Aquatic Hill
Aquatic Hill (Japanese: 水のおか Water Hill) is the fifth area in Pokémon Rumble U. It is available after the player clears Wonder Area and moves on to Blue Sky Park. In this area, the player fights three bosses - Manaphy, Typhlosion, and Gyarados. Each stage must be cleared before moving on to the next stage.
The Colorful Park
Challenges
- Defeat the boss
- Pick up five or more Capsules
- Use a Super-effective Grass-type move
- Use a Super-effective Electric-type move
- Pick up 120 or more coins
Clearing the challenges allows the player to obtain a blue capsule containing a Stunfisk.
The Floors Are Hot!
Challenges
- Defeat the boss
- Achieve a combo of 60 or more
- Pick 120 or more coins
- Use a Fire-type Pokémon
- Keep one of the player's allies from taking any damage
Clearing the challenges allows the player to obtain a blue capsule containing a Zapdos.
Pokémon
Emolga is found trapped in a ball capsule under a cage and does not actually battle the player. This is the first usage of this mechanic in the game, and appears later as well.
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Zapdos Reward |
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Cyndaquil |
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Quilava |
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Typhlosion Boss |
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Girafarig |
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Snubbull |
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Granbull |
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Electrike |
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Manectric |
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Torkoal |
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Blitzle |
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Zebstrika |
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Gothita |
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Gothorita |
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Gothitelle |
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Emolga Capsule Cage |
Magikarp is All You Need
Challenges
- Defeat the boss
- Don't use Fire-type Pokémon
- Achieve a combo of 70 or more
- Don't destroy any rockets
- Clear the battle with a remaining HP of 20 or less
Clearing the challenges allows the player to obtain a blue capsule containing a Magikarp.
Trivia
- The music track that plays in the first two stages are ported from Pokémon Rumble Blast, while the music on the Magikarp is All You Need stage is the theme of Smeargle's Art Study from Pokémon Channel.
In other languages
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The Colorful Park
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The Floors Are Hot!
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Magikarp is All You Need
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