PokéMileage Club

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The PokéMileage Club's logo

The PokéMileage Club (Japanese: ポケマイルクラブ PokéMile Club) was an online feature of the Pokémon Global Link for Pokémon X and Y and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. The Club featured a PokéMileage Shop where players could spend Poké Miles to purchase items, attractions where players could spend Poké Miles to win items by playing games, and occasional specials that offered exclusive items. Any items obtained were stored on the Global Link, up to a maximum of 20 different items and 99 of each item. From there, they were transferred to the user's game through Game Sync, after which items could be picked up from a delivery girl at any Pokémon Center.

A Summer Campaign was held from July 21, 2015 to August 3, 2015. In this campaign, the price of all items in the PokéMileage Shop and the price of all Attractions were halved. The Ability Capsule was added to the shop and could be bought for 5000 Poké Miles. The PokéMileage Club also held a Thanks Campaign, which started from July 26, 2016, and ran until the end of the service.[when did the service end?] Like the previous campaign, the price of all items in the PokéMileage Shop and the price of all Attractions were halved, and the Ability Capsule was added again as a buyable item.

PokéMileage Shop

Poké Miles stored on the Global Link could be exchanged for items online. The number and price of items that were available for exchange vary depending on the number of Medals the player had obtained.

If a user already had the maximum amount of an item stored on the Global Link, they would not be able to purchase any more of that item until they sent the items already queued for transfer to their game through Game Sync.

Pokémon Global Link
Less than 20 Medals
Pokémon Global Link
20 Medals or more


Attractions

Attractions at the PokéMileage Club could be played to earn various items. Different levels of an attraction could be unlocked after the user has earned enough Medals on the Global Link.

Poké Miles were only deducted from the user's account when they choose "Start" within the game and explicitly confirm the Poké Miles to be used.

Attraction Level Medals needed Cost per play
Balloon Popping 1 20 100 Miles
2
3
Graffiti Eraser 1 20 100 Miles
2
3
Mine Cart Adventure 1 1 20 Miles
2 20 100 Miles
3 40 200 Miles
Poké Doll Grabber 1 20 100 Miles
2
3

Balloon Popping

Balloon Popping Attraction

Balloon Popping (Japanese: バルーンポッピング Balloon Popping) was a game where the player's goal is to pop 10 balloons shaped like various Pokémon as they float across the sky. The game had no time limit.

Popping a balloon was accomplished simply by clicking it. Once 10 balloons have been popped, they would be summed into a final score which determined the player's final rank. Balloons were worth random numbers of points from 1 to 10. The player would receive an item depending on the level of the game.

Balloon Popping was the first attraction made available in the PokéMileage Club, starting on January 14, 2014.

Balloons

Level Balloons
Level 1 Pikachu Munna Chespin Fennekin Froakie
Level 2 Whimsicott Emolga Pancham Swirlix Dedenne
Level 3 Koffing Hoothoot Murkrow Woobat Lampent

Ranks

Rank Numbers
E 10 - 29
D 30 - 49
C 50 - 69
B 70 - 79
A 80 - 100

Items

Lv. 1
Dream Metal Coat Sprite.png Metal Coat ×1 Dream Prism Scale Sprite.png Prism Scale ×1
Dream Up-Grade Sprite.png Up-Grade ×1 Dream Dubious Disc Sprite.png Dubious Disc ×1
Dream Deep Sea Tooth Sprite.png Deep Sea Tooth ×1 Dream Deep Sea Scale Sprite.png Deep Sea Scale ×1
Dream Shiny Stone Sprite.png Shiny Stone ×1 Dream Dawn Stone Sprite.png Dawn Stone ×1
Dream Fire Stone Sprite.png Fire Stone ×1 Dream Kelpsy Berry Sprite.png Kelpsy Berry ×3
Dream Hondew Berry Sprite.png Hondew Berry ×3


Lv. 2
Dream King's Rock Sprite.png King's Rock ×1 Dream Dragon Scale Sprite.png Dragon Scale ×1
Dream Electirizer Sprite.png Electirizer ×1 Dream Magmarizer Sprite.png Magmarizer ×1
Dream Sachet Sprite.png Sachet ×1 Dream Oval Stone Sprite.png Oval Stone ×1
Dream Sun Stone Sprite.png Sun Stone ×1 Dream Thunder Stone Sprite.png Thunder Stone ×1
Dream Water Stone Sprite.png Water Stone ×1 Dream Qualot Berry Sprite.png Qualot Berry ×3
Dream Grepa Berry Sprite.png Grepa Berry ×3


Lv. 3
Dream Razor Claw Sprite.png Razor Claw ×1 Dream Razor Fang Sprite.png Razor Fang ×1
Dream Protector Sprite.png Protector ×1 Dream Reaper Cloth Sprite.png Reaper Cloth ×1
Dream Whipped Dream Sprite.png Whipped Dream ×1 Dream Everstone Sprite.png Everstone ×1
Dream Moon Stone Sprite.png Moon Stone ×1 Dream Dusk Stone Sprite.png Dusk Stone ×1
Dream Leaf Stone Sprite.png Leaf Stone ×1 Dream Pomeg Berry Sprite.png Pomeg Berry ×3
Dream Tamato Berry Sprite.png Tamato Berry ×3

Graffiti Eraser

Graffiti Eraser Attraction

Graffiti Eraser (Japanese: グラフィティワイピング Graffiti Wiping) was a game where the player's goal is to clear graffiti from a store window, revealing three Poké Dolls. The game had no time limit.

Clearing graffiti was accomplished by clicking a piece of graffiti or holding the mouse button down while moving over it. Each piece of graffiti took four clicks to be cleared. The Poké Dolls had 10 set positions, but at the start of each game, the dolls in each position were randomly scrambled. Occasionally, one of the 10 standard dolls was be replaced with a Poké Doll of a Legendary Pokémon instead once the graffiti had covered the window.

When a Poké Doll was fully uncovered, a star would appear over its head. Once three Poké Dolls are uncovered, their scores were added and the player's final rank was determined. The standard Poké Dolls were worth a random point value from 1 to 49, but the Poké Dolls of Legendary Pokémon were always worth 50 points. The player would receive an item depending on the final rank and on the level of the game.

Graffiti Eraser was made available on April 15, 2014

Dolls

Level Standard dolls Legendary dolls
Level 1 DW Cleffa Doll.png DW Wooper Doll.png DW Elekid Doll.png DW Magby Doll.png DW Whismur Doll.png DW Spinda Doll.png DW Pachirisu Doll.png DW Mime Jr Doll.png DW Foongus Doll.png DW Litwick Doll.png DW Celebi Doll.png DW Jirachi Doll.png
Level 2 DW Meowth Doll.png DW Eevee Doll.png DW Ludicolo Doll.png DW Absol Doll.png DW Bidoof Doll.png DW Lucario Doll.png DW Croagunk Doll.png DW Pansage Doll.png DW Pansear Doll.png DW Panpour Doll.png DW Land Shaymin Doll.png DW Arceus Doll.png
Level 3 DW Wobbuffet Doll.png DW Sudowoodo Doll.png DW Pelipper Doll.png DW Wailord Doll.png DW Snivy Doll.png DW Tepig Doll.png DW Oshawott Doll.png DW Audino Doll.png DW Emolga Doll.png DW Normal Deoxys Doll.png DW Darkrai Doll.png

Ranks

Rank Numbers
E 3 - 29
D 30 - 49
C 50 - 69
B 70 - 79
A 80 - 100

Items

Lv. 1
Dream PP Max Sprite.png PP Max ×1 Dream PP Up Sprite.png PP Up ×1
Dream Destiny Knot Sprite.png Destiny Knot ×1 Dream Power Bracer Sprite.png Power Bracer ×1
Dream Power Lens Sprite.png Power Lens ×1 Dream Rare Candy Sprite.png Rare Candy ×1
Dream Heart Scale Sprite.png Heart Scale ×1 Dream Protein Sprite.png Protein ×1
Dream Calcium Sprite.png Calcium ×1 Dream Muscle Wing Sprite.png Muscle Wing ×4
Dream Genius Wing Sprite.png Genius Wing ×4


Lv. 2
Dream PP Max Sprite.png PP Max ×1 Dream PP Up Sprite.png PP Up ×1
Dream Lucky Egg Sprite.png Lucky Egg ×1 Dream Power Belt Sprite.png Power Belt ×1
Dream Power Band Sprite.png Power Band ×1 Dream Rare Candy Sprite.png Rare Candy ×1
Dream Heart Scale Sprite.png Heart Scale ×1 Dream Iron Sprite.png Iron ×1
Dream Zinc Sprite.png Zinc ×1 Dream Resist Wing Sprite.png Resist Wing ×4
Dream Clever Wing Sprite.png Clever Wing ×4


Lv. 3
Dream PP Max Sprite.png PP Max ×1 Dream PP Up Sprite.png PP Up ×1
Dream Macho Brace Sprite.png Macho Brace ×1 Dream Power Weight Sprite.png Power Weight ×1
Dream Power Anklet Sprite.png Power Anklet ×1 Dream Rare Candy Sprite.png Rare Candy ×1
Dream Heart Scale Sprite.png Heart Scale ×1 Dream HP Up Sprite.png HP Up ×1
Dream Carbos Sprite.png Carbos ×1 Dream Health Wing Sprite.png Health Wing ×4
Dream Swift Wing Sprite.png Swift Wing ×4

Mine Cart Adventure

Mine Cart Adventure Attraction

Mine Cart Adventure (Japanese: マインカート アドベンチャー Mine Cart Adventure) was a game where the player's goal is to collect as many Berries as possible. In the game, three sets of mine cart tracks ran alongside a row of Berry trees. Fallen Berries also laid along the tracks themselves.

The player would first choose a track, and then they could direct a Pokémon to push the mine cart along the track with a certain amount of force, along the way collecting any Berries on the track. Once the mine cart stoped, another Pokémon would appear and smash into the ground, causing the Berries in the trees to fall. Any Berries that fell into the mine cart were also collected.

From top to bottom, the three sets of mine cart tracks had increasing numbers of Berries laying along them. The trees along the tracks also had varying numbers of Berries, with the one with the most Berries generally appearing approximately halfway along the tracks.

The player's final rank was determined by the total number of Berries collected. The player would receive an item depending on that rank and on the level of the game.

Mine Cart Adventure was made available on November 21, 2014.

Ranks

Rank Berries
E 0-4
D 5-9
C 10-14
B 15-19
A 20+

Items

Lv. 1
Dream Master Ball Sprite.png Master Ball ×1 Dream Net Ball Sprite.png Net Ball ×1
Dream Dive Ball Sprite.png Dive Ball ×1 Dream Nest Ball Sprite.png Nest Ball ×1
Dream Repeat Ball Sprite.png Repeat Ball ×1 Dream Timer Ball Sprite.png Timer Ball ×1
Dream Luxury Ball Sprite.png Luxury Ball ×1 Dream Dusk Ball Sprite.png Dusk Ball ×1
Dream Heal Ball Sprite.png Heal Ball ×1 Dream Quick Ball Sprite.png Quick Ball ×1
Dream Ultra Ball Sprite.png Ultra Ball ×1 Dream Great Ball Sprite.png Great Ball ×1
Dream Poké Ball Sprite.png Poké Ball ×1


Lv. 2
Dream Master Ball Sprite.png Master Ball ×1 Dream Net Ball Sprite.png Net Ball ×5
Dream Dive Ball Sprite.png Dive Ball ×5 Dream Nest Ball Sprite.png Nest Ball ×5
Dream Repeat Ball Sprite.png Repeat Ball ×5 Dream Timer Ball Sprite.png Timer Ball ×5
Dream Luxury Ball Sprite.png Luxury Ball ×5 Dream Dusk Ball Sprite.png Dusk Ball ×5
Dream Heal Ball Sprite.png Heal Ball ×5 Dream Quick Ball Sprite.png Quick Ball ×5
Dream Ultra Ball Sprite.png Ultra Ball ×5 Dream Great Ball Sprite.png Great Ball ×5
Dream Poké Ball Sprite.png Poké Ball ×5


Lv. 3
Dream Master Ball Sprite.png Master Ball ×1 Dream Net Ball Sprite.png Net Ball ×10
Dream Dive Ball Sprite.png Dive Ball ×10 Dream Nest Ball Sprite.png Nest Ball ×10
Dream Repeat Ball Sprite.png Repeat Ball ×10 Dream Timer Ball Sprite.png Timer Ball ×10
Dream Luxury Ball Sprite.png Luxury Ball ×10 Dream Dusk Ball Sprite.png Dusk Ball ×10
Dream Heal Ball Sprite.png Heal Ball ×10 Dream Quick Ball Sprite.png Quick Ball ×10
Dream Ultra Ball Sprite.png Ultra Ball ×10 Dream Great Ball Sprite.png Great Ball ×10
Dream Poké Ball Sprite.png Poké Ball ×10

Poké Doll Grabber

Level 3 Poké Doll Grabber Attraction

Poké Doll Grabber (Japanese: ポケドールグラッバー Poké Doll Grabber) was a game where the player's goal was to guide a crane claw of Poké Dolls past obstacles as the screen scrolled up towards a goal line. At the bottom of the interface was left and right arrow buttons to move the crane left or right, with a round button in the middle that accelerated the crane's upward progress while it was pressed. A bar on the right side of the interface would fill up to indicate the crane's current progress to the goal.

The game started with the claw grabbing five Poké Dolls before it began its journey upwards. As the screen scrolled up, short and long rectangular obstacles would appear. If the Poké Dolls touched an obstacle, one doll would be dropped; if all five dolls were lost, the game was over. Avoiding the obstacles was slightly complicated by the fact that the momentum of moving the crane would temporarily leave it swinging back and forth after movement stopped. Longer movements would produce larger swings than shorter movements. Following a long movement by a brief short movement, however, would ultimately result in only a small swing.

In the Level 1 game, there were 7 obstacles, while in the Level 2 and 3 games, there were 10. In the Level 2 and 3 games, the distances between the obstacles was also shorter than in the Level 1 game, and some of the obstacles could also move back and forth across the screen.

The final rank received depended on how many Poké Dolls remain in the claw when the game finishes. The player would receive an item depending on the level of the game. The type of item was random and not affected by the player's final rank.

Poké Doll Grabber was first made available on February 3, 2015.

Dolls

Level Dolls
Level 1 DW Munna Doll.png DW Woobat Doll.png DW Timburr Doll.png DW Scraggy Doll.png DW Mienfoo Doll.png
Level 2 DW Budew Doll.png DW Sunshine Cherrim Doll.png DW Chatot Doll.png DW Lickilicky Doll.png DW Togekiss Doll.png
Level 3 DW Butterfree Doll.png DW Poliwhirl Doll.png DW Koffing Doll.png DW Magikarp Doll.png DW Dragonite Doll.png

Ranks

Rank Dolls
Rank E 0-1
Rank D 2
Rank C 3
Rank B 4
Rank A 5

Items

Lv. 1
Dream Micle Berry Sprite.png Micle Berry ×1 Dream Custap Berry Sprite.png Custap Berry ×1
Dream Petaya Berry Sprite.png Petaya Berry ×1 Dream Apicot Berry Sprite.png Apicot Berry ×1
Dream Occa Berry Sprite.png Occa Berry ×1 Dream Passho Berry Sprite.png Passho Berry ×1
Dream Wacan Berry Sprite.png Wacan Berry ×1 Dream Rindo Berry Sprite.png Rindo Berry ×1
Dream Yache Berry Sprite.png Yache Berry ×1 Dream Chople Berry Sprite.png Chople Berry ×1


Lv. 2
Dream Jaboca Berry Sprite.png Jaboca Berry ×1 Dream Rowap Berry Sprite.png Rowap Berry ×1
Dream Liechi Berry Sprite.png Liechi Berry ×1 Dream Ganlon Berry Sprite.png Ganlon Berry ×1
Dream Kebia Berry Sprite.png Kebia Berry ×1 Dream Shuca Berry Sprite.png Shuca Berry ×1
Dream Coba Berry Sprite.png Coba Berry ×1 Dream Payapa Berry Sprite.png Payapa Berry ×1
Dream Tanga Berry Sprite.png Tanga Berry ×1 Dream Charti Berry Sprite.png Charti Berry ×1


Lv. 3
Dream Enigma Berry Sprite.png Enigma Berry ×1 Dream Salac Berry Sprite.png Salac Berry ×1
Dream Kee Berry Sprite.png Kee Berry ×1 Dream Maranga Berry Sprite.png Maranga Berry ×1
Dream Kasib Berry Sprite.png Kasib Berry ×1 Dream Haban Berry Sprite.png Haban Berry ×1
Dream Colbur Berry Sprite.png Colbur Berry ×1 Dream Babiri Berry Sprite.png Babiri Berry ×1
Dream Chilan Berry Sprite.png Chilan Berry ×1 Dream Roseli Berry Sprite.png Roseli Berry ×1

Specials

Main article: List of Global Link events in Generation VI

Specials were exclusive items the PokéMileage Club offers to users for a limited period of time.

The PokéMileage Club's specials were restricted to participants in online competitions, with the exception of the Discount Coupon.

Item Start date End date
Dream Discount Coupon Sprite.png Discount Coupon January 14, 2014 March 3, 2014
Dream Ability Capsule Sprite.png Ability Capsule* May 13, 2014 July 1, 2014
Dream Enigma Berry Sprite.png Enigma Berry* May 27, 2014 ?

In other languages

Language Title
France Flag.png European French Club Poké Miles
Germany Flag.png German Poké-Meilen-Klub
Italy Flag.png Italian Club Pokémiglia
South Korea Flag.png Korean 포켓마일클럽 PokéMile Club
Spain Flag.png European Spanish Club Poké Millas

Balloon Popping

Language Title
France Flag.png French Ballons flottants
Germany Flag.png German Schwebende Ballons
Italy Flag.png Italian Palloncini volanti
South Korea Flag.png Korean 둥실둥실 풍선 Dungsildungsil Pungseon
Spain Flag.png Spanish Globos Flotantes

Graffiti Eraser

Language Title
France Flag.png French Nettoyez la vitrine !
Germany Flag.png German Wisch & Weg
Italy Flag.png Italian Cancella i graffiti
South Korea Flag.png Korean 그래피티 와이핑 Graffiti Wiping
Spain Flag.png Spanish Limpiagrafitis

Mine Cart Adventure

Language Title
France Flag.png French Aventure en wagonnet
Germany Flag.png German Lorenabenteuer
Italy Flag.png Italian Spingi i vagoncini
South Korea Flag.png Korean 광차 어드벤처 Gwangcha Adventure
Spain Flag.png Spanish Baya exprés

Poké Doll Grabber

Language Title
France Flag.png French Attrape-Poképoupées
Germany Flag.png German Poképuppen-Kran
Italy Flag.png Italian Pesca le Poké Bambole
South Korea Flag.png Korean 포켓몬돌 그래버 Pokémon Doll Grabber
Spain Flag.png Spanish Agarra Poké Muñecos
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