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Space Hiking (combined)

Gameplay

//notice: this section needs research. is keyboard highlighting behavior consistent across levels?

As one of the blue courses, it requires to player to type characters from a specific area on the keyboard, rather than particular Pokémon's names. As such, the Pokémon that appear here cannot be researched and Typing Balls are not used.

In this course, Pokémon roll across a tiled surface on balls that bear the first letter of their name. Vespiquen and Blastoise in the Japanese version are exceptions: they roll across balls bearing Q and X, respectively, which appear in their names.

The touch screen keyboard will highlight all the letter keys, minus those on the top row, that are typed with the finger that needs to type the current letter. In the Japanese version, the non-letter keys are also highlighted. If enough time passes without the required key being pressed, the keyboard will highlight only that key There is also a floating keyboard in the distance that highlights all the letters typed by the hand that needs to type the current letter.

Pokemon

There is exactly one Pokémon representing each letter. As the names of Pokémon vary across languages, the Pokémon found in this course vary between the different language versions. The English, Italian, and Spanish versions all include the same Pokémon, as Italian and Spanish Pokémon names are identical to the English names for all Pokémon up to Generation V. The European versions include mostly the same Pokémon, while the Japanese version includes a mostly different set.

Letter	English, Italian, and Spanish	French	German	Japanese
A
	Azurill			Achamo
B
	Bulbasaur	Bulbizarre	Bisasam	Buffron
C
	Celebi			Chillarmy
D
	Dragonair	Draco	Dragonir	Digda
E
	Emolga
F
	Forretress		Forstellka	Fushigidane
G
	Gardevoir		Guardevoir	Ghost
H
	Hippowdon	Hippodocus	Hippoterus	Hitokage
I
	Infernape	Incisache	Ignivor	Iwark

Trivia

Charizard is the only Pokémon in the Japanese version that represents the letter that starts its romanized name (Rizādon, in Hepburn romanization), but not its trademark name (Lizardon)