Grand Rush set 4 (Ga-Olé)

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The fourth set in the Pokémon Ga-Olé Grand Rush series was released on February 13, 2020. It features 68 standard disks and 2 secret disks. It is the nineteenth set overall.

Information

The fourth Grand Rush set includes a selection of Pokémon primarily from Generations IV and V, a handful of which make their Pokémon Ga-Olé debut. Several high-grade Pokémon also continued to support the Double Rush and Combo Rush mechanics that were the focal point of the series. This set featured a number of courses on which Pokémon with the Double Rush ability could be encountered. Sinnoh Legendary Pokémon Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina were among the first, the latter consecutively in its Origin and Altered Formes on two dedicated courses, as well as the Eon Pokémon Latias and Latios, which have the ability to Mega Evolve. Unlike prior Grand Rush sets, certain courses featured the Ultra Beast Appears! icon from the launch of the set. By playing any of these courses, players would have the chance of encountering Ultra Beasts Blacephalon and Stakataka, both Grade 5 Pokémon with the Double Rush ability. Pokémon supporting the Combo Rush mechanic in this set include the final evolutions of the Generation IV first partner Pokémon Torterra, Infernape, and Empoleon, and the final evolutions of the Generation V first partner Pokémon Serperior, Emboar, and Samurott. Each Pokémon within these groups of three can Combo Rush with one another. Analogous Pokémon Electivire and Magmortar can also Combo Rush with each other.

As part of a tie-in with the anime, Ash and Goh were integrated into a number of gameplay features. Goh replaced the Experienced Trainer that would normally appear in Golden Chance as well as Mister Trade who would normally appear in Trade Chance! Ash replaced the Experienced Trainer that offers consolation disks if no Pokémon were captured during Get by Battle mode. The two were also featured as opponents in Trainer and Battle Mode, which was available to challenge from February 24, 2020. This was considerably earlier into the set's duration compared to other sets—the fourth Ultra Legend set, which also featured special opponents in Trainer and Battle Mode, shares this trait. The lineup included 1 new Trainer class in addition to Ash and Goh, who had their hometown as part of their name instead of "Pokémon Trainer". Ash could be challenged after defeating the other Trainer and Battle Mode opponents. Promotional disks could also be dispensed for an additional ¥100 following battles with Goh or Ash, with 'WINNER' versions available to players who successfully defeated their teams. Players facing Goh could receive a Scorbunny disk, while those facing Ash could receive a Mew disk or a Lugia disk.

Haxorus and Dusk Form Lycanroc were added as Support Pokémon from this set. Players registering a Ga-Olé Pass for the first time would automatically receive Haxorus as a Support Pokémon as part of the Pokémon Ga-Olé Welcome Campaign.

A number of promotions and events that were to be held throughout this set's duration were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the first of which was a Ga-Olé Ticket giveaway scheduled to begin at Pokémon Centers from February 28, 2020. This ticket would have unlocked the Legendary Pokémon Gathering Course (Japanese: でんせつのポケモン だいしゅうごうコース), intended to be playable from the giveaway start date until May 31, 2020. Its postponement was announced on the Ga-Olé website on February 28 and confirmation of its cancellation was announced on April 14. Further instances of the CoroCoro Dream Fight! Rayquaza Super Challenge were scheduled to be held at stores across Japan between March 14 and April 5, 2020, which would have given players another opportunity to earn promotional Rayquaza disks. Its cancellation was announced on February 28. The Pokémon Ga-Olé Get Campaign associated with this set, due to begin on March 12, 2020 at participating Molly Fantasy and PALO entertainment centers across Japan, was canceled on March 11. This course would have given players the opportunity to catch and earn a promotional Zygarde disk. The release of the fifth Grand Rush set was also pushed into June from its intended launch date of April 23, 2020. As a result, courses from this set that were due to expire on April 22 remained playable until the day before the fifth set's eventual release.

Course summary

Standard courses
484 483
Dialga & Palkia Double Rush Course
ディアルガ・パルキア ダブルラッシュコース
Playable at set launch
487O
Giratina Double Rush Course: Origin
ギラティナ ダブルラッシュコース オリジン
Playable at set launch to March 18, 2020
025 133
Let's Begin Ga-Olé! Course
はじめようガオーレ!コース
Playable at set launch
716 717
Its Z-Move! Xerneas & Yveltal Course
Zワザだ!ゼルネアス・イベルタルコース
Playable from March 12, 2020
487
Giratina Double Rush Course: Altered
ギラティナ ダブルラッシュコース アナザー
Playable from March 19, 2020
646 150 384M
Double Rush One After Another Course
ダブルラッシュぞくぞくコース
Playable from March 26, 2020
Limited courses
Ga-Olé Ticket Available for Pokémon Ga-Olé Members to redeem from February 13, 2020 for 1,000 Member Points
386A
Get It! Deoxys (Attack Forme) Course
てにいれろ!デオキシス(アタックフォルム)コース
Playable from February 13 to June 7, 2020
Ga-Olé Ticket Available as an insert in the April 2020 issue of CoroCoro Ichiban!, released on February 21, 2020
250 802
Get It! Ho-Oh & Marshadow Course
てにいれろ!ホウオウ・マーシャドーコース
Playable from February 21 to June 7, 2020
Ga-Olé Ticket
381M 380M
Mega Latias & Mega Latios Double Rush Course
メガラティアス・メガラティオス ダブルラッシュコース
Playable from February 27 to April 8, 2020
Ga-Olé Ticket Available as an insert in issue 67 of Pokémon Fan, released on February 28, 2020
249 807
Get It! Lugia & Zeraora Course
てにいれろ!ルギア・ゼラオラコース
Playable from February 28 to June 7, 2020
Ga-Olé Ticket
Ga-Olé Ticket
Ga-Olé Ticket
Ga-Olé Ticket
Ga-Olé Ticket



Trainer and Battle mode opponents

Gardener Sachie
えんげいかのサチエ
Ga-Olé Trainer Gardener.png
Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆
Tretta Poison type.png
Garbodor
569Garbodor.png
Tretta Poison type.png Gunk Shot
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Steel type.pngTretta Psychic type.png
Bronzong
437Bronzong.png
Tretta Psychic type.png Extrasensory
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Psychic type.pngTretta Flying type.png
Swoobat
528Swoobat.png
Tretta Psychic type.png Psychic
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Steel type.pngTretta Ground type.png
Steelix
208Steelix.png
Tretta Steel type.png Iron Tail
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Mischievous Boy Hodaka
やんちゃボーイのホダカ
Ga-Olé Trainer Mischievous Boy.png
Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆
Tretta Water type.png
Milotic
350Milotic.png
Tretta Water type.png Hydro Pump
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Electric type.png
Electivire
466Electivire.png
Tretta Electric type.png Wild Charge
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Fire type.png
Magmortar
467Magmortar.png
Tretta Fire type.png Flamethrower
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Dragon type.pngTretta Flying type.png
Salamence
373Salamence.png
Tretta Dragon type.png Dragon Rush
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Mischievous Girl Yuika
やんちゃガールのユイカ
Ga-Olé Trainer Mischievous Girl.png
Difficulty: ★★★☆☆
Tretta Rock type.pngTretta Flying type.png
Aerodactyl
142Aerodactyl.png
Tretta Rock type.png Rock Slide
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Electric type.pngTretta Steel type.png
Magnezone
462Magnezone.png
Tretta Steel type.png Flash Cannon
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Bug type.pngTretta Water type.png
Golisopod
768Golisopod.png
Tretta Bug type.png First Impression
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Dragon type.pngTretta Ground type.png
Garchomp
445Garchomp.png
Tretta Ground type.png Earthquake
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Vermilion City's Goh
クチバシティのゴウ
Ga-Olé Trainer Goh.png
Difficulty: ★★★★☆
Tretta Fire type.png
Scorbunny
813Scorbunny.png
Tretta Fire type.png Ember
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Bug type.pngTretta Flying type.png
Scyther
123Scyther.png
Tretta Bug type.png Fury Cutter
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Ground type.pngTretta Ghost type.png
Golurk
623Golurk.png
Tretta Ground type.png Earthquake
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta None type.png
None.png
Tretta None type.png
Tretta None type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png
Pallet Town's Ash
マサラタウンのサトシ
Ga-Olé Trainer Ash.png
Difficulty: ★★★★★
Tretta Psychic type.png
Mr. Mime
122Mr. Mime.png
Tretta Psychic type.png Psychic
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Dragon type.pngTretta Flying type.png
Dragonite
149Dragonite.png
Tretta Dragon type.png Dragon Rush
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta Electric type.png
Pikachu
025Pikachu.png
Tretta Electric type.png Thunderbolt
Tretta Grass type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png Leech Seed
Tretta None type.png
None.png
Tretta None type.png
Tretta None type.pngGa-Olé Double Rush.png


Set list

Disk No. Name Type Grade
GR4-001 Turtwig Grass Grade 1
GR4-002 Grotle Grass Grade 2
GR4-003 Torterra GrassGround Grade 3
GR4-004 Torterra GrassGround Grade 4
GR4-005 Chimchar Fire Grade 1
GR4-006 Monferno FireFighting Grade 2
GR4-007 Infernape FireFighting Grade 3
GR4-008 Infernape FireFighting Grade 4
GR4-009 Piplup Water Grade 1
GR4-010 Prinplup Water Grade 2
GR4-011 Empoleon WaterSteel Grade 3
GR4-012 Empoleon WaterSteel Grade 4
GR4-013 Snivy Grass Grade 1
GR4-014 Servine Grass Grade 2
GR4-015 Serperior Grass Grade 3
GR4-016 Serperior Grass Grade 4
GR4-017 Tepig Fire Grade 1
GR4-018 Pignite FireFighting Grade 2
GR4-019 Emboar FireFighting Grade 3
GR4-020 Emboar FireFighting Grade 4
GR4-021 Oshawott Water Grade 1
GR4-022 Dewott Water Grade 2
GR4-023 Samurott Water Grade 3
GR4-024 Samurott Water Grade 4
GR4-025 Feebas Water Grade 1
GR4-026 Milotic Water Grade 2
GR4-027 Milotic Water Grade 3
GR4-028 Bronzor SteelPsychic Grade 1
GR4-029 Bronzong SteelPsychic Grade 2
GR4-030 Bronzong SteelPsychic Grade 3
GR4-031 Woobat PsychicFlying Grade 1
GR4-032 Swoobat PsychicFlying Grade 2
GR4-033 Swoobat PsychicFlying Grade 3
GR4-034 Trubbish Poison Grade 1
GR4-035 Garbodor Poison Grade 2
GR4-036 Garbodor Poison Grade 3
GR4-037 Elekid Electric Grade 1
GR4-038 Electabuzz Electric Grade 2
GR4-039 Electivire Electric Grade 3
GR4-040 Electivire Electric Grade 4
GR4-041 Magby Fire Grade 1
GR4-042 Magmar Fire Grade 2
GR4-043 Magmortar Fire Grade 3
GR4-044 Magmortar Fire Grade 4
GR4-045 Bagon Dragon Grade 1
GR4-046 Shelgon Dragon Grade 2
GR4-047 Salamence DragonFlying Grade 3
GR4-048 Salamence DragonFlying Grade 4
GR4-049 Magnemite ElectricSteel Grade 1
GR4-050 Magneton ElectricSteel Grade 2
GR4-051 Magnezone ElectricSteel Grade 3
GR4-052 Magnezone ElectricSteel Grade 4
GR4-053 Aerodactyl RockFlying Grade 3
GR4-054 Aerodactyl RockFlying Grade 4
GR4-055 Gible DragonGround Grade 1
GR4-056 Gabite DragonGround Grade 2
GR4-057 Garchomp DragonGround Grade 3
GR4-058 Garchomp DragonGround Grade 4
GR4-059 Latias DragonPsychic Grade 5
GR4-060 Latios DragonPsychic Grade 5
GR4-061 Dialga SteelDragon Grade 5
GR4-062 Palkia WaterDragon Grade 5
GR4-063 Giratina GhostDragon Grade 5
GR4-064 Giratina GhostDragon Grade 5
GR4-065 Xerneas Fairy Grade 5
GR4-066 Yveltal DarkFlying Grade 5
GR4-067 Blacephalon FireGhost Grade 5
GR4-068 Stakataka RockSteel Grade 5
GR4-030★ Bronzong SteelPsychic Grade 3
GR4-033★ Swoobat PsychicFlying Grade 3
 



Original series
Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4Set 5
Dash series
Dash set 1Dash set 2Dash set 3Dash set 4Dash set 5
Ultra Legend series
Ultra Legend set 1Ultra Legend set 2Ultra Legend set 3
Ultra Legend set 4Ultra Legend set 5
Grand Rush series
Grand Rush set 1Grand Rush set 2Grand Rush set 3
Grand Rush set 4Grand Rush set 5
Promotional
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