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| * {{tc|Scientist}}s only use {{type|Electric}}, {{type|Poison}}, and [[fossil]] Pokémon. | | * {{tc|Scientist}}s only use {{type|Electric}}, {{type|Poison}}, and [[fossil]] Pokémon. |
| * {{tc|Hiker}}s have teams of {{t|Ground}}, {{t|Rock}}, and {{type|Steel}} or {{type|Fighting}} Pokémon. | | * {{tc|Hiker}}s have teams of {{t|Ground}}, {{t|Rock}}, and {{type|Steel}} or {{type|Fighting}} Pokémon. |
| * {{tc|Worker}}s only use {{t|Ground}}, {{t|Rock}} and {{type|Steel}} Pokémon. | | * {{tc|Worker}}s only use {{t|Ground}}-, {{t|Rock}}- and {{type|Steel}} Pokémon. |
| * {{tc|Punk Guy}}s and {{tc|Punk Girl}}s generally only use {{t|Poison}}, {{t|Dark}} and, at higher streaks, {{type|Fire}} Pokémon. | | * {{tc|Punk Guy}}s and {{tc|Punk Girl}}s generally only use {{t|Poison}}-, {{t|Dark}}- and, at higher streaks, {{type|Fire}} Pokémon. |
| * {{tc|Roller Skater}}s typically use {{t|Electric}} and {{type|Flying}}s, but may also have other Pokémon that know high-[[priority]] attacks. | | * {{tc|Roller Skater}}s typically use {{t|Electric}}- and {{type|Flying}}s, but may also have other Pokémon that know high-[[priority]] attacks. |
| * Some {{tc|Chef}}s specialize in {{t|Water}} and {{type|Ice}} Pokémon; others specialize in {{t|Grass}}, {{t|Water}} and {{type|Fire}} Pokémon. | | * Some {{tc|Chef}}s specialize in {{t|Water}}- and {{type|Ice}} Pokémon; others specialize in {{t|Grass}}-, {{t|Water}}- and {{type|Fire}} Pokémon. |
| * Some {{tc|Beauty|Beauties}} specialize in {{t|Water}} and {{type|Ice}} Pokémon; others specialize in {{t|Normal}}, {{t|Dark}} and {{type|Fairy}} Pokémon. | | * Some {{tc|Beauty|Beauties}} specialize in {{t|Water}}- and {{type|Ice}} Pokémon; others specialize in {{t|Normal}}-, {{t|Dark}}- and {{type|Fairy}} Pokémon. |
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| Certain NPC Trainers have special rosters that revolve around a certain strategy or theme, making their teams inconsistent with others in their Trainer class. | | Certain NPC Trainers have special rosters that revolve around a certain strategy or theme, making their teams inconsistent with others in their Trainer class. |
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| * Ace Trainer Jai specializes in Pokémon with high Special Attack. | | * Ace Trainer Jai specializes in Pokémon with high [[statistic|Special Attack]]. |
| * Ace Trainer Bunny specializes in Pokémon with high Special Defense. | | * Ace Trainer Bunny specializes in Pokémon with high Special Defense. |
| * Pokémon Breeders Ina{{sup/6|XY}}/Lalaini{{sup/6|ORAS}} and Tad{{sup/6|XY}}/Teppei{{sup/6|ORAS}} only use final-stage [[starter Pokémon]]. | | * Pokémon Breeders Ina{{sup/6|XY}}/Lalaini{{sup/6|ORAS}} and Tad{{sup/6|XY}}/Teppei{{sup/6|ORAS}} only use final-stage [[starter Pokémon]]. |
| * Punk Guy Puck{{sup/6|XY}}/Jensen{{sup/6|ORAS}} specializes in Pokémon that can possibly have the ability {{a|Intimidate}} | | * Punk Guy Puck{{sup/6|XY}}/Jensen{{sup/6|ORAS}} specializes in Pokémon that can possibly have the ability {{a|Intimidate}}. |
| * Hex Maniac Mara uses {{m|Trick Room}}-based teams. | | * Hex Maniac Mara uses {{m|Trick Room}}-based teams. |
| * Beauty Claire{{sup/6|XY}}/Lana{{sup/6|ORAS}} uses {{m|Rain Dance|Rain}}-based teams | | * Beauty Claire{{sup/6|XY}}/Lana{{sup/6|ORAS}} uses {{m|Rain Dance|Rain}}-based teams. |
| * Chef Roux{{sup/6|XY}}/Frank{{sup/6|ORAS}} uses {{m|Sunny Day|Sun}}-based teams | | * Chef Roux{{sup/6|XY}}/Frank{{sup/6|ORAS}} uses {{m|Sunny Day|Sun}}-based teams. |
| * Chef Andrei{{sup/6|XY}}/Cobb{{sup/6|ORAS}} uses {{m|Hail}}-based teams. | | * Chef Andrei{{sup/6|XY}}/Cobb{{sup/6|ORAS}} uses {{m|Hail}}-based teams. |
| * Worker Rasmus uses {{m|Sandstorm}}-based teams. | | * Worker Rasmus uses {{m|Sandstorm}}-based teams. |
| * Artist Azure specializes in {{t|Ground}}, {{t|Rock}} and {{type|Steel}}s like Workers, but may also use {{p|Regirock}} | | * Artist Azure specializes in {{t|Ground}}-, {{t|Rock}}- and {{type|Steel}}s like Workers, but may also use {{p|Regirock}}. |
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The Battle Maison (Japanese: バトルハウス Battle House) is a facility found in Pokémon X and Y and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
Battle Maison location in Hoenn
The original Battle Maison is located in Kiloude City in the Kalos region.
A replica Battle Maison is located in the Battle Resort in the Hoenn region, serving as an equivalent to the Battle Tower from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire.
Its background music theme, Battle Maison (also shared with the Battle Chateau), is a remix of Battle Tower (Johto) from Pokémon Crystal, HeartGold and SoulSilver.
Items
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Games
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Lansat Berry
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Gift from a little girl after achieving 100 consecutive victories
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X Y
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Starf Berry
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Gift from a little girl after achieving 200 consecutive victories
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X Y
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Ability Capsule
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1% chance of receiving one after a rematch with Wally
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OR AS
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Exchange Service Corner
The entrance hall includes two Exchange Service Corners, where the player can buy various items with Battle Points (BP).
Pokémon X and Y
The following items are offered as prizes in X and Y:
Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
Because the TMs offered in Pokémon X and Y are available elsewhere in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the goods of X and Y's left attendant are now split between the two attendants. The left attendant now deals in items that affect Pokémon stats and specifications, such as evolution-inducing held items. The right attendant deals in held items to be used in battle, adding the Luminous Moss and Snowball that can otherwise be found out on the field in Kalos.
Challenges
By talking to the attendant next to the arena, the player may start a battle challenge to earn Battle Points (BP) and increase their current win streak, which will be displayed on their Vs. Recorder along with their all-time record win streak. Battles held in the Battle Maison differ from regular battles in a number of ways. When challenging the Battle Maison:
- All Pokémon above level 50 will be set to level 50. Those under level 50 will remain at their current level.
- Bag items cannot be used.
- Pokémon will not gain experience points by defeating opponents.
- Pokémon are fully restored after each battle, including any held items lost or gained during battle.
- The player may interrupt any challenge at any time without breaking its current winning streak.
- An interrupted challenge is resumed simply by starting the same format again; the player is allowed to reselect their team.
- Pokémon encountered will not contribute to a player's Pokédex.
Battle format
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Single
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Double
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Triple
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Rotation
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Multi
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2 per player
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A Super version of each format is unlocked when the player first beats the Battle Chatelaine for the format, such as Super Single Battle. The normal battle formats are limited to streaks of 20, ending after battling the Battle Chatelaine.
Battle Points
Unlike previous games, the player receives Battle Points (BP) at the end of every victorious match. The number of Battle Points (BP) awarded after a match varies with the length of the current win streak, as shown in the table below.
Battle Points
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1-10
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11-19
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50
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7
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Pokémon
Normal NPC Pokémon
All NPC opponents in normal challenges will use Pokémon exclusively from this list.
Super NPC Pokémon
All NPC opponents in Super Battle challenges will use Pokémon exclusively from this list.
Banned Pokémon
Regardless of which battle style is chosen, the following Pokémon, along with their respective alternate forms, are not allowed:
In addition, any Pokémon holding a Soul Dew is banned.
Trainer Classes
Opponents will mainly consist of Trainers that may specialize their teams depending on their Trainer classes. The teams sent out are randomly drawn from a roster of Pokémon that pertains to their class. All NPC Pokémon have predetermined effort values, individual values and nature, but their Abilities are randomly selected between possible normal Abilities and hidden Abilities.
Super Trainer Classes
- Artists, Backpackers, Butlers, Maids, Garçons, Waitresses, Madames, Monsieurs, Owners, Pokémon Breeders, Preschoolers, Schoolboys, Schoolgirls, Poké Fans, Rich Boys, Ladies, Rising Stars and Tourists generally do not have specialized teams.
- Ace Trainers generally do not have specialized teams but may occasionally use Latios or Latias.
- Veterans only use legal Legendary Pokémon, excluding Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf.
- Furisode Girls only use Eevee's evolutions.
- Lasses only use Normal- and Fairy-type Pokémon.
- Youngsters only use Normal- and Bug-type Pokémon.
- Fairy Tale Girls only use Fairy-, Normal- and Psychic-type Pokémon.
- Psychics and Hex Maniacs generally only use Ghost- and Psychic-type.
- Gardeners only use Grass- and Bug-type Pokémon.
- Scientists only use Electric-type, Poison-type, and fossil Pokémon.
- Hikers have teams of Ground, Rock, and Steel-type or Fighting-type Pokémon.
- Workers only use Ground-, Rock- and Steel-type Pokémon.
- Punk Guys and Punk Girls generally only use Poison-, Dark- and, at higher streaks, Fire-type Pokémon.
- Roller Skaters typically use Electric- and Flying-types, but may also have other Pokémon that know high-priority attacks.
- Some Chefs specialize in Water- and Ice-type Pokémon; others specialize in Grass-, Water- and Fire-type Pokémon.
- Some Beauties specialize in Water- and Ice-type Pokémon; others specialize in Normal-, Dark- and Fairy-type Pokémon.
Special Exceptions
Certain NPC Trainers have special rosters that revolve around a certain strategy or theme, making their teams inconsistent with others in their Trainer class.
Battle Chatelaines
Battle Chatelaines are sometimes fought instead of regular Trainers. Unlike regular Trainers who use a set of Pokémon randomly drawn from their roster, Battle Chatelaines have a predetermined team for every battle, although the team order does vary. The Battle Chatelaines also appear in Multi Battles, where they form teams. In Multi Battles, the Battle Chatelaines use two Pokémon from the parties that match the level of challenge. A victory against a Battle Chatelaine on the 50th consecutive battle on any of the Super challenges will reward the player with a commemorative monument in the lobby of the Battle Maison. There are 5 monuments to be won in total, corresponding to each of the Super challenges, with the color matching that worn by the appropriate Battle Chatelaine (purple in the case of Super Multi Battle). After defeating the Chatelaine, the participants are awarded with a Skillful Battler Ribbon or an Expert Battler Ribbon.
Pokémon
Single Battle (on 20th consecutive battle)
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Reward: 20BP
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Super Single Battle (on 50th consecutive battle)
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Reward: 50BP
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Double Battle (on 20th consecutive battle)
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Reward: 20BP
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Super Double Battle (on 50th consecutive battle)
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Reward: 50BP
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Triple Battle (on 20th consecutive battle)
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Reward: 20BP
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Super Triple Battle (on 50th consecutive battle)
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Reward: 50BP
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Rotation Battle (on 20th consecutive battle)
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Reward: 20BP
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Super Rotation Battle (on 50th consecutive battle)
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Reward: 50BP
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Trainers
Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, Wally will appear in the lobby to have a rematch with the player after the player achieves 50 consecutive victories. After being defeated for the first time, he will randomly reappear in the lobby, challenging the player with his strongest team. Wally has a very small chance to give the player an Ability Capsule upon being defeated in a rematch.
First rematch
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Reward: $2,640
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Second rematch onwards
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Reward: $3,240
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