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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
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While riding {{p|Koraidon}}{{sup/9|S}}/{{p|Miraidon}}{{sup/9|V}}, players collect berries by popping Ogre Balloons and bring them to the Berry Tables for points before the time runs out. Once one of the tables has berries in it, wild Pokémon will begin to appear walking towards the tables to eat the collected berries, which will reduce the score. Players can fend off invading Pokémon by pressing R to roar and scare them away. There are three modes for players to choose from with each one increasing in number of stages and difficulty.
While riding {{p|Koraidon}}{{sup/9|S}}/{{p|Miraidon}}{{sup/9|V}}, players collect berries by popping Ogre Balloons and bring them to the Berry Tables for points before the time runs out. Once one of the tables has berries in it, wild Pokémon will begin to appear walking towards the tables to eat the collected berries, which will reduce the score. Players can fend off invading Pokémon by pressing R to roar and scare them away. There are three modes for players to choose from with each one increasing in number of stages and difficulty.
* Easy: 3 stages
* Easy: 3 stages
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Various maps are available though they are randomly selected. The timer will reset between each stage, with the required amount of berries increasing. The period between each stage allows players to move around the map to quickly spread out before the timer begins.
Various maps are available though they are randomly selected. The timer will reset between each stage, with the required amount of berries increasing. The period between each stage allows players to move around the map to quickly spread out before the timer begins.
Reward for clearing Easy mode for the first time is [[Exp. Charm]], and clearing Normal mode for the first time rewards the [[Fairy Feather]]. After completing Hard mode for the first time, players receive a shiny [[Munchlax (Pokémon)|Munchlax]] that has the [[Mark|Crafty Mark]]. All rewards after are varying amounts of [[Mochi]], [[Feather|Feathers]], [[Berry|Berries]], and [[Evolution item|Evolution items]], which include [[Prism Scale]], [[Unremarkable Teacup]] and [[Razor Fang]] among others.


There are four Pokémon that can appear as invaders. [[Skwovet (Pokémon)|Skwovet]] and [[Munchlax (Pokémon)|Munchlax]] appear in lower stages, [[Greedent (Pokémon)|Greedent]] starts appearing in middle stages, while [[Snorlax (Pokémon)|Snorlax]] appears in higher stages and is the fastest between them.
There are four Pokémon that can appear as invaders. [[Skwovet (Pokémon)|Skwovet]] and [[Munchlax (Pokémon)|Munchlax]] appear in lower stages, [[Greedent (Pokémon)|Greedent]] starts appearing in middle stages, while [[Snorlax (Pokémon)|Snorlax]] appears in higher stages and is the fastest between them.
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==Multiplayer==
==Multiplayer==
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Ogre Oustin' can be played with up to three other players, via online or local wireless connection. Players are encouraged to divide up tasks - for example, one player could focus on gathering far-off berries, while another focuses on defending the already-collected berries in the Berry Tables.
Ogre Oustin' can be played with up to three other players, via online or local wireless connection. Players are encouraged to divide up tasks - for example, one player could focus on gathering far-off berries, while another focuses on defending the already-collected berries in the Berry Tables.



Revision as of 11:20, 21 September 2023

Ogre Oustin'

Ogre Oustin' (Japanese: 鬼退治フェス Demon Extermination Festival) is a minigame introduced in The Teal Mask for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.[1]

The player first gains access to Ogre Oustin' when the Festival of Masks begins, which happens after visiting the second sign as part of the story.

Overview

In Kitakami, Ogre Oustin' is a special activity passed down as a tradition since long ago, which opens up in the Festival of Masks. Inspired by the story of the Loyal Three Pokémon's battle against Ogerpon, the game uses four different colored balloons resembling each of Ogerpon's masks.

Balloon Berry
Red Balloon Liechi Berry
Green Balloon Salac Berry
Blue Balloon Apicot Berry
Grey Balloon Ganlon Berry

Mochi can only be acquired by participating in Ogre Oustin'.

Gameplay

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While riding KoraidonS/MiraidonV, players collect berries by popping Ogre Balloons and bring them to the Berry Tables for points before the time runs out. Once one of the tables has berries in it, wild Pokémon will begin to appear walking towards the tables to eat the collected berries, which will reduce the score. Players can fend off invading Pokémon by pressing R to roar and scare them away. There are three modes for players to choose from with each one increasing in number of stages and difficulty.

  • Easy: 3 stages
  • Normal: 6 stages
  • Hard: 10 stages

Various maps are available though they are randomly selected. The timer will reset between each stage, with the required amount of berries increasing. The period between each stage allows players to move around the map to quickly spread out before the timer begins.

There are four Pokémon that can appear as invaders. Skwovet and Munchlax appear in lower stages, Greedent starts appearing in middle stages, while Snorlax appears in higher stages and is the fastest between them.

Rewards

Ogre Oustin' has three groups of item rewards, as well as gifts upon completing a difficulty for the first time. The player must be have at least 300 points in order to achieve any reward.

First Time Gifts

Easy Normal Hard
Exp. Charm Air BalloonNugget
Exp. Charm
Air Balloon
Nugget x3
Fairy FeatherBig Nugget
Fairy Feather
Big Nugget
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Crafty Mark.png
Shiny Munchlax
with a Crafty Mark

Mochi

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Any type of stat-increasing Mochi is rewarded to the player after they achieve above 300 points, each able to yield up to 10 of any type.

Name Boosted stat
Health Mochi Health Mochi Adds 10 HP EVs to the target Pokémon per use.
Muscle Mochi Muscle Mochi Adds 10 Attack EVs to the target Pokémon per use.
Resist Mochi Resist Mochi Adds 10 Defense EVs to the target Pokémon per use.
Genius Mochi Genius Mochi Adds 10 Special Attack EVs to the target Pokémon per use.
Clever Mochi Clever Mochi Adds 10 Special Defense EVs to the target Pokémon per use.
Swift Mochi Swift Mochi Adds 10 Speed EVs to the target Pokémon per use.

Difficulty-based Items

Depending on the difficulty of Ogre Oustin' selected by the player, they will always receive one of these rewards at the end of a session.

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Difficulty Recurring rewards
Easy Tiny Mushroom x4
Tiny Mushroom x2 Pretty Feather x2
Big Mushroom x1
Health Feather x1
Muscle Feather x1
Resist Feather x1
Genius Feather x1
Clever Feather x1
Swift Feather x1
Health Feather x1
Pretty Feather x1
Exp. Candy XS x2 Exp. Candy S x1
Exp. Candy XS x4 Exp. Candy S x2
Big Bamboo Shoot x1
Fresh-Start Mochi x1
Normal Big Mushroom x3
Big Mushroom x2
Big Mushroom x1 Pretty Feather x1
Big Mushroom x1 Big Bamboo Shoot x1
Health Feather x2
Muscle Feather x2
Resist Feather x2
Genius Feather x2
Clever Feather x2
Swift Feather x2
Health Feather x2
Exp. Candy XS x2 Exp. Candy S x1Exp. Candy M x1
Exp. Candy XS x4 Exp. Candy S x2 Exp. Candy M x1
Exp. Candy M x2
Exp. Candy M x1
Big Bamboo Shoot x2 Pretty Feather x1
Fresh-Start Mochi x2
Hard Health Feather x1 Muscle Feather x1 Resist Feather x1 Genius Feather x1 Clever Feather x1 Swift Feather x1 Health Feather x1
Health Feather x3
Muscle Feather x3
Resist Feather x3
Genius Feather x3
Clever Feather x3
Swift Feather x3
Health Feather x3
Exp. Candy XS x2 Exp. Candy S x1
Exp. Candy XS x4 Exp. Candy S x2 Exp. Candy M x2
Exp. Candy XS x4 Exp. Candy S x2 Exp. Candy M x1
Exp. Candy M x3
Sweet Herba Mystica x1
Salty Herba Mystica x1
Sour Herba Mystica x1
Bitter Herba Mystica x1
Spicy Herba Mystica x1
Fresh-Start Mochi x3
Fresh-Start Mochi x4
Fresh-Start Mochi x5


Score-based Items

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Rewards
Pomeg BerryKelpsy BerryQualot BerryHondew BerryGrepa BerryTamato Berry
Kee BerryMicle BerryJaboca BerryCustap BerryRowap BerryMaranga BerryEnigma Berry
Mint AttackMint DefenseMint Sp. AtkMint Sp. DefMint SpeedSerious Mint
Normal Tera ShardGrass Tera ShardFire Tera ShardWater Tera ShardElectric Tera ShardFighting Tera Shard
Flying Tera ShardPoison Tera ShardGround Tera ShardPsychic Tera ShardRock Tera ShardBug Tera Shard
Ice Tera ShardDragon Tera ShardGhost Tera ShardDark Tera ShardSteel Tera ShardFairy Tera Shard
Unremarkable TeacupMasterpiece TeacupPrism ScaleRazor FangReaper Cloth

Multiplayer

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Ogre Oustin' can be played with up to three other players, via online or local wireless connection. Players are encouraged to divide up tasks - for example, one player could focus on gathering far-off berries, while another focuses on defending the already-collected berries in the Berry Tables.

Music

Games Location Song name Composition Arrangement
 S  V  When participating in Ogre Oustin' Ogre Oustin'* Unknown Unknown
After clearing a stage Ogre Oustin' Stage Clear!* Unknown Unknown
After finishing an Ogre
Oustin' session
Ogre Oustin' Results* Unknown Unknown
Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release.


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