Toy Pokémon

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A Toy Zekrom

Toy Pokémon (Japanese: グッズ ポケモン Pokémon toy) are miniature wind-up toys that resemble Pokémon, and are the only type of Pokémon that appear in the Pokémon Rumble series.

Behavior

Toy Pokémon battling

Toy Pokémon behave much like normal Pokémon do. They are generally friendly, and all share a common love for battling and teamwork. In order to operate, a Toy Pokémon must have a working Wonder Key which provides them with life. Otherwise, they are lifeless toys. Over time, a Toy Pokémon may become Rusty, or they may become Rusty after coming in contact with Dark Rust. A Rusty Toy Pokémon will only be able to perform the move Struggle, or otherwise be controlled by Dark Rust if they are completely consumed by rust. In order to be restored to normal, Rusty Toy Pokémon will need to be cleansed either with Glowdrops (in Pokémon Rumble Blast) or at the Rust Removal Spot (in Pokémon Rumble World).

Differences between Toy Pokémon and normal Pokémon

Toy Pokémon can only know two moves at a time as opposed to the usual four, but are not limited by PP and may use the moves infinitely. Also, instead of having Abilities, Toy Pokémon may have Special Traits. Toy Pokémon cannot grow or evolve like regular Pokémon, and most retain their Power level and stats their entire lives. In order to gain an evolution, the player must release a number of the same species to be given a Special Ticket for the next stage of evolution (Pokémon Rumble), or simply be given the evolution in exchange for the previous stage (Pokémon Rumble Blast). No evolution equivalent exists in Pokémon Rumble World.

Stats

A Toy Pokémon has five set statistics as opposed to the usual six: HP, Power, Attack, Defense, and Speed. Each species of Toy Pokémon has a set base Attack, Defense, and Speed, and each individual Toy Pokémon has a Power level that modulates the other four stats. Toy Pokémon with higher Power levels can be found later in the game, or as the player's Rank increases in various games in the series.

Shiny Toy Pokémon

Shiny Toy Pokémon appear in Pokémon Rumble and Pokemon Rumble U.

In Pokémon Rumble only, a player has a very slim chance of finding a Shiny Toy Pokémon, similar to the core series games. However, when playing with multiple players, the odds of finding a Shiny Toy Pokémon greatly increase to the point that it would be unlikely not to find one or two while playing.

In Pokémon Rumble U, Shiny Pokémon are exclusively obtainable from passwords and the NFC Rumble U Figures.

In other languages

Language Title
Mandarin Chinese 玩具寶可夢 / 玩具宝可梦 Wánjù Bǎokěmèng
France Flag.png French Jouets Pokémon
Germany Flag.png German Pokémon-Spielzeug-Figur
Italy Flag.png Italian Pokémon Giocattolo
South Korea Flag.png Korean 장난감 포켓몬 Jangnangam Pokémon
Russia Flag.png Russian Игрушечных Покемонов Igrushechnykh Pokémonov
Spain Flag.png Spanish Juguete Pokémon
Sweden Flag.png Swedish Leksaks-Pokémon


Pokémon forms and variants
Permanent: Shiny Pokémon (GO) • Alternately colored Pokémon (anime)
Gender differences‎Form differences (GO)
Brilliant PokémonAlpha Pokémon
Transformations: Mega EvolutionPrimal ReversionBond PhenomenonUltra Burst
Dynamax (Gigantamax) • EternamaxTerastal phenomenon
Groups: Totem PokémonNoble PokémonTitan Pokémon
Regional forms: AlolanGalarianHisuianPaldean
Analogous: Paradox PokémonEcologically similar Pokémon
Pikachu variants: Surfing PikachuFlying PikachuCosplay PikachuPikachu in a cap
Miscellaneous: Pokémon fusionsGiant PokémonSpiky-eared Pichu
Side series original: Shadow PokémonShadow Lugia
Spin-off original: Shadow PokémonPrimal DialgaToy Pokémon (Rusty Pokémon)
Shadow MewtwoPokéxelIllumina phenomenon
Anime original: Pink ButterfreeClone PokémonCrystal Onix
Mirage PokémonMeta GroudonGreen-crystal Deoxys
Manga original: Thu-Fi-ZerBlack FogBlack Tyranitar


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