ever reaching that level or not.
11	Rewards
12		Level	1st time reward		Afterwards
13		10	1x Exp Booster M		1x Exp Booster S
14		20	1x Exp Booster L		2x Exp Booster S
15		30	1x Raise Max Level		3x Exp Booster S
16		35	1x Level Up		1x Exp Booster M
17		40	1x Raise Max Level		2x Exp Booster M
18		45	1x Level Up		3x Exp Booster M
19		50	3x Raise Max Level		1x Exp Booster L
20		(items description available in the Terms/Tips tab)
21	Stages
22		The sequence of stages is not completely random for Survival Mode. Some stages are set, while the others are random in a certain set of stages.
23		Levels	Possible stages		Pokémon
24		1	Stages 1-5
25		2	Stages 6-9
26		3	Stage 10		Mega Audino
27		4-5	Stages 11-19
28		6	Stage 20		Mega Kangashkan
29		7-9	Stages 22-44
30		10	Stage 30		Mega Sableye
31		11	Stage 45		Mega Slowbro
32		12-14	Stages 31-74
33		15	Stage 103		Raichu
34		16	Stages 31-74
35		17	Stage 90		Mega Mawile
36		18-19	Stages 76-89
37		20	Stage 75		Mega Altaria
38		21-22	Stages 1-74
39		23-26	Stages 46-74
40		27	Stage 60		Mega Lopunny
41		28-29	Stages 90-119
42		30	Stage 120		Mega Glalie
43		31	Stages 1-104
44		32-33	Stages 76-104
45		34	Stages 129-131
46		35	Stages 129-131
47		36	Stages 129-131
48		37	Stages 1-119
49		38-39	Stages 76-119
50		40	Stage 105		Mega Ampharos
51		41	Stages 1-134
52		42-44	Stages 121-134
53		45	Stage 135		Mega Gengar
54		46	Stages 1-148
55		47-49	Stages 136-148
56		50	Stage 150		Mega Mewtwo Y
57	Types effectiveness
58		Type	SE	NVE	Colour Code
59		Bug	3	7	Colour Code
60		Dark	2	3	Very Good Offense
61		Dragon	1	2	Good Offense
62		Electric	2	4	Bad Offense
63		Fairy	3	3	DO NOT USE
64		Fight	5	6
65		Fire	4	4
66		Flying	3	3
67		Ghost	2	2
68		Grass	3	7
69		Ground	5	3
70		Ice	4	4
71		Normal	0	3
72		Poison	2	5
73		Psychic	2	2
74		Rock	4	2
75		Steel	3	4
76		Water	3	3
77	Strategy / Tips (and some maths, I promised it)
78	What I want to achieve here is the following:
79	List the opponent's possible types for every level (or list the types of the first 150 levels), to see which offensive types cover best the possible foes.
80	Then, depending on what Pokémon you have to encounter, and the ones you can encounter, offer the best combination of types you can choose.
81	Also, a look at the disruptions in the levels will help decide what kind of ability you want to have in your team to be ready for everything at the same time.
82	As for recommended Mega, M-Rayquaza if it is candied, M-Gengar other wise. They serve as a pseudo Complexity-1, so they are probably the best. Their offense is not exceptional, but they also very few
83		bad matchups, so overall they are nice.
84	As for now, the only mathematics you'll get is this: 1+1=2. Which is still nice, because without that how could mathematics stand am I right.
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	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	J
1	Terms:	Field Explanation/Charts:							Tips:
2	Items								1.) Rule of Thumb before S-Ranking a stage: Try the stage first itemless even if it is a
3	Moves +5		A1	B1	C1	D1	E1	F1	stage you have cleared a long ago. This way you'll be able to see what you lack.
4	- An ITEM that extends the number of moves you can perform by 5 more.		A2	B2	C2	D2	E2	F2	If you are short on 1-3 moves, either level up your Pokemon more, do more combo
5	- Exclusive only to Main/Special that are not timed based		A3	B3	C3	D3	E3	F3	more or add a Move+5
6	- This does not increase your catch rate but is added at S-Ranking stages.		A4	B4	C4	D4	E4	F4	2.) Try to drag the Pokemon which you want its ability to trigger. For example: You
7	- Worth 800 coins.		A5	B5	C5	D5	E5	F5	wanted to trigger Crowd Control over a match of Snubbull and Swampert. Then,
8	Time +10		A6	B6	C6	D6	E6	F6	drag the Snubbull first. (Note: It is reported that the Pokemon that was not dragged
9	- An ITEM that extends your time by 10 more seconds.								can activate its ability if the dragged Pokemon didn't activate)
10	- Exclusive only to EX Stages								3.) Move+5/Time+10 do not increase catch Percentage. Only use Move+5/Time+10 if
11	- This does not increase your catch rate but is added at S-Ranking stages.	Any new tiles that will fall will start at A1,							you are S-Ranking a stage
12	- Worth 800 coins.	B1, C1, D1, E1, and F1.							4.) Guides are not 100% accurate. Whether you are using my guide or other guides, it
13	DD/Disruption Delay								will not always yield the same result. So if the guide says you can S-Rank a stage
14	- An ITEM that constricts disruptions for half of the stage's turn/time.	Tiles will fall until all blank spaces that are							using these items, they may not to you. It depends on how you play and use the
15	- Worth 1500 coins.	not occupied (except when a tile has a							Pokemon. If you are saying "Then why should I use this guide?" this guide is just
16	Mega Start	barrier) was occupied with a tile.							a standard of choices you can use so you'll have an idea on what to use. The
17	- Starts the stage with Mega Gauge at full.								decisions will be purely in your hands. Don't blame the guide if the guide tells you
18	- Only appears when you have a Mega at your Mega Slot	Disruptions can appear at any tile.							to use these but didn't get the appropriate result.
19	- Worth 2500 coins.								5.) Some combo rules: The match with the most number of icons will go first. For
20	Attack Power Up	Skyfall is the same with new tiles. It starts							example, a cross(+) shaped combo with 4 in vertical and 5 in horizontal will deal
21	- Doubles any damage done to your opponent.	at the 1.							the 5 matches first. A 4x4 match will only trigger Power of 4/4+ once and will not
22	- Exclusive to special stages.								trigger on the other. A 4x5 match will not trigger Power of 4/4+ but will be able to
23	- Worth 3000 coins.	Combo Multiplier Board (No. of Combo)							trigger Power of 5/5+ so make sure to plan your combo accordingly
24	EXP x1.5	No. of Combo			Multiplier				6.) A cross, L-shaped or T-shaped match will add mega gauge depending on the
25	- An ITEM that increases your EXP that you got from a stage by 50% more.	1			x1				number of icons per match not per icon. So a 4x4 will add 8 to the gauge not 7 even
26	- Worth 300 coins.	2 - 4			x1.1				though you use only 7 icons
27	Complexity/C-1	5 - 9			x1.15				7.) There are many ways to stop disruptions. First is the Disruption Delay item which
28	- An ITEM that removes a disruption/support Pokemon	10 - 24			x1.2				delay the Pokemon's disruption for half of the number of turns. It stacks with the
29	- Worth 9000 coins.	25 - 49			x1.3				item Move+5 which increases the number of delayed turns to 2 more turns. The
30	Mega Speed Up/Rare Candy/Enhancement	50 - 74			x1.4				next would be abilities. Status inflicting abilities (Burn, Spookify, Paralyze, Sleep,
31	- An ITEM that speeds up the Mega Evolution Rate of a Pokemon.	75 - 99			x1.5				Frozen) delay disruptions for 1 turn when they are activate. Quake and Chill delay
32	- Exclusive to Mega Pokemon only	100 -199			x2				disruptions for a turn, while Sleep Charm, Paralyze and Freeze delay the disruption
33	Exp Booster S	200+			x2.5				for 3 turns. Another way of delaying disruption is through Mind Zap and Prank.
34	- Gives +50 EXP to a Pokémon	This all assumes that any abilities is not in							The last way of delaying a disruption is Mega Evolving your Pokemon. On that turn
35	Exp Booster M	effect							the disruption counter will not move (this assumes that it evolves on the first match
36	- Gives +200 EXP to a Pokémmon								It will not delay the disruption in a combo)
37	Exp Booster L	Combo Multiplier Board (No. of Matches)							8.) For players who want to get on the top of the competitions, you should master how
38	- Gives +1000 EXP to a Pokémon	No. of Matches			Multiplier				to use Damage Increasing in a combo abilities. The best is Double Normal ability
39	Level Up	3			x1				(currently Arceus exclusive) which increases damage done in a combo by x2.5
40	- Increases a Pokémon's level by 1	4			x1.5				which is higher than Super Effective (x2). Pair it with 2 other Normal types and a
41	Raise Max Level	5			x2				good Mega for best results (You shouldn't use these teams on Ghosts, Rocks, and
42	- Raises a Pokémon's max level by 1	6			x2.5				Steel types). Other damage increasing in combo abilities includes Pixie Power
43	- Exclusive to certain Pokémon	This all assumes that any abilities is not in							(Fairy), Sinister Power (Dark), Pummel (Fighting), Pyre (Fire) and Sky Blast (Flying)
44	Other	effect							Other notable abilities includes Sleep Charm (x1.2), Spookify (x1.5 for Ghost),
45	Pokeball								Freeze (x1.5 for Ice), Burn (x1.5 for Fire)
46	- An ITEM used to catch wild Pokemon	Stage Explanation							9.) There are a number of ways to speed-up the Mega Evolution of a Pokemon. First,
47	Great Ball	PB		Puerto Blanco					Mega Start will start you with a full Mega Gauge if you bought that item. Second,
48	- An ITEM used to catch wild Pokemon. Doubles the catch percentage	SB		Sandy Bazaar					we have Mega Speed Up which decreases the number of icons needed to fill up the
49	of a Pokemon.	NF		Night Festival					Mega Gauge. Each speed up takes less one icon. Mega Speed Up are distributed
50	- Usable only when a Pokemon escapes at the Pokeball.	IA		Isla Azul					through Escalations, Competitions, and sometimes given out as a code or event.
51	- Worth 2500 coins (First one is free)	RP		Rainbow Park					The other way is through the ability of Mega Boost which when triggered, increases
52	Super Catch	GR		Galerie Rouge					the Mega Gauge by 3 (for Mega Boost), 6 (for Mega Boost+) or 9 (for Mega Boost++)
53	- A random occurence where the capture rate of a Pokemon increases	SS		Sweet Strasse					The last would be to match the ordinary tile of the Mega Pokemon itself. Note that
54	by a random number.	SM		Silbern Museum					matching a T, L, or + will increase the Mega Gauge per matches not per icons so
55	Main	MV		Mt. Vinter					a T with 3 vertical and 3 horizontal will add 6 instead of 5. Also note that ordinary
56	- A Pokemon found in Main Stages	CN		Castle Noapte					Mega Pokemon tile will only increase the Mega Gauge by Pokemon that is not in
57	EX	JV		Jungle Verde					a barrier. A 3 tile match with 2 tiles in a barrier will only increase the Mega Gauge
58	- A Pokemon found in EX Stages	WW		Wacky Workshop					by 1.
59	Event/Special	PV		Pedra Valley					10.) When is the right time to use a Jewel? The only worthwhile times to use Jewels
60	- A Pokemon found in Event Stages. They usually exist only in limited	AT		Albens Town					is to use them in bulk of 12. Coins or Heart doesn't matter. The best time to use
61	number of days (About 2 weeks or so)	RC		Roseus Center					them is for emergency when a stage was about to leave and you need coins to
62	Competition	DU		Desert Umbra					beat it or you need more hearts finding a specific Pokemon in the Safari. Using
63	- Players compete to get a Limited Mega Stone. Usually it is timed but	EX		Expert Stages					Jewels to recover 5 moves is not a very good idea unless you really need to get
64	repeat seems to be turn-based. Winners get the Mega Stone/2 Jewels	Active		Active Events					past that stage and used items on it. The same applies for recovering 15 more
65	but sometimes Mega Speed-Up/Other items seems to be added	MC		Mission Cards					seconds on timed stage. The reason why casual players tend to lose hope on
66	HP/Hit Points	SM		Survival Mode					hard stages is they spend their Jewels the moment they have acquired it and
67	- The number of life left on the Pokemon before you clear it	EV1		Daily/Safari					use coins on very easy stages.
68	Type	EV2		Challenges
69	- The Pokemon's Type	EV3		Escalation Battles					If there is something else you want to be added. Feel free to PM me
70	Moves	EV4		Competitions
71	- Number of Moves you can do on that stage
72	Capture Rate
73	- The higher the capture rate, the higher the chance you will be able to
74	catch the Pokemon
75	Base (Capture)
76	- Base Capture Rate of the Pokemon
77	Bonus (Capture)
78	- Percent added for each move/second left on the stage
79	Initial Board Setup
80	- Board you will expect to see before you will be able to make a move
81	(Some have fixed setup but most of the time it will be random)
82	Board Disruption
83	- The disruption that appears on the initial board setup
84	Initial Disruption
85	- Disruptions that occur before you'll be able to make a move
86	Timer Disruption
87	- Disruptions occur after a certain amount of moves (When timer went
88	down to 0.)
89	Pokemon (Support)
90	- Number of Support Pokemon you can bring
91	Added Support
92	- Support added to the stage. You cant choose what is added
93	Super Effective
94	- Deals 2x damage to the Pokemon
95	Neutral
96	- Deals normal damage to the Pokemon
97	Not Very Effective
98	- Deals half damage to the Pokemon
99	Recommended Party
100	- Pokemon that are needed for that stage. Usually they are Super Effective/
101	Strongest but sometimes, they are added as disruption
102	Clearing Strategy
103	- Strategy for clearing the stage
104	S-Ranking Strategy
105	- Strategy you can use to S-Rank the stage
106	Notes (Tab)
107	- Other things that are important
108	Helpful Videos
109	- Videos that can help you
110	Barrier
111	- A disruption that do not let the Pokemon in it to be moved.
112	- It can be removed by matching the Pokemon inside it
113	- The Pokemon inside it do not disappear after the match
114	Rocks
115	- A disruption that takes a space on the board
116	- It can be removed by matching near it
117	Blocks
118	- A disruption that takes a space on the board
119	- Disappears after 5 turns/seconds
120	Coins
121	- A disruption that adds a coin on the board
122	- Matching this will yield you a number of coins: 3 - 100, 4 - 300, 5 - 500,
123	6 - 700. Note that you must clear the stage to be able to get the bonus
124	Black Clouds
125	- A disruption that unables you to check what is inside the tile
126	- Click on the tile to let you see what is inside it though
127	Abilities
128	- All Pokemon has an ability. An ability helps you against the Opponent.
129	- Abilities range from added Power to clearing Disruptions
130	[Pokemon]
131	- Notes for Pokemon that has Mega Stone/Place on Mega Slot
132	Home Button Exploit
133	- An exploit to be able to look for combos and score significant higher on
134	time-based stages. Apparently, it was fixed at v1.2
135	Mega Luke
136	- Short for Mega Lucario
137	Mega Aero
138	- Short for Mega Aerodactyl
139	Mobile Notes
140	- Anything I would like to point out about a difference in Mobile Version
141
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	A	B	C	D	E
1	Ability Listing
2	Ability Name	Description	Activation Rate	What it Does	Notes

3	Astonish	Can delay your opponent's disruptions for a turn	3 match: 20% 4 match: 30% 5 match: 100%	Timer Disruption will not go down for a turn
4	Barrier Bash	Removes one barrier-type disruption without fail	3 match: 100% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 1 Barrier on the board
5	Barrier Bash+	Sometimes clears three barrier disruptions.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 3 Barriers on the board
6	Barrier Bash++	Sometimes removes five barrier-type disruptions.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 5 Barriers on the board (Unreleased)
7	Block Smash	Clears one unbreakable-block disruption without fail	3 match: 100% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 1 Blocks Block on the board
8	Block Smash+	Sometimes clears three unbreakable-block disruptions.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 3 Blocks on the board
9	Block Smash++	Sometimes clears five unbreakable-block disruptions.	3 match: 40% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 5 Blocks on the board. (Unreleased)
10	Brute Force	Increases damage for attacks that are not very effective.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Not very effective attacks will deal 2x damage. (In this scenario, it will become neutral damage)	While this is good, bringing Super Effective is much better as it deals x2 damage than Brute Force activated damage
11	Burn	Leaves the foe burned.	3 match: 5% 4 match: 30% 5 match: 80%	Burns the opponent for 3 turns. A burned Pokemon will take 50% more damage from Fire-Types	Good for an all-Fire team
12	Chill	Can delay your opponent's disruptions for a turn.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 30% 5 match: 80%	Timer Disruption will not go down for a turn
13	Cloud Clear	Clears away one black-cloud disruption without fail.	3 match: 100% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 1 Black Cloud on the board
14	Cloud Clear+	Sometimes clears away three black-cloud disruptions.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 3 Black Clouds on the board (Unreleased)
15	Cloud Clear++	Sometimes clears away five black-cloud disruptions.	3 match: 40% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 5 Black Clouds on the board (Unreleased)
16	Counterattack	The more disruptions on the board, the greater the damage.	3 match: 25% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Damage increased by number of disruptions on board x20
17	Crowd Control	The more <Pokémon> in the puzzle area, the more damage.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Damage increased by number of same Pokemon on board x50 (Excluding the match)
18	Crowd Power	The more <Pokémon> in the puzzle area, the more damage.	3 match: 40% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Damage increased by number of same Pokemon on board x50 (Excluding the match)
19	Damage Streak	Does more damage the more times in a row it is triggered.	3 match: 60% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Damage is based on number of Damage Streak activated on same combo: 1st activation: x1.2 2nd activation: x1.44 3rd activation: x1.728 4th or higher activation: x2
20	Dancing Dragons	Increases damage done by any Dragon types in a combo.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Damage done by Dragons in the same combo x1.2
21	Disrupt Buster	Occasionally erases all of the foe's disruptions.	3 match: 2% 4 match: 3% 5 match: 4%	Unreleased
22	Double Normal	Increases damage done by any Normal types in a combo.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 60% 5 match: 80%	Dameg done by Normal Types when triggered x2.5
23	Downpour	Does more damage when the opponent has more HP left.	3 match: 15% 4 match: 25% 5 match: 30%	Damage = Opponent's remaining HP x10%. Any damage from the match is excluded and this ability cannot faint a Pokemon (in that case, can deal as low as 0 damage) On stages without HP bar, it has a fix damage of 0 (Unreleased)
24	Dragon Talon	Attacks sometimes deal greater damage than usual.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 50%	Damage when triggered x1.5	Pretty much like Opportunist
25	Eject	Removes one non-Support Pokémon icon without fail	3 match: 100% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes a disruption-based Pokemon (not skyfall) or Pokemon that is already on board
26	Eject+	Sometimes removes three non-Support Pokémon icons.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 3 disruption-based Pokemon (not skyfall) or Pokemon that is already on board
27	Eject++	Sometimes removes five non-Support Pokémon icons.	3 match: 40% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 5 disruption-based Pokemon (not skyfall) or Pokemon that is already on board (Unreleased)
28	Fearless	Combos do more damage if the opponent is Ghost type.	3 match: 10% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Unreleased
29	Flap	Occasionally delays a Ground-type opponent's disruptions.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Timer Disruption will not go down for a turn when the opponent is Ground Type (Need Testing)	This seems to be a Flying-Type exclusive move. Pretty much useless since you'll be bringing Super Effectives against Ground Types
30	Freeze	Leaves the foe frozen.	3 match: 5% 4 match: 25% 5 match: 70%	Freezes the opponent for 3 turns. A frozen Pokemon cannot use its disruption (Timer Disruption is also frozen) and Ice Damage is increased by 50%	Electric Types are immune to freeze (Needs more testing)
31	Heavy Hitter	Attacks sometimes deal greater damage than usual.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 50%	Damage when triggered x1.5
32	Hitting Streak	Does more damage the more times in a row it is triggered.	3 match: 60% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Damage is based on number of Damage Streak activated on same combo: 1st activation: x1.2 2nd activation: x1.44 3rd activation: x1.728 4th or higher activation: x2
33	Hyper Punch	Attacks sometimes deal greater damage than usual.	3 match: 10% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 50%	Damage when triggered x3 (Unreleased)
34	Last Ditch Effort	Attacks do more damage when things are looking desperate.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Damage when triggered x1.5 (Only activates on last 3 turns)
35	Mega Boost	Fills the Mega Gauge of a Pokémon of the same type	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Increases the Mega Gauge Bar by 3 if the Mega Pokemon is same type as the Pokemon (do not activate when no Mega)
36	Mega Boost+	Fills the Mega Gauge of a Pokémon of the same type more	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Increases the Mega Gauge Bar by 6 if the Mega Pokemon is same type as the Pokemon (do not activate when no Mega)
37	Mega Boost++	Fills the Mega Gauge of same type of Pokémon even more.	3 match: 10% 4 match: 20% 5 match: 30%	Increases the Mega Gauge Bar by 9 if the Mega Pokemon is same type as the Pokemon (do not activate when no Mega)
38	Mind Zap	Can delay your opponent's disruptions for a turn.	3 match: 10% 4 match: 40% 5 match: 100%	Resets the Timer Disruption counter back to original	The discription is far from its real effect
39	Nose Dive	Attacks can occasionally deal greater damage than usual	3 match: 15% 4 match: 40% 5 match: 70%	Damage when triggered x5
40	Opportunist	Attacks can occasionally deal greater damage than usual	3 match: 5% 4 match: 10% 5 match: 10%	Damage when triggered x1.5
41	Paralyze	Leaves the foe Paralyze	3 match: 10% 4 match: 30% 5 match: 80%	Paralyzes the opponent for 3 turns. A Paralyzed Pokemon cannot use its disruptions (Timer Disruption will not go down) (Needs more testing if more damage by Electric Pokemon)	Steel and Electric are immune to paralyze
42	Pixie Power	Increases damage done by any Fairy types in a combo.	3 match: 15% 4 match: 35% 5 match: 60%	Damages done by Fairy Type in the combo x1.5
43	Poisonous Mist	Does more damage when the opponent has more HP left.	3 match: 15% 4 match: 25% 5 match: 30%	Damage = Opponent's remaining HP x10%. Any damage from the match is excluded and this ability cannot faint a Pokemon (in that case, can deal as low as 0 damage) On stages without HP bar, it has a fix damage of 0
44	Power of 4	Attacks do more damage when you make a match of 4	3 match: 0% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 0%	Damage when triggered x1.5
45	Power of 4+	Attacks do even more damage when you make a match of four.	3 match: 0% 4 match: 80% 5 match: 0%	Damage when triggered x3
46	Power of 5	Attacks do more damage when you make a match of 5	3 match: 0% 4 match: 0% 5 match: 100%	Damage when triggered x1.5
47	Power of 5+	Attacks do even more damage when you make a match of five.	3 match: 0% 4 match: 0% 5 match: 80%	Damage when triggered x3
48	Prank	Occasionally changes when a foe will next disrupt your play.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 40% 5 match: 100%	Changes the Timer Disruption counter to a random number (This is based on Timer Disruption counter. Example: Ampharos counter will become 1-15. When Flaaffy disruption was already in effect, changes the counter to 1-3)	A downgraded Mind Zap
49	Pummel	Increases damage done by any Fighting types in a combo	3 match: 15% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Damages done by Fighting Type in the combo x1.2
50	Pyre	Increases damage done by any Fire types in a combo.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Damages done by Fire Type in the combo x1.2
51	Quake	Sometimes increases damage and leaves opponent paralyzed.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 30% 5 match: 50%	Damage when triggered x1.2 and Paralyzes the opponent. A Paralyzed Pokemon cannot use its disruptions (Timer Disruption will not go down)	Steel and Electric are immune to paralyze
52	Quirky	Occasionally erases one extra matching Pokémon elsewhere.	3 match: 30% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Erases 1 same Pokemon on board
53	Quirky+	Occasionally erases two extra matching Pokémon elsewhere.	3 match: 25% 4 match: 35% 5 match: 100%	Erases 2 same Pokemon on board
54	Risk-Taker	Damage may randomly be increased or decreased	3 match: 50% 4 match: 70% 5 match: 100%	(Needs testing)
55	Rock Break	Destroys one breakable-rock disruption without fail.	3 match: 100% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 1 Rock on the board
56	Rock Break+	Sometimes destroys three breakable-rock disruptions.	3 match: 50% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 3 Rocks on the board (Unreleased)
57	Rock Break++	Sometimes destroys five breakable-rock disruptions.	3 match: 40% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Removes 5 Rocks on the board (Unreleased)
58	Shock Attack	Leaves the foe paralyzed	3 match: 20% 4 match: 30% 5 match: 80%	Paralyzes the opponent for 3 turns. A Paralyzed Pokemon cannot use its disruptions (Timer Disruption will not go down) (Unreleased)
59	Sinister Power	Increases damage done by any Dark types in a combo.	3 match: 15% 4 match: 35% 5 match: 60%	Damages done by Dark Type in the combo x1.5
60	Sky Blast	Increases damage done by any Flying types in a combo.	3 match: 10% 4 match: 60% 5 match: 90%	Damage done by Flying Type in a combo x2
61	Sleep Charm	Leaves the foe asleep.	3 match: 5% 4 match: 30% 5 match: 80%	Opponent will fell asleep. An Asleep Pokemon cannot use its disruptions and damage increased by x1.2 (Timer Disruption will not go down)	Grass Types are immune to Sleep
62	Spookify	Leaves the foe spooked.	3 match: 5% 4 match: 30% 5 match: 80%	Opponent will be spooked. A Spooked Pokemon increases damage by Ghost Type by 50%
63	Stabilize	Occasionally erases one of the foe's disruptions on the board.	3 match: 30% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Erases 1 Barrier, Rock, Blocks Block, Black Cloud or Coin
64	Stabilize+	Occasionally erases two of the foe's disruptions on the board.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 80%	Erases 2 Barrier, Rock, Blocks Block, Black Cloud or Coin
65	Stabilize++	Occasionally erases five of the foe's disruptions on the board.	3 match: 25% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Erases 5 Barrier, Rock, Blocks Block, Black Cloud or Coin
66	Steely Resolve	Attacks do more damage when things are looking desperate.	3 match: 60% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Damage when triggered x1.5 (Only activates on last 3 turns)
67	Super Bolt	Attacks can occasionally deal greater damage than usual	3 match: 10% 4 match: 20% 5 match: 50%	Damage when triggered x10 (Unreleased)
68	Swap	Can replace a disruption with one of your Pokémon	3 match: 30% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Changes 1 Rock, Blocks Block or Coin into a matching Pokemon
69	Swap+	Can replace some disruptions with this Pokémon.	3 match: 25% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Changes 3 Rock, Blocks Block or Coin into a matching Pokemon
70	Swap++	Can replace many disruptions with this Pokémon.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 50% 5 match: 100%	Changes 5 Rock, Blocks Block or Coin into a matching Pokemon (Unreleased)
71	Swarm	Attacks do more damage when things are looking desperate.	3 match: 60% 4 match: 100% 5 match: 100%	Damage when triggered x1.5 (Only activates on last 3 turns)
72	Swat	Does more damage against Flying, Bug, or Fairy types.	3 match: 20% 4 match: 30% 5 match: 50%	(Needs testing)	Unless the Pokemon is Super Effective, it is better to bring Super Effective to Flying, Bug and Fairy
73	Vitality Drain	Does more damage when the opponent has more HP left.	3 match: 5% 4 match: 10% 5 match: 30%	Damage = Opponent's remaining HP x10%. Any damage from the match is excluded and this ability cannot faint a Pokemon (in that case, can deal as low as 0 damage) On stages without HP bar, it has a fix damage of 0
74
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	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N
1	Skills Listing
2	Skill English	Habilidad Español	Base Damage on SL1	Activation Rate on 3/4/5 match	Effect Boost in SL2	PSB to SL2	Effect Boost in SL3	PSB to SL3	Effect Boost in SL4	PSB to SL4	Effect Boost in SL5	PSB to SL5	Description	What it does?

3	Cross Attack	Ataque Cruz	x2	100% / 100% / 100%	x2.2	2	x2.4	9	x2.8	30	x3	100	Making a + shaped match deals more damage than usual.
4	Alchemist	--Unreleased--	x1	3% / 10% / 30%	+2%	10	+5%	50	+10%	100	+15%	200	Changes one block into a coin.
5	Astonish	Impresionar	x1	20% / 30% / 100%	x1.1	2	x1.2	9	x1.4	30	x1.5	70	Can delay your opponent's disruptions for a turn.	Timer Disruption will not go down for a turn
6	Barrier Bash	Quitabarreras	x1	100% / 100% / 100%	x1.2	2	x1.5	9	x1.7	30	x2	70	Removes one barrier-type disruption without fail.	Removes 1 Barrier on the board
7	Barrier Bash+	Quitabarreras+	x1	50% / 100% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	30	+20%	70	+30%	120	Sometimes clears three barrier disruptions.	Removes 3 Barriers on the board
8	Barrier Bash++	Quitabarreras++	x1	40% / 100% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+15%	70	+20%	120	Sometimes removes five barrier-type disruptions.	Removes 5 Barriers on the board
9	Block Smash	Rompebloques	x1	100% / 100% / 100%	x1.5	3	x1.7	10	x1.8	25	x2	50	Clears one unbreakable-block disruption without fail.	Removes 1 Block on the board
10	Block Smash+	Rompebloques+	x1	50% / 100% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	30	+20%	70	+30%	120	Sometimes clears three unbreakable-block disruptions.	Removes 3 Blocks on the board
11	Block Smash++	Rompebloques++	x1	40% / 100% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+15%	70	+20%	120	Sometimes clears five unbreakable-block disruptions.	Removes 5 Blocks on the board
12	Blockify	Bloqueo	x2	60% / 80% / 100%	+5%	2	+10%	9	+15%	30	+20%	70	Occasionally turns one non-Support Pokémon into a block.
13	Brute Force	Fuerza Bruta	x1	50% / 100% / 100%	x2	2	x2.5	9	x3	30	x4	70	Increases damage for attacks that are not very effective.	Not very effective attacks will deal 2x damage. (In this scenario, it will become neutral damage)
14	Burn	Abrasivo	x1	5% / 55% / 80%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+15%	70	+20%	120	Leaves the foe burned.	Burns the opponent for 3 turns. A burned Pokemon will take 50% more damage from Fire-Types
15	Cheer	Vítores	x1	60% / 100% / 100%	+10%	3	+15%	10	+20%	25	+40%	50	Increases the chance that the next match's skill is triggered.
16	Chill	Enfriar	x1	20% / 30% / 100%	+10%	2	+20%	9	+25%	30	+30%	70	Can delay your opponent's disruptions for a turn.	Timer Disruption will not go down for a turn
17	Cloud Clear	Quitanubes	x1	100% / 100% / 100%	x1.5	3	x1.7	10	x1.8	25	x2	50	Clears away one black-cloud disruption without fail.	Removes 1 Black Cloud on the board.
18	Cloud Clear+	Quitanubes+	x1	50% / 100% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	30	+20%	70	+30%	120	Sometimes clears away three black-cloud disruptions.	Removes 3 Black Clouds on the board.
19	Cloud Clear++	Quitanubes++	x1	40% / 100% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+15%	70	+20%	120	Sometimes clears away five black-cloud disruptions.	Removes 5 Black Clouds on the board.
20	Constrict	Restricción	x2	20% / 50% / 90%	+5%	5	+10%	20	+15%	40	+20%	100	Can delay your opponent's disruptions for two turns.
21	Counterattack	Contraataque	20AP x n disruptions	25% / 75% / 100%	x1.5	2	x1.75	9	x2	30	x2.5	100	The more disruptions on the board, the greater the damage.	Damage increased by number of disruptions on board x20
22	Crowd Control	Poder Horda	50AP x n pokemon	20% / 60% / 80%	+10%	5	+15%	20	+20%	40	+40%	100	The more (Pokémon) in the puzzle area, the more damage.	Damage increased by number of same Pokemon on board x50 (Excluding the match)
23	Crowd Power	Fuerza Grupo	50AP x n pokemon	25% / 70% / 90%	x1.2	5	x1.4	20	x1.6	40	x2	100	The more of this Pokémon in the puzzle area, the more damage.	Damage increased by number of same Pokemon on board x50 (Excluding the match)
24	Damage Streak	Progresivo	x1.2	60% / 100% / 100%	x1.32	5	x1.56	20	x1.8	40	x2.4	100	Does more damage the more times in a row it is triggered.	Damage is based on number of Damage Streak activated on same combo: 1st activation: x1.2 2nd activation: x1.44 3rd activation: x1.728 4th or higher activation: x2
25	Dancing Dragons	Combo Dragón	Combo x1.2	60% / 100% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	20	+20%	40	+30%	100	Increases damage done by any Dragon types in a combo.	Damage done by Dragons in the same combo x1.2
26	Disrupt Buster	--Despeje--	x1	1% / 5% / 10%	+5%	10	+10%	50	+15%	100	+30%	200	Occasionally erases all of the foe's disruptions.
27	Double Normal	Combo Normal	Combo x2.5	20% / 60% / 80%	+5%	5	+10%	20	+15%	40	+20%	100	Increases damage done by any Normal types in a combo.	Dameg done by Normal Types when triggered x2.5
28	Downpour	Chaparrón	10% HP left	10% / 25% / 30%	+10%	3	+15%	10	+20%	25	+25%	50	Does more damage when the opponent has more HP left.	Damage = Opponent's remaining HPx10%. Any damage from the match is excluded and this ability cannot faint a Pokemon. On stages without HP bar, it has a fix damage of 0.
29	Dragon Shriek	--Unreleased--	x1	20% / 40% / 80%	x1.2	5	x1.4	20	x1.6	40	x2	100	Leaves the foe paralyzed for a longer period of time.
30	Dragon Sweep	--Unreleased--	x1	60% / 80% / 100%	x2	5	x2.2	20	x2.5	40	x3	100	May remove two non-Support Pokémon.
31	Dragon Talon	Zarpa Dragón	x1.5	40% / 60% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	15	+20%	40	+30%	70	Attacks sometimes deal greater damage than usual.	Damage when triggered x1.5
32	Eject	Expulsión	x1	100% / 100% / 100%	x1.5	2	x1.7	9	x1.8	30	x2	70	Removes one non-Support Pokémon icon without fail.	Removes a disruption-based Pokemon (not skyfall) or Pokemon that is already on board.
33	Eject+	Expulsión+	x1	50% / 100% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	30	+20%	70	+30%	120	Sometimes removes three non-Support Pokémon icons.	Removes 3 disruption-based Pokemon (not skyfall) or Pokemon that is already on board.
34	Eject++	Expulsión++	x1	40% / 100% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+15%	70	+20%	120	Sometimes removes five non-Support Pokémon icons.	Removes 5 disruption-based Pokemon (not skyfall) or Pokemon that is already on board.
35	Fearless	--Temerario--	Combo x2	10% / 50% 100%	x1.2	2	x1.4	9	x1.5	30	x2	70	Combos do more damage if the opponent is Ghost type.
36	Final Effort	Colofón	x3	60% / 80% / 100%	x3.6	2	x4.2	9	x6	30	x10.2	70	Attacks do more damage when there are no more moves left.
37	Flap	Aleteo	x1	20% / 30% / 100%	x1.1	5	x1.2	20	x1.4	40	x1.5	100	Can delay your opponent's disruptions for a turn.	Timer Disruption will not go down for a turn when the opponent is Ground Type
38	Flash Mob	Unión	30AP x n pokemon	5% / 40% / 60%	+20%	2	+30%	9	+40%	30	+60%	70	Having more Pokémon of the same type boosts damage dealt.
39	Flashover	--Unreleased--	x2	25% / 50% / 80%	x2.2	5	x2.6	20	x3	40	x4	100	Attacks sometimes deal greater damage than usual.
40	Freeze	Congelante	x1	5% / 35% / 70%	+10%	5	+12%	20	+15%	40	+20%	100	Leaves the foe frozen.	Freezes the opponent for 3 turns. Cannot use its disruption. Ice Damage is increased x1.5
41	Fury of 5	--Unreleased--	x4	0% / 0% / 90%	x6	10	x8	50	x12	100	x16	200	Attacks do more damage when you make a match of five.
42	Goad	--Unreleased--	x1	5% / 30% / 80%	+5%	10	+10%	50	+15%	100	+20%	200	May force the foe to trigger its disruption immediately.
43	Good Luck	--Unreleased--	x1.2	0% / 0% / 0%	x1.22	10	x1.25	50	x1.28	100	x1.3	200	Makes it more likely to receive items when set as a Support.
44	Ground Forces	Combo Tierra	Combo x1.2	20% / 60% / 80%	+10%	5	+15%	20	+20%	40	+25%	100	Increases damage done by Ground types in the combo.
45	Heavy Hitter	Ultragolpe	x1.5	20% / 50% / 80%	x2.25	5	x3	15	x3.3	40	x4.05	70	Attacks sometimes deal greater damage than usual.	Damage when triggered x1.5
46	Hitting Streak	Ráfaga	x1.2	60% / 100% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	20	+20%	40	+30%	100	Does more damage the more times in a row it is triggered.	Damage is based on number of Damage Streak activated on same combo: 1st activation: x1.2 2nd activation: x1.44 3rd activation: x1.728 4th or higher activation: x2
47	Hyper Puch	Hiperpuño	x3	10% / 50% / 50%	+10%	2	+15%	9	+20%	30	+30%	70	Attacks sometimes deal greater damage than usual.	Damage when triggered x3.
48	Ice Dance	Danza Glacial	Combo x1.2	30% / 50% / 70%	+10%	5	+15%	20	+20%	40	+30%	100	Increases damage done by Ice types in the combo.
49	Last-Ditch Effort	Último Esfuerzo	x2	50% / 100% / 100%	x2.4	5	x3	20	x4	40	x6	100	Attacks do more damage when things are looking desperate.	Only activates on last 3 turns.
50	L-Boost	Ataque L	x2	100% / 100% / 100%	x2.2	2	x2.4	9	x2.8	30	x3	100	Making an L-shaped match deals more damage than usual.
51	Mega Boost	Megafuerza	x1	50% / 100% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	20	+20%	40	+40%	100	Fills the Mega Gauge of a Pokémon of the same type.	Increases the Mega Gauge Bar by 3 if the Mega Pokemon is same type as the Pokemon
52	Mega Boost+	Megafuerza+	x1	50% / 100% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+20%	70	+30%	120	Fills the Mega Gauge of a Pokémon of the same type more.	Increases the Mega Gauge Bar by 6 if the Mega Pokemon is same type as the Pokemon
53	Mega Boost++	Megafuerza++	x1	10% / 20% / 60%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+15%	70	+20%	120	Fills the Mega Gauge of same type of Pokémon even more.	Increases the Mega Gauge Bar by 9 if the Mega Pokemon is same type as the Pokemon
54	Mind Zap	Despiste	x1	10% / 40% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	20	+20%	40	+25%	100	Can delay your opponent's disruptions for a turn.	Resets the Timer Disruption counter back to original
55	Nosedive	Caída en Picado	x5	15% / 40% / 70%	+10%	5	+15%	30	+20%	70	+30%	120	Attacks can occasionally deal greater damage than usual.	Damage when triggered x5
56	Oportunist	Certero	x1.5	5% / 10% / 10%	x2.1	3	x2.7	10	x3	25	x5.1	50	Attacks can occasionally deal greater damage than usual.	Damage when triggered x1.5
57	Paralysis Combo	Combo Parálisis	Combo x1.5	40% / 60% / 100%	+20%	2	+25%	9	+30%	30	+40%	70	Boosts damage done by combos if the foe is paralyzed.
58	Paralyze	Paralizante	x1	10% / 30% / 80%	+5%	2	+8%	9	+10%	30	+15%	70	Leaves the foe paralyzed.	Opponent wil be paralized for 2 turns. Cannot use its disruptions.
59	Pixie Power	Poder Feérico	Combo x1.5	15% / 40% / 80%	+20%	5	+25%	20	+30%	40	+40%	100	Increases damage done by any Fairy types in a combo.	Damages done by Fairy Type in the combo x1.5
60	Poison	Envenenamiento	x1.2	10% / 40% / 70%	+5%	5	+10%	20	+20%	40	+30%	100	Leaves the foe poisoned.
61	Poison Pact	Combo Veneno	Combo x1.3	40% / 60% / 80%	+10%	5	+20%	30	+30%	70	+50%	120	Increases damage done by Poison types in a combo.
62	Poisonous Mist	Niebla Tóxica	10% HP Left	10% / 25% / 30%	+10%	3	+15%	10	+20%	25	+25%	50	Does more damage when the opponent has more HP left.	Damage = Opponent's remaining HPx10%. Any damage from the match is excluded and this ability cannot faint a Pokemon. On stages without HP bar, it has a fix damage of 0.
63	Power of 4	Fuerza 4	x1.5	0% / 100% / 0%	x2.25	5	x2.7	30	x3.15	70	x3.6	120	Attacks do more damage when you make a match of four.	Damage when triggered x1.5
64	Power of 4+	Fuerza 4+	x3	0% / 80% / 0%	x3.3	5	x3.6	30	x3.9	70	x4.5	120	Attacks do even more damage when you make a match of four.	Damage when triggered x3
65	Power of 5	Fuerza 5	x1.5	0% / 0% / 100%	x2.25	5	x2.7	30	x3.15	70	x3.6	120	Attacks do more damage when you make a match of five.	Damage when triggered x1.5
66	Power of 5+	Fuerza5+	x3	0% / 0% / 80%	x3.3	5	x3.6	30	x3.9	70	x4.5	120	Attacks do even more damage when you make a match of five.	Damage when triggered x3
67	Prank	Travieso	x1	20% / 40% / 100%	+10%	3	+20%	10	+30%	25	+40%	50	Occasionally changes when a foe will next disrupt your play.	Changes the Timer Disruption counter to a random number.
68	Prospector	--Unreleased--	x1	3% / 10% / 30%	+2%	10	+5%	50	+10%	100	+15%	200	Changes one rock into a coin.
69	Pummel	Beligerante	Combo x1.2	15% / 50% / 100%	+20%	5	+25%	30	+40%	70	+50%	120	Increases damage done by any Fighting types in a combo.	Damages done by Fighting Type in the combo x1.2
70	Pyre	Pírico	Combo x1.2	50% / 100% / 100%	+10%	5	+20%	30	+30%	70	+40%	120	Increases damage done by any Fire types in a combo.	Damages done by Fire Type in the combo x1.2
71	Quake	Temblor	x1.2	20% / 35% / 60%	+10%	2	+20%	9	+30%	30	+40%	70	Sometimes increases damage and leaves opponent paralyzed.	Damage when triggered x1.2 and Paralyzes the opponent for 1 turn. Cannot use its disruptions.
72	Quirky	Antojo	x1	30% / 50% / 100%	+30%	3	+40%	10	+50%	25	+70%	50	Occasionally erases one extra matching Pokémon elsewhere.	Erases 1 same Pokemon on board.
73	Quirky+	Antojo+	x1	25% / 35% / 100%	+10%	2	+20%	9	+40%	30	+65%	70	Occasionally erases two extra matching Pokémon elsewhere.	Erases 2 same Pokemon on board.
74	Relentless	Ensañamiento	Combo x1.2	70% / 80% / 100%	x1.44	5	x1.56	20	x1.8	40	x2.04	100	Boosts damage done by combos if foe has any status condition.
75	Risk-Taker	Oscilante	x0.33 -> x3	50% / 70% / 100%	x0.5 -> x4.5	2	x0.6 -> x5.2	9	x0.66 -> x6	30	x0.83 -> x7.5	70	Damage may randomly be increased or decreased.
76	Rock Break	Quiebrarrocas	x1	100% / 100% / 100%	x1.5	3	x1.7	10	x1.8	25	x2	50	Destroys one breakable-rock disruption without fail.	Removes 1 Rock on the board.
77	Rock Break+	Quiebrarrocas+	x1	50% / 100% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	30	+20%	70	+30%	120	Sometimes destroys three breakable-rock disruptions.	Removes 3 Rocks on the board.
78	Rock Break++	Quiebrarrocas++	x1	40% / 100% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+15%	70	+20%	120	Sometimes destroys five breakable-rock disruptions.	Removes 5 Rocks on the board.
79	Rockify	Enroque	x1	60% / 80% / 100%	+5%	2	+10%	9	+15%	30	+20%	70	Occasionally turns one non-Support Pokémon into a rock.
80	Shock Attack	Ataque Shock	x1	20% / 30% / 80%	+5%	5	+7%	20	+10%	40	+15%	100	Leaves the foe paralyzed.	Opponent wil be paralized for 4 turns. Cannot use its disruptions.
81	Sinister Power	Fuerza Sinisestra	Combo x1.5	15% / 40% / 80%	+20%	5	+25%	20	+30%	40	+40%	100	Increases damage done by any Dark types in a combo.	Damages done by Dark Type in the combo x1.5
82	Sky Blast	Combo Aéreo	Combo x2	10% / 60% / 90%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+15%	70	+20%	120	Increases damage done by any Flying types in a combo.	Damage done by Flying Type in a combo x2
83	Sleep Charm	Adormilante	x1	5% / 30% / 80%	+10%	5	+15%	20	+18%	40	+25%	100	Leaves the foe asleep.	Opponent will fell asleep for 3 turns. Cannot use its disruptions and increase damage received by x1.2
84	Sleep Combo	Combo Sueño	Combo x1.5	40% / 60% / 100%	+20%	5	+25%	20	+30%	40	+40%	100	Boosts damage done by combos if the foe is asleep.
85	Spookify	Pavoroso	x1	5% / 45% / 80%	+10%	5	+15%	20	+20%	40	+30%	100	Leaves the foe spooked.	Opponent will be spooked for 3 turns, increasing damage by Ghost Type by 50%
86	Stabilize	Quitainterferencia	x1	30% / 50% / 100%	+10%	2	+20%	9	+50%	30	+70%	70	Occasionally erases one of the foe's disruptions on the board.	Erases 1 Barrier, Rock, Blocks Block, Black Cloud or Coin
87	Stabilize+	Quitainterferencia+	x1	20% / 50% / 80%	+10%	5	+20%	20	+40%	40	+50%	100	Occasionally erases two of the foe's disruptions on the board.	Erases 2 Barrier, Rock, Blocks Block, Black Cloud or Coin
88	Stabilize++	Quitainterferencia++	x1	25% / 50% / 100%	+10%	5	+15%	30	+20%	70	+25%	120	Occasionally erases five of the foe's disruptions on the board.	Erases 5 Barrier, Rock, Blocks Block, Black Cloud or Coin
89	Steely Resolve	Espíritu Férreo	x2	60% / 80% / 100%	x2.2	5	x2.4	20	x5	40	x7	100	Attacks do more damage when things are looking desperate.	Only activates on last 3 turns.
90	Super Bolt	Supervoltio	x10	10% / 20% / 50%	x11	2	x12	9	x13	30	x15	100	Attacks can occasionally deal greater damage than usual.	Damage when triggered x10.
91	Swap	Trueque	x1	30% / 50% / 100%	+20%	3	+30%	10	+50%	25	+70%	50	Can replace a disruption with this Pokémon.	Changes 1 Rock, Blocks Block or Coin into a matching Pokemon
92	Swap+	Trueque+	x1	25% / 50% / 100%	+10%	5	+20%	30	+30%	70	+35%	120	Can replace some disruptions with this Pokémon.	Changes 3 Rock, Blocks Block or Coin into a matching Pokemon
93	Swap++	Trueque++	x1	20% / 50% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	30	+20%	70	+30%	120	Can replace many disruptions with this Pokémon.	Changes 5 Rock, Blocks Block or Coin into a matching Pokemon
94	Swarm	Enjambre	x2	60% / 80% / 100%	+10%	2	+20%	9	+30%	30	+40%	70	Attacks do more damage when things are looking desperate.	Only activates on last 3 turns. Damage when triggered x1.5
95	Swat	Demoledor	x1	20% / 40% / 100%	x1.1	2	x1.2	9	x1.4	30	x1.6	70	Does more damage against Flying, Bug, or Fairy types.
96	T-Boost	Ataque T	x2	100% / 100% / 100%	x2.2	2	x2.4	9	x2.8	30	x3	100	Making a T-shaped match deals more damage than usual.
97	Toxic Stress	Reserva Tóxica	x1.5	50% / 100% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	20	+15%	40	+20%	100	Does more damage the more times in a row it is triggered.
98	Transform	--Unreleased--	x1	50% / 100% / 100%	+5%	5	+10%	20	+20%	40	+30%	100	Changes up to 3 Pokémon into another Support Pokémon.
99	Vitality Drain	Robaenergía	10% HP Left	5% / 20% / 50%	+5%	3	+10%	10	+20%	25	+30%	50	Does more damage when the opponent has more HP left.	Damage = Opponent's remaining HPx10%. Any damage from the match is excluded and this ability cannot faint a Pokemon. On stages without HP bar, it has a fix damage of 0.
100	Whirlpool	Torbellino	x1	30% / 60% / 90%	+5%	2	+10%	9	+15%	30	+20%	70	Can delay your opponent's disruptions for a turn.
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104		Every skill has a gauge that can be filled. There are 5 levels total, level 1 being the standard. Skill Level 2=SL2 for abbreviation.
105		Every level increases either the % of activation of the skill, or the damage. This depends on the skill, this is not Pokémon specific.
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108			You can use the Skill Boosters (SBs) that you can earn on Thursdays against Eevee, or in Escalation Battles or other rewards.
109			You can earn Personal Skill Boosters (PSBs) that are dropped by the Pokémon you're fighting. They will fill that Pokémon's skill gauge only, not another one.
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	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J
1	Mega Ability Listing
2	Pokemon		Icons to evolve	Speedup cap	Description	What it Does	*Total affected tiles	**Damage Output	Mega Stone	Notes
3	All Mega effects erases Rocks, Blocks, Coins and Black Clouds. Mega Effects also erases barriers except for Blaziken.

4	#REF!	Abomasnow	13	3	Erases all Pokemon five rows above and five rows below.	#REF!	Minimum: 3 (1x3) Maximum: 25 (5x1)		Competition	A horizontal match will erase all Pokemon above and below for each column. A vertical match will only erase the whole column.
5	#REF!	Absol	18	3	Erases diagonal Pokemon from upper-right to lower-left corner.	#REF!	12		Competition	Fixed tiles erase. 3 diagonal lines erases tiles. The tiles are: 1st line: C1, B2, A3 2nd line: F1, E2, D3, C4, B5, A6 3rd line: F4, E5, D6
6	#REF!	Aerodactyl	23	7	Erases rocks and blocks (max 10), and also does damage to the foe.	#REF!	Minimum: 0 Maximum: 10		Stage 180	Erases up to 10 Rocks, Blocks or Coins (if a Rock, Block or coin is in a Black Cloud, the Black Cloud will also be erased but does not count towards the 10 blocks destroy. Same goes for the barrier. Erase pattern starts from the top row going from A1-F1. If a Rock, Block or Coin skyfalls, it will become priority if it lands on top side and will be erased first before any other tiles. For example: A Blocks Block falls into C1 while the Mega effect has erased the ninth tile in second row. The 10th tile to be erased is in third row. The last tile that will be removed will be the skyfall Blocks Block that fell into C1 instead of the tile in third row. This was tested on Buneary stage
7	#REF!	Aggron							Stage 550
8	#REF!	Alakazam			Erases things like rocks and blocks (max 10) and also does damage to the foe.				Competition
9	#REF!	Altaria	22	6	Erases all Pokemon within two spaces of the match.	#REF!	Minimum: 8 (1x3) - match is in either sides Maximum: 18 (5x5)	3 match: 4 match: 5 match:	Stage 75	After some testing about this Mega's Mega Effect, I can say that this is indeed same with Mega Audino and can be extended by having more Mega Altaria beside the match. Doing so, it will erase another tile depending on the kind of match. A horizontal match will only extend Altaria one more tile on top or bottom and only extends one more top or bottom tile. A vertical match will only extend one more tile on the right or left and only extends one more right or left. If you form a T, L, or + formation, it will extend the line with the most number of tiles. So for a 3x4 (3 vertical, 4 horizontal), it will only extend the horizontal match. A 3x3, 4x4, or 5x5 will always only extend the horizontal match. The actual testing was done using Mega Blastoise
10	#REF!	Ampharos	24	7	A random lightning strike erases a jagged line of Pokémon.	#REF!	12 (may lower if the random line crosses each other)	3 match: 4 match: 5 match:	Stage 105	2 random lightning line from Row 1 up to Row 6. Erases only up to 2 tiles per Row. (1 if the lightning lines crossed each other)
11	#REF!	Audino	12	3	Erases all Pokémon within one space of the match.	#REF!	Minimum: 4 (1x3) - match is in either sides Maximum: 16 (5x5) + 2-4 extended tiles	3 match: 4 match: 5 match:	Stage 10	You can extend the Mega Effect of this Pokemon by having more Mega Audino beside the match. Doing so, it will erase another tile beside the added tile depending on the kind of match. A horizontal match will only extend Audino on top or bottom and only extends one more top or bottom tile. A vertical match will only extend on right or left and only extends one more right or left. If you form a T, L, or + formation, it will extend the line with the most number of tiles. So for a 3x4 (3 vertical, 4 horizontal), it will only extend the horizontal match. A 3x3, 4x4, or 5x5 will always only extend the horizontal match. This was tested on Braviary stage
12	#REF!	Audino (Winking)		15	Clears a Pokémon with the same type as Mega Audino (max 10)		Minimum: 0 Maximum: 10		Stage 10
13	#REF!	Banette	27	8	Clears a Pokémon with the same type as Mega Banette (max 10)	#REF!	Minimum: 0 Maximum: 10		Competition	Erases up to 10 tiles with the same type as Mega Banette. Mega Banette is Ghost type and will only erase other Ghost types. Will not erase other Mega Banette tiles. Erase pattern starts from the top row going from A1-F1. Only erases one Pokemon at a time. So if you have 5 Haunter and 6 Chandelure on the field, if the Pokemon erased is Haunter, it will only erase Haunter only (despite only 5 tiles erased). If a new Haunter skyfalls, it will only be erased depending on where the Mega Effect was currently in effect. For example: A Haunter icon falls into C6 while the Mega effect was erasing tiles in the second row. The Haunter icon that fall into C6 will be included in the erased tiles. A Haunter tile that skyfall into C1 will not be erased with the same scenario Please let me know if I made a mistake. This is currently in test.
14	#REF!	Beedrill	15	12	Erases Pokemon and disruptions around a spot you tap		9 (3x3)		Competition
15	#REF!	Blastoise	19	4	Erases all Pokemon within two spaces of the match.	#REF!	Minimum: 8 (1x3) - match is in either sides Maximum: 18 (5x5)		Competition	After some testing about this Mega's Mega Effect, I can say that this is indeed same with Mega Audino and can be extended by having more Mega Blastoise beside the match. Doing so, it will erase another tile depending on the kind of match. A horizontal match will only extend Blastoise one more tile on top or bottom and only extends one more top or bottom tile. A vertical match will only extend one more tile on the right or left and only extends one more right or left. If you form a T, L, or + formation, it will extend the line with the most number of tiles. So for a 3x4 (3 vertical, 4 horizontal), it will only extend the horizontal match. A 3x3, 4x4, or 5x5 will always only extend the horizontal match. This was tested on Ampharos stage
16	#REF!	Blaziken	12	3	Erases Pokemon (max 3) of the same type as Mega Blaziken.	#REF!	3		Competition	Do not be fooled by the description. It replaces 3 fire type Pokemon into Blaziken tiles. This does not remove the barrier (if the Pokemon in barrier was replaced) unless the new Blaziken tile matches again.
17	#REF!	Camerupt	18	7	Erases Pokemon and disruptions around two spots you tap		10 (5 in two spots)		Competition
18	#REF!	Charizard X	16	5	Erases all Pokémon in an X shaped pattern	#REF!	12		Competition	Nothing more to add really. Just that Charizard X becomes dragon type when mega evolving.
19	#REF!	Charizard Y	16	3	Erases all Pokemon in a Y-Shaped pattern.	#REF!	12		Competition	Fixed tiles erase. Erases tiles with a Y-Shaped. The tiles are: A1, B2, C3, C4, C5, C6, F1, E2, D3, D4, D5, D6
20	#REF!	Diancie	19	6	Erases disruptions or Pokémon covered by a Barrier (max 10), damages foe	#REF!	Min: 0 Max: 10	No additional damage per Barrier removed	Escalation Battle	Removing pattern is the same as Mega Mewtwo Y or Mega Rayquaza, it starts in the top left, goes through row on left to right, and then goes to row 2 and so on. No additional damage per icon removed unlike M-Aero.
21	#REF!	Garchomp	24	10	Erases diagonal Pokemon from upper-left to lower-right corner.	#REF!	12	3 match: 320* 4 match: 740* 5 match:	Competition	Fixed tiles erase. 3 diagonal lines erases tiles. The tiles are: 1st line: D1, E2, F3 2nd line: A1, B2, C3, D4, E5, F6 3rd line: A4, B5, C6
22	#REF!	Gardevoir	15	5	Erases all Pokémon in the five columns to the left and right.	#REF!	Minimum: 3 (3x1) Maximum: 25 (1x5)		Competition	A vertical match will erase all Pokemon from left to right for each row. A horizontal match will only erase the whole row.
23	#REF!	Gengar	11	1	Erases all Mega Gengar in the puzzle area.	#REF!	Depends	3 match: 4 match: 5 match: + /Gengar	Stage 135	Erases all Mega Gengar tiles on board. Erase pattern starts from the top row going from A1-F1. If a Mega Gengar tile skyfalls, it will be added to the mega effect as long as Mega Gengar's Mega effect is still in effect. This was tested on Gengar stage
24	#REF!	Gengar (Spooky)		7	Erases Pokemon (max 3) of the same type as Spooky Gengar		3		Stage 135	Exact same mechanic as M Blaziken. Does not actually remove icons, but replaces them with Spooky Gengar icon.
25	#REF!	Glalie	19	6	Erases all Pokémon in a V-shaped pattern.	#REF!	12	3 match: 4 match: 5 match:	Stage 120	Fixed tiles erase. Erases tiles with a V-Shaped. The tiles are: A1, A2, B3, B4, C5, C6, D5, D6, E3, E4, F1, F2
26	#REF!	Glalie (Winking)	29	20	Erases blocks (max 10) and also does damage to the foe.		Min: 0 Max: 10		Stage 120
27	#REF!	Gyarados		6	Erases Pokemon on a random jagged line horizontally.				Competition
28	#REF!	Heracross	21	6	Adds one more Mega Heracross to the left of the match.	#REF!	Depends		Stage 210	Despite the description, it does not add one more Heracross tile at the left of the match. It only adds one more Heracross tile at the left of the other Heracross tiles. Will only add a Heracross on left if: 1.) There is a tile on the left. 2.) The tile on the left isn't a Heracross tile Will not add a Heracross on left if: 1.) The Heracross tile is on Column 1 2.) The tile at the left of it is a Heracross tile. 3.) There is no tile at the left or the tile at the left is empty. This can be done when a barrier stops skyfall tiles. 4.) The Heracross tile is the match 5.) 3 Heracross tiles make a match and the Heracross tile is included in it
29	#REF!	Houndoom	16	7	Erases disruptions or Pokémon covered by a Barrier (max 10), damages foe		Minimum: 0 Maximum: 10		Competition
30	#REF!	Kangaskhan	16	8	Erases all Pokémon in the five columns to the left and right.	#REF!	Minimum: 3 (3x1) Maximum: 25 (1x5)	3 match: 4 match: 5 match:	Stage 20	A vertical match will erase all Pokemon from left to right for each row. A horizontal match will only erase the whole row.
31	#REF!	Latias	22	10	Erases Pokemon on a random jagged line horizontally.	#REF!	12 (may lower if the random line crosses each other)		Stage 50: Escalation Battle	2 random lightning line from Column 1 up to Column 6. Erases only up to 2 tiles per Row. (1 if the lightning lines crossed each other)
32	#REF!	Latios	19	5	Erases a jagged mine of Pokémon horizontally	#REF!	12 (may lower if the random line crosses each other)		Escalation Battle	See this as Manectric's ability, but horizontal. The jagged line is always the same pattern, just the line it starts from is random.
33	#REF!	Lopunny	16	8	Erases all Pokemon five rows above and five rows below.	#REF!	Minimum: 3 (1x3) Maximum: 25 (5x1)	3 match: 4 match: 5 match:	Stage 60	A horizontal match will erase all Pokemon above and below for each column. A vertical match will only erase the whole column.
34	#REF!	Lucario	14	4	Erases all Pokemon five rows above and five rows below.	#REF!	Minimum: 3 (1x3) Maximum: 25 (5x1)		Competition	A horizontal match will erase all Pokemon above and below for each column. A vertical match will only erase the whole column.
35	#REF!	Manectric	20	7	A vertical lightning strike erases a jagged line of Pokemon	#REF!	12		Competition	Fixed pattern. The place where the lightning will strike is random. Erases 2 tiles per row. The pattern for the lightning strike is always zigzag (second tile is lower right of the first, third tile is 3rd row same column as first, etc)
36	#REF!	Mawile	21	7	Erases diagonal Pokemon from upper-right to lower-left corner.	#REF!	12	3 match: 4 match: 5 match:	Stage 90	Fixed tiles erase. 3 diagonal lines erases tiles. The tiles are: 1st line: C1, B2, A3 2nd line: F1, E2, D3, C4, B5, A6 3rd line: F4, E5, D6
37	#REF!	Medicham	21	6	Erases a group of Pokémon in the middle at once	#REF!	12		Stage 240	Fixed tiles erase. 12 tiles at the center The tiles are: B3, B4, C2, C3, C4, C5, D2, D3, D4, D5, E3, E4.
38	#REF!	Metagross	17	8	Erases all Pokémon in an X shaped pattern	#REF!	12		Stage 500
39	#REF!	Mewtwo X	15	5	Erases Pokemon (max 3) of the same type as Mega Mewtwo X.	#REF!	3		Stage 350	Exact same mechanic as M Blaziken. Does not actually remove icons, but replaces them with Mewtwo X icon.
40	#REF!	Mewtwo Y	23	5	Clears a Pokémon with the same type as Mega Mewtwo Y (max 10)	#REF!	Minimum: 0 Maximum: 10		Stage 150	Erases up to 10 tiles with the same type as Mega Mewtwo Y. Mega Mewtwo Y is Psychic type and will only erase other Psychic types. Will not erase other Mega Mewtwo Y tiles. Erase pattern starts from the top row going from A1-F1. Only erases one Pokemon at a time. So if you have 5 Espeon and 6 Meowstic M on the field, if the Pokemon erased is Espeon, it will only erase Espeon only (despite only 5 tiles erased). If a new Espeon skyfalls, it will only be erased depending on where the Mega Effect was currently in effect. For example: A Espeon icon falls into C6 while the Mega effect was erasing tiles in the second row. The Espeon icon that fall into C6 will be included in the erased tiles. A Espeon tile that skyfall into C1 will not be erased with the same scenario Please let me know if I made a mistake. This is currently in test.
41	#REF!	Pidgeot							Competition
42	#REF!	Rayquaza	33	20	Erases a Pokémon of a different type from Mega Rayquaza (max 10)	#REF!	Minimum: 0 Maximum: 10		Stage 300	This is Mega Mewtwo Y's ability, but affecting all non Dragon types. Mechanism of removal of icons is the exact same.
43	#REF!	Rayquaza (Shiny)
44	#REF!	Sableye	22	8	Erases all Pokémon in an O-shaped pattern.	#REF!	12	3 match: 4 match: 5 match:	Stage 30	Fixed tiles erase. Erases tiles with a O-Shaped. The tiles are: C1, D1, B2, E2, A3, F3, A4, F4, B5, E5, C6, D6
45	#REF!	Sableye (Spooky)		7	Erases Pokemon (max 3) of the same type as Mega Sableye		3		Stage 30
46	#REF!	Salamence	22	10	Clears a Pokémon with the same type as Mega Salamence (max 10)		Minimum: 0 Maximum: 10		Stage 530
47	#REF!	Sceptile	12	3	Erases Pokemon (max 3) of the same type as Mega Sceptile.	#REF!	3		Competition	Same thing as Blaziken and Swampert, and Mewtwo X.
48	#REF!	Scizor	18	8	Erases a jagged line of Pokémon horizontally		12		Stage 400	Same effect as Latios.
49	#REF!	Sharpedo	22	10	Adds one more Mega Sharpedo above the match.	#REF!	Depends		Competition	Despite the description, it does not add one more Sharpedo tile above the match. It only adds one more Sharpedo tile above other Sharpedo tiles. Will only add a Sharpedo on top if: 1.) There is a tile on top. 2.) The tile on top isn't a Sharpedo tile Will not add a Sharpedo on top if: 1.) The Sharpedo tile is on Row 1 (which is the top row) 2.) The tile above it is a Sharpedo tile. 3.) There is no tile above or the tile above is empty. This can be done when a barrier stops skyfall tiles. 4.) The Sharpedo tile is the match 5.) 3 Sharpedo tiles make a match and the Sharpedo tile is included in it
50	#REF!	Gyarados (Shiny)	19	10	Erases all Mega Gyrados in the puzzle area				Competition
51	#REF!	Slowbro	18	2	Adds one more Mega Slowbro above the match.	#REF!	Depends	3 match: 4 match: 5 match:	Stage 45	Despite the description, it does not add one more Slowbro tile above the match. It only adds one more Slowbro tile above other Slowbro tiles. Will only add a Slowbro on top if: 1.) There is a tile on top. 2.) The tile on top isn't a Slowbro tile Will not add a Slowbro on top if: 1.) The Slowbro tile is on Row 1 (which is the top row) 2.) The tile above it is a Slowbro tile. 3.) There is no tile above or the tile above is empty. This can be done when a barrier stops skyfall tiles. 4.) The Slowbro tile is the match 5.) 3 Slowbro tiles make a match and the slowbro tile is included in it
52	#REF!	Steelix	21	7	Erases blocks (max 10), and also does damage to the foe.	#REF!	Minimum: 0 Maximum: 10		Competition	This ability is different from Aerodactyl, as it removes only Blocks and not rocks. The removal pattern/logic of the blocks is the same as Mega Aero though.
53	#REF!	Swampert	12	3	Erases Pokémon (max 3) of the same type as Mega Swampert	#REF!	3		Competition	Exact same ability as M-Blaziken, but for water type. The ability does not "erase" water Pokémon icons, it replaces 3 of them with a Mega Swampert icon.
54	#REF!	Tyranitar							Stage 420
55	#REF!	Venusaur	15	3	Erases all Pokémon in the five columns to the left and right.	#REF!	Minimum: 3 (3x1) Maximum: 25 (1x5)		Competition	A vertical match will erase all Pokemon from left to right for each row. A horizontal match will only erase the whole row.
56	* - all assumes that all tiles have something in it. Mega effects without fixed effect have mega tiles excluded. Fixed effect also count mega tiles if they are added in area of effect.
57	** - all assumes that the Pokemon has MAX Level and Mega Tiles that matched do not get into the Mega Effect
58	*** - because of how this Mega Effect works, it is impossible to make a match without having at least 1 Mega Tiles to be affected.
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1	Notes (This section is not updated)
2	Any other notes about the game
3
4	Important Links
5	1	http://pastebin.com/aedF7gJZ			Pokemon Shuffle Mobile Ability Activation Rate by XJakub
6	2	http://www.pkparaiso.com/shuffle/lista-de-fases.php?lang=eng			Pokemon Shuffle Guide (pkparaiso)
7
8	Pokemon Shuffle Mobile
9	On August 24, 2015, Pokemon Shuffle has become available in mobile. This will tackle any difference between 3ds version and mobile version
10	After a few playthrough I can say that there is too much difference in 3ds and Mobile version but going for another guide for mobile version would be too much work.
11	Im only listing some big changes. If there is something you want to add, let me know
12	NOTE: I will not be covering Escalation stages on Mobile version. Please use some other guide instead.
13
14	Interface/Game Play Difference
15	1	Different Jewel Values. Much cheaper than 3ds version. However, about 1 week later, the price changed and now its much expensive than 3ds version
16	2	Items cost much more than 3ds version. EXPx1.5 is 800, Move+5 is 1000, Disruption Delay is 2000, Mega Start is 2500, Complexity is 9500, Attack Up is 5000 and Great Ball is 3500
17	3	Sadly, you can't play offline unlike the 3ds version
18	4	While 3ds has streetpass, mobile version has Facebook link where you can link your account to it and give gifts to friends
19	5	You can transfer accounts to different mobile.
20	6	You can change Nickname, there is a Jewel Breakdown on how many jewel you have obtained and bought.
21	7	This is not confirmed yet but it since Super Catch Rate do not activate that much now. I also usually fail to catch Pokemon with more than 50% catch rate and catch low catch rate Pokemon
22	8	The game will ask you if you want to purchase/exchange a Jewel for 4000 for a Great Ball when failed to catch a Pokemon while you have less than 3500 on hand
23	9	You'll get 20 coins for defeating a stage again. Unlike 3ds version where it is 30 coins
24
25	Bugs/Glitches
26	1	Mega Effects is delayed if the mega icon matched in the same time it Mega Evolves. Example: You got a L Match Audino. The first part (vertical), it Mega Evolves, the other part (horizontal) will not trigger
27		its Mega Effect (Seems to be working only on slow Android/IOS)
28	2	When the catch rate of the Pokemon is less than 10%, the catch rate of the Pokemon will be ?
29	3	Sometimes, falling combos dont break Rocks (Needs more testing)
30	4	There is a current glitch that allows you to get unlimited hearts via sending mini-hearts over and over again (You need FB friends to do this) EDIT: This was sadly patched and no longer works
31	5	There is a current bug that even when you defeat the Mega Boss, you do not get your Mega Stone. It is currently being fixed. EDIT: This was fixed already
32	6	People are getting scores and rank for Palkia stage even though they haven't tried playing the stage
33	7	People are some random amount of coins in Safari #5 completion (Coins range from 100-200)
34
35	Pokemon/Abilities Difference
36	1	Some abilities was nerfed. This is the list of nerfed abilities: Crowd Control, Steely Resolve
37	2	Some abilities has higher activation. This is the list of these abilities: Block Smash+, Burn, Chill, Counterattack, Dancing Dragons, Dragon Talon, Flap, Freeze, Heavy Hitter, Pixie Power, Quake,
38		Sinister Power, Spookify, Swat, Vitality Drain
39	3	Some abilities get higher activation yet lower on other matches. These are the abilities: Disrupt Buster
40
41	Main Stage Difference
42	1	First 10 stages gives out 300 coins when defeating it for the first time. Other stages after that will still give 100 though
43	2	The Jewel you get after Eevee stage needs to be convert to Hearts unlike the 3ds version where it is not necessary
44	3	Stage 10: Mega Audino - You get 5 Hearts and a Jewel after beating it. Amelia will not give a free Heart at Happiny stage
45	4	Stage 11: Happiny - Amelia will not give a free Heart
46	5	Stage 13: Purrloin - Higher HP than usual
47	6	Stage 16: Nidoran F - Lower catch rate than usual
48	7	Stage 17: Nidoran M - Lower catch rate than usual
49	8	Stage 18: Klefki - Lower catch rate than usual
50	9	Stage 20: Mega Kangaskhan - You get 5 Hearts and a Mega Start instead of a Jewel after beating it.
51	10	Stage 23: Pikachu - Lower catch rate than usual
52	11	Stage 25: Litwick - Lower catch rate than usual
53	12	Stage 28: Volbeat - Lower Catch Rate than usual
54	13	Stage 29: Illumise - Lower Catch Rate than usual
55	14	Stage 30: Mega Sableye - You need to catch at least 15 Pokemon to enter this stage. You get 5 Hearts instead of a Jewel after beating it.
56	15	Stage 31: Slowpoke - disruption becomes: Add 3 Slowpoke and 1 Barrier in 2x2 block every 3 turns
57	16	Stage 37: Meowth - disruption becomes: Add 1 coin or 2 coins, a Rock after 3 turns (Need More testing)
58	17	Stage 38: Croagunk - Lower Catch Rate than usual
59	18	Stage 43: Lapras - Lower catch Rate than usual
60	19	Stage 45: Mega Slowbro - You'll get 4 Hearts instead of a Jewel for beating it
61	20	Stage 46: Mincinno - Lower catch rate than usual
62	21	Stage 48: Chatot - Lower catch rate than usual
63	22	Stage 49: Axew - Lower catch rate than usual
64	23	Stage 50: Zorua - Lower catch rate than usual
65	24	Stage 51: Mawile - Lower catch rate than usual
66	25	Stage 54: Vaporeon - Lower catch rate than usual
67	26	Stage 59: Ivysaur - Lower catch rate than usual
68	27	Stage 60: Lopunny - You need to catch at least 35 Pokemon to enter this stage. You get 5 Hearts instead of a Jewel after beating it.
69	28	Stage 62: Gastly - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
70	29	Stage 66: Combusken - Lower catch rate than usual
71	30	Stage 67: Meowstic (M) - Lower catch rate than usual
72	31	Stage 68: Togetic - Lower catch rate than usual.
73	32	Stage 69: Slowbro - Lower catch rate than usual
74	33	Stage 70: Umbreon - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
75	34	Stage 71: Espeon - Lower catch rate than usual
76	35	Stage 72: Grovyle - Lower catch rate than usual
77	36	Stage 73: Swellow - Lower catch rate than usual
78	37	Stage 74: Cubone - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
79	38	Stage 75: Mega Altaria - You get 5 Hearts instead of a Jewel after beating it.
80	39	Stage 77: Mienfoo - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
81	40	Stage 78: Snorunt - Lower catch rate than usual
82	41	Stage 79: Sylveon - Lower catch rate than usual
83	42	Stage 81: Meowstic (F) - Lower catch rate than usual
84	43	Stage 85: Dedenne - Higher HP
85	44	Stage 87: Liepard - Higher HP
86	45	Stage 90: Mega Mawile - You need to catch at least 55 Pokemon to enter this stage. You get 5 hearts instead of a Jewel after beating it
87	46	Stage 91: Bronzor - Higher HP
88	47	Stage 94: Scyther - Lower catch rate than usual
89	48	Stage 95: Nidorina - Higher catch rate than usual
90	49	Stage 96: Nidorino - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
91	50	Stage 98: Throh - Lower catch rate than usual
92	51	Stage 99: Sawk - Lower catch rate than usual
93	52	Stage 101: Donphan - Lower catch rate than usual
94	53	Stage 102: Fraxure - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
95	54	Stage 103: Raichu - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
96	55	Stage 104: Aerodactyl - Lower catch rate than usual
97	56	Stage 105: Mega Ampharos - You'll get 5 Hearts instead of a Jewel for beating it
98	57	Stage 107: Misdreavus - Lower catch rate than usual
99	58	Stage 108: Glalie - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
100	59	Stage 110: Mienshao - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
101	60	Stage 111: Vanillish - Lower catch rate than usual
102	61	Stage 112: Jolteon - Lower catch rate than usual
103	62	Stage 114: Glaceon - Lower catch rate than usual
104	63	Stage 116: Aurorus - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
105	64	Stage 117: Ninetales - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
106	65	Stage 118: Altaria - Lower catch rate than usual
107	66	Stage 119: Vanilluxe - Lower catch rate than usual
108	67	Stage 120: Glalie - You need to catch at least 75 Pokemon to enter this stage. You get 5 hearts instead of a Jewel after beating it.
109	68	Stage 121: Haunter - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
110	69	Stage 122: Lampent - Lower catch rate than usual
111	70	Stage 123: Flareon - Lower catch rate than usual
112	71	Stage 124: Swalot - Lower catch rate than usual
113	72	Stage 125: Gengar - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
114	73	Stage 127: Lilligant - Lower catch rate than usual
115	74	Stage 128: Froslass - Lower catch rate than usual
116	75	Stage 129: Zoroark - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
117	76	Stage 131: Mismagius - Lower catch rate than usual
118	77	Stage 132: Slowking - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
119	78	Stage 133: Bronzong - Higher Hp, Lower catch rate than usual
120	79	Stagw 134: Chandelure - Lower catch rate than usual
121	80	Stage 135: Mega Gengar - You'll get 5 hearts instead of a Jewel after beating it.
122	81	Stage 136: Stunfisk - Higher Hp, Lower catch rate than usual
123	82	Stage 137: Pidgeot - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
124	83	Stage 138: Whimsicott - Lower catch rate than usual
125	84	Stage 139: Marowak - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
126	85	Stage 140: Nidoqueen - Lower catch rate than usual
127	86	Stage 141: Nidoking - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
128	87	Stage 143: Scizor - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
129	88	Stage 144: Skarmory - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
130	89	Stage 145: Floatzel - Lower catch rate than usual
131	90	Stage 147: Togekiss - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
132	91	Stage 148: Heracross - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
133	92	Stage 149: Haxorus - Lower catch rate than usual
134	93	Stage 150: Mega Mewtwo Y - You need to catch at least 105 Pokemon to enter this stage. You get 5 hearts instead of a Jewel after beating it.
135	94	Stage 151: Munchlax - Lower catch rate than usual
136	95	Stage 152: Chespin - Higher HP
137	96	Stage 153: Onix - Lower HP, Lower catch rate than usual
138	97	Stage 154: Froakie - Lower catch rate than usual
139	98	Stage 155: Smeargle - Lower catch rate than usual
140	99	Stage 156: Fennekin - Lower catch rate than usual
141	100	Stage 157: Larvesta - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
142	101	Stage 158: Feebas - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
143	102	Stage 159: Poochyena - Lower catch rate than usual
144	103	Stage 160: Trubbish - Lower catch rate than usual
145	104	Stage 161: Hippopotas - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual
146	105	Stage 162: Bagon - Lower catch rate than usual
147	106	Stage 163: Pancham - Lower catch rate than usual
148	107	Stage 164: Yamask - Lower catch rate than usual
149	108	Stage 165: Milotic - Lower catch rate than usual
150	109	Stage 166: Solosis - Lower catch rate than usual
151	110	Stage 167: Honedge - Lower catch rate than usual
152	111	Stage 168: Drilbur - Lower catch rate than usual
153	112	Stage 169: Larvitar - Lower catch rate than usual
154	113	Stage 170: Shuppet - Lower catch rate than usual
155	114	Stage 171: Rufflet - 15 moves only instead of 16, Lower catch rate than usual
156	115	Stage 172: Bergmite - Lower catch rate than usual
157	116	Stage 173: Mightyena - Lower catch rate than usual (Ouch for the 0.3 +3 catch rate)
158	117	Stage 174: Snubbull - Lower catch rate than usual
159	118	Stage 175: Lickitung - 18 moves instead of 23, Lower catch rate than usual (S-Rank is 9 moves now instead of 11)
160	119	Stage 176: Timburr - Lower catch rate than usual
161	120	Stage 177: Banette - Lower catch rate than usual. S-Ranking is now 7 instead of 9 moves
162	121	Stage 178: Tangela - Lower catch rate than usual.
163	122	Stage 179: Pupitar - Higher HP, Lower catch rate than usual.
164	123	Stage 180: Mega Aerodactyl - Higher HP. You get 5 hearts instead of a Jewel after beating it.
165
166	EX Stage Difference
167	1	EX 1: Absol - Lower catch rate than usual
168	2	EX 2: Rotom - Lower catch rate than usual
169	3	EX 3: Lucario - Lower catch rate than usual
170	4	EX 4: Articuno - Lower catch rate than usual
171	5	EX 5: Zapdos - Lower catch rate than usual
172	6	EX 6: Moltres - Lower catch rate than usual
173	7	EX 7: Venusaur - Lower catch rate than usual
174	8	EX 8: Blastoise - Lower catch rate than usual
175	9	EX 9: Charizard - Lower catch rate than usual
176	10	EX 10: Dragonite - Lower catch rate than usual
177	11	EX 11: Sceptile - Lower catch rate than usual
178	12	EX 12: Blaziken - Lower catch rate than usual
179	13	EX 13: Swampert - Lower catch rate than usual
180	14	EX 14: Entei - Lower catch rate than usual
181	15	EX 15: Suicune - Lower catch rate than usual
182	16	EX 16: Raikou - Lower catch rate than usual
183	17	EX 17: Heatran - Lower catch rate than usual
184	18	EX 18: Xerneas - Lower catch rate than usual
185	19	EX 19: Yveltal - Lower catch rate than usual
186	20	EX 20: Mewtwo - Lower catch rate than usual
187
188	Special Stage Difference
189	1	Stage SP: Mew - You'll get a Jewel instead of 1000 coins for beating it the first time
190	2	Stage SP: Wobbuffet - Higher catch rate than usual. 16 turns instead of 10. You'll get nothing at all for beating it instead of 1 coin in 3ds
191	3	Stage SP: Kyogre - Lower catch rate than usual. The extra 500 coins for beating it the first time is also gone
192	4	Stage SP: Groudon - Lower catch rate than usual. The extra 500 coins for beating it the first time is also gone
193	5	Stage SP: Rayquaza - Lower catch rate than usual. The extra 500 coins for beating it the first time is also gone
194	6	Stage SP: Mega Charizard Y - This competition is not per region. Top 250,000 will get a Mega Stone instead. Also no Mega Speed Up reward
195	7	Stage SP: Keldeo - Uses the first Keldeo stage. Lower catch rate than usual
196	8	Stage SP: Pinsir - Uses the first Pinsir's HP but uses the second Pinsir's catch rate
197	9	Stage SP: Giratina - Escalation stages 50+ differ from 3ds version
198	10	Stage SP: Palkia - Requires 2 hearts to play
199	11	Stage SP: Dialga - Requires 2 hearts to play
200
201	Events Listing
202	1	Commemorative Mew - Available from
203	2	Daily Pokemon #1 - Available from
204	3	Try Em Items Stage - Wobbuffet - Available from
205	4	Kyogre - Available from
206	5	Great Challenge Groudon - Available from
207	6	Daily Pokemon #2 - Available from
208	7	Commemorative Diancie - Available from
209	8	Competition: Mega Charizard Y - Available from
210	9	Once a Day Pinsir - Available from September 29, 2015 - October 2, 2015
211	10	Great Challenge Keldeo - Available from September 28, 2015 - October 2, 2015
212	11	Escalation: Giratina - Available from
213	12	Great Challenge Palkia - Available from October 5, 2015 - October 12, 2015
214	13	Great Challenge Dialga - Available from October 5, 2015 - October 12, 2015
215	14	Great Challenge Dusknoir - Available from October 12, 2015 - October 26, 2015
216	15	Safari #4 - Available from October 12, 2015 - October 26, 2015
217
218	Bugs/Glitches
219	No.	Image	Name	Description	Effect on Game	How to Perform	Notes
220	1	#REF!	Use any Pokemon	Able to use any Pokemon even if the Pokemon isn't caught yet. Image shows Mewtwo, Yveltal, Heatran and Xerneas in party even though they are still uncaught	Early use of strong Pokemon like Mewtwo and Yveltal making S-Ranking relatively easy. The Pokemon can was used will gain EXP just like an ordinary Pokemon. It is unknown if the EXP will stay after the stage	Click a stage. Then click the Pokeball icon on the lower right. It will show you a list of Pokemon you have caught. Click the search button (Magnefying Glass at lower right) and click on "Caught Pokemon". It will then change to "All Pokemon". Click the SEARCH button. It will now show a list of all Pokemon available with the uncaught in Silhoutte. Drag a Pokemon in the party to any Pokemon you want to use and the Pokemon will show on the party and can be use to that stage	Was fixed in v1.0.2. Dragging a Pokemon from your party to a silhoutte of a Pokemon will now remove it in the party instead.
221	2	#REF!	M-Gengar Not Very Effective	M-Gengar will deal 1/2 damage instead of the usual neutral or super effective when the stage ends Image shows M-Gengar deals Not Very Effective damage on Mega Mewtwo Y	Score will get lower than usual. This has a very big impact on Competitions. Apparently it was found to be working on Cresselia Escalation and M-Manectric Competition	Defeat the Pokemon. When the Bonus Combo is in effect and a M-Gengar icon matches, it will deal not very Effective Damage	Not fixed. Currently working only on M-Gengar. All other ghost types are working just fine
222	3	#REF!	Barrier Glitch	Icons will not fall even though the Barrier was removed when the stage was finished Image shows Nidoqueen do not fall (It should match to the Nidoqueen below)	Score will get lower than usual (when a match like the image will take place). Other than that, no really effect. It was found to be working on Cresselia Escalation and Marill stage	Match a Pokemon in the barrier. Make sure that the damage it will inflict will defeat the Pokemon and make sure that an icon will fall (match a Pokemon in Barrier with a Pokemon below it)	Not fixed. Only works on Barriers. Other disruptions are fine This also exist in Moblie Version
223	4	#REF!	Highlighted Mega a.k.a Mega Do Not Disappear	Mega Icon will be stuck on screen Image shows a M-Ampharos tile is stucked on F3. Below the tile was a Zapdos	No really effect. Clicking on the Mega Tile will remove it	Unknown as of the moment	Not fixed. Seems to work on most Megas. (Found to be working mostly on M-Gengar)
224
225	Other known Notes (These are not Bugs/Glitches)
226	No.	Image	Name	Description	Effect on Game	How to Perform	Notes
227	1	#REF!	Vitality Drain dealing 0 Damage	Vitality Drain will deal 0 damage :) Image shows a Sceptile's Vitality Drain triggers on M-Garchomp Competition and deals 0 Super Effective Damage	Lower score than usual. Only works on Competitions (Both Timed and Turn-Based)	Have Vitality Drain activate on Competition
228	2		Quake not working on Electric/Steel	Quake will never trigger on certain Pokemon Types	Nothing. It's just the ability wont trigger Seems to have effect on Electric/Steel is immune to Paralyze	Bring a Pokemon with Quake on Electric/Steel	A little bit weird since Steel Types are not really immune in Paralyze. Ground Types which are immune to Electricity are affected though
229	3		Sleep Charm not Working on Ghost/ Dark		Nothing. It's just the ability wont trigger Currently unknown why this is...	Bring a Pokemon with Sleep Charm on Dark/Ghost	Seems this was intended for Giratina/Darkrai Escalation. If it works outside of these stages, let me know
230	4		Crowd Control not Activating	Crowd Control do not activate on 4-5 Tile match even though it is 100% activation rate.	I think this is intended to prevent getting 0 damage on Crowd Control. Vitality Drain on the other hand was not prevented	Works only when that Pokemon has all its tile matched. (In other words, match all remaining Pokemon icon in 1 match)
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