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Puerto Blanco in the 3DS version

Puerto Blanco (Japanese: ブランコハーバー Blanco Harbor) is the first area in Pokémon Shuffle, consisting of 10 stages. Amelia guides the player through these ten stages as well as the first stage of the next area, Sandy Bazaar, as the game's tutorial.

The town has many houses, some of which are adorned with hedges. The ground is adorned with images of anchors. The northern section of the area has blue tiles representing water instead of orange tiles representing brick paths. Streetlights line the town's paths. Three boats can be seen docked at the northeastern-most corner of the area. Cars are parked in the center of town. It shares its background artwork with Albens Town.

Updates

Main article: Pokémon Shuffle/Version history

Stages

Stage	Pokémon		Type	HP		Moves	Catchability		EXP	Notes
				Main	UX		Base	Bonus
1		Espurr	Psychic	200 (3DS) 600 (Mobile)	600 (3DS) 1,800 (Mobile)	8	75%	5%	8	During the tutorial, the game forces the player's puzzle moves and guarantees the catch.
2		Bulbasaur	Grass	360 (3DS) 90 (Mobile)	1,080 (3DS) 270 (Mobile)	7 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)	75%	4%	7 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)	The Moves +5 received during this stage does not affect the catchability bonus. During the tutorial, this stage does not cost any Hearts. The Poké Ball is guaranteed to succeed, regardless of the displayed catch rate.
3		Squirtle	Water	400 (3DS) 200 (Mobile)	1,200 (3DS) 600 (Mobile)	15 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)	50%	4%	15 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)	The Poké Ball is guaranteed to succeed, regardless of the displayed catch rate.
4		Charmander	Fire	420 (3DS) 180 (Mobile)	1,260 (3DS) 540 (Mobile)	15 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)	30%	5%	15 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)	The Poké Ball is guaranteed to succeed, regardless of the displayed catch rate.
5		Eevee	Normal	450 (3DS) 200 (Mobile)	1,350 (3DS) 600 (Mobile)	15 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)	20%	3%	15 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)	During the tutorial, the game forces the player's Poké Ball to fail, giving the player a free Great Ball to show off how it works. Rewarded with a Jewel.
6		Pidgey	Flying	650 (3DS) 240 (Mobile)	1,950 (3DS) 720 (Mobile)	12 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)	60%	4%	12 (3DS) 10 (Mobile)
7		Togepi	Fairy	650 (3DS) 300 (Mobile)	1,950 (3DS) 900 (Mobile)	10 (3DS) 8 (Mobile)	20% (3DS) 14% (Mobile)	8% (3DS) 14% (Mobile)	10 (3DS) 8 (Mobile)
8		Pichu	Electric	800 (3DS) 500 (Mobile)	2,400 (3DS) 1,500 (Mobile)	7	7% (3DS) 30% (Mobile)	7% (3DS) 13% (Mobile)	7	3-Pokémon stage
9		Audino	Normal	900 (3DS) 600 (Mobile)	2,700 (3DS) 1,800 (Mobile)	15 (3DS) 12 (Mobile)	60% (3DS) 42% (Mobile)	3% (3DS) 7% (Mobile)	15 (3DS) 12 (Mobile)	The Poké Ball is guaranteed to succeed, regardless of the displayed catch rate.
10		Mega Audino	Normal	1,200	3,600	15	N/A	N/A	15	First clear bonus: Audinite, Jewel ×1, and Hearts ×10. (3DS originally gave Coins ×1,500 instead of the Hearts, and Mobile originally gave 5 instead of 10 Hearts.) First clear bonus (UX stage): Raise Max Level ×1.

Tutorial items

As part of the tutorial, Amelia gives the player some items while progressing through these stages.

• Stage 2: Moves +5
• Stage 5: Great Ball (immediately used), Jewel

Names

This article is part of both Project Locations and Project Sidegames, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Locations and Sidegames, respectively.