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Players with Memory Keys have the ability to create an avatar (Japanese: アバター) that will serve as their profile for all activity while playing Pokémon Battrio. Players can select either a male or female avatar of varying types, and give their profile a nickname of up to four characters. As the development of Pokémon Battrio continued, more advantageous features that made use of the Memory Key were introduced, as well as more customization options and in-game awards.

Avatar types

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Initially there was only one male or female avatar option, but this was increased to the five displayed below early into the system's life. These Trainer types can be seen as the equivalent of Trainer classes from the core games.

Hot Blooded Type 熱血タイプ	Cool Type クールタイプ	Glasses Type メガネタイプ	Naughty Type わんぱくタイプ	Fashionable Type おしゃれタイプ

Avatar colors

By achieving certain criteria in-game, players can enhance their avatar image by changing its color palette. The majority of these colors are based on types of Poké Ball, with Super, Hyper, and Master colors among the first available upon their introduction. By the time of the Battrio V upgrade, 11 color options, including the default were available.

Additional avatar types

With the Battrio V upgrade, players received more type options for their avatar image, all of which could be encountered as opponents in various Battrio modes, some based on Trainer classes from the core games. None of the options are available from the start; many must be acquired through winning a certain amount of V Battles. Some can only be bought via the silver Gacha Machine between rounds in Battrio Tower or Battrio Stadium modes.

Titles and ranks

Also introduced in the Battrio V upgrade, titles and ranks can be appended to the player's nickname upon reaching a certain Style Level and achieving a certain number of V Battle victories respectively. Style Levels, much like Type Levels can be increased by using pucks of a certain base color. Using pucks with black bases for example will earn Style Points for the black Style Level after a battle. Increasing the Style Level also increases bonus Style Points and medals earned after a battle. The title a player is bestowed depends on the values of their Style Level, with different titles for players focusing more on black Style Level over white, vice versa, or for those that focus on both Style Levels equally.

In-game awards

In-game awards were introduced in the Battrio 0 upgrade, serving as recognition for achieving impressive feats. Badges were awarded upon reaching specific floors in Battrio Tower mode for example. These were carried over into the Battrio V upgrade, along with the addition of trophies. The current in-game awards as of the last expansion are listed below.

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