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'''Pokémon Puzzle Challenge''' is a spin-off puzzle game for the [[Game Boy Color]]. It is like Pokémon Puzzle League for the Nintendo 64. In Challenge Mode, the starting Pokémon are Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile. Players battle the Johto gyms by beating them at puzzle games, and can obtain other Pokémon, such as Marill and Pichu. Sometimes eggs can be hatched, allowing players to use more Pokémon. Players may also fight friends using the multiplayer modes. Additionally, the game includes a "Puzzle" mode in which players attempt to use combos to clear all the blocks onscreen within a certain number of moves.
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Single Player Mode
'''Pokémon Puzzle Challenge''' (Japanese: '''ポケモンでパネポン''' ''Pokémon de {{wp|Panel de Pon|Panepon}}'') is a spin-off puzzle game for the [[Game Boy Color]]. It is based on {{smw|Tetris Attack}}, and thus plays like {{g|Puzzle League}} for the [[Nintendo 64]].
 
It was originally released in Japan on September 21, 2000, in North America on December 4, 2000, in Europe on June 8, 2001, and in Australia on June 15, 2001. It was later released on [[Nintendo 3DS]] Virtual Console in North America, Europe, and Australia in 2014. (However, due to the closure of the Nintendo 3DS eShop, the Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console version is no longer available for purchase.)
 
In Challenge Mode, the starting Pokémon are {{p|Chikorita}}, {{p|Cyndaquil}}, and {{p|Totodile}}. Players battle the Johto Gyms by beating them at puzzle games, and can obtain other Pokémon, such as {{p|Marill}} and {{p|Pichu}}. Sometimes, Eggs can be hatched, allowing players to use more Pokémon. Players may also fight friends using the multiplayer modes. Additionally, the game includes a "Puzzle" mode in which players attempt to use combos to clear all the blocks onscreen within a certain number of moves.
 
==Blurb==
Journey to Johto for the ultimate puzzle challenge!
 
Chikorita, Pikachu, Totodile, Pichu, and other favorite Pokémon will help you take on Johto Gym Leaders like Jasmine, Pryce, and Falkner in a quest to become the Pokémon Puzzle Champion. Use lightning fast reflexes to form chains and combos that clear the block tower, attack opposing Pokémon, and bury them in a sea of garbage!
 
* Six puzzling modes to play! Test your scoring skills in Time Zone, clean up the mess in Garbage, then face the eight Gym Leaders in the ultimate challenge mode. Plus, with Puzzle, Line Clear, and Marathon Modes, you'll be clearing blocks for hours on end!
* Train to be the true puzzle master. Watch demos that teach you the basics of forming chains and combos, then master the techniques in a special slow-motion practice mode.
* Link with friends to prove your puzzle prowess! Use the Game Link cable (sold separately) and battle your friends in three block-breaking two-player modes!
 
==Single Player Mode==
Single Player Mode features:
Single Player Mode features:


Marathon - The game continues until some blocks hit the top. Try to earn all the endings. You may select the difficulty, the speed the field rises at, and the Pokémon to use. Easy uses five kinds of basic tiles, but Normal and Hard add the dark blue triangle piece found in all games but Planet Puzzle League.  
===Marathon===
Challenge - Battle Gym Leaders. Play a simulated VS. mode against your opponents. Combos, chains, and Surprise (!) blocks wear away at your opponent's health bar, roughly simulating an actual player of some skill. You play as the Pokémon Gold and Silver male protagonist defeating Johto Gym Leaders and, on Normal and higher, the Johto Elite Four. Lance, the Champion, is faced as your final opponent on Hard and greater difficulties. Here is a list of all Gym Leaders and Elite Four opponents in Puzzle Challenge:
An endless game. The objective of the game is to obtain the highest possible score before the screen becomes completely filled with blocks. Easy uses five kinds of basic tiles, but Normal and Hard add the dark blue triangle piece found in all games but Planet Puzzle League.  
Falkner and his Pidgey
 
Bugsy and his Kakuna
===Challenge===
Whitney and her Clefairy
In Challenge mode, the player assumes the role of {{ga|Ethan}} and travels around, battling all of the [[Johto]] [[Gym Leader]]s. Rather than show an opponent on screen, the Leader's Pokémon has a health bar and occasionally sends random garbage. Combos, chains, and Surprise (!) blocks wear away at the opponent's health bar. On Easy mode, the last opponent is [[Clair]]; on Normal, it is [[Karen]]; on Hard mode, the final opponent is [[Lance]].
Morty and his Gastly
Jasmine and her Steelix (she has been mistaken with the 5th Gym Leader, but she is the 6th - Chuck is the 5th Leader)
===Time Zone===
Chuck and his Primeape
Try to get a high score in only two minutes. Get chains and combos for max points.  
Pryce and his Seel
 
Clair and her Dragonair
===Line Clear===
Elite Four 1st Will and his Jynx
Clear all stages. There are 6 rounds, each with 5 stages (including a Bonus Stage). After beating all 30 stages, a battle awaits. This mode also features Johto Gym Leaders.  
Elite Four 2nd Koga and his Crobat
 
Elite Four 3rd Bruno and his Hitmontop
===Puzzles===
Elite Four 4th Karen and her Murkrow
{{main|Puzzle (Challenge)}}
Champion Lance and his Dragonite.  
Divided in rounds and stages, the goal is to clear the block setup in a limited amount of moves (usually 1 to 5).
Time Zone - Try to get a high score in a limited amount of time. Get chains and combos for max points.  
 
Line Clear - Clear all stages. There are 6 rounds, each with 5 stages (including a Bonus Stage). After beating all 30 stages, a battle awaits. This mode also features Johto Gym Leaders.  
===Garbage===
Puzzles - Divided in rounds and stages, the goal is to clear the block setup in a limited amount of moves (usually 1 to 5).  
Same as Marathon, with two differences: Most obviously, Garbage Blocks of varying sizes fall down randomly from the top. The number and type of Garbage Blocks depends on the Garbage Level (which constantly rises). Also, the scroll speed never changes, probably because the Garbage Blocks present enough of a challenge to the player.
Garbage - Same as Marathon, with two differences: Most obviously, Garbage Blocks of varying sizes fall down randomly from the top. The number and type of Garbage Blocks depends on the Garbage Level (which constantly rises). Also, the scroll speed never changes, probably because the Garbage Blocks present enough of a challenge to the player.  
 
==Unlockables==
Like others in the Puzzle League series, Pokémon Puzzle Challenge has several unlockable extras revealed as the player accomplishes tasks in the game.
 
* Super Hard is added to Challenge mode via a special button combination revealed at the completion of Hard mode.
* Intense is added to Challenge mode via a special button combination revealed at the completion of Super Hard mode.
* Blistering Speed may be used in Marathon via a special button combination.
* Portraits of the eight Gym Leaders of Johto are unlocked after completing their corresponding stages in Puzzle mode.
* Bellossom, Pikachu, Sentret, Togepi, Marill, and Pichu are unlocked from within Challenge mode by completing certain tasks while playing. If a new task is completed, the player will be challenged by a Trainer who uses one of these special Pokémon. Beat them to unlock their Pokémon for use at any time.
* Igglybuff, Elekid, Cleffa, and Magby are only usable in Marathon mode. They begin as Eggs who cannot be used, but they "hatch" and become playable over time.
 
==Playable Pokémon==
[[File:Pokémon Puzzle Challenge Title Screen.png|thumb|l160px|Title screen]]
* {{p|Chikorita}}
* {{p|Cyndaquil}}
* {{p|Totodile}}
* {{p|Bellossom}}
* {{p|Pikachu}}
* {{p|Sentret}}
* {{p|Togepi}}
* {{p|Marill}}
* {{p|Pichu}}
* {{p|Igglybuff}}
* {{p|Elekid}}
* {{p|Cleffa}}
* {{p|Magby}}
 
==Opponents==
* [[Falkner]] ({{p|Pidgey}})
* [[Bugsy]] ({{p|Kakuna}})
* [[Whitney]] ({{p|Clefairy}})
* [[Morty]] ({{p|Gastly}})
* [[Chuck]] ({{p|Primeape}})
* [[Jasmine]] ({{TP|Jasmine|Steelix}})
* [[Pryce]] ({{p|Seel}})
* [[Clair]] ({{TP|Clair|Dragonair}})
* [[Will]] ({{p|Jynx}})
* [[Koga]] ({{p|Crobat}})
* [[Bruno]] ({{p|Hitmontop}})
* [[Karen]] ({{p|Murkrow}})
* [[Lance]] ({{TP|Lance|Dragonite}})
 
==Panel de Pon==
The game includes a nearly-finished {{wp|Panel de Pon}} game for Game Boy.<ref>[http://tcrf.net/Pok%C3%A9mon_Puzzle_Challenge Pokémon Puzzle Challenge - The Cutting Room Floor]</ref> It can be accessed by inputting a special button combination. Panel de Pon for Game Boy was originally in development, but scrapped in favor of a Pokémon variant (Pokémon Puzzle Challenge).
 
The game can be accessed on a Game Boy from the Game Boy Color-only screen by pressing ''A twenty-four times and then B twenty-four times''. The player will hear a sound to indicate they put in the correct combination be taken to the menu screen for Panel de Pon. This mode can also be accessed on the Game Boy Color but only after enabling Game Boy mode from the Pokémon Puzzle Challenge's title screen by pressing '' Up two times, Right four times, Down one time, Left ten times, Up four times, Right one time, Down six times, and finally B.'' This will take the player to the Game Boy Color-only screen, from here the player can enter the previously mentioned button combination to access Panel de Pon.
 
There are a number of Panel de Pon sprites used only in this mode, as well as additional sprites of characters from the Panel de Pon series that are unused even in this game mode.
 
==Staff==
{{main|Staff of Pokémon Puzzle Challenge}}
 
==Trivia==
* Pokémon Puzzle Challenge had the tentative title '''Pokémon Attack'''.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20000303142420/http://nintendo.com/gb/gamelist.html Nintendo: Game Boy Color (archive)]</ref><ref>[http://www.ign.com/articles/2000/01/14/the-next-pokamon-game The Next Pokémon Game - IGN]</ref> This title was probably based on the title of {{smw|Tetris Attack}}.
* Getting a chain of 30 or higher will make the game show a question mark instead of a number.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wAcZFvix3c</ref>
* There are three unused songs in the game's data.<ref>[https://tcrf.net/Pok%C3%A9mon_Puzzle_Challenge#Unused_Music Three Unused Songs - The Cutting Room Floor]</ref>
* In the [[Virtual Console]] release, multiplayer options are disabled due to the emulator being unable to emulate the Game Link Cable function.
** Due to region locking on the [[Nintendo 3DS]], U region 3DSes can only access the English version of the game (despite being able to access multiple languages of the [[Generation I]] and {{Gen|II}} core series games). E region 3DSes can access a version that supports five languages (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian),<ref>https://www.smogon.com/forums/threads/orange-islands-sqsa-thread.3603112/page-74#post-9562084</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVHL2_GehHI</ref> although both the E region 3DS eShop and the Nintendo of Europe official site incorrectly state that only the English version is available.<ref>https://archive.ph/PfJZW</ref>
* This game was released in North America on the 35th birthday of [[Veronica Taylor]], the voice actress of [[Ash Ketchum]].


[edit] Unlockables
==See also==
Like others in the Puzzle League series, Pokémon Puzzle Challenge has several unlockable extras revealed as you accomplish tasks in the game.
* [[Appendix:Pokémon Puzzle Challenge walkthrough]]


Super Hard is added to Challenge mode via a special button combination revealed at the completion of Hard mode.
==References==
Intense is added to Challenge mode via a special button combination revealed at the completion of Super Hard mode.
<references/>
Blistering Speed may be used in Marathon via a special button combination.
Portraits of the eight gym leaders of Johto are unlocked after you complete their corresponding stages in Puzzle mode.
Bellossom, Pikachu, Sentret, Togepi, Marill, and Pichu are unlocked from within Challenge mode by completing certain tasks while playing. If a new task is done, you will be challenged by a trainer who uses one of these special Pokémon. Beat them to unlock their Pokémon for use at any time.
Igglybuff, Elekid, Cleffa, and Magby are only usable in Marathon mode. They begin as eggs who cannot be used, but they "hatch" and become playable over time.


[edit] Playable Pokémon
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Chikorita
Cyndaquil
Totodile
Bellossom
Pikachu
Sentret
Togepi
Marill
Pichu
Igglybuff
Elekid
Cleffa
Magby


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Pokémon Puzzle Challenge
ポケモンでパネポン
Puzzle Challenge EN boxart.png
The cover of Pokémon Puzzle Challenge
Basic info
Platform: Game Boy Color
Category: Puzzle
Players: 1-2
Connectivity: None
Developer: Intelligent Systems
Publisher: Nintendo
Part of: Generation II spin off
Ratings
CERO: N/A
ESRB: E
ACB: G
OFLC: N/A
PEGI: 3
GRAC: N/A
GSRR: N/A
Release dates
Japan: September 21, 2000[1]
North America: December 4, 2000 (GBC)[2]
November 6, 2014 (3DS VC)[3]
Australia: June 15, 2001 (GBC)
November 27, 2014 (3DS VC)[4]
Europe: June 8, 2001 (GBC)[5]
November 27, 2014 (3DS VC)[6]
South Korea: N/A
Hong Kong: N/A
Taiwan: N/A
Websites
Japanese: Official site
English: Pokémon.com
Nintendo.com (VC)
Japanese boxart
Puzzle Challenge JP boxart.png
Japanese boxart of Pokémon Puzzle Challenge
StrategyWiki
StrategyWiki has more about this subject:

Pokémon Puzzle Challenge (Japanese: ポケモンでパネポン Pokémon de Panepon) is a spin-off puzzle game for the Game Boy Color. It is based on Tetris Attack, and thus plays like Pokémon Puzzle League for the Nintendo 64.

It was originally released in Japan on September 21, 2000, in North America on December 4, 2000, in Europe on June 8, 2001, and in Australia on June 15, 2001. It was later released on Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console in North America, Europe, and Australia in 2014. (However, due to the closure of the Nintendo 3DS eShop, the Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console version is no longer available for purchase.)

In Challenge Mode, the starting Pokémon are Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile. Players battle the Johto Gyms by beating them at puzzle games, and can obtain other Pokémon, such as Marill and Pichu. Sometimes, Eggs can be hatched, allowing players to use more Pokémon. Players may also fight friends using the multiplayer modes. Additionally, the game includes a "Puzzle" mode in which players attempt to use combos to clear all the blocks onscreen within a certain number of moves.

Blurb

Journey to Johto for the ultimate puzzle challenge!

Chikorita, Pikachu, Totodile, Pichu, and other favorite Pokémon will help you take on Johto Gym Leaders like Jasmine, Pryce, and Falkner in a quest to become the Pokémon Puzzle Champion. Use lightning fast reflexes to form chains and combos that clear the block tower, attack opposing Pokémon, and bury them in a sea of garbage!

  • Six puzzling modes to play! Test your scoring skills in Time Zone, clean up the mess in Garbage, then face the eight Gym Leaders in the ultimate challenge mode. Plus, with Puzzle, Line Clear, and Marathon Modes, you'll be clearing blocks for hours on end!
  • Train to be the true puzzle master. Watch demos that teach you the basics of forming chains and combos, then master the techniques in a special slow-motion practice mode.
  • Link with friends to prove your puzzle prowess! Use the Game Link cable (sold separately) and battle your friends in three block-breaking two-player modes!

Single Player Mode

Single Player Mode features:

Marathon

An endless game. The objective of the game is to obtain the highest possible score before the screen becomes completely filled with blocks. Easy uses five kinds of basic tiles, but Normal and Hard add the dark blue triangle piece found in all games but Planet Puzzle League.

Challenge

In Challenge mode, the player assumes the role of Ethan and travels around, battling all of the Johto Gym Leaders. Rather than show an opponent on screen, the Leader's Pokémon has a health bar and occasionally sends random garbage. Combos, chains, and Surprise (!) blocks wear away at the opponent's health bar. On Easy mode, the last opponent is Clair; on Normal, it is Karen; on Hard mode, the final opponent is Lance.

Time Zone

Try to get a high score in only two minutes. Get chains and combos for max points.

Line Clear

Clear all stages. There are 6 rounds, each with 5 stages (including a Bonus Stage). After beating all 30 stages, a battle awaits. This mode also features Johto Gym Leaders.

Puzzles

Main article: Puzzle (Challenge)

Divided in rounds and stages, the goal is to clear the block setup in a limited amount of moves (usually 1 to 5).

Garbage

Same as Marathon, with two differences: Most obviously, Garbage Blocks of varying sizes fall down randomly from the top. The number and type of Garbage Blocks depends on the Garbage Level (which constantly rises). Also, the scroll speed never changes, probably because the Garbage Blocks present enough of a challenge to the player.

Unlockables

Like others in the Puzzle League series, Pokémon Puzzle Challenge has several unlockable extras revealed as the player accomplishes tasks in the game.

  • Super Hard is added to Challenge mode via a special button combination revealed at the completion of Hard mode.
  • Intense is added to Challenge mode via a special button combination revealed at the completion of Super Hard mode.
  • Blistering Speed may be used in Marathon via a special button combination.
  • Portraits of the eight Gym Leaders of Johto are unlocked after completing their corresponding stages in Puzzle mode.
  • Bellossom, Pikachu, Sentret, Togepi, Marill, and Pichu are unlocked from within Challenge mode by completing certain tasks while playing. If a new task is completed, the player will be challenged by a Trainer who uses one of these special Pokémon. Beat them to unlock their Pokémon for use at any time.
  • Igglybuff, Elekid, Cleffa, and Magby are only usable in Marathon mode. They begin as Eggs who cannot be used, but they "hatch" and become playable over time.

Playable Pokémon

Title screen

Opponents

Panel de Pon

The game includes a nearly-finished Panel de Pon game for Game Boy.[7] It can be accessed by inputting a special button combination. Panel de Pon for Game Boy was originally in development, but scrapped in favor of a Pokémon variant (Pokémon Puzzle Challenge).

The game can be accessed on a Game Boy from the Game Boy Color-only screen by pressing A twenty-four times and then B twenty-four times. The player will hear a sound to indicate they put in the correct combination be taken to the menu screen for Panel de Pon. This mode can also be accessed on the Game Boy Color but only after enabling Game Boy mode from the Pokémon Puzzle Challenge's title screen by pressing Up two times, Right four times, Down one time, Left ten times, Up four times, Right one time, Down six times, and finally B. This will take the player to the Game Boy Color-only screen, from here the player can enter the previously mentioned button combination to access Panel de Pon.

There are a number of Panel de Pon sprites used only in this mode, as well as additional sprites of characters from the Panel de Pon series that are unused even in this game mode.

Staff

Main article: Staff of Pokémon Puzzle Challenge

Trivia

  • Pokémon Puzzle Challenge had the tentative title Pokémon Attack.[8][9] This title was probably based on the title of Tetris Attack.
  • Getting a chain of 30 or higher will make the game show a question mark instead of a number.[10]
  • There are three unused songs in the game's data.[11]
  • In the Virtual Console release, multiplayer options are disabled due to the emulator being unable to emulate the Game Link Cable function.
    • Due to region locking on the Nintendo 3DS, U region 3DSes can only access the English version of the game (despite being able to access multiple languages of the Generation I and II core series games). E region 3DSes can access a version that supports five languages (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian),[12][13] although both the E region 3DS eShop and the Nintendo of Europe official site incorrectly state that only the English version is available.[14]
  • This game was released in North America on the 35th birthday of Veronica Taylor, the voice actress of Ash Ketchum.

See also

References

  1. ↑ ポケモンでパネポン (Japanese)
  2. ↑ Pokémon.com (US)
  3. ↑ Nintendo.com (US)
  4. ↑ Nintendo Download Updates (27/11): Smash, Boom, Batman and Robins - eShop News from Vooks
  5. ↑ Pokémon.com (UK)
  6. ↑ This week's European downloads - November 27 (Smash Wii U, Pokemon, Pikmin Themes and more) | GoNintendo
  7. ↑ Pokémon Puzzle Challenge - The Cutting Room Floor
  8. ↑ Nintendo: Game Boy Color (archive)
  9. ↑ The Next Pokémon Game - IGN
  10. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wAcZFvix3c
  11. ↑ Three Unused Songs - The Cutting Room Floor
  12. ↑ https://www.smogon.com/forums/threads/orange-islands-sqsa-thread.3603112/page-74#post-9562084
  13. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVHL2_GehHI
  14. ↑ https://archive.ph/PfJZW
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