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Lively Stadium (Surging Sparks 180)

Lively Stadium (Japanese: エキサイトスタジアム Excite Stadium) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Rulings==
For interactions between Lively Stadium, the "Calamity Storm" attack of from , and the "Resolute Heart" of from when the Pikachu ex is at full HP:
* If Lively Stadium is in play, such that an opponent's Pikachu ex's HP becomes 230, and the player uses Roaring Moon ex's Calamity Storm attack and discards the Lively Stadium using the attack's effect, Pikachu ex receives 220 damage. On this condition, since Pikachu ex has 230 HP and receives 220 damage, its Resolute Heart Ability is no longer in effect (as its HP is no longer considered full). Thus, once Lively Stadium is removed from play, Pikachu ex will have its HP reduced to 200, and with 220 damage on it, it will be Knocked Out.Q&A for エキサイトスタジアム on the official Pokémon Card Game website (Japanese)Lively Stadium - Pokémon Rulings Compendium
* However, if damage done by the Calamity Storm attack is increased to 230 or more (eg. using ), Resolute Heart becomes in effect as the Calamity Storm damage would have Knocked Out the Pikachu ex. Thus, once Lively Stadium is discarded, Pikachu ex remains in play with a remaining HP of 10 (effectively having 190 damage on it once all the effects have resolved).
==Trivia==
===Origin===
==References==
Category:Surging Sparks cards
Category:Super Electric Breaker cards
Category:Illus. by imoniii
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es:Estadio Animado (TCG)
fr:Stade en Liesse (Écarlate et Violet Étincelles Déferlantes 180)
ja:エキサイトスタジアム
Living Pokédex

A living Pokédex is a fan term for a game file which not only has a complete Pokédex, but has one of every available species of stored in its PC boxes as well, usually in their National Pokédex order. It follows the most literal interpretation of the slogan of the series, "Gotta catch 'em all!". 
==Storage==
Perhaps one of the most challenging questions is what to do with the living Pokédex once it is complete. In particular, in this instance, or with any large Pokémon collection in general, the question of storage arises.
In Generation I and Generation II, the Pokémon Stadium games could be used to store large amounts of Pokémon for the purpose of a living Pokédex.
In Generation III, Pokémon Box was introduced, which allowed players to store their large collections without worrying about taking up PC space; in fact, players were rewarded for transferring more Pokémon into Pokémon Box, making the living Pokédex goal more appealing.
In Generation IV, players can use My Pokémon Ranch to store up to 1000 Pokémon, and up to 1500 with the updated version. Unlike Pokémon Stadium games and Pokémon Box, players could not use My Pokémon Ranch to transfer large amounts of Pokémon from one game to another very quickly.
In Generation V, there were no storage utilities or accessories available. However, trading between Boxes could facilitate more trades per session. Also, beginning with , players could obtain additional rewards for completing the Pokédex. 
In Generation VI and Generation VII, Pokémon Bank can store up to 3000 Pokémon online. The ability to transfer many Pokémon between games was also restored.
In Generation VIII onward, Pokémon HOME can store up to 30 Pokémon online for free and up to 6,000 Pokémon online on a premium plan. At launch, this was the first instance of a game giving out a distinct reward for completing the Living Pokédex, with an Original Color . However, an update one month later reduced the reward's requirements to just completing the National Pokédex.
Since the release of Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, the core series games no longer include every Pokémon, so only Pokémon HOME, with the premium plan, can store a full living Pokédex. However, every game from Generation VIII onward can freely transfer available Pokémon among each other, so since the release of The Indigo Disk, a living Pokédex can be distributed between games without a premium plan. Almost every Pokémon can fit in the boxes of Sword/Shield, Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl, and Scarlet/Violet, while the remainder not in these games can fit in the free Basic Box of Pokémon HOME.
==Related articles==
* Pokémon availability
* List of Pokémon by availability
* Pokémon Stadium (Japanese)
* Pokémon Stadium
* Pokémon Stadium 2
* Pokémon Box Ruby & Sapphire
* My Pokémon Ranch
* Pokémon Bank
* Pokémon HOME
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Living in the Shadow

Living in the Shadow is one of the ending themes for the English dub of The Rise of Darkrai. It is preceded in the credits by I'll Always Remember You and is sung by Chris Barczynski.
==Lyrics==
<ab>Sometimes it's hard to know
Whether someone you meet is friend or foe
That's how it goes
When you're living in the shadow
Sometimes it's hard just to know your place
When something's happening in time and space
It's a rat race
Living in the shadow
Now is the time to never die
Spread your wings and learn to fly
Are you brave enough to even try?
Living in the shadow (Pokémon!)
Living in the shadow of Darkrai
Living in the shadow (Pokémon!)
Living in the shadow of Darkrai
It's hard to tell what's wrong from right (fade out in movie)
When nothing is nearly black or white
Are you prepared to fight the fight?
Living in the shadow
Words are spoken, the spell is cast
The moment of truth is here at last
The future is now, forget the past
Living in the shadow
Now is the time to never die
Walk the walk... (fade out in dubbed DVD menu)
And stay behind!
Are you brave enough to even try...
Living in the shadow (Pokémon!)
Living in the shadow of Darkrai
Living in the shadow (Pokémon!)
Living in the shadow of Darkrai
Living in the shadow (Pokémon!)
Living in the shadow of Darkrai
Living in the shadow (Pokémon!)
Living in the shadow
Of Darkrai!</ab>
==Trivia==
* The full version of the song is available for streaming or download on Chris "Breeze" Barczynski's website.
==In other languages==
Category:English movie ending themes
de:Im Schatten
es:ED2P10
fr:Exister dans l'ombre
Liza's Lunatone

Liza's Lunatone (Japanese: ランのルナトーン Lan's Lunatone) is a Pokémon owned by Liza in the , , and .
==In animation==
===Pokémon the Series===
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Lunatone is the Pokémon Liza uses in all Gym battles. It first appeared in It's Still Rocket Roll to Me!, where it faced off against Tate's Solrock. Lunatone was dominating the battle until Solrock launched a . However, Lunatone's Solrock and defeated it. It was later used to battle , once again using Ice Beam to freeze them.
In Solid as a Solrock, Lunatone was sent out alongside Solrock in a Double Battle against Ash's Pikachu and . Lunatone and Solrock had the advantage at first since they dominated their opponents, but an accidental clash of Solar Beam and Ice Beam caused Tate and Liza to fight. Additional collisions caused the siblings to continue their fighting, which gave Swellow the advantage to attack unnoticed the first time.
Team Rocket interrupted the battle and stole Lunatone along with Solrock, but they were both rescued with the combined efforts of Pikachu and Swellow. The battle was continued outside afterwards. Once again, Lunatone was able to dominate the battle, by blocking Pikachu's attacks with . Pikachu's and Swellow's use of allowed them to defeat Lunatone and earned Ash the .
====Personality and characteristics====
Very little is known about Lunatone's personality except for the fact that it doesn't get into arguments with Tate's Solrock unlike their Trainers sometimes.
====Moves used====
===GOTCHA!===
Liza's Lunatone briefly appeared in GOTCHA!.
==In the games==
===In the core series===
 	 	
 	Gym battle 	First rematch
 	 	
 	 	
Second rematch 	Third rematch 	Fourth rematch
 	 	
Pokémon World Tournament	Pokémon World Tournament 	
Hoenn Leaders Tournament	Type Expert/World Leaders Tournament	
 	 	
===In spin-off games===
====Pokémon Masters EX====
Lunatone pairs alongside Liza in Pokémon Masters EX.
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==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
Lunatone is Liza's main Pokémon. It appeared in I'm Always Grumpig First Thing in the Morning II, where it was traveling with its Trainer on Mt. Pyre. Lunatone was used in conjunction with Solrock against the s that were aiming to steal the Red and Blue Orbs. Despite their best efforts, the Grunts were only illusions created by Blaise, who easily got past his opponents and stole the orbs.
====Moves used====
==In the TCG==
Lunatone appears in the card Tate & Liza (Celestial Storm 148).
==Trivia==
* Lunatone is the first Pokémon belonging to a Gym Leader to activate its Ability in .
==Related articles==
* Tate's Solrock
Lunatone
Category:Ruby and Sapphire characters
Category:Emerald characters
Category:Black 2 and White 2 characters
Category:Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire characters
Category:Pokémon Adventures characters (Pokémon)
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Lizabeth's Medicham (Movie VS Pack 7)

Lizabeth's Medicham (Japanese: ヒロミのチャーレム Hiromi's Charem) is a Basic Pokémon card. It is part of the .
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Lizabeth's family uses a in their water show in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea. is a move in the Pokémon games that Medicham can learn.
Category:Movie Commemoration VS Pack: Sea's Manaphy cards
Category:Illus. by Kagemaru Himeno
de:Lizabeths Meditalis (Eiga Kōkai Kinen VS Pack Sōkai no Manaphy 007)
fr:ヒロミのチャーレム (映画公開記念VSパック 蒼海のマナフィ 007)
ja:ヒロミのチャーレム (VSマナフィ)
Lizzie Freeman

Lizzie Freeman is an American voice actor who has worked for the Pokémon franchise since her debut role as in 2020.
==Biography==
Lizzie Freeman was born on Nov 2, 1992 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. She is an actress. After first voicing in Pokémon Masters EX in 2020, she then started providing voice work for Pokémon animation starting in 2022. She is most known for her roles as Lisia in Pokémon Journeys: The Series and currently is voicing Coral in Pokémon Horizons: The Series.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
Pokémon Journeys: The Series
* Lisia
Pokémon Horizons: The Series
* Coral
Pokémon: Hisuian Snow
* Alec
===Games===
Pokémon Masters EX
* Sabrina (Masters)
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
*Pomni ()
*Chizuru Mizuhara ()
*Kaya Saimori ()
*Chisato Nishikigi ()
*Sumire Heanna (Love Live! Superstar!!)
*Trish Una (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind)
*Meggy Spletzer (SMG4 and Sunset Paradise)
*Cardinal ()
==External links==
* Official Website
* Twitter
Freeman, Lizzie
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Lizzy

Lizzy (Japanese: ユカリ Yukari) is a character of the day who appeared in A Bout With Sprout. She is a student at Earl's Pokémon academy.
Lizzy was first seen approaching Ash's Pikachu, wanting to play with him, but this quickly erupted into an argument with Zackie, who also wanted to play. In class, she sat next to Zackie and showed a keen interest in 's stories about his Pokémon battles. She was later seen with the other students at the Sprout Tower before they evacuated due to a sudden build-up of smoke.
==Voice actor==
Category:Johto characters of the day
Category:Female characters
Category:Animation characters
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Loaded Dice

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Loaded Dice (Japanese: いかさまダイス Cheating Dice) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IX.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
Loaded Dice causes used by the holder to always hit at least four times, if possible.
It causes , , and used by the holder to only perform one accuracy check. It causes the holder's Population Bomb to hit four to ten times (with an even chance of each number of hits).
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| East Province (Area One) (from a Pokémon League representative after defeating 5 s in the area)
| Delibird Presents (Levincia Branch)
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| Item Printer
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====Distribution====
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Games	Event	Language/Region	Distribution period
 	 	South Korea 	April 29 to May 31, 2023
==In other languages==
Category:Held items
Category:In-battle effect items
de:Gezinkter Würfel
es:Dado trucado
fr:Dé Pipé
it:Dado truccato
ja:いかさまダイス
zh:机变骰子（道具）
Lob

(Japanese: ロブ Lob) is a character of the day who appeared in A Festival Reunion!.
Lob was among the s competing in the World Coronation Series Battle Festival Challenge in Shalour City. He had a battle against , where he used his against . Although Lob had a good strategy against Pokémon, Ash was able to win, causing Lob's rank to go down.
Lob was later seen watching Ash's battle against .
==Pokémon==
==Achievements==
Lob has competed in the following :
* World Coronation Series Rank: Unknown (Normal Class)
==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	ロブ Lob 	From ブロスター Bloster () or lobster
==Trivia==
* Lob and his make a reference to the fact that are a recurring part of cowboy cooking. They're often seen as mascots for restaurants with this theme.
==Related articles==
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
Category:Journeys characters of the day
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it:Lob
ja:ロブ
zh:罗伯
Loblolly

Loblolly (Japanese: シタン Citan) is a character in the Generation V core series . 
==In the core series games==
In , the may find Loblolly in the southeast section of Nacrene City, where her studio is located. After visiting the at least once, Loblolly will talk about Décor that "people will dream of". Players may choose one of five pieces of Décor that will be unlocked in the Dream World the next time the Game Sync is used. Each day, another piece may be chosen.
===Quotes===
;Nacrene City
* If talked to without visiting the Dream World
:"My name is Loblolly. I'm a designer of Décor items. But I'm stuck now... I just can't come up with a good design. I've been thinking about Décor so great that it will appear in a dream..."
===Sprites===
Overworld sprite from
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
Loblolly appears in The Mystery of the Missing Fossil. , while touring through each of Nacrene City's shops, visited Loblolly's studio to look at furniture.
==Names==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	シタン Citan 	From 紫檀 shitan ()
English 	Loblolly 	From
German 	Rosalie 	From Rosenholz (rosewood)
Spanish 	Teca 	From teca ()
French 	Merisia 	From merisier ()
Italian 	Acacia 	From the genus
Korean 	자단 Jadan 	From 자단 (紫檀) jadan (rosewood)
==Related articles==
Category:Game characters
Category:Black and White characters
Category:Black 2 and White 2 characters
Category:Manga characters
Category:Pokémon Adventures characters
Category:Female characters
de:Rosalie
ja:シタン
zh:紫檀
Location preview

A location preview is an image of an area that is shown when it is accessed, featured in and . This feature is not employed for all locations.
==FireRed and LeafGreen==
In FireRed and LeafGreen, the previews are also used by the Town Map's guide feature but they are displayed with a tinted overlay in order to make the text clearer.
Location 	Preview	 	
 	 	 	
Viridian Forest 	 	 	
Diglett's Cave 	 	 	
Mt. Moon 	 	 	
Cerulean Cave 	 	 	
Rock Tunnel 	 	 	
Power Plant 	 	 	
Pokémon Tower 	 	 	
Rocket Hideout 	 	 	
 	 	 	
Silph Co. 	 	 	
Seafoam Islands 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
Mt. Ember 	 	 	
Berry Forest 	 	 	
Icefall Cave 	 	 	
Rocket Warehouse	 	 	
Lost Cave 	 	 	
Pattern Bush 	 	 	
Altering Cave 	 	 	
Dotted Hole 	 	 	
Tanoby Chambers 	 	 	
  	  	 	 
==HeartGold and SoulSilver==
In HeartGold and SoulSilver, all of the previews were drawn by Saya Tsuruta.https://web.archive.org/web/20230424101112/https://twitter.com/saya_tsuruta/status/1650384315099021312
Location 	Morning preview	Daytime preview	Evening preview	Nighttime preview
 	 	 	 	
Sprout Tower 	 	 	 	
Dark Cave ( entrance)	 	 	 	
Dark Cave ( entrance)	 	 	 	
Ruins of Alph 	 	 	 	
Union Cave 	 	 	 	
Slowpoke Well 	 	 	 	
Ilex Forest 	 	 	 	
National Park 	 	 	 	
Burned Tower 	 	 	 	
Bell Tower 	 	 	 	
Whirl Islands 	 	 	 	
Mt. Mortar 	 	 	 	
Ice Path 	 	 	 	
Dragon's Den 	 	 	 	
Mt. Silver Cave 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
Tohjo Falls 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
Viridian Forest 	 	 	 	
Diglett's Cave 	 	 	 	
Mt. Moon 	 	 	 	
Cerulean Cave 	 	 	 	
Rock Tunnel 	 	 	 	
Seafoam Islands 	 	 	 	
  	  	  	  	 
==References==
Category:Game mechanics
*Preview
it:Anteprima delle zone
LockDown (TCG)

The LockDown from the expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game predominantly focuses on and Pokémon. Each Theme Deck is packaged with a 60-card deck, damage counters, a custom , a rulebook, and a card list.
==Blurb==
Shut down your opponents' offense with the "Lock Down" deck and attack at will!
==Deck list==
==In other languages==
Category:Theme Decks
de:Schloss und Riegel (TCG)
es:Mazo Encierro
fr:Verrouillage (deck)
it:Mega Blocco (GCC)
ja:LockDown
zh:禁闭（TCG）
Lock Capsule

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The Lock Capsule (Japanese: ロックカプセル Lock Capsule) is an unobtainable Key Item that was first included in the game data of . It is not legitimately available in any game. The Lock Capsule's menu sprite differs between Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver and .
In Pokémon Black and White, it would have been the only way to obtain , but was never released. In , TM95 can be obtained in regular gameplay.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, it has no use. If received via Mystery Gift, the menu option "VIEW LOCK CAPSULE CARD" will appear in the Mystery Gift menu, displaying "The Lock Capsule is held in the strictest safekeeping." as Wonder Card text. It can then be transferred to Pokémon Black and White by using the Relocator, which will change the Wonder Card text to "The Lock Capsule was delivered safely!".
In Pokémon Black and White, it can be opened by Mr. Lock in Castelia City, allowing the to retrieve the exclusive TM95 (Snarl) from inside it.
===Description===
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===Distribution===
The Lock Capsule was never distributed.
==Trivia==
* The Lock Capsule also contains a letter read by Mr. Lock upon opening it: "I entrust the Technical Machine in the Lock Capsule to a trustworthy in the Unova region. Don't allow it to fall into the hands of villains like Team Rocket."
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* List of Key Items in Generation IV
* List of Key Items in Generation V
Category:Key Items
Category:Equipment
Category:Unreleased items
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es:Cápsula candado
fr:Poké Écrin
it:Capsula Scrigno
ja:ロックカプセル
zh:上锁的容器（道具）
Locke

Locke (Japanese: コブシ Kobushi), also known as Master Thief Keyes (Japanese: 怪盗ナックル Phantom Thief Knuckle), is a character of the day who appeared in Unlocking Some Respect!.
Sometime prior to the episode, Locke was Ed's locksmith apprentice. Over time, he became frustrated and felt he was not respected by Ed, Locke ended up quitting. While and were about to check out a gem exhibit in Jacore Town, Locke waited on the rooftop. When it was nighttime, Locke came in from the rooftop and picked the a diamond exhibit's lock which sounded the alarm. Before leaving, some guards came by. Locke ended up escaping after throwing his calling card. The guards found that the gem was still in its case, and it was later revealed that Locke's criminal alter-ego "Master Thief Keyes" only intended on unlocking Ed's handmade locks to prove his own worth.
Later, came by and had Locke use his locksmith skills so that the trio could steal Pokémon from a nearby Pokémon Center. Locke pretended to agree with them as he wanted Team Rocket to free him from the device they used to restrain him. However, Locke ended up backing out of the deal and claimed that he doesn't steal. He had his Binacle, Lefty, use on . Team Rocket ended up chasing Locke with their and . Inkay's and Gourgeist's accidentally blew up a generator to the Pokémon Center and this blasted Team Rocket away in the process.
As the Pokémon Center was set ablaze, Locke went inside to rescue the Pokémon but was trapped inside. Locke yelled out for help and Ed's Binacle, Righty, had go to Ed for help. Ed arrived at the scene and instructed Locke how to pick the lock from the inside. The pair were able to escape the blaze, with the incident reestablishing trust between them. Although Locke was arrested by Officer Jenny, he was let off with a warning, something that Ed told Ash and his friends to keep a secret.
==Pokémon==
===Shared with Ed===
==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	コブシ Kobushi 	From 拳 kobushi, fist.
English, Polish, Spanish	Locke 	From and the phrase "under lock and key".
Italian 	Lucchetto 	Literally "padlock"
Norwegian 	Låsen 	Literally "the lock"
Russian 	Лок Lok 	Transcription of English name
Swedish 	Låset 	Literally "the lock"
Master Thief Keyes
===Locke's Pokémon===
Lefty
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	レフト Left 	From レフト left
English 	Lefty 	From left
Danish 	Venstra 	Literally "left"
Finnish 	Vasuri 	From vasuri, a slang word meaning lefthanded
Italian 	Manci 	From mancino, lefthanded
Norwegian 	Venstre 	Literally "left"
Brazilian Portuguese	Esquerda 	From esquerda, left
European Spanish 	Izquierdi 	From izquierda, left
Polish 	Lewuś 	From lewy, left
Russian 	Лефте Lefte	From English name
Swedish 	Vänstran 	From vänster, left
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
Category:Kalos characters of the day
Category:Professional thieves
Category:Characters with alter egos
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fr:Verrou
it:Lucchetto
ja:コブシ (XY編第111話)
zh:阿拳
Locomotive Café

Locomotive Café (Japanese: きかんしゃレストラン Locomotive Restaurant) is the ninth area in Pokémon Rumble U. It is available after the player clears Model Train Room. In this area, the player fights one boss - . Each stage must be cleared before moving on to the next stage. 
==Dash Race!==
===Challenges===
* Protect the fort
* Use 
* Use moves one time or not at all
* Clear the battle within four seconds
* Pick up 10 or more coins 
Clearing the challenges allows the player to obtain a blue capsule containing a . 
===Pokémon===
Pokémon	Pokémon
 	
 	
 	
 	Reward
 	
 	
 	
==Bonus Round!==
===Challenges===
* Work hard for 30 seconds
* Destroy 27 or more Capsule Cages 
* Pick up 27 or more capsules 
This stage features all of the variants of . Only 27 (A-Y as well as the question mark and exclamation mark) are available in the stage; completing the challenges, thereby collecting all 27 within 30 seconds, allows the player to obtain a blue capsule containing Unown in its Z form.
===Pokémon===
There are no enemies in this stage. Instead, all Pokémon already appear inside their capsule cages.
Pokémon	Pokémon
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
 	Reward
 	Capsule Cage
 	Capsule Cage
==Boom! Boom! Boom!==
===Challenges===
* Defeat the boss in time
* Clear the battle within 60 seconds
* Use 
* Achieve a combo of 100 or more
* Defeat 
Clearing the challenges allows the player to obtain a blue capsule containing a .
===Pokémon===
Pokémon	Pokémon
 	
 	Boss
 	Reward
==In other languages==
Locomotive Café	
Dash Race!	
Bonus Round!	
Boom! Boom! Boom!
Category:Pokémon Rumble U
Category:Pokémon Rumble U locations