Battle Resort

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The Battle Resort is a secluded island located in southeastern Hoenn. This area is only accessible after you complete the post-game Delta Episode.

This resort serves as a premier destination for competitive trainers to battle and win Battle Points (BP) to exchange for various prizes.

Most notably you’ll find the Battle Maison here, where trainers can test their skills in various battle formats. But this island also features a Day Care Center, various Move Tutors, and some other useful facilities.

Table of Contents

Usable Moves / Items for Navigation
HM03 Surf

Points of Interest

Battle Maison Replica

Outside the Battle Maison / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Outside the Battle Maison

The Battle Maison is the main attraction of the Battle Resort, serving as a battle facility similar to the Battle Tower from previous generations.

Being located at the heart of the island, it’s the primary destination for trainers seeking competitive battles.

Battle Challenges

Inside the Battle Maison you’ll find a variety of battle formats are available to test your skills.

By taking on the trainers in this facility, you can accumulate Battle Points (BP) as rewards for winning battles.

Talking to the Battle Maison receptionist / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Talking to the Battle Maison receptionist

The building’s inner room houses the arena where battles take place. To start a challenge, speak to the receptionist located next to the PC.

There are also a handful of battle format options you can choose from.

Battle Format	Description	Number of Eligible Pokémon
Single Battle	A one-on-one battle.	3
Double Battle	A two-on-two battle.	4
Triple Battle	A three-on-three battle.	6
Rotation Battle	A three-on-three battle, with only one Pokémon fighting at a time. You can rotate between them during the battle.	4
Multi Battle	You team up with another Trainer and fight in a two-on-two format.	2 per player (4 total)

With each victory you’ll be awarded BP, and longer win streaks give you even more BP.

When you defeat the Battle Chatelaine on the 20th battle in the Normal Rank, you unlock the Super Rank for that battle format. The Super Rank offers a tougher challenge, notably featuring a rematch with a Battle Chatelaine on the 50th match.

Check the table below to see how much BP you can earn per victory:

Win Streak	Normal Rank	Super Rank
1-10	1	2
11-19	2	3
20 (Battle Chatelaine)	20	3
21-30	–	4
31-40	–	5
41-49	–	6
50 (Battle Chatelaine)	–	50
51 onwards	–	7

Exchange Service Corner

Exchanging BP for useful items / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Exchanging BP for useful items

In the Exchange Service Corner you’ll find two attendants that offer a variety of valuable items in exchange for BP.

The attendant on the left sells Vitamins, EV training items, and evolution items, while the attendant on the right sells held items used in battles.

Left Attendant
Item	Price
HP Up	2 BP
Protein	2 BP
Iron	2 BP
Calcium	2 BP
Zinc	2 BP
Carbos	2 BP
Power Weight	16 BP
Power Bracer	16 BP
Power Belt	16 BP
Power Lens	16 BP
Power Band	16 BP
Power Anklet	16 BP
Protector	32 BP
Up-Grade	32 BP
Dubious Disc	32 BP
Electirizer	32 BP
Magmarizer	32 BP
Reaper Cloth	32 BP
Whipped Dream	32 BP
Sachet	32 BP
Rare Candy	48 BP
Ability Capsule	200 BP

Right Attendant
Item	Price
Flame Orb	16 BP
Toxic Orb	16 BP
Absorb Bulb	32 BP
Cell Battery	32 BP
Eject Button	32 BP
Luminous Moss	32 BP
Power Herb	32 BP
Red Card	32 BP
Ring Target	32 BP
Snowball	32 BP
Weakness Policy	32 BP
White Herb	32 BP
Air Balloon	48 BP
Assault Vest	48 BP
Binding Band	48 BP
Bright Powder	48 BP
Choice Band	48 BP
Choice Scarf	48 BP
Choice Specs	48 BP
Expert Belt	48 BP
Focus Band	48 BP
Focus Sash	48 BP
Iron Ball	48 BP
Life Orb	48 BP
Muscle Band	48 BP
Razor Claw	48 BP
Razor Fang	48 BP
Safety Goggles	48 BP
Scope Lens	48 BP
Wide Lens	48 BP
Wise Glasses	48 BP
Zoom Lens	48 BP

IV Checker

The IV Judge (or IV Checker) is a green-haired trainer standing in the top-right corner of the Battle Resort’s Pokémon Center. He can check any of your Pokémon’s Individual Values (IVs).

Talk to him and choose a Pokémon from your party to receive statements about the approximate range of its IVs.

His statements and their meanings are explained in detail on our dedicated IV Judge page.

Pokémon Day Care Annex

The Pokémon Day Care Annex is located east of the Pokémon Center.

Just like the Day Care on Route 117, this facility allows you to leave up to two Pokémon at a time, and it provides two main services for them:

1 – Experience – Your Pokémon gain experience points with each step you take while they are at the Pokémon Day Care.

2 – Breeding – If you leave two compatible Pokémon (based on their Egg Group) at the Pokémon Day Care, they may produce an Egg. You can receive the Egg from the Elderly NPC outside the Pokémon Day Care building.

While leaving your Pokémon at the Day Care is free, withdrawing them will incur a fee. This fee is calculated based on the number of levels they have gained during their stay. The base fee is 100 Poké Dollars, plus an additional 100 Poké Dollars per level per Pokémon.

Inside the Pokémon Day Care Annex / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Inside the Pokémon Day Care Annex

Battle Point (BP) Move Tutors

Standing in front of the Move Tutors / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Standing in front of the Move Tutors

Four Move Tutors can be found on the west side of the island.

Each Move Tutor has a separate shack where they will offer to teach your Pokémon various moves in exchange for BP earned in the Battle Maison.

Move Tutor #1

Talking to the first Move Tutor / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Talking to the first Move Tutor

Move Name	Type	Cat	Power	Acc	PP	Effect	Price
Bind	Normal	Physical	15 BP	85%	20 PP	Things such as long bodies or tentacles are used to bind and squeeze the target for four to five turns	4 BP
Snore	Normal	Special	50 BP	100%	15 PP	An attack that can be used only if the user is asleep. The harsh noise may also make the target flinch.	4 BP
Water Pulse	Water	Special	60 BP	100%	20 PP	The user attacks the target with a pulsing blast of water. It may also confuse the target.	4 BP
Shock Wave	Electric	Special	60 BP	– – – %	20 PP	The user strikes the target with a quick jolt of electricity. This attack cannot be evaded.	4 BP
Bug Bite	Bug	Physical	60 BP	100%	20 PP	The user bites the target. If the target is holding a Berry, the user eats it and gains its effect.	4 BP
Covet	Normal	Physical	60 BP	100%	25 PP	The user endearingly approaches the target, then steals the target’s held item.	4 BP
Low Kick	Fighting	Physical	– – –	100%	20 PP	A powerful low kick that makes the target fall over. It inflicts greater damage on heavier targets.	8 BP
Signal Beam	Bug	Special	75 BP	100%	15 PP	The user attacks with a sinister beam of light. It may also confuse the target.	8 BP
Giga Drain	Grass	Special	75 BP	100%	10 PP	A nutrient-draining attack. The user’s HP is restored by half the damage taken by the target.	8 BP
Thunder Punch	Electric	Physical	75 BP	100%	15 PP	The target is punched with an electrified fist. It may also leave the target with paralysis.	8 BP
Fire Punch	Fire	Physical	75 BP	100%	15 PP	The target is punched with a fiery fist. It may also leave the target with a burn.	8 BP
Ice Punch	Ice	Physical	75 BP	100%	15 PP	The target is punched with an icy fist. It may also leave the target frozen.	8 BP
Drain Punch	Fighting	Physical	75 BP	100%	10 PP	An energy-draining punch. The user’s HP is restored by half the damage taken by the target.	8 BP
Knock Off	Dark	Physical	65 BP	100%	25 PP	The user slaps down the target’s held item, preventing that item from being used in the battle.	12 BP
Super Fang	Normal	Physical	– – –	90%	10 PP	The user chomps hard on the target with its sharp front fangs. It cuts the target’s HP to half.	12 BP
Dual Chop	Dragon	Physical	45 BP	90%	15 PP	The user attacks its target by hitting it with brutal strikes. The target is hit twice in a row.	12 BP
Endeavor	Normal	Physical	– – –	100%	5 PP	An attack move that cuts down the target’s HP to equal the user’s HP.	16 BP

Move Tutor #2

Talking to the second Move Tutor / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Talking to the second Move Tutor

Move Name	Type	Cat	Power	Acc	PP	Effect	Price
Uproar	Normal	Special	90 BP	100%	10 PP	The user attacks in an uproar for three turns. Over that time, no one can fall asleep.	8 BP
Iron Tail	Steel	Physical	100 BP	75%	15 PP	The target is slammed with a steel-hard tail. It may also lower the target’s Defense stat.	8 BP
Bounce	Flying	Physical	85 BP	85%	5 PP	The user bounces up high, then drops on the target on the second turn. It may also leave the target with paralysis.	8 BP
Drill Run	Ground	Physical	80 BP	95%	10 PP	The user crashes into its target while rotating its body like a drill. Critical hits land more easily.	8 BP
Iron Head	Steel	Physical	80 BP	100%	15 PP	The user slams the target with its steel-hard head. It may also make the target flinch.	8 BP
Zen Headbutt	Psychic	Physical	80 BP	90%	15 PP	The user focuses its willpower to its head and attacks the target. It may also make the target flinch.	8 BP
Aqua Tail	Water	Physical	90 BP	90%	10 PP	The user attacks by swinging its tail as if it were a vicious wave in a raging storm.	12 BP
Dragon Pulse	Dragon	Special	80 BP	100%	10 PP	The target is attacked with a shock wave generated by the user’s gaping mouth.	12 BP
Seed Bomb	Grass	Physical	85 BP	100%	15 PP	The user slams a barrage of hard-shelled seeds down on the target from above.	12 BP
Heat Wave	Fire	Special	95 BP	90%	10 PP	The user attacks by exhaling hot breath on the opposing team. It may also leave targets with a burn.	12 BP
Last Resort	Normal	Physical	140 BP	100%	5 PP	This move can be used only after the user has used all the other moves it knows in the battle.	12 BP
Hyper Voice	Normal	Special	90 BP	100%	10 PP	The user lets loose a horribly echoing shout with the power to inflict damage.	12 BP
Foul Play	Dark	Physical	95 BP	100%	15 PP	The user turns the target’s power against it. The higher the target’s Attack stat, the greater the damage.	12 BP
Earth Power	Ground	Special	90 BP	100%	10 PP	The user makes the ground under the target erupt with power. It may also lower the target’s Sp. Def.	12 BP
Outrage	Dragon	Physical	120 BP	100%	10 PP	The user rampages and attacks for two to three turns. It then becomes confused, however.	16 BP
Superpower	Fighting	Physical	120 BP	100%	5 PP	The user attacks the target with great power. However, it also lowers the user’s Attack and Defense.	16 BP
Gunk Shot	Poison	Physical	120 BP	80%	5 PP	The user shoots filthy garbage at the target to attack. It may also poison the target.	16 BP
Sky Attack	Flying	Physical	140 BP	90%	5 PP	A second-turn attack move where critical hits land more easily. It may also make the target flinch.	16 BP
Focus Punch	Fighting	Physical	150 BP	100%	20 PP	The user focuses its mind before launching a punch. It will fail if the user is hit before it is used.	16 BP

Move Tutor #3

Talking to the third Move Tutor / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Talking to the third Move Tutor

Move Name	Type	Cat	Power	Acc	PP	Effect	Price
Block	Normal	Status	– – –	– – – %	5 PP	The user blocks the target’s way with arms spread wide to prevent escape.	8 BP
Skill Swap	Psychic	Status	– – –	– – – %	10 PP	The user employs its psychic power to exchange Abilities with the target.	8 BP
Synthesis	Grass	Status	– – –	– – – %	5 PP	The user restores its own HP. The amount of HP regained varies with the weather.	8 BP
Role Play	Psychic	Status	– – –	– – – %	10 PP	The user mimics the target completely, copying the target’s natural Ability.	8 BP
Pain Split	Normal	Status	– – –	– – – %	20 PP	The user adds its HP to the target’s HP, then equally shares the combined HP with the target.	8 BP
Gastro Acid	Poison	Status	– – –	100%	10 PP	The user hurls up its stomach acids on the target. The fluid eliminates the effect of the target’s Ability.	8 BP
Worry Seed	Grass	Status	– – –	100%	10 PP	A seed that causes worry is planted on the target. It prevents sleep by making the target’s Ability Insomnia.	8 BP
Spite	Ghost	Status	– – –	100%	10 PP	The user unleashes its grudge on the move last used by the target by cutting 4 PP from it.	8 BP
After You	Normal	Status	– – –	– – – %	15 PP	The user helps the target and makes it use its move right after the user.	8 BP
Helping Hand	Normal	Status	– – –	– – – %	20 PP	The user assists an ally by boosting the power of that ally’s attack.	8 BP
Trick	Psychic	Status	– – –	100%	10 PP	The user catches the target off guard and swaps its held item with its own.	8 BP
Recycle	Normal	Status	– – –	– – – %	10 PP	The user recycles a held item that has been used in battle so it can be used again.	8 BP
Snatch	Dark	Status	– – –	– – – %	10 PP	The user steals the effects of any healing or stat-changing move the opponent attempts to use.	8 BP
Magic Coat	Psychic	Status	– – –	– – – %	15 PP	A barrier reflects back to the target moves like Leech Seed and moves that damage status.	8 BP
Magnet Rise	Electric	Status	– – –	– – – %	10 PP	The user levitates using electrically generated magnetism for five turns.	8 BP
Iron Defense	Steel	Status	– – –	– – – %	15 PP	The user hardens its body’s surface like iron, sharply raising its Defense stat.	8 BP

Move Tutor #4

Talking to the fourth Move Tutor / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Talking to the fourth Move Tutor

Move Name	Type	Cat	Power	Acc	PP	Effect	Price
Heal Bell	Normal	Status	– – –	– – – %	5 PP	The user makes a soothing bell chime to heal the status problems of all the party Pokémon.	8 BP
Tailwind	Flying	Status	– – –	– – – %	15 PP	The user whips up a turbulent whirlwind that ups the Speed of all party Pokémon for four turns.	8 BP
Magic Room	Psychic	Status	– – –	– – – %	10 PP	The user creates a bizarre area in which Pokémon’s held items lose their effects for five turns.	8 BP
Wonder Room	Psychic	Status	– – –	– – – %	10 PP	The user creates a bizarre area in which Pokémon’s Defense and Sp. Def stats are swapped for five turns.	8 BP
Stealth Rock	Rock	Status	– – –	– – – %	20 PP	The user lays a trap of levitating stones around the opponent’s team. The trap hurts opponents that switch into battle.	8 BP
Gravity	Psychic	Status	– – –	– – – %	5 PP	Gravity is intensified for five turns, making moves involving flying unusable and negating Levitate.	8 BP
Electroweb	Electric	Special	55 BP	95%	15 PP	The user captures and attacks opposing Pokémon by using an electric net. It reduces the targets’ Speed stat.	8 BP
Icy Wind	Ice	Special	55 BP	95%	15 PP	The user attacks with a gust of chilled air. It also reduces the targets’ Speed stat.	12 BP

Gift Camerupt & Sharpedo (Grunts’ Cottage)

Outside the Grunts’ cottage / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Outside the Grunts’ cottage

In the second cottage to the right of the Battle Maison, a cutscene will play out featuring two grunts who fell in love.

Taking the Gift Sharpedo and Camerupt / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Taking the Gift Sharpedo and Camerupt

If you leave and re-enter the cottage they will offer to give you their Sharpedo (from the Team Aqua Grunt) and Camerupt (from the Team Magma Grunt), which they raised in honor of their leaders.

Sharpedo (Gift)

Pokémon	Sharpedo Lv.40
Type	Water / Dark
Ability	Rough Skin
Held Item	Wacan Berry
Moves	Crunch Scary Face Slash Poison Fang

Camerupt (Gift)

Pokémon	Camerupt Lv.40
Type	Fire / Ground
Ability	Magma Armor
Held Item	Passho Berry
Moves	Yawn Curse Take Down Rock Slide

Daily Free Berry

Outside the lady’s cottage / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Outside the lady’s cottage

Inside the cottage east of the Battle Maison is a lady who will give you one random EV-reducing berry once per day. This includes any of the following berries:

Grepa Berry
Hondew Berry
Kelpsy Berry
Pomeg Berry
Qualot Berry
Tamato Berry

Obtaining an EV-reducing berry / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Obtaining an EV-reducing berry

Background Music Changer

Changing the background music / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Changing the background music

South of the Pokémon Day Care Annex is a Parasol Lady NPC. She will offer to change the background music of the Battle Resort.

If you say yes, she will randomly switch the outdoor music to one of several tracks. The new music will remain in effect as the area’s background music until it’s changed again, even if you leave the area & re-enter.

You can change the BGM to any of the following tracks:

Battle Resort
Hurry Along
Rival’s Theme
Secret Super Training!
Victory Road

Wild Pokemon

Battle Resort (Water)

Surfing around the island / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Surfing around the island

Surfing
Species	Tentacruel	Mantyke	Pelipper	Mantine
Species
Encounter Chance	50%	30%	19%	1%
Levels	Lv. 35	Lv. 35	Lv. 35-40	Lv. 40

Fishing – Old Rod
Species	Magikarp	Tentacool
Species
Encounter Chance	65%	35%
Levels	Lv. 10-15	Lv. 5

Fishing – Good Rod
Species	Magikarp	Tentacool	Remoraid
Species
Encounter Chance	60%	35%	5%
Levels	Lv. 25	Lv. 25	Lv. 25

Fishing – Super Rod
Species	Remoraid	Octillery
Species
Encounter Chance	95%	5%
Levels	Lv. 30-35	Lv. 40

Obtainable Items

Item	Method	Exact Location
Vs. Recorder	In the sea-level area, from a Collector at the entrance (if not previously obtained at the Battle Institute)
Sharpedonite (OR)	From Aqua Leader Archie, during your first visit to Battle Resort
Cameruptite (AS)	From Magma Leader Maxie, during your first visit to Battle Resort
Gengarite	Inside the custodian’s cottage, northeastern part of the island
Audinite	From Looker, after you find him on the beach
TM87 Swagger	From the Lady inside the Day Care Center
Protein	Inside the custodian’s cottage, northeastern part of the island
Zinc	Inside the custodian’s cottage, northeastern part of the island
Carbos	Inside the custodian’s cottage, northeastern part of the island
HP Up	Inside the custodian’s cottage, northeastern part of the island
Iron	Inside the custodian’s cottage, northeastern part of the island
Calcium	Inside the custodian’s cottage, northeastern part of the island
Passho Berry	Held by the Camerupt given by the Team Magma Grunt
Wacan Berry	Held by the Sharpedo given by the Team Aqua Grunt
Lansat Berry	Reward from the little girl after you achieve 100 consecutive victories at the Battle Maison, in the cottage east of the Battle Maison
Starf Berry	Reward from the little girl after you achieve 200 consecutive victories at the Battle Maison, in the cottage east of the Battle Maison
Level Release (Decoration)	From a Battle Girl in the northwestern-most cabin on the docks
Footprint Ribbon	From a Collector if you show him a Pokémon that has gained at least 30 levels, northwestern-most cabin on the docks
Max Ether (Hidden)	At the end of the south pier
Big Pearl (Hidden)	Southeast side of the island
Full Restore (Hidden)	Northeast side of the island
HP Up (Hidden)	Inside the second Move Tutor’s shack, west side of the island
Big Mushroom (Daily)	Reward for guessing which Whismur was holding the Big Mushroom, located northwest of the Battle Maison (Whismur Show Minigame)

Battle Maison Items

Item	Method	Exact Location
Commemorative Monument (Battle Maison Decoration)	Reward for achieving 50 consecutive wins in any of the Super challenges (5 Total Types)
Skillful Battler Ribbon	Given to all Pokémon in the party after defeating a Battle Chatelaine in a regular battle
Expert Battler Ribbon	Given to all Pokémon in the party after defeating a Battle Chatelaine in a Super Battle
Ability Capsule	Possible rematch reward for defeating Wally (1% chance)

Trainers

Rival Wally Rematch

Challenging Rival Wally / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Challenging Rival Wally

The day after you’ve achieved 50 consecutive wins in any of the Super challenges in the Battle Maison, Wally will appear in the lobby of the Battle Maison to have a rematch with you.

Then after being defeated for the first time, he will occasionally reappear in the same spot here to rechallenge you. His team will improve from the second battle onwards.

Wally’s Team (First Rematch)


Pokemon	Altaria Lv. 64	Delcatty Lv. 64	Roserade Lv.64	Magnezone Lv.64	Mega Gallade Lv. 66
Type	Dragon / Flying	Normal	Grass / Poison	Electric / Steel	Psychic / Fighting
Ability	Natural Cure	Cute Charm	Poison Point	Sturdy	Inner Focus
Held Item	None	None	None	None	None
Moves	Aerial Ace Safeguard Dragon Pulse Cotton Guard	Sing Disarming Voice Charm Feint Attack	Synthesis Leech Seed Petal Blizzard Toxic	Screech Discharge Tri Attack Flash Cannon	Psycho Cut Close Combat Slash Swords Dance

Wally’s Team (Second Rematch Onwards)


Pokemon	Roserade Lv.79	Talonflame Lv. 79	Azumarill Lv.79	Magnezone Lv.79	Garchomp Lv. 79	Mega Gallade Lv. 81
Type	Grass / Poison	Fire / Flying	Water / Fairy	Electric / Steel	Dragon / Ground	Psychic / Fighting
Ability	Poison Point	Gale Winds	Huge Power	Sturdy	Rough Skin	Inner Focus
Held Item	Bright Powder	Life Orb	Assault Vest	Air Balloon	Rocky Helmet	Galladite
Moves	Shadow Ball Leech Seed Petal Blizzard Poison Jab	Brave Bird Flare Blitz Steel Wing Tailwind	Aqua Jet Play Rough Aqua Tail Iron Tail	Thunder Wave Discharge Reflect Flash Cannon	Dragon Claw Crunch Earthquake Stone Edge	Psycho Cut Close Combat Leaf Blade Swords Dance

Rematchable Trainers (Daily)

The Battle Resort features five special Trainers, each specializing in a specific type, who can be battled once per day.

Each Trainer has seven different teams with one team randomly selected every time you battle them.

Grass-Type Trainer: Aroma Lady Carnation (West Side)

Aroma Lady Carnation / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Aroma Lady Carnation

Aroma Lady Carnation (Team #1)

Pokémon	Tangrowth Lv.60	Jumpluff Lv.60	Ludicolo Lv.60	Victreebel Lv.60
Type	Grass	Grass / Flying	Grass / Water	Grass / Poison
Reward Money	1,920 Poké Dollars

Aroma Lady Carnation (Team #2)

Pokémon	Ferrothorn Lv.60	Ludicolo Lv.60	Victreebel Lv.60	Tangrowth Lv.60
Type	Grass / Steel	Grass / Water	Grass / Poison	Grass
Reward Money	1,920 Poké Dollars

Aroma Lady Carnation (Team #3)

Pokémon	Exeggutor Lv.60	Victreebel Lv.60	Tangrowth Lv.60	Ferrothorn Lv.60
Type	Grass / Psychic	Grass / Poison	Grass	Grass / Steel
Reward Money	1,920 Poké Dollars

Aroma Lady Carnation (Team #4)

Pokémon	Roserade Lv.60	Tangrowth Lv.60	Ferrothorn Lv.60	Exeggutor Lv.60
Type	Grass / Poison	Grass	Grass / Steel	Grass / Psychic
Reward Money	1,920 Poké Dollars

Aroma Lady Carnation (Team #5)

Pokémon	Jumpluff Lv.60	Ferrothorn Lv.60	Exeggutor Lv.60	Roserade Lv.60
Type	Grass / Flying	Grass / Steel	Grass / Psychic	Grass / Poison
Reward Money	1,920 Poké Dollars

Aroma Lady Carnation (Team #6)

Pokémon	Ludicolo Lv.60	Exeggutor Lv.60	Roserade Lv.60	Jumpluff Lv.60
Type	Grass / Water	Grass / Psychic	Grass / Poison	Grass / Flying
Reward Money	1,920 Poké Dollars

Aroma Lady Carnation (Team #7)

Pokémon	Victreebel Lv.60	Roserade Lv.60	Jumpluff Lv.60	Ludicolo Lv.60
Type	Grass / Poison	Grass / Poison	Grass / Flying	Grass / Water
Reward Money	1,920 Poké Dollars

Poison-Type Trainer: Rich Boy Antoin (Northwest Side)

Rich Boy Antoin / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Rich Boy Antoin

Rich Boy Antoin (Team #1)

Pokémon	Crobat Lv.60	Drapion Lv.60	Weezing Lv.60	Muk Lv.60
Type	Poison / Flying	Poison / Dark	Poison	Poison
Reward Money	7,200 Poké Dollars

Rich Boy Antoin (Team #2)

Pokémon	Scolipede Lv.60	Muk Lv.60	Drapion Lv.60	Crobat Lv.60
Type	Poison / Bug	Poison	Poison / Dark	Poison / Flying
Reward Money	7,200 Poké Dollars

Rich Boy Antoin (Team #3)

Pokémon	Muk Lv.60	Scolipede Lv.60	Toxicroak Lv.60	Drapion Lv.60
Type	Poison	Poison / Bug	Poison / Fighting	Poison / Dark
Reward Money	7,200 Poké Dollars

Rich Boy Antoin (Team #4)

Pokémon	Drapion Lv.60	Toxicroak Lv.60	Dragalge Lv.60	Scolipede Lv.60
Type	Poison / Dark	Poison / Fighting	Poison / Dragon	Poison / Bug
Reward Money	7,200 Poké Dollars

Rich Boy Antoin (Team #5)

Pokémon	Toxicroak Lv.60	Weezing Lv.60	Scolipede Lv.60	Dragalge Lv.60
Type	Poison / Fighting	Poison	Poison / Bug	Poison / Dragon
Reward Money	7,200 Poké Dollars

Rich Boy Antoin (Team #6)

Pokémon	Weezing Lv.60	Dragalge Lv.60	Crobat Lv.60	Toxicroak Lv.60
Type	Poison	Poison / Dragon	Poison / Flying	Poison / Fighting
Reward Money	7,200 Poké Dollars

Rich Boy Antoin (Team #7)

Pokémon	Dragalge Lv.60	Crobat Lv.60	Muk Lv.60	Weezing Lv.60
Type	Poison / Dragon	Poison / Flying	Poison	Poison
Reward Money	7,200 Poké Dollars

Fairy-Type Trainer: Fairy Tale Girl Josephine (Northeast Side)

Fairy Tale Girl Josephine / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Fairy Tale Girl Josephine

Fairy Tale Girl Josephine (Team #1)

Pokémon	Whimsicott Lv.60	Wigglytuff Lv.60	Slurpuff Lv.60	Granbull Lv.60
Type	Fairy / Grass	Fairy / Normal	Fairy	Fairy
Reward Money	960 Poké Dollars

Fairy Tale Girl Josephine (Team #2)

Pokémon	Slurpuff Lv.60	Aromatisse Lv.60	Azumarill Lv.60	Wigglytuff Lv.60
Type	Fairy	Fairy	Fairy / Water	Fairy / Normal
Reward Money	960 Poké Dollars

Fairy Tale Girl Josephine (Team #3)

Pokémon	Azumarill Lv.60	Whimsicott Lv.60	Florges Lv.60	Aromatisse Lv.60
Type	Fairy / Water	Fairy / Grass	Fairy	Fairy
Reward Money	960 Poké Dollars

Fairy Tale Girl Josephine (Team #4)

Pokémon	Florges Lv.60	Slurpuff Lv.60	Granbull Lv.60	Whimsicott Lv.60
Type	Fairy	Fairy	Fairy	Fairy / Grass
Reward Money	960 Poké Dollars

Fairy Tale Girl Josephine (Team #5)

Pokémon	Granbull Lv.60	Azumarill Lv.60	Wigglytuff Lv.60	Slurpuff Lv.60
Type	Fairy	Fairy / Water	Fairy / Normal	Fairy
Reward Money	960 Poké Dollars

Fairy Tale Girl Josephine (Team #6)

Pokémon	Wigglytuff Lv.60	Florges Lv.60	Aromatisse Lv.60	Azumarill Lv.60
Type	Fairy / Normal	Fairy	Fairy	Fairy / Water
Reward Money	960 Poké Dollars

Fairy Tale Girl Josephine (Team #7)

Pokémon	Aromatisse Lv.60	Granbull Lv.60	Whimsicott Lv.60	Florges Lv.60
Type	Fairy	Fairy	Fairy / Grass	Fairy
Reward Money	960 Poké Dollars

Ground-Type Trainer: Poké Maniac Kelvin (Near the Battle Maison)

Poké Maniac Kelvin / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Poké Maniac Kelvin

Poké Maniac Kelvin (Team #1)

Pokémon	Rhyperior Lv.60	Nidoking Lv.60	Mamoswine Lv.60	Hippowdon Lv.60
Type	Ground / Rock	Ground / Poison	Ground / Ice	Ground
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Poké Maniac Kelvin (Team #2)

Pokémon	Mamoswine Lv.60	Rhyperior Lv.60	Nidoqueen Lv.60	Hippowdon Lv.60
Type	Ground / Ice	Ground / Rock	Ground / Poison	Ground
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Poké Maniac Kelvin (Team #3)

Pokémon	Gastrodon Lv.60	Mamoswine Lv.60	Rhyperior Lv.60	Nidoqueen Lv.60
Type	Ground / Water	Ground / Ice	Ground / Rock	Ground / Poison
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Poké Maniac Kelvin (Team #4)

Pokémon	Nidoqueen Lv.60	Gastrodon Lv.60	Garchomp Lv.60	Rhyperior Lv.60
Type	Ground / Poison	Ground / Water	Ground / Dragon	Ground / Rock
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Poké Maniac Kelvin (Team #5)

Pokémon	Nidoking Lv.60	Nidoqueen Lv.60	Garchomp Lv.60	Gastrodon Lv.60
Type	Ground / Poison	Ground / Poison	Ground / Dragon	Ground / Water
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Poké Maniac Kelvin (Team #6)

Pokémon	Hippowdon Lv.60	Garchomp Lv.60	Gastrodon Lv.60	Nidoking Lv.60
Type	Ground	Ground / Dragon	Ground / Water	Ground / Poison
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Poké Maniac Kelvin (Team #7)

Pokémon	Garchomp Lv.60	Hippowdon Lv.60	Nidoking Lv.60	Mamoswine Lv.60
Type	Ground / Dragon	Ground	Ground / Poison	Ground / Ice
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Bug-Type Trainer: Bug Maniac Felix (Near the Battle Maison)

Bug Maniac Felix / Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire — Bug Maniac Felix

Bug Maniac Felix (Team #1)

Pokémon	Scizor Lv.60	Galvantula Lv.60	Heracross Lv.60	Pinsir Lv.60
Type	Bug / Steel	Bug / Electric	Bug / Fighting	Bug
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Bug Maniac Felix (Team #2)

Pokémon	Ninjask Lv.60	Heracross Lv.60	Pinsir Lv.60	Scizor Lv.60
Type	Bug / Flying	Bug / Fighting	Bug	Bug / Steel
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Bug Maniac Felix (Team #3)

Pokémon	Leavanny Lv.60	Pinsir Lv.60	Scizor Lv.60	Ninjask Lv.60
Type	Bug / Grass	Bug	Bug / Steel	Bug / Flying
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Bug Maniac Felix (Team #4)

Pokémon	Crustle Lv.60	Scizor Lv.60	Ninjask Lv.60	Leavanny Lv.60
Type	Bug / Rock	Bug / Steel	Bug / Flying	Bug / Grass
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Bug Maniac Felix (Team #5)

Pokémon	Galvantula Lv.60	Ninjask Lv.60	Leavanny Lv.60	Crustle Lv.60
Type	Bug / Electric	Bug / Flying	Bug / Grass	Bug / Rock
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Bug Maniac Felix (Team #6)

Pokémon	Heracross Lv.60	Leavanny Lv.60	Crustle Lv.60	Galvantula Lv.60
Type	Bug / Fighting	Bug / Grass	Bug / Rock	Bug / Electric
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

Bug Maniac Felix (Team #7)

Pokémon	Pinsir Lv.60	Crustle Lv.60	Galvantula Lv.60	Heracross Lv.60
Type	Bug	Bug / Rock	Bug / Electric	Bug / Fighting
Reward Money	1,680 Poké Dollars

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