Battle Tent

Battle Tents (Japanese: バトルテント Battle Tent) are large red-and-white stadiums located throughout the Hoenn Region, meant to advertise and promote the Battle Frontier in the Kanto Region.
Each Battle Tent competition consists of an 16-man tournament of four rounds, and trainers register three Pokemon for competition. The rules of each Battle Tent are akin to the type of challenges faced in the Kanto Battle Frontier. 
Each tournament is held once a month as a three-day event. The grand prize is consistently a trophy, a cash prize, and a large Poke Doll of their choosing that are coveted toys in Hoenn. Battle Tents are not part of the official Hoenn League, so trainers are able to use any Pokemon from across the world, not including selected Legendary or Mythical Pokemon. 
==Battle Arena==
The Battle Arena Battle Tent is located in Lavaridge Town and appeared between Hot Springs of Joy! and Too Hot to Handle!
Before each match begins, a special wheel machine is spun to randomly decide whether the match will be one-on-one, two-on-two, three-on-three, or double battle.
Lavaridge Gym Leader Flannery is a regular competitor in the tournament and has won the even at least twice times. If a trainer competing in the Hoenn League defeats her, she still awards them the Heat Badge.
==Battle Pike==
The Battle Pike Battle Tent is located in Crossgate Town. It was introduced in World Series Institute! and appeared between Battle Tent of Power! and An Epic Last Resort!.
The tournament consists of two-on-two single battles, in which each Trainer is allowed to use two of their three registered Pokémon for each battle.
Trainers may only use offensive moves during battle. Use of any status moves results in automatic disqualification and defeat. In addition, trainers are not allowed to substitute their Pokemon during battle.
==Battle Palace==
The Battle Palace Battle Tent is located in Pacifidlog Town. It was introduced in Nature's Way of Doing Things! and appeared between Dancing Without Music! and Playful to a Fault!.
Trainers register three Pokémon for competition, and all rounds consist of one-on-one battles. Pokémon battle on their own, without any verbal commands from their Trainers. However, trainers can issue commands with eyesight, clapping, or hand gestures, among other cues.
==Navigation==
Category:Pokémon competitions