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[[File:Manalo Stadium.png|thumb|250px|The setting for the competition]]
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The (Japanese: '''アローラポケモンリーグ''' ''Alola Pokémon League''), referred to by fans as the (Japanese: '''アローラリーグ・マナーロ大会''' ''Alola League Manalo Conference''), is the [[Alola League]] general [[Pokémon League Conference|championship competition]] founded by {{an|Professor Kukui}}. It was officially unveiled in ''[[SM115|The Dealer of Destruction!]]'' during a press conference held on [[Aether Paradise]]. It is to be held at the [[SM127|recently completed]] [[Manalo Stadium]], and is sponsored in part by the four [[Island Kahuna]]s of [[Alola]] and [[Lusamine]], the president of the [[Aether Foundation]]. Any [[Pokémon Trainer]] is welcome to enter the competition. The winner of the conference will be appointed as Alola's first {{pkmn|Champion}}, and will face Masked Royal in an exhibition battle to cap off the proceedings.
The (Japanese: '''アローラポケモンリーグ''' ''Alola Pokémon League''), referred to by fans as the (Japanese: '''アローラリーグ・マナーロ大会''' ''Alola League Manalo Conference''), is the [[Alola League]] general [[Pokémon League Conference|championship competition]] founded by {{an|Professor Kukui}}. It is intended to be a replacement for an old, abandoned part of the [[island challenge]] ritual in which trialgoers battled at the peak of [[Mount Lanakila]].


The Alola League is intended to be a replacement for an old, abandoned part of the [[island challenge]] ritual in which participants battled at the peak of [[Mount Lanakila]].
It was officially unveiled in ''[[SM115|The Dealer of Destruction!]]'' during a press conference held on [[Aether Paradise]]. The tournament is held at the [[SM127|recently completed]] [[Manalo Stadium]], and is sponsored in part by the four [[Island Kahuna]]s of [[Alola]] and [[Lusamine]], the president of the [[Aether Foundation]].
 
Unlike previous League tournaments, in which {{pkmn|Trainer}}s were required to collect a given number of [[Gym]] [[Badge]]s in order to sign up, the Manalo Conference has no entry requirements, meaning that any willing Trainer is allowed to enter.
 
The tournament began in [[SM128]]. The winner will be appointed as Alola's first {{pkmn|Champion}}, and will face Masked Royal in an exhibition battle to cap off the proceedings.


The tournament began in [[SM128]].
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==Competition==
==Competition==
===Opening ceremonies===
===Opening ceremonies===
Before the competition starts, a party is held where contestants can interact with one another. Professor Kukui welcomes the participants and shows a video of Masked Royal explaining how the preliminary round works.


===Rounds===
===Rounds===
====Battle Royal 151====
====Preliminaries====
All of the 151 participating Trainers compete in a [[Battle Royal]]. Only 16 advance to the next round.
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====Quarter-finals====
====Quarter-finals====
====Semi-finals====
====Semi-finals====

Revision as of 19:33, 30 June 2019

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The setting for the competition

The (Japanese: アローラポケモンリーグ Alola Pokémon League), referred to by fans as the (Japanese: アローラリーグ・マナーロ大会 Alola League Manalo Conference), is the Alola League general championship competition founded by Professor Kukui. It is intended to be a replacement for an old, abandoned part of the island challenge ritual in which trialgoers battled at the peak of Mount Lanakila.

It was officially unveiled in The Dealer of Destruction! during a press conference held on Aether Paradise. The tournament is held at the recently completed Manalo Stadium, and is sponsored in part by the four Island Kahunas of Alola and Lusamine, the president of the Aether Foundation.

Unlike previous League tournaments, in which Trainers were required to collect a given number of Gym Badges in order to sign up, the Manalo Conference has no entry requirements, meaning that any willing Trainer is allowed to enter.

The tournament began in SM128. The winner will be appointed as Alola's first Champion, and will face Masked Royal in an exhibition battle to cap off the proceedings.

Competition

Opening ceremonies

Before the competition starts, a party is held where contestants can interact with one another. Professor Kukui welcomes the participants and shows a video of Masked Royal explaining how the preliminary round works.

Rounds

Preliminaries

All of the 151 participating Trainers compete in a Battle Royal. Only 16 advance to the next round.

Known contestants

Trainer Place
Ash
Lana
Kiawe
Lillie
Sophocles
Mallow
Jessie
James
Samson Oak
Faba
Gladion
Hau
Acerola
Ilima
Mina
Guzma
Plumeria
Hiroki
Pikala
DJ Leo
Oluolu
Mad Magmar
Mr. Electric
Master fisherman
An unnamed Hiker

Trivia

  • This is the first Pokémon League Conference a main character other than Ash has participated in.


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Participation
TrainerBattleGym Leaders
GymsBadgesReferee
Championship matches
Elite FourOrange League
Champion League
Pokémon League Conferences
IndigoSilverEver GrandeLily of the Valley
VertressLumioseManalo
Regional Pokémon Leagues
IndigoOrange*JohtoHoennSinnoh
UnovaKalosAlolaGalarPaldea
Areas of jurisdiction
Pokémon League Reception GateHall of Fame
Palace of VictoryCerulean Cave
Others
Pokémon AssociationPIA
World Coronation Series
(Masters Eight Tournament)


Anime-exclusive Pokémon competitions
Multiregional Grand FestivalPokémon Baccer World CupPokémon League ConferencePokéRingerWallace Cup
World Coronation Series (Masters Eight Tournament)
Kanto Aura Guardian FestivalBeach Beauty and Pokémon Costume ContestBig P Pokémon RaceIndigo Plateau Conference
Kanto Grand FestivalMagikarp High Jump CompetitionP1 Grand PrixPokémon Grand Eating ContestPokémon Orienteering
Queen of the Princess Festival
Johto Extreme Pokémon RaceFire and Rescue Grand PrixGrass TournamentMareep FestivalPokémon Balloon Race
Pokémon Beauty ContestRock and Tumble One-on-One Tauros CompetitionRunning of the Tauros
Seaking Catching CompetitionSilver ConferenceSumo ConferenceSunflora FestivalTour de Alto MareWhirl Cup
Hoenn Battle Frontier Flute CupCrossgate PokéRingerEver Grande ConferenceFriendship FestivalHoenn Grand Festival
Marine Athletic RaceTrick House Contest
Sinnoh Croagunk FestivalFestival Battle ChallengeHearthome City Tag Battle CompetitionHearthome Collection
Lily of the Valley ConferencePokémon Dress-Up ContestPokémon Iceberg RacePokémon Ping Pong Tournament
Pokémon Summer AcademyPokémon TriathlonSinnoh Grand FestivalSinnoh Pokémon HustleSquallville PokéRinger
Unova Club BattleClubsplosionEindoak Harvest FestivalPokémon Performance CompetitionPokémon World Tournament Junior Cup
Pokéstar Studios Film CompetitionSubway Bosses' Stamp RallyVertress ConferenceWishing Bell Festival
Decolore Marine Cup TournamentPokémon Sumo TournamentScalchop King Competition
Kalos Lumiose ConferencePoké Puff ContestPokémon ShowcasePokémon Sky RelayPokémon Summer Camp
Alola Alola Bread FestivalCharjabug raceManalo Conference‎‎Pokémon Catch Adventure RacePokémon Pancake Race
Pokémon Ping-Pong tournamentPokémon Sled Jump GamesVikavolt race
Galar All-Alcremie Decoration Challenge
Unknown Pigton Town Tag BattlePokémon Catch Race


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