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==Gameplay mechanics== | |||
[[Image:Ruby Field.png|left|frame|The Ruby Field]] | [[Image:Ruby Field.png|left|frame|The Ruby Field]] | ||
===Catch 'EM Mode=== | ===Catch 'EM Mode=== | ||
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===Travel Mode=== | ===Travel Mode=== | ||
Hitting the button in front of {{p|Chikorita}} will start a {{m|Razor Leaf}} that makes the two {{p|Linoone}} poke their heads out. Hitting the Linoone on the left will make a {{p|Gulpin}} appear. Travel Mode will start as soon as three Gulpin are on the field. | Hitting the button in front of {{p|Chikorita}} will start a {{m|Razor Leaf}} that makes the two {{p|Linoone}} poke their heads out. Hitting the Linoone on the left will make a {{p|Gulpin}} appear. Travel Mode will start as soon as three Gulpin are on the field. | ||
===Bonus Fields=== | ===Bonus Fields=== | ||
The first Bonus Field focusses on {{p|Kecleon}}. The next is a battle against {{p|Groudon}}. After Groudon has been beaten twice, the next bonus field will be against {{p|Rayquaza}} and it will then be added to to the circuit of Bonus Fields. | The first Bonus Field focusses on {{p|Kecleon}}. The next is a battle against {{p|Groudon}}. After Groudon has been beaten twice, the next bonus field will be against {{p|Rayquaza}} and it will then be added to to the circuit of Bonus Fields. | ||
The {{p|Sealeo}} Bonus Field can be reached through the help of {{p|Whiscash}}. | The {{p|Sealeo}} Bonus Field can be reached through the help of {{p|Whiscash}}. | ||
===Unique features=== | ===Unique features=== | ||
There is a Ball Upgrade in plain sight. It can be reached by punching the ball with {{p|Makuhita}}, which changes its stance each time the Linoone on the right is hit. The first two punches will push {{p|Nuzleaf}} back, making a bridge to access the Upgrade on the third time. The Upgrade will occasionally be replaced with an extra ball. | There is a Ball Upgrade in plain sight. It can be reached by punching the ball with {{p|Makuhita}}, which changes its stance each time the Linoone on the right is hit. The first two punches will push {{p|Nuzleaf}} back, making a bridge to access the Upgrade on the third time. The Upgrade will occasionally be replaced with an extra ball. | ||
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The formation switch, located between Cyndaquil and the Pokémon bumpers, will change the formation of said bumpers. The Chinchou float in place or move around. Sometimes two Chinchou will disappear and sometimes they will be replaced by {{p|Lotad}} or Whiscash. | The formation switch, located between Cyndaquil and the Pokémon bumpers, will change the formation of said bumpers. The Chinchou float in place or move around. Sometimes two Chinchou will disappear and sometimes they will be replaced by {{p|Lotad}} or Whiscash. | ||
=Areas= | ==Areas== | ||
This is a listing of the areas on the Ruby Field and the Pokémon that appear there. They are listed in the in-game order: | This is a listing of the areas on the Ruby Field and the Pokémon that appear there. They are listed in the in-game order: | ||
===[[Image:Pinball Ruby Forest.png]] Forest=== | ===[[Image:Pinball Ruby Forest.png]] Forest=== | ||
Revision as of 00:40, 30 August 2008
The Ruby Field is a pinball table in Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire. Its counterpart is the Sapphire Field.
Gameplay mechanics
Catch 'EM Mode
Catch 'Em Mode can be activated by sending the ball through the right loop twice, though some Pokémon only appear when all three Catch 'Em arrows are lit. The mode starts by sending the ball into Sharpedo's mouth.
Egg Mode
Hitting Cyndaquil three times will push it into the Egg Stand and start heating the egg. Hitting it once more will make the egg hatch. Afterwards, sending the ball into the egg stand again will lead to Aerodactyl or Totodile replacing the egg.
Pokémon Mart/EVO Mode
The Ruby Field shop can be found up the ramp at the top-right of the field. Sending the ball up the ramp once will open the door and grant access for one visit, after which the door will close.
Sending the ball through the left loop three times will replace the shop with the activation of EVO Mode. Again, the ball must be sent up the ramp to start it.
Gloom will always evolve into Vileplume on this field.
Travel Mode
Hitting the button in front of Chikorita will start a Razor Leaf that makes the two Linoone poke their heads out. Hitting the Linoone on the left will make a Gulpin appear. Travel Mode will start as soon as three Gulpin are on the field.
Bonus Fields
The first Bonus Field focusses on Kecleon. The next is a battle against Groudon. After Groudon has been beaten twice, the next bonus field will be against Rayquaza and it will then be added to to the circuit of Bonus Fields.
The Sealeo Bonus Field can be reached through the help of Whiscash.
Unique features
There is a Ball Upgrade in plain sight. It can be reached by punching the ball with Makuhita, which changes its stance each time the Linoone on the right is hit. The first two punches will push Nuzleaf back, making a bridge to access the Upgrade on the third time. The Upgrade will occasionally be replaced with an extra ball.
The formation switch, located between Cyndaquil and the Pokémon bumpers, will change the formation of said bumpers. The Chinchou float in place or move around. Sometimes two Chinchou will disappear and sometimes they will be replaced by Lotad or Whiscash.
Areas
This is a listing of the areas on the Ruby Field and the Pokémon that appear there. They are listed in the in-game order:
Forest
Treecko is not found on the Sapphire Field.
Volcano
This area can not be reached on the Sapphire Field.
Plains
- Castform
- Electrike
- Jigglypuff
- Kecleon
- Magnemite
- Nuzleaf
- Poochyena
- Roselia
- Taillow
- Volbeat
- Voltorb
- Zangoose
Nuzleaf, Volbeat and Zangoose are not found on the Sapphire Field.
Ocean
Lileep, Staryu and Wailmer are not found on the Sapphire Field.
Safari Zone
This area can not be reached on the Sapphire Field.
Cave
Mawile and Solrock are not found on the Sapphire Field.
Ruins
Other Pokémon
The following Pokémon can be found in any area, though there is less than a 1% chance of seeing them:
The following Pokémon can only be obtained by beating their mini-games:
