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Mt. Battle バトル山 Mt. Battle "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
Map description:	A place of challenging training for all trainers. It is currently held by a sinister gang.*Colo A place for Pokémon battle training that is always open to all trainer challenges.Colo A place for Pokémon battle training that is always open to Trainers.XD
Location:	Northern Orre
Region:	Orre
Generations:	III
Location of Mt. Battle in Orre.
Pokémon world locations

Mt. Battle (Japanese: バトル山 Mt. Battle) is a large mountain in northern Orre that was renovated to become the ultimate challenge for Pokémon Trainers in the games Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness. Challengers must battle through ten areas, each containing ten Trainers (Zones), to pass the challenge—a total of one hundred battles.

The mountain itself is exceedingly large and has a variety of terrain, ranging from basic rocky crags, to the volcanic inside of the mountain, to the lofty peaks. The pathway up Mt. Battle is made with metallic platforms suspended in mid-air with propellers.

Environment

The mountain itself is basically a large, hollowed out, active volcano. There are 99 yellow-outlined circular platforms (each numbered in giant red numbers, ranging from 1 to 99) that serve as the battlefields. Each is connected to the platforms before and after it by either stairs or bridges. These platforms are seen inside and outside of the volcano. There are large fans placed below the platforms, which cool the battlefields and/or keep them suspended in the air. The 100th battlefield is suspended over the mouth of the seemingly active volcano. It is surrounded by metal towers and is much larger than the last 99 battlefields.

Items

Item		Location	Games
	Full Heal	Outside; next to the stairs leading to the lobby	XD
	Time Flute ×2	Lobby; given by Vander after defeating Dakim Zone 100; next to the stairs leading to the battlefield	Colo
	TM47 (Steel Wing)	Lobby; next to the Poké Coupon exchange after defeating Dakim	Colo
	F-Disk	Zone 10; dropped by Dakim after defeating him	Colo
	Earth Ribbon	Zone 100; given to each Pokémon in the party after winning 100 battles in a row, if the same party was used in all battles	Colo  XD

Pokémon

Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle → Ho-Oh

After purifying all 48 Shadow Pokémon and clearing Mt. Battle in Battle Mode (either Single or Double Battle) with the Story Mode party, the player will obtain a Ho-Oh.

Pokémon		Level	Rate
	Ho-Oh	70	One

Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle → Earth Ribbon and the Johto starters

If the player clears Mt. Battle without altering their party or taking breaks from their challenge midway through, they will receive one of the three Johto starter Pokémon, all of which know an Egg Move and the Hyper Beam-related move of their respective type.

Pokémon		Level	Rate
	Chikorita	5	One
	Cyndaquil	5	One
	Totodile	5	One

Trainers

Pokémon Colosseum

Outside

Trainer	Pokémon
After defeating Dakim
Athlete Aidel レイ Rei Reward: $624	Pikachu♂ Lv.39 No item
	Vulpix♀ Lv.38 No item
Rematch
Athlete Aidel レイ Rei Reward: $640	Pikachu♂ Lv.40 No item
	Vulpix♀ Lv.39 No item
	Abra♂ Lv.38 No item
Trainers with a Poké Ball by their names may be challenged for a rematch after defeating certain bosses. In a rematch they may have higher-level Pokémon, and any Shadow Pokémon previously caught will be replaced.

Inside

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 1 → Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 2 → Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 3 → Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 4 → Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 5 → Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 6 → Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 7 → Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 8 → Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 9 → Pokémon Colosseum

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 10 → Pokémon Colosseum

Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Inside

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 1 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 2 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 3 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 4 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 5 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 6 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 7 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 8 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 9 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Main article: Mt. Battle Area 10 → Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

Lobby

The lobby of Mt. Battle consists of a healing machine operated by an attendant along with a PC (essentially a Pokémon Center), a Poké Coupon exchange, a Move Deleter, and the 100-battle challenge reception counter. In Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, it also contains a Move Reminder.

The prizes available at the coupon exchange, as well as the number of coupons necessary to acquire them, vary slightly by game:

Item		Price (C)	Price (XD)
Battle items
	BrightPowder	10,000PC	8,000PC
	Choice Band	10,000PC	8,000PC
	Focus Band	10,000PC	8,000PC
	King's Rock	10,000PC	8,000PC
	Leftovers	10,000PC	—
	Mental Herb	8,000PC	6,000PC
	Quick Claw	10,000PC	8,000PC
	Scope Lens	10,000PC	8,000PC
	Shell Bell	—	8,000PC
	White Herb	8,000PC	6,000PC
Berries
	Apicot Berry	15,000PC	15,000PC
	Ganlon Berry	15,000PC	15,000PC
	Petaya Berry	15,000PC	15,000PC
	Salac Berry	15,000PC	15,000PC
TMs
	TM13 (Ice Beam)	4,000PC	4,000PC
	TM24 (Thunderbolt)	4,000PC	4,000PC
	TM29 (Psychic)	3,500PC	3,500PC
	TM30 (Shadow Ball)	—	4,500PC
	TM32 (Double Team)	1,500PC	—
	TM35 (Flamethrower)	4,000PC	4,000PC

Mew Move Tutor

A Move Tutor in the lobby can teach Mew moves for the cost of 5,000 Poké Coupons. This can only be done after beating the game, but it can be done multiple times. Unlike other Move Tutors, this one does not give the player a direct choice in what Mew learns. Instead, he asks a few questions and then offers a full set of moves for Mew.

This Move Tutor can teach Mew any move it can otherwise learn by TM, HM, or from any other Generation III Move Tutor, plus the moves below:

100-battle challenge

Between each battle, all Pokémon have their HP, PP, and status conditions healed. In the non-Battle modes, however, consumable hold items (such as Berries) are not restored to a Pokémon if they are used in a battle.

Pokémon Colosseum

In Pokémon Colosseum, the 100-battle challenge can be attempted in either Story Mode or Battle Mode. In Story Mode, the opposing Trainers use Pokémon whose levels range from level 15 in Zone 1 to level 60, the highest found in the challenge, in Zone 90 and beyond. The levels of the opposing Pokémon generally increase as the challenge progresses up the mountain, with the exception of one Zone in Area 4. After each of the first nine Areas is a break room containing a PC and an Abra enlisted as part of the Mt. Battle staff. Here, the challenger can change their party, save the game, or be teleported by Abra to the foot of the mountain if they wish to quit or rest. They can then resume their challenge later from the start of any completed Area.

Two Time Flutes can be obtained from Mt. Battle. The first is obtained as part of the storyline after defeating Dakim in Zone 10. The second is found in an item chest on the summit of Mt. Battle, just before reaching Zone 100.

The Battle Mode version of the challenge differs significantly from the Story Mode version. In Battle Mode, the challenger can choose to fight Single Battles or Double Battles. Either way, the levels of all opposing Pokémon are set at either level 50 or 100 at the challenger's discretion. However, if the challenger chose to fight at level 50 and they have a Pokémon with a level higher than 50 in their party, all opposing Pokémon will be set at that level. Unlike in Story Mode, the party cannot be changed once the challenge has begun nor can a challenger quit after completing an Area and resume from that position later. The challenger can save their progress, however.

In both modes, the challenger is given Poké Coupons upon completing an area by a staff member in the break room following that area, with the exact amount varying by area and mode:

Note that the reward in Battle Mode is reduced by approximately 13% for every Legendary Pokémon that is included in the party. For example, the use of Entei would cut the reward in Area 1 to 44 Poké Coupons. By using Entei and Raikou, the reward drops to 37 Poké Coupons, and so forth.

Ho-Oh

Ho-Oh can be acquired at Mt. Battle by defeating all 100 Trainers in Battle Mode (either Single or Double Battle) with their Story Mode party after purifying all 48 Shadow Pokémon in Story Mode. Ho-Oh will then be placed in an open spot in the PC's Pokémon Storage.

Pokémon Info				Trainer Memo	Battle Moves		Ribbons
HO-OH*			Dex No.	0250	Random nature.	Normal	Recover	None
Lv70		Type		Met in a fateful encounter when	Fire	Fire Blast
		Fire	Flying	at Lv 70.	Fire	Sunny Day
		OT	MATTLE		Normal	Swift
		ID No.	10048	There is no limit to this Pokémon's availability. It may be obtained on any date, beginning from when it was released. It was available in all regions.
Item		Ability
None		Pressure
This Pokémon is English in origin.
Can be obtained with: R S FR LG E
Obtained from: Colo XD Box Chn Distribution

Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

In Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, the general format for the challenge is the same as that of Colosseum's Story Mode. The only significant change is in the levels of the Pokémon used, as they now range from level 9 in Zone 1 to level 70, the highest found in the challenge, in Zone 99. There are also significant jumps in levels between Areas 2 and 3, Areas 4 and 5, and Areas 6 and 7. The rewards for completing each Area in Pokémon XD are as follows:

Area	Coupons	Item*
Mt. Battle Area 1	200		Macho Brace
Mt. Battle Area 2	300		TM03 (Water Pulse)
Mt. Battle Area 3	600		TM34 (Shock Wave)
Mt. Battle Area 4	700		TM42 (Facade)
Mt. Battle Area 5	1,000		TM39 (Rock Tomb)
Mt. Battle Area 6	1,200		TM50 (Overheat)
Mt. Battle Area 7	1,500		TM04 (Calm Mind)
Mt. Battle Area 8	1,600		TM08 (Bulk Up)
Mt. Battle Area 9	1,700		TM40 (Aerial Ace)
Mt. Battle Area 10	2,000	—

As in Pokémon Colosseum, the use of Legendary Pokémon will reduce the Poké Coupon reward. However, in Pokémon XD, use of Legendary Pokémon cuts the reward by 15%, leaving the player with 85% of the original coupons. Using two would leave him/her with 72¼% of the original (85% of 85%).

Earth Ribbon and the Johto starters

If all 100 Trainers are defeated over the course of multiple trips to Mt. Battle, there is no additional reward other than the 2,000 Poké Coupons for clearing Area 10. Similarly, there is no bonus for defeating all 100 Trainers with different parties during a single, continuous challenge. However, if all 100 Trainers are defeated with the same party during a single, continuous challenge—essentially, if Mt. Battle is cleared under the restrictions from Colosseum's Battle Mode—each of the Pokémon in the player's party will receive an Earth Ribbon commemorating the 100-win streak. Additionally, the player is offered one of the three Johto starters: Chikorita, Cyndaquil, or Totodile. They are unique in that they each have one Egg Move and one Hyper Beam-related move. The other two moves are standard. All three of the following Pokémon can be acquired by successfully completing the Mt. Battle challenge three times, but each one can only be obtained once. It is not necessary to use different teams of Pokémon for each challenge.

Pokémon Info				Trainer Memo	Battle Moves		Ribbons
CHIKORITA*	♂/♀	Dex No.	0152	Random nature.	Normal	Tackle	None
Lv5		Type		Met in a fateful encounter when	Normal	Growl
		Grass		Unknown	at Lv 5.	Rock		AncientPower
		OT	(Player's)		Grass	Frenzy Plant
		ID No.	(Player's)	There is no limit to this Pokémon's availability. It may be obtained on any date, beginning from when it was released. It was available in all regions.
Item		Ability
None		Overgrow
This Pokémon is English in origin.
Can be obtained with: R S FR LG E
Obtained from: Colo XD Box Chn Distribution

Pokémon Info				Trainer Memo	Battle Moves		Ribbons
CYNDAQUIL*	♂/♀	Dex No.	0155	Random nature.	Normal	Tackle	None
Lv5		Type		Met in a fateful encounter when	Normal	Leer
		Fire		Unknown	at Lv 5.	Fighting		Reversal
		OT	(Player's)		Fire	Blast Burn
		ID No.	(Player's)	There is no limit to this Pokémon's availability. It may be obtained on any date, beginning from when it was released. It was available in all regions.
Item		Ability
None		Blaze
This Pokémon is English in origin.
Can be obtained with: R S FR LG E
Obtained from: Colo XD Box Chn Distribution

Pokémon Info				Trainer Memo	Battle Moves		Ribbons
TOTODILE*	♂/♀	Dex No.	0158	Random nature.	Normal	Scratch	None
Lv5		Type		Met in a fateful encounter when	Normal	Leer
		Water		Unknown	at Lv 5.	Dark		Crunch
		OT	(Player's)		Water	Hydro Cannon
		ID No.	(Player's)	There is no limit to this Pokémon's availability. It may be obtained on any date, beginning from when it was released. It was available in all regions.
Item		Ability
None		Torrent
This Pokémon is English in origin.
Can be obtained with: R S FR LG E
Obtained from: Colo XD Box Chn Distribution

Trivia

• In Pokémon Colosseum, the Zone 77 Trainer's team in the Single Battle Battle Mode is based on the main Pokémon of Jirachi: Wish Maker: Jirachi was the main focus of the film; Kirlia, Dusclops, and Mightyena were owned by Butler; and Absol and Flygon were wild Pokémon that served notable roles for the plot.
• In Pokémon Colosseum, Area 9's Area Leader's team in the Single Battle Battle Mode is a reference to the puzzles for unlocking the legendary titans in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire; in addition to including Regirock, Regice, and Registeel themselves, his team contains Wailord, Relicanth, and Flygon. The former two Pokémon were required to complete the first puzzle in the Sealed Chamber, while Flygon was the only species at the time that could learn all of Dig, Strength, and Fly, which were needed for the Sealed Chamber's second puzzle, the Desert Ruins' puzzle, and the Ancient Tomb's puzzle respectively.
• In Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, the Trainer at Zone 35 states "I've heard someone has the same team combination as me. Do you know him or her?" With a team consisting of a Cacnea and a Chimecho, she has the same team as James of Team Rocket had in the Advanced Generation series' Hoenn saga in the anime.
  • In addition, she references the Team Rocket trio's Japanese blastoff phrase after being defeated.
• In Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, the Trainer in Zone 93 has the two starter Pokémon—Espeon and Umbreon—and the three Legendary beasts—Entei, Raikou, and Suicune—available in Pokémon Colosseum on her team.
• In Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, the Zone 85 Trainer's Articuno knows Sheer Cold at level 64, even though it cannot learn the move until level 85.
• In Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, all of the opponents' Pokémon fought in Areas 7-9 give one EV type up to the halfway point and from there to the end points in those areas.
  • In Area 7 Battles 1-5, all Pokémon give out Speed EVs while, in Battles 6-10, they give out Special Attack EVs.
  • In Area 8 Battles 1-5, all Pokémon give out Special Defense EVs, while in Battles 6-10, they give out Attack EVs.
  • In Area 9 Battles 1-5, all Pokémon give out HP EVs, while in Battles 6-10, they give out Defense EVs.

In other languages

Language Title European French Mont Bataille German Duellberg Italian Monte Lotta European Spanish Monte Batalla

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