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===Motion Puzzle===
===Motion Puzzle===
The player is given a scrambled picture of a Pokémon, and must switch the pieces around to unscramble the image. However, the image is moving, which can complicate matters. The Motion Puzzles will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:
The player is given a scrambled picture of a Pokémon, and must switch the pieces around to unscramble the image. However, the image is moving, which can complicate matters.


The Motion Puzzles will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:
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===Shadow Puzzle===
===Shadow Puzzle===
The player is given the shape of a Pokémon and a number of puzzle pieces. The objective is to arrange the pieces to form the given shape. Upon completion of a puzzle, the Pokémon it depicts will peek out from behind the puzzle. The Shadow Puzzles will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:
The player is given the shape of a Pokémon and a number of puzzle pieces. The objective is to arrange the pieces to form the given shape. Upon completion of a puzzle, the Pokémon it depicts will peek out from behind the puzzle.


The Shadow Puzzles will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:
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===Rescue Mission===
===Rescue Mission===
The player is presented with a Pokémon that is trapped by a number of blocks. The objective is to slide the blocks in order to clear a path allowing the Pokémon to jump into a hole and thus escape. The puzzles generally require the player to make the Pokémon itself to move around in order to make room for blocks. Some blocks are larger than others, and thus require more room to slide in certain directions. The Rescue Missions will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:
The player is presented with a Pokémon that is trapped by a number of blocks. The objective is to slide the blocks in order to clear a path allowing the Pokémon to jump into a hole and thus escape. The puzzles generally require the player to make the Pokémon itself to move around in order to make room for blocks. Some blocks are larger than others, and thus require more room to slide in certain directions.


The Rescue Missions will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:
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===Power On===
===Power On===
Once the Minidex has 30 entries filled in, this type of puzzle is unlocked. The player is presented with a Pokémon's silhouette next to a sliding puzzle. The tiles depict pieces of wire, and must be slid around to connect the ends held by a {{p|Pikachu}} to the ends connected to a light bulb. Once the circuit is completed, Pikachu powers the light bulb, and the Pokémon's silhouette becomes a proper image. The Power On puzzles will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:
Once the Minidex has 30 entries filled in, this type of puzzle is unlocked. The player is presented with a Pokémon's silhouette next to a sliding puzzle. The tiles depict pieces of wire, and must be slid around to connect the ends held by a {{p|Pikachu}} to the ends connected to a light bulb. Once the circuit is completed, Pikachu powers the light bulb, and the Pokémon's silhouette becomes a proper image.


The Power On puzzles will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:
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Pokémon Puzzle Collection
ポケモンパズルコレクション
Puzzle Collection EN boxart.png
Pokémon Puzzle Collection English boxart
Basic info
Platform: Pokémon mini
Category: Puzzle
Players: 1-5 players
Connectivity: Infrared
Developer: Jupiter Corporation
Publisher: Nintendo
Part of: Pokémon mini series
Ratings
CERO: N/A
ESRB: E
ACB: G
OFLC: N/A
PEGI: N/A
GRAC: N/A
GSRR: N/A
Release dates
Japan: December 14, 2001[1]
North America: November 16, 2001
Australia: October 3, 2001 - October 11, 2002[2][3]
Europe: March 15, 2002[4]
South Korea: N/A
Hong Kong: N/A
Taiwan: N/A
Websites
Japanese: Jupiter's official website
English: Official website
Japanese boxart
Puzzle Collection JP boxart.png
Pokémon Puzzle Collection Japanese boxart

Pokémon Puzzle Collection (Japanese: ポケモンパズルコレクション Pokémon Puzzle Collection) is a game released for Pokémon mini.

Gameplay

The player is allowed to choose from a selection of different types of puzzles. Initially, the only options are Shadow Puzzle, Motion Puzzle, and Rescue Mission, but after completing 30 puzzles, a fourth variety, Power On, is unlocked. There are 20 puzzles for each type, divided into five levels, with four puzzles to a level. The higher a puzzle's level, the more difficult the puzzle is. Once a puzzle is solved, the Pokémon involved in the puzzle is added to the game's Pokédex, the Minidex.

Types of puzzles

Motion Puzzle

The player is given a scrambled picture of a Pokémon, and must switch the pieces around to unscramble the image. However, the image is moving, which can complicate matters.

The Motion Puzzles will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:

Level Pokémon
1 Poliwhirl Teddiursa Hoothoot Snubbull
2 Octillery Sudowoodo Shuckle Elekid
3 Hitmontop Hoppip Murkrow Tyrogue
4 Ditto Spinarak Magnemite Venonat
5 Unown Grimer Skiploom Electrode

Shadow Puzzle

The player is given the shape of a Pokémon and a number of puzzle pieces. The objective is to arrange the pieces to form the given shape. Upon completion of a puzzle, the Pokémon it depicts will peek out from behind the puzzle.

The Shadow Puzzles will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:

Level Pokémon
1 Staryu Metapod Diglett Larvitar
2 Haunter Poliwag Sunkern Oddish
3 Delibird Kabuto Totodile Togetic
4 Dratini Ekans Gengar Chikorita
5 Pinsir Ho-Oh Pichu Jigglypuff

Rescue Mission

The player is presented with a Pokémon that is trapped by a number of blocks. The objective is to slide the blocks in order to clear a path allowing the Pokémon to jump into a hole and thus escape. The puzzles generally require the player to make the Pokémon itself to move around in order to make room for blocks. Some blocks are larger than others, and thus require more room to slide in certain directions.

The Rescue Missions will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:

Level Pokémon
1 Pikachu Igglybuff Cleffa Smoochum
2 Vileplume Voltorb Natu Marill
3 Wooper Misdreavus Chinchou Phanpy
4 Gastly Omanyte Mareep Porygon2
5 Togepi Swinub Bellossom Mew

Power On

Once the Minidex has 30 entries filled in, this type of puzzle is unlocked. The player is presented with a Pokémon's silhouette next to a sliding puzzle. The tiles depict pieces of wire, and must be slid around to connect the ends held by a Pikachu to the ends connected to a light bulb. Once the circuit is completed, Pikachu powers the light bulb, and the Pokémon's silhouette becomes a proper image.

The Power On puzzles will add the following Pokémon to the Minidex:

Level Pokémon
1 Chansey Cyndaquil Squirtle Charmander
2 Bulbasaur Weedle Qwilfish Politoed
3 Wobbuffet Meowth Sentret Aipom
4 Piloswine Quagsire Dunsparce Magby
5 Miltank Jumpluff Slugma Smeargle

External links

References

  1. ↑ Nintendo.co.jp
  2. ↑ Australian Classification Board
  3. ↑ Nintendo of Australia (archive)
  4. ↑ Nintendo of Europe


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