Pedra Valley

Pedra Valley (Japanese: ペドラバレー Pedra Valley) is the 13th area in Pokémon Shuffle, consisting of thirty stages. It follows Wacky Workshop and precedes Albens Town. In Pokémon Shuffle, it first became playable on May 11, 2015, with stages through Stage 190 (Steelix). Stages up to 200 (Tyranitar) were published on June 8, 2015 while the final stages finally became available on July 6, 2015. In Pokémon Shuffle Mobile, it was first made playable through Stage 190 (Steelix) on November 9, 2015.

Unlike other areas, stages here appear one at a time. In preceding areas, stages appeared five at a time, with only the next available stage playable and the others locked.

The area appears similar to a canyon located in the American frontier, with a steep cliff on the north side. Shovels, barrels, saloons, and covered wagons are located throughout the area.

Stages

Stage	Pokémon		Type	HP	Moves	Catchability		EXP	Notes
						Base	Bonus
181		Sneasel	Dark	7,372	16	77% (3DS) 22% (Mobile)	2% (3DS) 3% (Mobile)	16
182		Duosion	Psychic	6,627	10	12% (3DS) 12% (Mobile)	6% (3DS) 5% (Mobile)	10	3-Pokémon stage
183		Snorlax	Normal	31,955	55	2%	2%	55 (3DS) 50 (Mobile)
184		Granbull	Fairy	10,672 (3DS) 13,340 (Mobile)	17	66% (3DS) 23% (Mobile)	2%	17
185		Frogadier	Water	2,576	7	11%	6%	7
186		Gurdurr	Fighting	16,544 (3DS) 22,334 (Mobile)	22	32% (3DS) 17% (Mobile)	4% (3DS) 1% (Mobile)	22	3-Pokémon stage
187		Quilladin	Grass	4,636	8	2%	13% (3DS) 11% (Mobile)	8
188		Shelgon	Dragon	15,238	18	7% (3DS) 3% (Mobile)	3%	18	3-Pokémon stage
189		Braixen	Fire	4,108 (3DS) 4,987 (Mobile)	7	17%	12% (3DS) 4% (Mobile)	7	3-Pokémon stage
190		Steelix	Steel	8,061	26	22% (3DS) 14% (Mobile)	3% (3DS) 2% (Mobile)	26	Changed from 9,484 HP in 3DS update 1.4.46.
191		Blitzle	Electric	9,893	16	62%	3%	16	3-Pokémon stage
192		Lickilicky	Normal	12,705	22	29%	4%	22
193		Pangoro	Fighting	13,182	16	7%	5%	16
194		Garbodor	Poison	5,940	12	45%	5%	12
195		Doublade	Steel	7,022	22	12%	2%	22
196		Cofagrigus	Ghost	13,524	9	55%	5%	9	3-Pokémon stage
197		Reuniclus	Psychic	20,160	30	9%	3%	30
198		Conkeldurr	Fighting	17,740	24	19%	3%	24
199		Tangrowth	Grass	13,461	16	65%	3%	16
200		Tyranitar	Rock	18,385	30	3%	3%	30
201		Hippowdon	Ground	13,368	15	65% (3DS) 24% (Mobile)	3%	15
202		Weavile	Dark	12,627	18	8%	3%	18
203		Avalugg	Ice	15,873	26	11%	3%	26
204		Braviary	Flying	11,008 (3DS) 33,941 (Mobile)	8	5% (3DS) 13% (Mobile)	4% (3DS) 2% (Mobile)	8	3-Pokémon stage
205		Excadrill	Ground	23,129	30	1%	2%	30
206		Volcarona	Bug	7,623 (3DS) 10,055 (Mobile)	14	33%	3%	14
207		Aegislash	Steel	7,099	17	6%	2%	17
208		Zebstrika	Electric	8,016	10	28%	5%	10	3-Pokémon stage
209		Salamence	Flying	15,206 (3DS) 17,347 (Mobile)	18	2%	3%	18
210		Mega Heracross	Bug	13,988	25	N/A	N/A	25	Rewarded with a Heracronite and a Jewel in Shuffle. Rewarded with a Heracronite and 5 Hearts in Shuffle Mobile.

Names

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	ペドラバレー Pedra Valley	From pedra (Portuguese for stone) and valley
English	Pedra Valley	Same as Japanese name
French	Vallée Pedra	Same as Japanese name
German	Geröllschlucht	From Geröll (boulder) and Schlucht (canyon)
Italian	Valle Pedra	Same as Japanese name
Korean	페드라 밸리 Pedra Valley	Same as Japanese name
Spanish	Valle Rocoso	From valle (valley) and rocoso (rocky)

Stages in Pokémon Shuffle Main Stages Puerto Blanco • Sandy Bazaar • Night Festival • Isla Asul • Rainbow Park Galerie Rouge • Sweet Strasse • Silbern Museum • Mt. Vinter • Castle Noapte Jungle Verde • Wacky Workshop • Pedra Valley • Albens Town • Roseus Center Desert Umbra • Violeta Palace • Blau Salon • Graucus Hall • Nacht Carnival Prasino Woods • Zaffiro Coast • Marron Trail Expert Stages Expert Stages Special Stages Commemorative Event • Competitive Stage • Daily Pokémon Escalation Battle • An Evolving Challenge! • Great Challenge High-Speed Challenge • Special Challenge • Ultra Challenge One Chance a Day! • Pokémon Safari • Meowth's Coin Mania Skill Booster M Stage! • Tons of Exp. Points • Try 'Em Items Stage Survival Mode Survival Mode

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