Deep Colosseum

Deep Colosseum (Japanese: ボトムコロシアム Bottom Colosseum) is a Colosseum located under The Under. After the main storyline of has ended, the can challenge Gonzap at the Snagem Hideout. After his defeat, he leaves behind a D-Disk, which will allow access to the Deep Colosseum.
Unlike the other three Colosseums in Story Mode, which feature four rotating sets of four Trainers, the Deep Colosseum incorporates five, although the fifth set will not offer a TM prize. The finale of each of this Colosseum's first four sets features a , starting with Miror B., then going in the order they were defeated during the course of the game: Dakim, Venus, Ein. This also allows another chance for the player to snag their Shadow Pokémon if they previously failed to do so. After all of them have been defeated, the strongest Trainer in the Colosseum, nicknamed the "Deep King", appears, using a .
This Colosseum has possibly some of the strongest Trainers and valuable prizes. After all of the Cipher Admins have been defeated once more, the Colosseum can continue to be challenged, with high rewards.
In Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, due to The Under being inaccessible, the Deep Colosseum is inaccessible as well.
==Environment==
The Deep Colosseum is an unknown depth below The Under. There is a giant hidden automatic door that serves as an entrance. Directly behind it is a lobby similar to the lobbies of the other Colosseums in Orre. The Colosseum itself is a gigantic open area with bleachers for spectators. There is a giant rotating fan directly above the battlefield. The Colosseum itself is surrounded by almost all sides by vast, complicated networks of seemingly infinite pipes of varying sizes. Its distance from the reception desk is unknown. One even claims to have reached the Deep Colosseum by just digging downward by shovel.
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==Trainers==
If a 's Shadow Pokémon wasn't snagged during a previous battle with them, it will replace their final Pokémon here.
====Round 1====
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Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 20,448 and .
====Round 2====
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Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 20,936 and .
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Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 22,148 and .
====Round 4====
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Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 18,118 and .
====Round 5====
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Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 9,984.
==Layout==
Game 	Entrance	Lobby
 	 	
 	  	 
==Trivia==
* Despite Rui staying behind whenever the player takes part in a Colosseum challenge, she will still appear in the arena to identify any Shadow Pokémon seen here and prevent the player from snagging non-Shadow Pokémon.
* If Venus's is present in her team here, it will know instead of , as it does in previous battles, making it the only Shadow Pokémon with an altering moveset.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Orre locations
Category:Colosseum locations
Category:Colosseums
de:Colosseum Tartarus
es:Coliseo Minérea
fr:Colosseum de Targare
it:Arena Abissale
ja:ボトムコロシアム