Academy Ace Tournament
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The Academy Ace Tournament (Japanese: 学校最強大会 School Ace Tournament), also known as the School Battle Brawl (Japanese: バトルスクールウォーズ Battle School Wars), is a Pokémon battle single elimination tournament in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. It takes place in the center of Mesagoza before the steps to Naranja AcademyS/Uva AcademyV after the player has completed all of the base game storylines. It was created by Director Clavell and was organized by Nemona for the purpose of seeing the impressive strength of the player as the new Champion.
To win, the player must defeat four random Trainers - students or faculty members in the academy - in Single Battles. The player's team is automatically healed before every battle, but there is no opportunity to change Pokémon or moves between matches. Upon winning all four battles, the Paldea Champion Ribbon will be given to all Pokémon in the player's party. Nemona hands the player a Sporty Cap (Pokémon League) the first time the tournament is won.
To rematch at any time, speak to person on the left side of the front desk in the academy building.
Completing the Academy Ace Tournament is necessary to be able to access 6★ and 7★ Tera Raid Battles, and is also one of the requirements for unlocking Mochi Mayhem.
After the player has caught Terapagos during The Indigo Disk expansion, any Trainer that can be invited to visit Blueberry Academy will change their team in the Academy Ace Tournament to match their team in Blueberry Academy. Also, after catching Pecharunt at the end of Mochi Mayhem, Arven, Penny and Nemona's team's levels will increase.
Rewards
List of Trainers
The first time the player participates in the Academy Ace Tournament, they will face Arven, Jacq, Dendra, and Geeta in the listed order. After that, the following times the player participates, their opponent will be randomly chosen from the participants. Arven, Penny, Jacq, Dendra, Saguaro, Salvatore, Tyme, Miriam, and Raifort can only be fought in the first three matches; Nemona, Geeta, Hassel, and Clavell can only be fought in the last match.
Arven
Penny
Jacq
If the player has caught Terapagos:
Dendra
If the player has caught Terapagos:
Saguaro
If the player has caught Terapagos:
Salvatore
If the player has caught Terapagos:
Tyme
If the player has caught Terapagos:
Miriam
If the player has caught Terapagos:
Raifort
If the player has caught Terapagos:
Nemona
If the player chose Sprigatito:
If the player chose Sprigatito and has caught Pecharunt:
If the player chose Fuecoco and has caught Pecharunt:
If the player chose Quaxly and has caught Pecharunt:
Geeta
If the player has caught Terapagos:
Hassel
If the player has caught Terapagos:
Clavell
If the player chose Sprigatito:
If the player chose Sprigatito and has caught Terapagos:
If the player chose Fuecoco and has caught Terapagos:
If the player chose Quaxly and has caught Terapagos:
Trivia
- The Academy Ace Tournament was initially coined by Arven as the "School Battle Brawl", where the name was used by multiple students, staff members, and even Director Clavell himself, much to the annoyance of Nemona.
In other languages
Academy Ace Tournament
| Language | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese | Cantonese | 校園最強大賽 Haauhyùhn Jeuikèuhng Daaihchoi |
| Mandarin | 校園最強大賽 Xiàoyuán Zuìqiáng Dàsài 校内最强大赛 Xiàonèi Zuìqiáng Dàsài | |
| French | Grand Tournoi de l’Académie | |
| German | Großes Akademieturnier | |
| Italian | Grande torneo scolastico | |
| Korean | 학교 최강 선발 대회 Hakgyo Choegang Seonbal Daehoe | |
| Spanish | Gran Pugna Académica | |
School Battle Brawl
| Language | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese | Cantonese | 激鬥校園大戰 Gīkdau Haauhyùhn Daaihjin |
| Mandarin | 激鬥校園大戰 / 激斗校园大战 Jīdòu Xiàoyuán Dàzhàn | |
| French | Battle School Wars | |
| German | Ultimative Schulschlacht | |
| Italian | Torneo dieci e lotte | |
| Korean | 배틀 스쿨 워즈 Battle School Wars | |
| Spanish | La guerra del patio | |
See also
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