Pokémon Rumble / Toy Pokémon Roster and Collection Priorities

Pokémon Rumble Toy Pokémon Roster and Collection Priorities

Understand the toy roster without confusing Rumble with the five-generation 3DS sequel.

Edition covered

Original 2009 WiiWare Pokémon Rumble. Distinct from Rumble Blast, Rumble U, Rumble World and Rumble Rush. The cover image is the digital title presentation; this release had no standard retail box.

5 characters · one picture per entry · open a picture for full size.

Toy Pokémon Roster and Collection Priorities

Normal

Rattata

Opening toy.

Reference

Electric

Pikachu

Kanto roster.

Reference

Fire/Flying

Charizard

Kanto roster.

Reference

Psychic

Mewtwo

Kanto legendary roster.

Reference

Psychic

Mew

Special acquisition target.

Reference

Quick notes

Start with the toy rather than its evolution line. Rattata begins the adventure, but toys do not follow main-series training and evolution.
Separate the original and Advanced rosters. Normal mode centers on Kanto Pokémon; Advanced adds Sinnoh species.
Keep memorable species in useful roles. A favorite Pokémon can remain in the collection even after its current copy falls behind in Power.
Treat special acquisition as region-specific. Password and ticket methods can supply unusual toys, but passwords differ by region.

Separate the original and Advanced rosters

Roster scope
Group	Original WiiWare game	Keep distinct
Kanto species	Main Normal roster	Separate from individual toy Power
Sinnoh species	Advanced mode expansion	Opened through progression
Johto and Hoenn species	Not a complete roster here	Later Rumble games broaden coverage
Unova species	Not in this 2009 game	Introduced in Rumble Blast

References

Guide references
Reference	Website
Nintendo WiiWare overview	www.nintendo.com
Original game reference	www.serebii.net
Original roster	www.serebii.net
Original modes	www.serebii.net