Set 3 (Ga-Olé): Difference between revisions

The third Pokémon Ga-Olé set was released on December 8, 2016. It features 38 standard disks and 4 secret disks.

Information

The third set was the first Pokémon Ga-Olé set to feature Generation VII Pokémon, including the Legendary Sunne Pokémon Solgaleo and the Legendary Moone Pokémon Lunala, which appear as Grade 5 disks, as well as the Generation VII starters Rowlet, Litten, and Popplio and their evolutionary families. A couple of Alolan variant Pokémon are also featured in the set. Grade 4 versions of Decidueye, Incineroar, Primarina, Pikachu, and Snorlax have access to the new Z-Move mechanic—powerful moves that can only be used once per session.

The Ga-Olé Pass Bonus (Japanese: ガオーレパスボーナス) was one of a number of gameplay enhancements added from the third set; a feature that increases the starting Fighting Spirit of players with Ga-Olé Passes from 50% to 100%. The addition of a roulette displaying Poké Balls during Get Time! also replaced the singular cycling icons used in the previous two sets, making it easier for players to judge when to use the Poké Ball lever. Another feature added was the chance to dispense the next Grade up of eligible Pokémon successfully captured during Get by Battle mode. Pokémon capable of evolving or increasing their grade could do so immediately if the player choose not to dispense them straight away, with star icons indicating either Evolution Chance! or Grade Up Chance! sometimes appearing on the dispense option during the Get Time! phase.

Get Now mode had more interactivity added to it from this set. A cursor will randomly move across 9 area icons at the start of the first round, prompting the player to select one to begin. The typical area layout includes 8 normal grass patches and 1 berry bush, which usually offer higher-Grade Pokémon to capture. If a disk is dispensed from a normal grass patch area, 1 icon is removed from the layout before the start of each subsequent round. If a disk is dispensed from a berry bush area, the layout will retain 9 areas with an additional berry bush in place of a normal grass patch before the start of each subsequent round. If no disk is dispensed, the layout will reset to the default 9 areas.

Five new Pokémon Trainers were available to battle in Trainer and Battle mode, including 2 new Trainer classes and a new Battle Leader. Dragonite, Garchomp, and Goodra were also added as Support Pokémon available to purchase in-game from this set.

Course summary

Standard courses
Solgaleo & Lunala Course ~Part 1~ ソルガレオ＆ルナアーラコース ～その1～ Playable at set launch	Let's Begin Z-Move! Course はじめようZワザ！コース Playable at set launch
Solgaleo & Lunala Course ~Part 2~ ソルガレオ＆ルナアーラコース ～その2～ Playable from January 5, 2017	Island's Guardian Deity Course しまのまもりがみコース Playable from January 19, 2017
Limited courses
Available at participating stores with Pokémon Ga-Olé arcade units from December 8, 2016 Alola Setting Off Course アローラたびだちコース Playable from December 8, 2016 to February 15, 2017	Available for Pokémon Ga-Olé Members to redeem from December 8, 2016 for 1,000 Member Points Tiny Pokémon Course ちっちゃなポケモンコース Playable from December 8, 2016 to May 31, 2017	Tapu Koko Course カプ・コケココース Playable from December 8, 2016 to February 15, 2017
Pokémon Center Special Course ポケモンセンタースペシャルコース Playable from December 8, 2016 to January 9, 2017 at all Pokémon Centers and Pokémon Stores	Delibird Discovery! Course デリバードはっけん！コース Playable from December 19 to 25, 2016	Available as an insert in the February 2017 issue of CoroCoro Ichiban!, released on December 21, 2016 Blazing Fire Course もえさかるほのおコース Playable from December 21, 2016 to February 15, 2017
Special Solgaleo & Lunala Course ~Part 2~ とくべつソルガレオ＆ルナアーラコース ～その2～ Playable from January 5 to 26, 2016 on select units	Available to download from the Molly Fantasy app from January 25 to February 25, 2017 Forest of Formidable Enemies Course もりのきょうてきコース Playable from January 25 to February 25, 2017

Trainer and Battle mode opponents

Office Worker Yasushi かいしゃいんのヤスシ File:Ga-Olé Trainer Office Worker.png Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ Charjabug Spark Leech Seed Sliggoo Dragon Breath Leech Seed Sneasel Feint Attack Leech Seed Munchlax Tackle Leech Seed

Fashionable Kid Tae おしゃれキッズのタエ Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Solrock Confusion Leech Seed Lunatone Rock Throw Leech Seed Golduck Water Pulse Leech Seed Alolan Vulpix Powder Snow Leech Seed

Street Boy Katsunori ストリートボーイのカツノリ Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Weavile Night Slash Leech Seed Talonflame Flare Blitz Leech Seed Weezing Sludge Leech Seed Kangaskhan Cut Leech Seed

Cheerleader Natsumi チアガールのナツミ Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Goodra Dragon Pulse Leech Seed Dragonite Dragon Pulse Leech Seed Lapras Ice Beam Leech Seed Alolan Marowak Shadow Bone Leech Seed

Battle Leader Sodan* バトルリーダーのソダン Difficulty: ★★★★★ Vikavolt Zap Cannon Leech Seed Pikachu Thunderbolt Leech Seed Snorlax Giga Impact Leech Seed Garchomp Earthquake Leech Seed

Set list

Disk No.	Name	Type	Grade
03-001	Rowlet
03-002	Dartrix
03-003	Decidueye
03-004	Decidueye
03-005	Litten
03-006	Torracat
03-007	Incineroar
03-008	Incineroar
03-009	Popplio
03-010	Brionne
03-011	Primarina
03-012	Primarina
03-013	Grubbin
03-014	Charjabug
03-015	Vikavolt
03-016	Vikavolt
03-017	Lapras
03-018	Lapras
03-019	Sneasel
03-020	Weavile
03-021	Weavile
03-022	Cubone
03-023	Alolan Marowak
03-024	Alolan Marowak
03-025	Delibird
03-026	Alolan Vulpix
03-027	Psyduck
03-028	Golduck
03-029	Golduck
03-030	Munchlax
03-031	Munchlax
03-032	Snorlax
03-033	Snorlax
03-034	Pikachu
03-035	Pikachu
03-036	Solgaleo
03-037	Lunala
03-038	Tapu Koko
03-009★	Popplio
03-018★	Lapras
03-021★	Weavile
03-026★	Alolan Vulpix

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