Set 2 (Ga-Olé)


The second Pokémon Ga-Olé set was released on September 15, 2016. It features 42 standard disks and 3 secret disks.

Set 1
Pokémon Ga-Olé sets
Set 3

Information

The Genetic Pokémon Mewtwo served as the focal Pokémon for the second set, appearing as a Grade 5 Pokémon in the Mewtwo Course, one of the launch courses. Its counterpart, the New Species Pokémon Mew could be encountered on the same course as well, though much less frequently. Mew was also the first Pokémon Ga-Olé disk to have a collection number of "XXX". The Beginning Course acts as an introductory course, featuring relatively low-Grade Pokémon, including the Generation IV starter Pokémon, as well as some Pokémon from the first set.

A number of high-Grade Pokémon, including Xerneas, Yveltal, and Zygarde, could be encountered in the Zygarde Again Course, available to play from October. November saw the release of the Kyurem Course, in which the Boundary Pokémon Kyurem could be encountered as a Grade 5 Pokémon. The Greninja's Bond Course, available to play in conjunction with the release of Pokémon Sun and Moon in Japan, introduced a Grade 5 Greninja with the ability to transform into Ash-Greninja.

The second set also included some changes to game mechanics, including an increased capture rate across all Pokémon, and an increased encounter rate for Grade 4 and Grade 5 Pokémon. This change also increased the chances of a player encountering secret Pokémon, such as Shiny Pokémon. Conversely, the rate at which Fighting Spirit could be raised during gameplay was reduced. Another minor addition was the ability to give players a second opportunity to capture Pokémon after a failed attempt. Pokémon that did not enter the Get Chance state during a round and were not captured had a small chance to appear again in the following round, retaining the same HP.

A new game mode, Trainer and Battle (Japanese: トレーナーとバトル) was introduced with the launch of the second set, providing a similar gameplay experience to that of Challenge Battle from Pokémon Tretta. Trainer and Battle mode features 5 different Pokémon Trainers to battle against, each with a team of 4 Pokémon. Each of the Trainers have a difficulty rating based on the Grade of Pokémon in their team. Defeating a Trainer will earn the player a trophy, which can be retained if they have a Ga-Olé Pass. Trainer and Battle mode consists of a single round, and can only be won by defeating all of the opponent's Pokémon—if the round reaches the time limit, it still counts as a loss. Last Chance! follows the conclusion of Trainer and Battle mode as with Get by Battle mode, offering the player an opportunity to capture and dispense random Pokémon for an additional ¥100. Evolution Chance! and Grade Up Chance! will also follow the conclusion of Trainer and Battle mode if the player used any eligible disks.

Course summary

Standard courses
Mewtwo Course
ミュウツーコース
Playable at set launch
Beginning Course
はじめてコース
Playable at set launch
Zygarde Again Course
ジガルデふたたびコース
Playable from October 6, 2016
Kyurem Course
キュレムコース
Playable from November 3, 2016
Greninja's Bond Course
ゲッコウガのきずなコース
Playable from November 18, 2016
Limited courses
Available at participating stores with Pokémon Ga-Olé arcade units from September 15, 2016
Sinnoh Setting Off Course
シンオウたびだちコース
Playable from September 15 to December 7, 2016
Available for Pokémon Ga-Olé Members to redeem from September 17, 2016 for 1,000 Member Points
Mega Evolution's Power Course
メガシンカのちからコース
Playable from September 17, 2016 to March 31, 2017
Available as an insert in issue 50 of Pokémon Fan, released on September 20, 2016
Water Types One After Another Course
みずタイプぞくぞくコース
Playable from September 20 to December 7, 2016
Special Mewtwo Course
とくべつ ミュウツーコース
Playable from October 7 to 27, 2016 on select units
Gible Outbreak
フカマルたいりょうはっせい
Playable from October 20 to November 2, 2016
Available as an insert in the December 2016 issue of CoroCoro Ichiban!, released on October 21, 2016
Overthrow! Dragon Course
だとう!ドラゴンコース
Playable from October 21 to December 7, 2016



Trainer and Battle mode opponents

Fashionable Kid Chiemi
おしゃれキッズのチエミ
Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆
Stunfisk
Mud Bomb
Leech Seed
Goomy
Tackle
Leech Seed
Dedenne
Nuzzle
Leech Seed
Slowpoke
Confusion
Leech Seed
Hot-blooded Boy Yoshiaki
ねっけつしょうねんのヨシアキ
Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆
Pangoro
Crunch
Leech Seed
Parasect
X-Scissor
Leech Seed
Weezing
Sludge
Leech Seed
Gyarados
Water Pulse
Leech Seed
Uniform Girl Rio
せいふくガールのリオ
Difficulty: ★★★☆☆
Torterra
Earth Power
Leech Seed
Infernape
Close Combat
Leech Seed
Empoleon
Flash Cannon
Leech Seed
Pikachu
Thunderbolt
Leech Seed
Street Boy Shōgo
ストリートボーイのショウゴ
Difficulty: ★★★★☆
Noivern
Boomburst
Leech Seed
Gardevoir
Draining Kiss
Leech Seed
Lucario
Brick Break
Leech Seed
Gengar
Shadow Punch
Leech Seed
Battle Leader Racto*
バトルリーダーのラクト
Difficulty: ★★★★★
Mega Kangaskhan
Mega Punch
Leech Seed
Mega Slowbro
Zen Headbutt
Leech Seed
Kyurem
Blizzard
Leech Seed
Mewtwo
Psystrike
Leech Seed


Set list

Disk No. Name Type Grade
02-001 Turtwig
02-002 Grotle
02-003 Torterra
02-004 Chimchar
02-005 Monferno
02-006 Infernape
02-007 Piplup
02-008 Prinplup
02-009 Empoleon
02-010 Lunatone
02-011 Solrock
02-012 Paras
02-013 Parasect
02-014 Koffing
02-015 Weezing
02-016 Dratini
02-017 Dragonair
02-018 Dragonite
02-019 Dragonite
02-020 Fletchling
02-021 Fletchinder
02-022 Talonflame
02-023 Goomy
02-024 Sliggoo
02-025 Goodra
02-026 Goodra
02-027 Kangaskhan
02-028 Kangaskhan
02-029 Slowpoke
02-030 Slowbro
02-031 Slowbro
02-032 Gible
02-033 Gabite
02-034 Garchomp
02-035 Garchomp
02-036 Mewtwo
02-037 Xerneas
02-038 Yveltal
02-039 Zygarde
02-040 Zygarde
02-041 Kyurem
02-042 Greninja
02-XXX Mew
02-019★ Dragonite
02-026★ Goodra
 


Original series
Set 1Set 2Set 3Set 4Set 5
Dash series
Dash set 1Dash set 2Dash set 3Dash set 4Dash set 5
Ultra Legend series
Ultra Legend set 1Ultra Legend set 2Ultra Legend set 3
Ultra Legend set 4Ultra Legend set 5
Grand Rush series
Grand Rush set 1Grand Rush set 2Grand Rush set 3
Grand Rush set 4Grand Rush set 5
Promotional
Promotional disks


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