Pokémon Stadium: Ultra Revolution

Pokémon Stadium: Ultra Revolution is a fanmade game in the Pokémon Stadium series. This game features Pokémon from every maineline region up to this point.
== Title Screen Pokémon ==
# Pikachu
# Mewtwo
# Mew
# Ho-Oh
# Lugia
# Groudon
# Kyogre
# Latias
# Latios
# Dialga
# Palkia
# Reshiram
# Zekrom
# Xerneas
# Yveltal
# Solgaleo
# Lunala
# Zacian
# Zamazenta
#Koraidon
#Miraidon
== Stadium Mode ==
The Stadium Mode is the main mode of the game. This mode is single player and allows you to battle within four different cups. These cups have varying rules and varying opponents requiring a lot of strategy. The cups are as follows:
* Little Cup: Battles for Pokémon Level 5.
* Challenge Cup: Battles for Random Pokémon.
* Poké Cup: Battles for Pokémon Level 50-55.
* Prime Cup: Battles for Pokémon Level 1-100.
Pokémon unavailable for rental: Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, Deoxys, Phione, Manaphy, Shaymin, Arceus, Victini, Hoopa, Silvally, Necrozma.
== Free Battle ==
The Free Battle is an open mode for you to battle in any way you want, utilizing the various Pokémon in your games or rental Pokémon. These can be played to any of the rule sets in the game, including the ones created yourself. This mode is up to four player, allowing people to join together to have large teams in a 4 player battle. You can select the Stadium used as the backdrop/ground out of a list of all the locations you have battled facing off another trainer in battle.
* Anything Goes: Battles for Pokémon Level 1-100 - No restrictions.
* Little Cup: Battles for Pokémon Level 5.
* Challenge Cup: Battles for Random Pokémon.
* Poké Cup: Battles for Pokémon Level 50-55.
* Prime Cup: Battles for Pokémon Level 1-100.
Pokémon unavailable for rental: Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, Deoxys, Phione, Manaphy, Shaymin, Arceus, Victini, Hoopa, Silvally, Necrozma.
== Passerby Trainers ==
As you walkthrough various areas of the aerial map view of the areas on zoom in mode, you can talk and freely battle many characters from many games and the anime anytime. Many of their teams of Pokémon are either to change and evolve in the first and second rounds, or to remain the same even in Round 2. These Trainers can be challenged to a battle anytime.
== Mini-Game Central Park ==
Mini-Game Central Park is a collection of 20 of mini-games and some quizzes. These mini-games can be played against the computer in one of four difficulties or against other players. This mode doesn't have to utilize any of the Game Boy, Nintendo DS, 3DS, or Switch games and just works as a competition, but you can use Pokémon from within your games if desired. It has an extra mode where you have to win a certain amount of mini-games to win the overall tournament. Finally, it has special Pokémon knowledge quizzes you can play on your own or against friends.
# Corviknight's Chivalry Race: The players as their Corviknight race each other in the skies, flying through the skies to the finish line gathering as many rings in the sky as they can. The Corviknight with the most number of rings is the winner. Watch out for Skarmorys as they can hit you and knock off some of your rings.
# Subterranean Drill Run: The players as their Excadrill will drill through the ground and race each other to the finish line up at the surface and must avoid very hard objects standing in their way as they will only slow them down in the race.
# Dance, Oricorio, Dance!: Whatever form of Oricorio you get, you'll have your Oricorio do a number of directions/dance steps to follow. These are shown on screen and whoever makes an error get a mark and lost points in their bar. The Oricorio with the least marks and how much health in their bar is the winner.
# Artist's Masterpiece: The players as their Smeargle will paint and trace over a face of any Pokémon. The points they earn will depend on their progress as they trace on the black lines of the image and will not earn points if they trace outside the lines. The highest points and the cleaner images determines the winner.
# Arrow's Shot: The player as their Decidueye will have an archery contest, shooting their arrow quill's into moving targets. The points will range from 5, 10, 15, and 20 points and the one with the highest score wins.
# Sumo Showdown: The players as their Hariyama are in a large sumo ring with the other players and must do battle with each other, thrusting their hands and arms at each other to knock them out of the ring. The last Hariyama in the ring is the winner.
# Cinderace's Goal: The Players as their Cinderace must kick the soccer ball to the goal and score as many as they, but must look out for the Sawks that will deflect and stop the ball from scoring.
# Mudsdale Drafting: The Players as their Mudsdale are wearing harnesses and must pull a large and heavy block of stone into an empty hole in the ground that will fit the stone just right. The Mudsdale do get their stone into the hole first wins.
# Charging and Treading: The players as either a Zebstrika or a Boltund are running on a treadmill to power up their charge bars. The first to have their bars fully charged wins.
# Flocking a Roundup: The players as their Herdier must roundup and herd as many Wooloo into a fenced corral before time runs out. The one with the most Wooloo in their corral wins.
# Insatiable Appetite: The player as their Swalot must move about eating various kinds of food, each with a different score. Scores of the food range in 20, 50, 75, 100, and 150. Eating the same food in a row with the same score doubles in points. The highest score wins.
# Tauros Riding Rodeo: The players must keep their Vigoroth on the bucking Tauros for 8 seconds for 6 rounds. If you keep the Vigoroth on the Tauros for a whole 8 seconds, you earn a star. The score will depend on the rounds that the Vigoroth has stayed on the Tauros and the stars they've won.
# Round and Round They Go: The players Spinda are standing on their own platforms under an arm connected to a spinning ride where they go around and around, increasing in speed as it keeps going. The players must keep their Spinda from dizzying and falling off their platforms until one Spinda is left standing, which in turn is the winner.
# Charjabug Kart: The players as their Charjabug will ride in racecars and race each other in a derby kart race and the first Charjabug to reach the finish line wins. 
# Lombre's Gardening: The player's must have their Lombre to lap up and carry as much water as they can back and forth to water their small patch of wilting sunflowers. The player to have their sunflower fully restored first wins.
# Quizzically Patterns: In this game, the players will have a memory game where they will be given a specific form of Vivillon and are presented rows of face down cards and must find two of the matching pairs of the Vivillon you are shown. Each form will change after you found a matching card and repeat the process. The player with the most matching cards before time runs out wins.
# Berry Free for All: The players will control their Greedent and have to collect the berries that fall down up above. There are 100 berries that will drop down and you will have to lean the Greedent's tails left, right, and middle to collect them. Occasionally a Togedemaru will fall down and will shock you if you catch it, leaving some berries knocked out. The player with the most berries counted wins.
# Buneary's Bounce-a-Long: The players must get their own Buneary to jump up and down a jump rope as it starts off slow and picks up speed. Any Buneary that trips the rope is out and the last Buneary standing wins.
# Water Track Triathlon: The player as either a Buizel or a Floatzel will race each other in a triathlon swim racing for several laps back and forth a large pool. The player who finishes last in the last lap wins.
# Gotta Count Them All: Now with their evolved forms from the same game of Pokémon Stadium 2, the players as either Clefable or Wigglytuff have to count specific Pokemon to look out for. The winner of the round is the one who counts the correct amount of Pokémon.
== Pokémon Academy ==
The Pokémon Academy provides an area for you to learn all about the different mechanics of Pokémon Battles. This includes strategies and tests based on those strategies. It also includes a massive comprehensive database of every Pokémon, Move, and Item within the games.
== Gym Leader Castle ==
A feature where you have to face off against the various Gym Leaders, Elite Four, Trial Captains, Island Kahunas, and Champions of every region. Inside various palaces, you will face off against each Gym Leader or Trial Captain and Island Kahuna of every region. As you defeat each of the Gym Leaders, you will then face off against that region's Elite Four. After defeating the Elite Four, you will lastly face off against that region's Champion.
Pokémon unavailable for rental: Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, Deoxys, Phione, Manaphy, Shaymin, Arceus, Victini, Hoopa, Silvally, Necrozma.
== Evil Teams Hideout ==
The location of all of the Evil Teams of every Generation where the player will face off against the Team Leaders and their Admins and face off even their Grunts.
== Pokémon Professor's Laboratories ==
Where you will talk, receive Special Gifts from, and even do battle with every region's famous Pokémon Professor.
== Fashion Boutique ==
As with previous games since it was first revealed in X and Y, you can visit these boutiques and customize your avatar trainer with various clothing and accessories to make your player character fashionable.
== VS. Rival's Corner ==
When you have cleared the Gym Leader Castle, cleared all the Cups in the Stadium Mode, and battled every Trainer at least once, a path will open up and you will discover all your Rivals from each Generation game. Defeat them and it unlocks Round 2. These Rivals will have some of their Pokémon teams changed in Round 2.
Pokémon unavailable for rental: Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, Deoxys, Phione, Manaphy, Shaymin, Arceus, Victini, Hoopa, Silvally, Necrozma.
== Trivia ==
* Characters from both the Anime and the Manga appear in this game. Also, the Orange Islands are part of Gym Leader Castle.
* The player transfers Save Data from Pokémon Sword and Shield. Depending on which version the player transfers Save Data from determines the teams of some characters:
** Milo: Flapple (Sword) / Appletun (Shield).
** Cyrus: Dialga (Sword) / Palkia (Shield).
** Ghetsis: Black Kyurem (Sword) / White Kyurem (Shield).
** Lysandre: Xerneas (Sword) / Yveltal (Shield).
* Red and Blue have their appearances from Pokémon Sun and Moon / Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.
* Right next door to Gym Leader Castle is the Frontier Tower where the player can battle the Frontier Brains from Hoenn and Sinnoh/Johto.
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