Pokémon Colosseum

Pokémon Colosseum is an RPG game developed by Genius Sonority and released by Nintendo in Japan on November 21, 2003, in North America on March 22, 2004, in Europe on May 14, 2004 and in Australia on June 24, 2004 for the Gamecube.

The Japanese version of the game features connectivity with the Game Boy Advance and its peripheral, the e-Reader.

In this version of the game the left door in the lobby area of Phenac Stadium leads to the Card e Room, but only after completing the main story. Here the player can battle trainers by scanning the compatible cards from the Pokémon Colosseum Double Battle e (24 cards) and Pokémon Colosseum Double Battle e Promotional (2 cards) sets. The stage cards (13-M00X) can be used to change the battle stage from the main Phenac Stadium.

There are two battle modes that can be chosen: Panel Battle and, after completing this mode, Endless Battle.

In Panel Battle, after all of the Double Battle e card Trainers of one of the three difficulty levels are beaten, the player will be challenged by a real trainer with a unique Shadow Pokémon. These 3 Shadow Pokémon (one for each difficulty level) counts towards the number of caught Shadow Pokémon.

In Endless Battle, the player can battle against all 20 VR Trainers from the regular Double Battle e cards, and receive a large amount of Poké Coupons every 5 victories.

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 * 13-A001 || Chaser Draw || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-A002 || Fun Old Man Yamon || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-A003 || Rider Hipp || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-A004 || Rich Boy Aito || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-A005 || Cooltrainer Nicol || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-M001 || Pyrite Colosseum || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-A004 || Rich Boy Aito || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-A005 || Cooltrainer Nicol || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-M001 || Pyrite Colosseum || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-A005 || Cooltrainer Nicol || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-M001 || Pyrite Colosseum || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-M001 || Pyrite Colosseum || Red Booster Pack
 * 13-A006 || Fun Old Lady Tome ||Blue Booster Pack
 * 13-A007
 * Hunter Lios
 * Blue Booster Pack
 * 13-A008
 * Rider Seno
 * Blue Booster Pack
 * 13-A009
 * Lady in Suit Shana
 * Blue Booster Pack
 * 13-A010
 * Cooltrainer Sildy
 * Blue Booster Pack
 * 13-M002
 * Under Colosseum
 * Blue Booster Pack
 * Cooltrainer Sildy
 * Blue Booster Pack
 * 13-M002
 * Under Colosseum
 * Blue Booster Pack
 * Blue Booster Pack
 * 13-A011 || Athlete Kilk ||Yellow Booster Pack
 * 13-A012
 * Guy Hank
 * Yellow Booster Pack
 * 13-A013
 * Roller Boy Cut
 * Yellow Booster Pack
 * 13-A014
 * Lady Cal
 * Yellow Booster Pack
 * 13-A015
 * Worker Orren
 * Yellow Booster Pack
 * 13-M003
 * Deep Colosseum
 * Yellow Booster Pack
 * Worker Orren
 * Yellow Booster Pack
 * 13-M003
 * Deep Colosseum
 * Yellow Booster Pack
 * Yellow Booster Pack
 * 13-A016 || Athlete Ariel ||Green Booster Pack
 * 13-A017
 * Bandana Guy Wamoo
 * Green Booster Pack
 * 13-A018
 * Glasses Man Kai
 * Green Booster Pack
 * 13-A019
 * St.Performer Susie
 * Green Booster Pack
 * 13-A020
 * Teacher Niena
 * Green Booster Pack
 * 13-M004
 * Realgam Tower
 * Green Booster Pack
 * Teacher Niena
 * Green Booster Pack
 * 13-M004
 * Realgam Tower
 * Green Booster Pack
 * Green Booster Pack
 * 13-P001 || Hunter Bit ||Pokémon Scoop (Winter 2004)
 * 13-P001 || Hunter Bit ||Pokémon Scoop (Winter 2004)

World Hobby Fair 2004
 * 13-P002 || Team Snagem Gaku ||Japanese Pokémon Colosseum Strategy Guide
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