Pokémon Stadium

Pokémon Stadium is a game which in real-life went out in Japan on 1 August 1998 for the Nintendo 64 and which could generously be described as a published demo for a game which was published under that name in North America, Australia and Europe and as Pokémon Stadium 2 in Japan on 30 April 1999 for the same console. This is a take on the latter game as it would have taken place in the alternative universe as described in Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions, within which the demo version would not have existed, and this game would have been released around 25 May 1998 (68 days earlier than in real-life, just like Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions) and for the Nintendo 64DD, which would have made its original late 1997 release date (instead of the December 1999 it was actually released in). As a result, the game would have been able to connect to Randnet, the system's dedicated web service, and thus the game's multiplayer options would have been open to play against others a full three generations early.
Instead of obtaining after catching 151 Pokémon, you obtain after the first 280 Pokémon, which up until that point would have been event only.
==Stadium Mode==
Stadium Mode contains four cups: , , and .
===Poké Cup===
In Poké Cup Round 1 Poké Ball, all the trainers' Pokémon are level 50, and in Poké Cup Round 1 Great Ball and Round 2 Poké Ball, all the trainers' Pokémon are level 51. The Twins use paired Pokémon, and will pick one from each pair, while the Juggler in Round 1 exclusively uses and either or (and in round 2 ); the Firebreather uses people who learn and can use it, i.e. they learn or a Fire-type move, the Channeler uses moves which inflict confusion and the Tamer uses moves that have a high critical hit ratio.
	Round 1 	Round 1	Round 1 	Round 1	Round 1 	Round 1	Round 1 		Round 2 	Round 2	Round 2 	Round 2	Round 2 	Round 2	Round 2
	Poké Ball 	 	Great Ball 	 	Ultra Ball 	 	Master Ball 		Poké Ball 	 	Great Ball 	 	Ultra Ball 	 	Master Ball
	(L50) (L50)Foxfire (L50)Flamie (L50) (L50) (L50)	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L54) (L54) (L51)Baneon (L51) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L50) (L50) (L54) (L54) (L51) (L51)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52)Baneon (L52) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L51)	 	(L50) (L50) (L53) (L53) (L52) (L52)	 	(L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L55) (L55)
	(L50) (L50) (L50)Tang (L50) (L50)Para (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L53) (L53) (L51) (L50) (L52) (L51) 	 	(L53) (L50) (L50) (L52) (L51) (L54)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L53) (L52) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L55) 	 	(L52) (L52) (L53) (L52) (L51) (L50)	 	(L54) (L50) (L50) (L53) (L51) (L52)
	(L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L50) (L53) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L54) (L50) (L53) (L51)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L55) (L50) (L52) (L50) (L53) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L52) (L53) (L51) (L52)	 	(L52) (L50) (L51) (L54) (L53) (L50)
	(L50)Foxfire (L50)Flamie (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50)	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L53) (L51) (L53) 	 	(L54) (L51) (L52) (L53) (L50) (L50)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L50) (L51) (L51) (L50) (L53) (L55) 	 	(L53) (L52) (L51) (L52) (L52) (L50)	 	(L51) (L54) (L51) (L54) (L50) (L50)
	Goldy (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L51) (L53) (L51) (L51) (L53) (L51) 	 	(L50) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L54)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L50) (L55) (L50) (L55) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L53) (L50) (L51) (L52) (L52) (L52)	 	(L51) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L53) (L51)
	(L50)Parasyte (L50) (L50) (L50)Dodo (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L51)Mirfetch'd (L52) (L51) (L50) (L53) (L53)	 	(L51) (L53) (L51) (L54) (L50) (L51)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L50) (L50) (L51) (L51) (L53) (L55) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L52) (L52) (L52) (L52)	 	(L51) (L52) (L52) (L50) (L50) (L55)
	(L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L52) (L50) (L53) (L53) (L50) 	 	(L50) (L50) (L51) (L54) (L51) (L54)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L50) (L55) (L53) (L50) (L51) (L51) 	 	(L52) (L51) (L51) (L52) (L52) (L52)	 	(L50) (L50) (L52) (L55) (L51) (L52)
	(L50) (L50)Gostsog (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L53) (L53) (L52) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L52) (L51) (L54) (L50) (L52) (L51)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L55) (L50) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L52) (L50) (L53) (L54) (L50)	 	(L53) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L52)
===Prime Cup===
As in real-life, Pokémon in Prime Cup are 'maxed out' at level 100. The Teacher uses increased priority moves like and , while Rocket uses and and the Black Belt uses . The Gamer uses and in Poké Ball and Ultra Ball, one-hit knockout moves in Great Ball and Master Ball and or in Round 2; the Round 1 Scientist uses binding moves in Poké Ball and Ultra Ball and recovery moves in Great Ball and Master Ball and the Round 2 Scientist uses throughout and in Poké Ball and Ultra Ball and weather-dependent recovery moves in Great Ball and Master Ball. can be taught moves by clearing the Master Ball division of as per similar requirements of , except it can be taught by clearing Round 1 and by clearing Round 2.
	Round 1 	Round 1	Round 1 	Round 1	Round 1 	Round 1	Round 1 		Round 2 	Round 2	Round 2 	Round 2	Round 2 	Round 2	Round 2
	Poké Ball 	 	Great Ball	 	Ultra Ball	 	Master Ball		Poké Ball	 	Great Ball	 	Ultra Ball	 	Master Ball
	 	 	Baneon 	 	 	 	 		 	 	 	 	 	 	
	GoldyNidoran	 	 	 	 	 	Pitcherbell		Nidoran 	 	 	 	 	 	
	Nidoran 	 	 	 	 	 	 		 	 	 	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	 	 	 	 		 	 	 	 	 	 	
	Dodo 	 	 	 	 	 	 		 	 	 	 	Mirfetch'd	 	
	 	 	 	 	 	 	 		 	 	 	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	 	 	 	 		 	 	 	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	 	 	 	 		 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Petit Cup===
The requiring Pokémon between levels 25 and 30 is an artifact from before breeding existed (i.e. the reason it was that high is because that's the lowest it could be so that all Pokémon eligible could be used), so I'm going to head straight down to level 1. And it admits only Pokémon who can evolve, so essentially rules. The Student uses and the Super Nerd likes to use .
	Round 1 		Round 2
	 		Parasyte
	 		Tang
	 		
	 		Slimud
	NidoranFlamie		Goldy
	Dodo 		Gallop
	 		FoxfireMewth
	 		
===Pika Cup===
The admits level 25-30 Pokémon rather than the 15-20 of real-life. The Pokéfan uses Pokémon who can learn and all of the 's Pokémon know either or .
	Round 1 		Round 2
	(L25) (L25) (L25) (L25) (L25) (L25) 		(L26) (L26) (L26) (L26) (L28) (L28)
	(L26) (L26) (L26) (L26) (L26) (L26) 		(L26) (L30) (L28) (L26) (L25) (L25)
	(L26) (L27) (L27) (L27) (L26) (L27) 		(L27) (L27) (L25) (L28) (L28) (L25)
	(L25) (L25) (L25) (L25) (L30) (L30) 		(L25) (L25) (L30) (L28) (L26) (L26)
	(L27) (L25) (L28) (L25) (L25) (L30) 		(L25) (L30) (L30) (L25) (L25) (L25)
	(L25) (L25) (L30) (L30) (L25) (L25) 		(L26) (L26) (L28) (L28) (L26) (L26)
	(L26) (L26) (L28) (L26) (L26) (L28) 		(L25) (L25) (L30) (L30) (L25) (L25)
	(L30) (L30) (L25) (L25)Numbfish (L25) (L25)		(L30) (L25) (L25) (L30) (L25) (L25)
===Gym Leader Castle===
The contains all eighteen of the gym leaders in Pokémon Red and Green Versions, six each in Poké Ball, Great Ball and Ultra Ball, followed by the Elite Six in Master Ball. Unlike real-life, the Gym Leader Castle uses level 100 Pokémon, because I consider it implausible that twenty four different trainers just happen to have fifty one of every single Pokémon lying around so the player can have a choice. The Master Ball class is followed by a seventh battle against Gold.
 	Round 1		Round 2 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
Muddy	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		Pitcherbell									
 	Baneon 		Baneon 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
Pixie	 		 									
 	 		Mirfetch'd 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
Gold 	 		 									
===Final battle===
The final battle, when you've completed the four Stadium cups and the Gym Leader Castle, is against Silver, from Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions.
 	Round 1	Round 2
Silver	 	
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