Pokémon Safari

Pokémon Safari (Japanese: ポケモンサファリ Pokémon Safari) is a type of special stage in Pokémon Shuffle where several Pokémon can appear, denoted by a question mark. Whenever a Safari stage is accessed, the player will battle one of the Pokémon that can appear in it, chosen at random. Different Pokémon have different rates of appearance, and there is no way to know which Pokémon will appear before playing. The cost per play is Heart ×1.
Due to the nature of these stages, the button is unavailable, however most of the available Pokémon in a safari will usually share one or two type weaknesses. Most Safaris are that only allow three Support Pokémon.
For the game's end of service period, Pokémon Safaris began running on a consistent, 24-week schedule, with each lasting for one or two weeks. Across the game's live service period, there were 26 different Pokémon Safari events, although many were re-released, sometimes with expanded selections of Pokémon. Many of the end-of-service events feature Pokémon from the old events, but on the whole the new ones significantly mix them up.
The initial three events used the name "Pokémon Safari Appears!"; afterwards, it changed to "A New Pokémon Safari" (in October of 2015). The fourth release was also the first to appear in Pokémon Shuffle Mobile. The title "Head Back Into The Safari!" has appeared on the re-releases of several events.
==Drops==
If a Pokémon encountered in a safari has already been caught, then it has a chance to drop the following items:
* 25% chance to drop Exp. Booster S ×1
* 3.125% chance to drop Exp. Booster M ×1
* 1.5625% chance to drop Exp. Booster L ×1
Drop rates can be increased if the Drop Rate Increase (DRI) effect is purchased from the .
 Default rates
Drop rates 	Drop rates 	Drop rates 	Averagedrops/run
Exp. Booster S ×1(50 exp)	Exp. Booster M ×1(200 exp)	Exp. Booster L ×1(1,000 exp)	Averagedrops/run
25% 	3.125% 	% 	exp(as boosters)
 DRI rates
Drop rates 	Drop rates 	Drop rates 	Averagedrops/run
Exp. Booster S ×1(50 exp)	Exp. Booster M ×1(200 exp)	Exp. Booster L ×1(1,000 exp)	Averagedrops/run
43.75% 	% 	% 	exp(as boosters)
==Rotating stages==
These stages are available on a rotating basis during the game's end-of-service period, repeating every 24 weeks.
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==Live-service stages==
==Trivia==
* Mareanie's stage features Mimikyu, , Wobbuffet, Koffing, Chimecho, Victreebel, Bewear, and Mareanie itself. These are all Pokémon owned by (or in Bewear's case, closely associated with) the Team Rocket Trio. This also may be a reference to the episode Fighting Back the Tears!, which aired during the stage's initial run as a Great Challenge in January 2018.
==In other languages==
Category:Special stages