Auroma Park
Auroma Park (Japanese: ゼフィオパーク Zefio Park) is a 3-on-3 Quick Battle stage in Pokémon UNITE.
Boss Rush is set in Auroma Park, though its layout has been changed drastically into a circular arena.
Layout
There are two indestructible shared goal zones, in which both teams can score in. Conveyor belts are the main feature of Auroma Park, providing quick maneuverability and movement speed. The team's base leads into the centre of the map by a conveyor belt. There are eight conveyor to provide easy rotation from one side of the map to the other. Four go clockwise round the map, while the remainder go counter-clockwise. A pair of curved conveyor belts surround the Araquanid area and a looped conveyor goes around the boss pit clockwise. Sitrus Berries spawn around the Araquanid area and Salac Berries spawn near conveyor belts. Coming off a conveyor gives the pokémon a slight speed boost, similiar to a Salac Berry's effect. Walking on a conveyor belt in the opposite direction slows the pokémon significantly.
Gameplay
In Auroma Park, there are two goal zones with no team affiliation, so either team can score in them. When a player scores in a goal zone, it creates a temporary bonus where all future scores will be doubled. If a player from the other team scores in the same goal zone, the bonus ends immediately. At 3:00, Regigigas appears. The team that defeats Regigigas is granted shields that double scoring speed and make goals unable to be interrupted, similar to Rayquaza in Theia Sky Ruins.
Pokémon
| Standard Pokémon | |||||||
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| Pokémon | Aeos Energy | Evolution | Spawn | Respawn | Basic Attack | Behavior | |
 Ledyba
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2 Aeos Energy | Evolves into Ledian | 5:00 | 40 seconds | Melee | Moves back and forth in a certain area. It will attack when provoked. | |
 Sunkern
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2 Aeos Energy | Evolves into Sunflora | 5:00 | 40 seconds | Melee | Moves back and forth in a certain area. It may attack when the player is near. | |
 Venomoth
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5 Aeos Energy, 8 Aeos Energy(Final Stretch) | Doesn't Evolve | 5:00 | 1 minute | Melee | It will attack when provoked | |
 Abra
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20 Aeos Energy, 23 Aeos Energy(Final Stretch) | Doesn't Evolve | 5:00 | N/A | Doesn't Attack | It will begin to teleport once it has been hit by an attack. | |
 Dewpider
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2 Aeos Energy, 3 Aeos Energy | Doesn't Evolve | Two will spawn when Araquanid enters combat | Melee | They appear when Araquanid is being attacked and will crawl towards the player to attack. If the player exits combat without defeating the Dewpider, the Dewpider will wait beside Araquanid. | ||
 Araquanid
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15 Aeos Energy, 20 Aeos Energy(Final Stretch) | Doesn't Evolve | 5:00 | 45 seconds | Ranged | They will slowly crawl towards the player when they enter its circular area and shoot water out of its mouth as a ranged attack, while summoning two Dewpider. | |
| Evolved Pokémon | |||||||
 Ledian
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3 Aeos Energy | Evolves from Ledyba | 1:00 | 40 seconds | Melee | It moves back and forth within a certain area. It will attack when provoked | |
 Sunflora
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5 Aeos Energy | Evolves from Sunkern | 1:00 | 40 seconds | Heavy Melee | It moves back and forth in a certain area. It may attack a nearby player | |
| Boss Pokémon | Buffs | ||||||
 Regigigas
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30 Aeos Energy, 40 Aeos Energy(Final Stretch) | Doesn't Evolve | 3:00 | 2 minutes | Heavy Melee | It will start to attack once a player has entered its area. | The team that defeats it will be granted shields that double scoring speed and make scoring unable to be interrupted. |
Names
| Language | Name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ゼフィオパーク Zefio Park | From zephyr (west wind; gentle breeze) and fiore (Italian for "flower") |
| English | Auroma Park | From αὔρα aúrā (Ancient Greek for "breeze") and aroma |
| German | Aura-Park | From αὔρα aúrā (Ancient Greek for "breeze") |
| European Spanish | Parque Aural | |
| French | Jardin des Senteurs | From senteur (scent) |
| Italian | Parco Zefiro | From zefiro (zephyr) |
| Korean | 아우라파크 Aura Park | From αὔρα aúrā (Ancient Greek for "breeze") |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 奧拉公園 Àolā Gōngyuán / Oulāai Gūngyún | From the transcription of aura |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 奥拉公园 Àolā Gōngyuán |
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