Battle Tower (Galar)

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Battle Tower
Rose Tower
バトルタワー
Battle Tower
"Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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Location: Wyndon
Region: Galar
Generations: VIII
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Location of Battle Tower in Galar.
Pokémon world locations

The Battle Tower (Japanese: バトルタワー Battle Tower) is a battle facility located in Wyndon in Galar. It is owned by Leon. It was formerly known as Rose Tower when it was owned by Chairman Rose.

Challenges

Challengers compete at the roof of the Battle Tower to win as many battles as they can to increase their ranking. There are two formats: Single Battle and Double Battle, each with separate rankings independent of each other. Since the Battle Tower is built over a power spot, challengers may Dynamax their Pokémon in all battles. The challenge is designed to emulate a Ranked Battle system in which victories help to increase a Trainer's rank, but losses may potentially decrease it. Unlike battle facilities from previous generations, challengers do not start over after losing one battle. Instead, their ranking may fall after accumulating too many losses.

Restrictions

To participate, the player may register a Battle Team with six Pokémon of different species, and no two Pokémon can have the same held item. All battles are held under Flat Rules - any Pokémon above Lv. 50 will be set to Lv. 50. There are no special Pokémon banned from the Battle Tower, meaning Legendary Pokémon like Eternatus are also eligible to participate.

Ranks and Tiers

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There are eleven ranks and five tiers for challengers to advance in for either Single or Double Battles. As the player advances in rank, the opponents battled will become progressively more difficult. Reaching certain ranks for the first time will upgrade the player's tier. Losing or forfeiting too many battles may result in the player dropping in rank, but not the tier.

The following lists the ranks that players can advance in and the tiers of each rank. The rewards listed are awarded the first time the player achieves that rank for each of the two formats.

Tier Rank Rewards
Beginner 1 N/A
2 3 BP
1 Rare Candy
3 3 BP
1 Rare Candy
Poké Ball 4 5 BP
2 Rare Candies
1 Bottle Cap
1 Mint
5 5 BP
2 Rare Candies
1 Mint
6 5 BP
2 Rare Candies
1 Mint
Great Ball 7 10 BP
3 Rare Candies
1 Bottle Cap
1 Mint
8 10 BP
3 Rare Candies
1 Mint
9 10 BP
3 Rare Candies
1 Mint
Ultra Ball 10 20 BP
5 Rare Candies
2 Bottle Caps
1 Ability Capsule
1 Mint
Master Ball MAX 50 BP
5 Rare Candies
3 Bottle Caps
1 Ability Capsule
1 Gold Bottle Cap
1 Mint

Rewards

Every win at the Battle Tower awards the challenger 2 BP. In addition to the rewards for ranking up, challengers also receive the following after achieving a certain number of victories for each format.

Item Location Games
PP Up PP Up Achieve 10 victories  Sw  Sh 
None Random Mint Achieve 20 victories
Every 100 victories starting from 210
 Sw  Sh 
Bottle Cap Bottle Cap Achieve 30 victories
Every 100 victories starting from 230
 Sw  Sh 
PP Max PP Max Achieve 40 victories
Every 100 victories starting from 220
 Sw  Sh 
Gold Bottle Cap Gold Bottle Cap Achieve 50 victories
Every 100 victories starting from 275
 Sw  Sh 
Lansat Berry Lansat Berry Achieve 100 victories
Every 100 victories starting from 250
 Sw  Sh 
Starf Berry Starf Berry Every 100 victories starting from 200  Sw  Sh 
Ability Capsule Ability Capsule Every 100 victories starting from 240  Sw  Sh 

Leon

Leon will battle the player on the last battle before he or she advances to the next tier. Although his team is randomly selected from the following rosters, he will always use his Charizard and Gigantamax it at the first opportunity. After the player reaches Master Ball Tier, Leon may periodically reappear, using a team from his Master Ball Tier roster.

Beginner Tier



Poké Ball Tier



Great Ball Tier



Ultra Ball Tier



Master Ball Tier



Rental teams

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Players may use rental teams either downloaded online or from the receptionist on the right-hand side.

Items

Item Location Games
None All memory drives From a League Staff after receiving Type: Null from her  Sw  Sh 
None Leon's rare League Card From Leon after defeating him in the Beginner Tier  Sw  Sh 

BP Shop

Left attendant
Right attendant


TM seller

TMs


Pokémon

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate
Clear Cloudy Rain Thunderstorm Snow Blizzard Harsh sunlight Sandstorm Fog
Gift Pokémon
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Gift
50 One
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In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 對戰塔 Deuijin Taap
Mandarin 對戰塔 / 对战塔 Duìzhàn Tǎ
France Flag.png French Tour de Combat
Germany Flag.png German Kampfturm
Italy Flag.png Italian Torre Lotta
South Korea Flag.png Korean 배틀타워 Battle Tower
Spain Flag.png Spanish Torre Batalla


Galar
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Rock Gym logo.png

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Settlements
PostwickWedgehurstMotostokeTurffieldHulburyHammerlocke
Stow-on-SideBallonleaCirchesterSpikemuthWyndon
Routes
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Landmarks
Slumbering WealdGalar MineGalar Mine No. 2Motostoke Outskirts
Glimwood TangleRoute 9 TunnelRose Tower/Battle TowerEnergy PlantTower Summit
Wild Area
Meetup SpotRolling FieldsDappled GroveWatchtower RuinsEast Lake AxewellWest Lake Axewell
Axew's EyeSouth Lake MilochGiant's SeatNorth Lake MilochMotostoke RiverbankBridge Field
Stony WildernessDusty BowlGiant's MirrorHammerlocke HillsGiant's CapLake of Outrage
Isle of Armor
Fields of HonorMaster DojoSoothing WetlandsForest of FocusChallenge BeachTower of WatersBrawlers' Cave
Challenge RoadTower of DarknessCourageous CavernLoop LagoonTraining LowlandsWarm-Up Tunnel
Potbottom DesertWorkout SeaStepping-Stone SeaInsular SeaHoneycalm SeaHoneycalm Island
Crown Tundra
Slippery SlopeMax LairFreezingtonFrostpoint FieldGiant's BedRock Peak RuinsIron RuinsOld Cemetery
Snowslide SlopeIceberg RuinsTunnel to the TopPath to the PeakCrown ShrineGiant's FootRoaring-Sea Caves
Frigid SeaThree-Point PassSplit-Decision RuinsBallimere LakeLakeside CaveDyna Tree Hill


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