Pokémon Duo Purification-Team Collection

Pokémon Duo Purification-Team Collection is a role-playing video game developed by Genius Sonority, published by The Pokémon Company and distributed by Nintendo. It is a compilation of remasters of the first two games in the Pokémon series: Pokémon Colosseum (2003) and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness (2005). The game was released for Nintendo Wii-U in September 2015.
== Gameplay ==
== Pokémon ==
=== Starter ===
No. 	Image	Pokémon	Type	Level	Version
#196	 	Espeon 	 	25 	
#197	 	Umbreon	 	26 	
#133	 	Eevee 	 	10 	
=== Snaggable ===
In Phenac City, the player is given a choice between Bayleef, Quilava, or Croconaw. The other two will be available later in the game, after the credits roll. The Pokémon whose type is weak to the chosen Pokémon's type will be at the Snagem Hideout and the Pokémon whose type is strong against the chosen Pokémon's type will be at the Shadow Pokémon Laboratory.
No. 	Image	Pokémon 	Type	Level	Version
#296	 	Makuhita 	 	30 	
#153	 	Bayleef 	 	30 	
#156	 	Quilava 	 	30 	
#159	 	Croconaw 	 	30 	
#218	 	Slugma 	 	30 	
#164	 	Noctowl 	 	30 	
#180	 	Flaaffy 	 	30 	
#188	 	Skiploom 	 	30 	
#195	 	Quagsire 	 	30 	
#200	 	Misdreavus	 	30 	
#162	 	Furret 	 	33 	
#193	 	Yanma 	 	33 	
#223	 	Remoraid 	 	20 	
#226	 	Mantine 	 	33 	
#211	 	Qwilfish 	 	33 	
#307	 	Meditite 	 	33 	
#206	 	Dunsparce 	 	33 	
#333	 	Swablu 	 	33 	
#185	 	Sudowoodo 	 	35 	
#237	 	Hitmontop 	 	38 	
#244	 	Entei 	 	40 	
#166	 	Ledian 	 	40 	
#245	 	Suicune 	 	40 	
#207	 	Gligar 	 	43 	
#234	 	Stantler 	 	43 	
#221	 	Piloswine 	 	43 	
#215	 	Sneasel 	 	43 	
#190	 	Aipom 	 	43 	
#198	 	Murkrow 	 	43 	
#205	 	Forretress	 	43 	
#168	 	Ariados 	 	43 	
#210	 	Granbull 	 	43 	
#329	 	Vibrava 	 	43 	
#243	 	Raikou 	 	40 	
#192	 	Sunflora 	 	45 	
#225	 	Delibird 	 	45 	
#214	 	Heracross 	 	45 	
#227	 	Skarmory 	 	47 	
#241	 	Miltank 	 	48 	
#359	 	Absol 	 	48 	
#229	 	Houndoom 	 	48 	
#357	 	Tropius 	 	49 	
#376	 	Metagross 	 	50 	
#248	 	Tyranitar 	 	55 	
#235	 	Smeargle 	 	45 	
#217	 	Ursaring 	 	45 	
#213	 	Shuckle 	 	45 	
#176	 	Togetic 	 	20 	
#216	 	Teddiursa 	 	11 	
#165	 	Ledyba 	 	10 	
#261	 	Poochyena 	 	10 	
#228	 	Houndour 	 	17 	
#343	 	Baltoy 	 	17 	
#363	 	Spheal 	 	17 	
#179	 	Mareep 	 	17 	
#316	 	Gulpin 	 	17 	
#273	 	Seedot 	 	17 	
#167	 	Spinarak 	 	14 	
#322	 	Numel 	 	14 	
#318	 	Carvanha 	 	15 	
#285	 	Shroomish 	 	15 	
#301	 	Delcatty 	 	18 	
#100	 	Voltorb 	 	19 	
#296	 	Makuhita 	 	18 	
#037	 	Vulpix 	 	18 	
#355	 	Duskull 	 	19 	
#280	 	Ralts 	 	20 	
#303	 	Mawile 	 	22 	
#361	 	Snorunt 	 	20 	
#204	 	Pineco 	 	20 	
#177	 	Natu 	 	22 	
#052	 	Meowth 	 	22 	
#220	 	Swinub 	 	22 	
#021	 	Spearow 	 	22 	
#088	 	Grimer 	 	23 	
#086	 	Seel 	 	23 	
#337	 	Lunatone 	 	25 	
#299	 	Nosepass 	 	26 	
#335	 	Zangoose 	 	28 	
#046	 	Paras 	 	28 	
#058	 	Growlithe 	 	28 	
#090	 	Shellder 	 	29 	
#015	 	Beedrill 	 	30 	
#017	 	Pidgeotto 	 	30 	
#114	 	Tangela 	 	30 	
#012	 	Butterfree	 	30 	
#082	 	Magneton 	 	30 	
#049	 	Venomoth 	 	32 	
#070	 	Weepinbell	 	32 	
#024	 	Arbok 	 	33 	
#057	 	Primeape 	 	34 	
#097	 	Hypno 	 	34 	
#055	 	Golduck 	 	33 	
#302	 	Sableye 	 	33 	
#085	 	Dodrio 	 	34 	
#020	 	Raticate 	 	34 	
#083	 	Farfetch'd	 	36 	
#334	 	Altaria 	 	36 	
#115	 	Kangaskhan	 	35 	
#354	 	Banette 	 	37 	
#126	 	Magmar 	 	36 	
#127	 	Pinsir 	 	35 	
#078	 	Rapidash 	 	40 	
#219	 	Magcargo 	 	38 	
#107	 	Hitmonchan	 	38 	
#106	 	Hitmonlee 	 	38 	
#108	 	Lickitung 	 	38 	
#123	 	Scyther 	 	40 	
#113	 	Chansey 	 	39 	
#338	 	Solrock 	 	41 	
#121	 	Starmie 	 	41 	
#277	 	Swellow 	 	43 	
#125	 	Electabuzz	 	43 	
#143	 	Snorlax 	 	43 	
#062	 	Poliwrath 	 	42 	
#122	 	Mr. Mime 	 	42 	
#051	 	Dugtrio 	 	40 	
#310	 	Manectric 	 	44 	
#373	 	Salamence 	 	50 	
#105	 	Marowak 	 	44 	
#131	 	Lapras 	 	44 	
#249	 	Lugia 	 	50 	
#112	 	Rhydon 	 	46 	
#146	 	Moltres 	 	50 	
#103	 	Exeggutor 	 	46 	
#128	 	Tauros 	 	46 	
#144	 	Articuno 	 	50 	
#145	 	Zapdos 	 	50 	
#149	 	Dragonite 	 	55 	
=== Prizes ===
==== Plusle ====
*Plusle is given to Wes by Duking after Wes saves it from Cipher. He asks Wes to protect it from harm and to make it stronger.
==== Ho-Oh ====
Ho-Oh is obtainable in Pokémon Colosseum when all of the 48 Shadow Pokémon have been snagged and purified. Players would then have to use a team of Pokémon from the RPG to clear Mt. Battle in Battle Mode from zones one to 100.
No. 	Image	Pokémon	Type	Level	Version
#250	 	Ho-Oh 	 	70 	
=== Given ===
No. 	Image	Pokémon	Type	Level	Version
#175	 	Togepi 	 	25 	
=== Poké Spot Pokémon ===
No. 	Image	Pokémon 	Type	Poké Spot	Level	Version
#187	 	Hoppip 	 	Oasis 	10/20	
#231	 	Phanpy 	 	Oasis 	10/20	
#283	 	Surskit 	 	Oasis 	10/20	
#041	 	Zubat 	 	Cave 	10/21	
#304	 	Aron 	 	Cave 	10/21	
#194	 	Wooper 	 	Cave 	10/21	
#027	 	Sandshrew	 	Rock 	10/23	
#207	 	Gligar 	 	Rock 	10/20	
#328	 	Trapinch 	 	Rock 	10/20	
=== Johto starter Pokémon ===
After completing a new challenge in Mt. Battle by defeating 100 opponents with the same party, the player can have one of the following Johto starters. The player can obtain the remaining Pokémon by redoing the challenge all over again. Each of the Johto starters has their corresponding elemental Hyper Beam.
No. 	Image	Pokémon 	Type	Level	Version
#152	 	Chikorita	 	5 	
#155	 	Cyndaquil	 	5 	
#158	 	Totodile 	 	5 	
===In-game trades===
====Elekid====
Hordel will only trade this Elekid for a purified Shadow Togepi or Togetic.
No. 	Image	Name 	Pokémon	Type	Level	Version
#239	 	Zaprong	Elekid 	 	20 	
====Duking====
Duking will trade these Pokémon if the player provides him with rare Pokémon from the Poké Spots.
No. 	Image	Pokémon 	Type	Level	Give 	Version
#307	 	Meditite	 	20 	Trapinch	
#213	 	Shuckle 	 	20 	Surskit 	
#246	 	Larvitar	 	20 	Wooper 	
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