Pokémon Stadium 2

Pokémon Stadium 2 is a game which in real-life went out in Japan on 14 December 2000 for the Nintendo 64 and which was the sequel to Pokémon Stadium. 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 this game would have been released around 14 January 2000 (389 days after the second paired games, which in this universe would have been Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions) and for the Nintendo 64DD, which would have meant that just like Pokémon Stadium the game would have been able to connect to Randnet, the system's dedicated web service.
The prize for admitting the first 405 Pokémon into the is , the prize for defeating Round 1 is the and the prize for defeating Round 2 is the .
==Stadium Mode==
Stadium Mode contains four cups: , , and ; Pokémon Stadium used rules under the name "Petit Cup" and so does this one. The real-life and alternated trainers between Balls; given that this version and its predecessor alternates genders between Balls (and given that there are fewer Trainer classes to choose from!), I see no reason for this.
===Poké Cup===
The Poké Cup is as it appears in Pokémon Stadium. The , in addition to Poison-type Pokémon, uses Pokémon that can learn another poisoning move besides , so either , , , or , while the uses Pokémon who can use a move with increased priority (so either , or ) and the uses Pokémon who can learn and benefit from it (i.e., it can learn and/or a Water-type attacking move). The ? Odds and sods.
	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) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L51) (L52) (L51) (L52) (L52) (L52) 	 	(L52) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L52) (L52)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L52)	 	(L51) (L51) (L53) (L50)Baneon (L53)Numbfish (L52)	 	(L50) (L50) (L53) (L52) (L52) (L53)
	(L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L51) (L52) (L51) (L52) (L52) (L52) 	 	(L52) (L51) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L53)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L53) (L52) (L50) (L52) (L51)	 	(L52) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L52) (L52) 	 	(L50) (L50) (L53) (L52) (L52) (L53)
	(L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L51) (L51) (L53) (L51) (L52) 	 	(L53) (L53) (L52) (L50) (L50) (L52)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L50) (L50) (L50) (L55) (L55) (L50)	 	(L51) (L51) (L52) (L52) (L52) (L52) 	 	(L55) (L52) (L51) (L50) (L50) (L52)
	(L50) (L50)Tang (L50) (L50)Slimud (L50) (L50)	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L54) (L51)Numbfish (L52) (L51) (L52) (L50) 	 	(L52) (L52) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L51)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L50) (L50) (L51) (L52) (L52) (L55)	 	(L52) (L52) (L53) (L52) (L51) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L52) (L53) (L52) (L51)
	(L50) (L50) (L50)Gallop (L50) (L50)Dodo (L50)	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L54) (L54) (L51) (L50) (L51) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L52) (L53) (L51) (L51) (L52)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L55) (L50) (L52) (L50) (L51) (L52)	 	(L52) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L53) (L51) 	 	(L55) (L50) (L53) (L50) (L50) (L52)
	(L50) (L50) (L50)Gostsog (L50) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L52) (L52) 	 	(L53) (L51) (L50) (L53) (L51) (L52)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L51) (L52) (L51) (L52) (L52)	 	(L51) (L52) (L52) (L50) (L53) (L52) 	 	(L51) (L52) (L53) (L51) (L51) (L52)
	(L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L52) (L52) 	 	(L51) (L53) (L52) (L52) (L52) (L50)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L51) (L52)	 	(L51) (L51) (L52) (L51) (L53) (L52) 	 	(L50) (L50) (L52) (L52) (L53) (L53)
	(L50) (L50) (L50) (L50) (L50)Flamie (L50) 	 	(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L52) (L54) (L50)Mirfetch'd (L52) (L51) (L51)	 	(L51) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L52) (L52)		(L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51) (L51)	 	(L51) (L52) (L52) (L52) (L51) (L52)	 	(L52) (L50) (L52) (L53) (L52) (L51) 	 	(L52) (L50) (L51) (L51) (L53) (L53)
===Prime Cup===
The Prime Cup is as it appears in Pokémon Stadium. The uses Pokémon that learn , the uses Pokémon that can inflict confusion, the uses Pokémon that can learn a sleeping move and and all of the non-Dragon-type Pokémon the uses know .
	Round 1		Round 2
	 		
	 		
	 		
	 		
	 		
	 		
	 		
	 		
===Petit Cup===
The is as it appears in Pokémon Stadium. The uses Pokémon who have , which in this environment has a 30% chance of your Pokémon, and who learn either , or (i.e. moves that work better on Pokémon who've used ), the uses Pokémon who can learn and either or (or both), the uses Pokémon who or , the likes to use Pokémon who know and and the likes to, well, make ruins, by using Pokémon that know .
	Round 1 		Round 2
	Parasyte 		
	 		
	MewthNidoran		
	 		
	Gallop 		
	 		
	 		
	 		
===Challenge Cup===
The Challenge Cup is as it appears in real-life . As with Pokémon Stadium, the have three pairs of Pokémon and pick one from each, the uses Water type Pokémon, the uses Pokémon that can learn either , or and the uses Pokémon that can learn and take advantage of it (i.e. they know either or a fire-type move).
===Gym Leader Castle===
The contains six trainers per cup, including all twelve of the gym leaders in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions, the Elite Six and the six s who use set teams, followed by , who uses six random Pokémon. Like Pokémon Stadium, the Gym Leader Castle uses level 100 Pokémon, because I consider it implausible that twenty four different trainers just happen to have fifty one different Pokémon lying around so the player can have a choice.
 	Round 1		Round 2 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
Heather	 		 									
Terra 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
Fox 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		Mirfetch'd									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		Numbfish 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
 	 		 									
===Final battle===
The final battle is against Emerald from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions.
 	Round 1	Round 2
Emerald	 	
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