Sapphire Field

Sapphire Field is a location introduced in Generation III.
==Description==
Sapphire Field is one of two pinball tables that can be played in , the other one being the Ruby Field. It is named after .
Catch 'Em Mode can be activated by sending the Poké Ball through the Right Loop twice and then into the Wailmer. The player has only two minutes to capture the Pokémon with its silhouette depicted. The mode ends if either the clock runs out or the player loses the Poké Ball. If the catch is successful, a Poké Ball lights up under the silhouette window.
Egg Mode can be activated by hitting the Poké Ball through the Egg Loop four times. The Egg Loop is located between the Right Loop and the Wailmer. The Pokémon will crawl across the bottom of the board. Hit it with the ball two times before it goes back to the shop. If the catch is successful, another Poké Ball lights up under the silhouette window.
The Poké Mart is located at the top right corner, and if the Poké Ball enters it, this starts EVO Mode.
Travel Mode can be activated by hitting the Seedot Switch, which is next to a basket on the left side of the board, three times.
===Areas===
There are seven areas to access: Petalburg Forest, Lake, Plains, Desert, Beach, Granite Cave, and the Ruins. Some of the Pokémon that can be encountered in the aforementioned areas do not appear in the iteration on Ruby Field, and both the Lake and Desert are absent from the Ruby Field entirely.
Petalburg Forest has eight different Pokémon types, including Cascoon, Duskull, Kecleon, Nincada, Roselia, Silcoon, Slakoth, and Tropius. Three of the Pokémon—Roselia, Slakoth, and Tropius—do not appear on the Ruby Field.
The Lake has eight different Pokémon, all of which are either partially or purely a -type, including Barboach, Corphish, Feebas, Goldeen, Lombre, Marill, and Mudkip.
The Plains has nine different Pokémon types, including Castform, Electrike, Jigglypuff, Magnemite, Poochyena, Seviper, Taillow, Volbeat, and Voltorb. Two of the Pokémon—Seviper and Volbeat—do not appear on the Ruby Field.
The Desert has seven different Pokémon types, including Absol, Baltoy, Cacnea, Geodude, Meditite, Swablu, and Vibrava.
The Beach has eight different Pokémon types, including Anorith, Carvanha, Clamperl, Luvdisc, Magikarp, Relicanth, Tentacool, and Wingull. Several of them also appear in the Ruby Field-exclusive Lilycove area except Anorith, Clamperl, and Magikarp.
The Granite Cave has eight different Pokémon types, including Abra, Grimer, Loudred, Lunatone, Makuhita, Nosepass, Sableye, and Shelgon. Three of the Pokémon—Lunatone, Makuhita, and Sableye—do not appear on the Ruby Field.
The Ruins has the three original Legendary Giants (Registeel, Regice, and Regirock) and Beldum.
There is a very unlikely possibility of Latias appearing in any of the areas.
===Bonus Fields===
Besides the Rayquaza Bonus Field and Sealeo Bonus Field, which both also appear in Ruby Field, Sapphire Field has two Bonus Fields of its own, Dusclops Stage and Kyogre Stage.
In Dusclops Stage, the player is given two minutes to hit twenty Duskull, though only two are seen at a time.. After they vanish, a Dusclops will appear. The player must hit it five times, avoiding hitting it in front of its body when it is stationary, as it will take the Ball and throw it. The bonus given is 30 million points times the multiplier of the ball.
The Kyogre Stage is unlocked by beating the Dusclops Stage. The player is given three minutes to hit Kyogre 15 times. At first, Kyogre uses Sheer Cold, which is unavoidable unless the player intentionally loses the ball, or if the ball hits Kyogre just before Sheer Cold is used, therefore making Kyogre skip Sheer Cold. Sheer Cold will freeze (and therefore immobilise) the ball for a short while. Kyogre will also create two whirlpools that, when they suck in the ball, the player will lose control of it for a short time. Kyogre will also dive down and jump up twice before returning to its usual spot. If the player clears the stage twice in a row, Kyogre will be caught in addition to the Stage Clear bonus. The bonus given is 50 million points times the multiplier of the ball.
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