Pokémon Solar Red and Lunar Blue/IPWT

The Indigo Plateau World Tournament (abbreviated as IPWT) is Kanto's branch of the PWT, which is featured in Pokémon Solar Red and Lunar Blue. The IPWT is a battle facility, meaning that Pokémon who battle there do not gain experience points or other boosts from their battles; the whole point is for entertainment and to show your skill.
The IPWT is, of course, located at the Indigo Plateau, utilizing the location of Kanto's former Pokémon League. During the events of Solar Red and Lunar Blue, the tournament is underway. Pokémon trainers from around the world have gathered at the Indigo Plateau in order to battle with other strong trainers. These trainers include gym leaders, champions, kahunas, trial masters, team leaders, and traditional Pokémon rivals.
The Indigo Plateau World Tournament was built soon after the events of HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions; the development was directed by former champion Lance.
==Locations==
The IPWT is a circle from above. In the middle is the tournament building, which is where the camera points from. On the outside ring of the area are several buildings which can be used to benefit. Also, there are two gates at opposite ends of the area which lead to Route 23 and Route 50.
===Pokémon Center===
The Pokémon Center is located to the left of the gate to Route 50. It is rather average for a Pokémon Center, though at the right counter in the Poké Mart, several EV-boosting medical items are sold for 10,000 apiece.
===Daycare===
The Pokémon daycare is located to the right of the gate to Route 50. The daycare lady stands outside, while her husband stands at the counter indoors. The daycare lady and man say that the purpose of their daycare is to watch trainers' Pokémon while the trainers go off to battle in the tournament. Pokémon may be left here, and they may lay eggs in the right circumstances. Additionally, the IPWT area is a circle, thus it is ideal for egg hatching.
===Reward Stands===
The reward stands are lined up along the edges of the outside of the IPWT. There are four of them in total, specialized in selling the following:
*Mega Stones and Z-Crystals (32 BP)
*Evolution-Inducing Held Items (32 BP)
*Move Tutor A (12 BP per move)
*Move Tutor B (18 BP per move)
===Clothing Boutique and Beauty Salon===
The clothing boutique and beauty salon are located at the west side of the IPWT. They are both very typical, though the clothing boutique sells much more athletic clothing to reflect the competitive nature of the Indigo Plateau World Tournament, whereas the beauty salon sells lipstick shades of grey to black.
===Personal Training===
Personal Training is the title of a new type of training introduced in these games. Personal Training involves the stats affected by a Pokémon's nature; at the price of one Bottle Cap, these will be altered on a Pokémon. The Pokémon's nature will not change, however a new stat which will be increased and a new stat which will be decreased (or the option to have neither an increase nor decrease) must be chosen. This allows trainers to fully develop the potential of the Pokémon they have used to train over the years. A Personal Trainer is located at the west side of the IPWT.
===Hyper Training===
Hyper Training makes its return, with a storefront located at the east section of the IPWT. If the a Bottle Cap (received through various means) is brought to the storefront, Mr. Hyper will raise the IVs of certain Pokémon. A regular bottle cap will bring one stat's IVs to 31, whereas a golden bottle cap will bring all of the Pokémon's stats up to 31.
===Amiibo Battles===
:Main Article: Amiibo Functionality
Amiibo functionality is a newly added feature in these titles. This allows for a player to have an encounter with the Pokémon species that each Amiibo represents. If the Amiibo is a character who is not from the Pokémon series, there will be a trainer who represents this character at the Indigo Plateau. There, the player will be able to battle them as a trainer; they will have six Pokémon.
If the Amiibo figure is a Pokémon species, the player may summon this species at the Indigo Plateau. They may battle against this Pokémon, and they will have the option to capture it. Each of these Pokémon will have a special move, either unobtainable on this Pokémon in-game or simply an Egg Move. With this, there are several newly developed Amiibo figures as well as Amiibo cards.
==The Tournaments==
Players have the option of battling single battles or double battles against all of the following opponents. Each possible opponent has six Pokémon which they will use in the battle. Each of these Pokémon are set to Level 100, as well as the player's.
Each of the following trainers are placed in a bracket with the other trainers in their group. The trainer must fight against each of the trainers they are matched up with, ultimately meaning the player must win three of the battles in order to win the tournament. In most tournaments, the player receives 2BP per battle and an additional 5BP if they win the tournament.
There are several tournaments which follow the mold of the PWT set in Black and White 2. Each trainer from a different generation retains their original battle music.
===Beginner's Tournament===
The Beginner's Tournament features randomly generated trainers as opposed to the other tournaments. This tournament is more reminiscent of battle facilities present in other Pokémon games. All of these trainers have Pokémon set to Level 50.
===Indigo Plateau Tournament===
:Main Article: Indigo Plateau Tournament
The Indigo Plateau Tournament features trainers from the Kanto region which have presence within the actual story of these titles.
===Classical Leaders Tournament===
:Main Article: Classical Leaders Tournament
The Classical Leaders Tournament features the unused gym leaders from Johto and Kanto that were originally in Red and Blue Versions or Gold and Silver Versions.
===Hoenn Leaders Tournament===
:Main Article: Hoenn Leaders Tournament
The Hoenn Leaders Tournament features gym leaders from the Hoenn region.
===Sinnoh Leaders Tournament===
:Main Article: Sinnoh Leaders Tournament
The Sinnoh Leaders Tournament features gym leaders from the Sinnoh region.
===Unova Leaders Tournament===
:Main Article: Unova Leaders Tournament
The Unova Leaders Tournament features gym leaders from the Unova region.
===Kalos Leaders Tournament===
:Main Article: Kalos Leaders Tournament
The Kalos Leaders Tournament features gym leaders from the Kalos region.
===Alola Leaders Tournament===
:Main Article: Alola Leaders Tournament
The Alola Leaders Tournament features kahunas and trial leaders from the Alola region.
===Champions Tournament===
:Main Article: Champions Tournament
The Champions Tournament features champions from every Pokémon region in the Pokémon world. The final battle in this tournament will always be Lance. Players receive 3BP per victory in this tournament and 10BP for winning the tournament.
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