Appendix:Pokémon Rumble Blast walkthrough/Section 5/Part 2: Difference between revisions

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After the completeion of the Rusty Fort, the gate to the elevator will open. Ride the elevator and you will reach the World Axle - B2F. Just like the other World Axle levels, the elevator to town will be instantly available when you enter the floor.

World Axle - B2F

These are the order of the areas clockwise, with the elevator in the middle; The Factory, The Glacier, The Tower, The Cave, The Lake and The Treetops. To the east of the areas is the ruined battlefield, and a small extension between the cave and the lake leads to the Battle Royale. The elevator to the next level is defended by a gate located near the ruined battlefield.

Areas

Treetops
Move Vending Machine:N/A
Pokémon:

Pokémon		Attacks	Notes
	Pinsir	X-Scissor	post-ending
	Heracross	Megahorn	post-ending
	Kecleon	N/A	Hidden;Unobtainable
	Roserade	Petal Dance
	Leafeon	Magical Leaf
	Tranquill	Air Cutter
	Unfezant	Air Slash
	Leavanny	Struggle Bug
	Whirlipede	Steamroller
	Scolipede	Venoshock
	Petilil	Absorb
	Lilligant	Petal Dance
	Emolga	Spark
	Petilil	Absorb
	Escavalier	X-Scissor
	Archen	Wing Attack	Swarming with boss
	Archeops	Rock Slide AncientPower	Boss

Strategy

• Watch out for Leafeon's Magical Leaf, Which is near-unavoidable. Also Leafeons come in great numbers, so it's quite annoying.
• Watch out for Whirlipede's Steamroller. It has a high chance of flinching and there are a lot of them. It's made even worse as steamroller is an rushing attack.
• After game completeion, watch out for Heracross. It's Megahorn can strike with great power.
• The boss can dish out heavy damage due to it's high attack. It will Rotate around the center of the battlefield, so it is difficult to attack from behind.

Lake
Move Vending Machine:N/A
Pokémon:

Pokémon		Attacks	Notes
	Magikarp	Splash
	Gyarados	Hydro Pump
	Dratini	Wrap
	Dragonair	Twister
	Dragonite	Dragon Rush
	Togetic	Magical Leaf
	Suicune	Ice Fang	post-ending
	Feebas	Tackle
	Milotic	Aqua Tail
	Togekiss	Extremespeed
	Palpitoad	Bubblebeam
	Seismitoad	Muddy Water
	Shelmet	Leech Life
	Accelgor	Bug Buzz
	Tirtouga	Aqua Jet	swarming wih boss
	Carracosta	Aqua Tail AncientPower	Boss

Strategy

• Again, Watch out for Magical Leaf users.
• The boss's Aqua Tail Attack can go across the battlefield, And is especially powerful after an AncientPower boost. It also tends to follow you around, so get prepared for taking heavy damage and failing switches frequently.
• After Game Completeion, Suicune will sometimes appear, which will summon Dragonites if you do not kill it. So try Finding one and not kill it, but instead try killing the Dragonites for a good invidual. If the Suicune takes too much damage you can also heal it with Heal Pulse, Which enables continued Farming.

Cave
Move Vending Machine:N/A
Pokémon:

Pokémon		Attacks	Notes
	Arcanine	Fire Fang
	Ditto	Transform	Appears After All Areas Of World Axle - B2F Are Completed
	Entei	Fire Fang	post-ending
	Rampardos	Headbutt
	Bastiodon	Iron Head
	Gible	Tackle
	Gabite	Dragon Claw	post-ending
	Garchomp	Dragon Rush
	Boldore	Rock Blast
	Gigalith	Stone Edge
	Swoobat	Air Cutter
	Drilbur	Metal Claw
	Excadrill	Rock Slide
	Druddigon	Dragon Claw
	Larvesta	Ember	swarming wih boss
	Volcarona	Fiery Dance Bug Buzz	Boss

Strategy

• A lot of the Pokémon here like to use Heavy-Firepower moves like Stone Edge and Dragon Claw.
• After game completeion, Watch out for Ditto. It can copy your Pokémon and it's attacks, making it more difficult to beat.
• Garchomp is a useful Pokémon, but it's rarity makes it difficult to utilize.
• The boss's Fiery Dance has an high rate to cause a Burn, Which will severely weaken you.

Glacier
Move Vending Machine:N/A
Pokémon:

Pokémon		Attacks	Notes
	Articuno	Ice Beam	post-ending
	Sneasel	Scratch	post-ending
	Spheal	Ice Ball
	Sealeo	Aurora Beam
	Walrein	Ice Fang
	Snover	Icy Wind
	Abomasnow	Ice Punch
	Weavile	Night Slash
	Glaceon	Ice Fang
	Froslass	Icy Wind
	Shaymin	Seed Flare	After Receving 100 Customers
	Cubchoo	Powder Snow
	Beartic	Icicle Crash
	Cryogonal	Ice Beam
	Vanillish	Ice Beam	swarming wih boss
	Vanilluxe	Blizzard Ice Beam	Boss

Strategy

• A lot of the Pokémon in this level tend to spam Speed-Lowering moves. Get prepared to Fail switches often.
• Freezing moves are also common here, Which will cause a near-gauranteed death when you get surrounded.
• The boss is quite difficult, as Vanillish likes to spam Speed lowering moves. Again, you will fail switches often.

Factory
Move Vending Machine:N/A
Pokémon:

Pokémon		Attacks	Notes
	Electabuzz	Shock Wave
	Zapdos	Thunder	post-ending
	Electrike	Spark
	Manectric	Thunder Fang
	Beldum	Take Down
	Metang	Metal Claw
	Metagross	Psychic
	Electivire	Night Slash
	Joltik	Electro Web
	Galvantula	Discharge
	Ferroseed	Gyro Ball	After Receving 100 Customers
	Ferrothorn	Power Whip
	Pawniard	Faint Attack
	Bisharp	Night Slash
	Klang	Gear Saucer	swarming wih boss
	Klinklang	Gear Grind Shift Gear	Boss

• This is a hard level, as there are many abusers of high power moves such as Klang and Ferroseed.
• The boss is quite hard due to all Pokémon in the stage, including the boss, learn Gear Grind, a very damaging move that is extremely difficult to avoid. This is especially dangerous after a Shift Gear boost.
• Metagross in this level is extremely useful. It's slightly more common than Garchomp as well.

Tower
Move Vending Machine:N/A
Pokémon:

Pokémon		Attacks	Notes
	Kirlia	Confusion
	Gardevoir	Psychic
	Absol	Night Slash
	Gallade	Close Combat
	Victini	Searing Shot	After Reciving 150 Customers
	Musharna	Psybeam
	Scrafty	Crunch
	Gothorita	Psybeam
	Gothitelle	Psychic
	Duosion	Psyshock
	Reuniclus	Psychic
	Deino	Bite
	Zweilous	DragonBreath	swarming wih boss
	Hydreigon	Crunch Dragon Rush	Boss

• Again, watch out for Psybeam users. This has been told so many times that it's quite rendundant.
• The boss is quite difficult, as the swarming Zweilous's Dragonbreath can cause Paralysis. It will also follow you around, so get prepared to take heavy damage.

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