Pokétopia

Pokétopia	ポケトピア
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Introduction	Pokémon Battle Revolution
Professor	None
First partner Pokémon	None
Regional Villains	None
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Generation	IV
Games	Pokémon Battle Revolution
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Pokétopia (Japanese: ポケトピア Pokétopia) is a Pokémon battle island theme park. It along with the surrounding environment is the setting of Pokémon Battle Revolution.

Besides having all the normal features of a city, such as streets, skyscrapers and a pier, Pokétopia is also home to several battle arenas known as Colosseums. Each Colosseum hosts different types of battles. As such, it is highly similar to a Battle Frontier albeit much larger.

The design of the futuristic, technologically advanced city is related to LaRousse City.

Reception

The receptionist Anna serves and supports the player throughout the game, handing out rewards and gifts every time they clear a challenge as well as explaining various battle strategies.

Colosseums

There are a total of eleven Colosseums in Pokétopia—six led by a Colosseum Leader, four led by a Colosseum Master, and one additional Colosseum for DS and Wi-Fi Battles.

Players progress through each Colosseum which are unlocked in order and can continue playing to take on additional challenges after the initial game. The Colosseum Leader or Masters always face the player at the end of each series of battles. The Colosseum Leaders' Pokémon outfits can be unlocked for Custom Pass Trainers when completing their Finals in the "Level 50 All" rule. Occasionally, they can wear Shiny outfts, which are only obtainable if the standard-colors is not already acquired.

Two Level Rules are available for battles. The Lv. 30 Open rule features all opponent Pokémon matching the highest level Pokémon on the player's team, and at minimum will be level 30. The Lv. 50 All rule makes all the competing Pokémon Level 50. The Colosseum Masters offer the additional battle challenges at their respective Colosseums post-game.

Each time a battle is completed, players are rewarded stuff such as Poké Coupons, new gear and outfits for their Trainers, Battle Pass designs and titles as well as Mystery Gifts that can be bought and ported to DS games. Often, some rewards unlocked will be related to the theme of the Colosseum cleared, particularly the Battle Pass designs.

List of Colosseums

Name/Image	Map description	Battle type	Leader/Master
Gateway Colosseum	Floating at the entrance to Pokétopia, this Colosseum offers a beautiful view.	Rental Battle Trade Battle	Joe
Main Street Colosseum	Always full of tourists, this Colosseum sits on the main street of Pokétopia.	Knockout Battle	Taylor
Waterfall Colosseum	This ancient Colosseum is surrounded on all sides by refreshing waterfalls.	Team Battle	Marina
Crystal Colosseum	Deep below Pokétopia, this Colosseum is lit by the pulsing crystals on its walls.	Tournament Battle	Voldon
Neon Colosseum	Laced with pulsing neon, this Colosseum sits on a balcony high atop Pokétopia.	Fortune Battle	Rosie
Sunny Park Colosseum	This outdoor Colosseum sits in the middle of a popular family park.	Knockout Battle Little Battle	Sashay
Magma Colosseum	Built atop an active volcano, this Colosseum is ideal for heated battles.	League Battle	Terrell
Sunset Colosseum	Located on Sunset Bay, this Colosseum was the site of many ancient battles.	Select Battle	Dusty
Courtyard Colosseum	Located in an old castle, this Colosseum is lit only by the moon and stars above.	Knockout Battle Survival Battle	Kruger
Stargazer Colosseum	With a view that stretches on forever, this Colosseum is great for epic battles.	Pokétopia Championship Masters Battle	Mysterial
Lagoon Colosseum	Located on the edge of Pokétopia, this Colosseum is great for friendly battles.	DS Battle Wi-Fi Battle	—