Pokémon Rumble Guide
2009 · Action RPGBox art

Game guides
| Guide | What you will find |
|---|---|
Battle Royale Ranks and Entry Power | Check Normal and Advanced thresholds before spending money on a toy that will soon be replaced. |
Recruiting Toy Pokémon and Choosing Moves | Judge recruits by Power, attacks and handling instead of keeping the opening toy forever. |
Six Stage Themes and Boss Preparation | Use the field stages to broaden your collection before returning to the arena. |
Terminal Services and Four-Player Co-op | Know where to manage moves, duplicates and a local multiplayer session. |
Toy Pokémon Roster and Collection Priorities | Understand the toy roster without confusing Rumble with the five-generation 3DS sequel. |
At a glance
| Focus | What to know |
|---|---|
| Power comes from new toys | An existing toy does not level up like a main-series Pokémon. |
| Qualify for Battle Royale | Recruit a toy meeting the current rank threshold. |
| Play locally with friends | The WiiWare game supports up to four players. |
Characters Character guide →
| Character | Role | At a glance |
|---|---|---|
| Rattata | Opening toy | Introduces the collection-and-replacement loop. |
| Pikachu | Electric toy | A familiar recruit with Electric attack options. |
| Charizard | Fire/Flying toy | Part of the original Kanto collection. |
| Mewtwo | Psychic toy | A powerful late collection target. |
| Mew | Mythical toy | Associated with special acquisition routes. |
Quick answers
| Topic | Go straight to |
|---|---|
| Battle Royale Ranks and Entry Power | Meet the requirement with a collected toy → |
Pictures All pictures →
References
| Reference | Website |
|---|---|
| Pokémon Rumble: game and edition overview | www.nintendo.com |
Battle Royale Ranks and Entry Power
Recruiting Toy Pokémon and Choosing Moves
Six Stage Themes and Boss Preparation
Terminal Services and Four-Player Co-op
Toy Pokémon Roster and Collection Priorities