Pokémon Emerald/Battle Frontier

The Battle Frontier is a fictional place located in the Hoenn region in the video game Pokémon Emerald that specializes in variations of Pokémon battling. To enter, you need to sign up at one of the desks to obtain the Frontier Pass, which enables you to roam freely around the Battle Frontier.

After winning at each of the Battle Frontier locations a certain amount of times, you can fight that location's Leader (collectively known as "The Frontier Brains") for a chance to win silver and gold Battle Frontier badges. When you defeat all of the leaders, you get special Berries and an extra star added to your Trainer's Card.

Battle Pike
The Battle Pike is a giant building shaped like a Seviper. You need to sign up for it and choose three Pokémon. You then enter a room with three doors, and must choose one. What may happen in the rooms is:


 * Someone could heal one, two or all of your Pokémon.
 * Someone could inflict a status condition on one, two or all of your Pokémon.
 * You could enter a room that is a giant maze with wild Pokémon that you can battle.
 * You could battle a somewhat-tough trainer and have all your Pokémon healed if you win.
 * You could enter a room where you will have a normal 3-on-3 battle or have a double battle
 * You could enter a room where someone will not battle you (nothing happens).

After you overcome each room, you must choose again out of three doors. A challenge is completed after 14 rooms (7 choices).

After 28 and 140 room completions, you can fight the Pike Queen Lucy.

Battle Dome
In the Battle Dome, you get put in a tournament with 15 other people and have to progress through the first leg, quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals to become the champion. You can choose between single or double battles, and then pick a team of three Pokémon to battle with. Before each battle, you select two of your Pokémon to fight. Once you are done, you get taken to an actual arena where you start your fights. After each fight, your Pokémon are healed.

After 5 and 10 tournament wins (single battle only), you can fight the Dome Ace Tucker.

Battle Factory
In the Battle Factory,the hosts are scientist people.There is a choice of double or single battling and the exiting thing is that if you choose levle 50 your pokemon are level 50 ,but if you choose open level your pokemon are level 100!The scientist takes you to a room where you choose 3 out of 6 rental pokemon on offer.They will each have a random item and you can look at there summary while choosing.When you are ready you can go into the battle room and battle.If you win you may be able to swap one of your current rental pokemon for your last opponents rental pokemon,but you can not look at the summary so watch the battle carefuly.Once you have won 7 battles you will be escourted to the entrance room.You start off at 3 battle points and multiply from there.

On your 21st battle in a row without loosing,you will verse Factory Head Noland.If you beat him, you will earn a silver factory symbol.On your 42nd battle in a row, he battles you again and you can win a gold frontier factory symbol. Remember,he has random pokemon.The chances he will have good pokemon are the same as yours. Enjoy the battle choice challenge.Good Luck!

Rufus Manji

Battle Arena
In the Battle Arena, you play a standard three-versus-three battle. However, you have to knock out your opponent's Pokémon within three turns. If you don't, you get judged on mind (use of offensive moves), skill (effectiveness of moves), and body (ratio of HP at the beginning and end of battle) to decide the outcome. A circle is worth two points, a triangle is worth one point, and a letter X is worth zero points. The Pokémon with less points faints immediately. In the event of a tie, both Pokémon faint.

After 27 and 56 consecutive wins in the Arena, you can fight the Arena Tycoon Greta. silver:heracross/umbreon/shedinja gold:umbreon/gengar/breloom

Battle Palace
In the Battle Palace, you play a standard three-versus-three battle. However, you can't decide what your Pokémon uses. You can only switch out the Pokémon. Depending on their nature, they will like certain kinds of moves (offensive, defensive, or supporting). Their attitude might change if their health is low.

After 21 and 42 consecutive wins, you can fight the Palace Maven Spenser.

Battle Pyramid
In the Battle Pyramid, you choose three Pokémon. Your goal is to make it to the top of the pyramid floor by floor by finding the blue tiles, without your Pokémon getting Knocked Out from the high-level wild Pokémon or trainers on each floor. Initially, the visible space around the player's sprite is very small, making navigation harder. This space increases with each battle won.

To limit the player's items, the item bag is taken away and replaced with the battle bag, which stores items found inside the pyramid. Also, the participating Pokémon cannot hold any items from the item bag when signing up. At the end of the challenge, which spans seven floors, any new items held by the Pokémon are placed in the battle bag, which is once again exchanged with the item bag until another challenge.

After going up 21 and 70 floors, you can fight the Pyramid King Brandon.

Battle Tower
The Battle Tower consists of battling with other people. You can choose from single battle, double battle, or true double battle (multi) modes. You battle with seven trainers or sets of trainers before you get let out (unless you lose).

After 35 and 70 consecutive wins (1-on-1 only), you can fight the Salon Maiden Anabel.

Artisan Cave
The Artisan Cave is a long cave connecting one end of the Battle Frontier to the other. It starts near the Battle Palace and the exit is right next to the Battle Tower.

The cave is two levels high, contains a Rare Candy, and the only wild Pokémon found inside is Smeargle.

House
There is a house next to the Battle Tower. Inside, there is a trainer who wants to trade a Skitty for a Meowth.

Record Hall
The record hall contains all of the records that you set at the Battle Frontier. There are three rooms. The one on the left contains records for the Battle Pike, Dome, and Factory, the one in the center has records for the Battle Tower, and the one on the right contains records for the Battle Palace, Pyramid, and Arena.

If you mix records with another Emerald game, you can also get the Battle Frontier records from the other game.

Sudowoodo
A level 40 Sudowoodo is located in the south east section of the Battle Frontier. Its appearance will look like a tree, but if you use wailmer pail on it it will attack. This is the only location of Sudowoodo throughout the third generation.

Move Tutors
In a house next to the Battle Dome, there are two move tutors. They will teach your Pokémon a selection of attacks for a price in Battle Points.

Battle Frontier Shop
The Battle Frontier Shop sells various goods in exchange for Battle Points earned at other parts of the Battle Frontier. You can purchase goods for your secret base, items for raising the statistics of your Pokémon, and items that you can equip to your Pokémon.

The Battle Frontier in the Animé
In the animé, the Battle Frontier is set in Kanto, rather than Hoenn, with the individual parts scattered all over the region. After the Hoenn league, Ash Ketchum meets Scott in Viridian City, who invites Ash to visit, after seeing his skill against Agatha. The rules in each of the facilities also seem to be different than those in the game - for one, Ash challenges the head of the facility immediately, without having to win a series of battles first

Battle Factory
The Battle Factory is located near Cerulean City. Instead of random Pokémon, Noland just has a lot, and the challenger may choose the Pokémon they will face in battle. His Pokemon He Used For Battle Was An Articuno (Befriended.) And In Possession, He Has Venusaur, Machamp, Rhyhorn, Breloom, Rhydon, Lairon, Camerupt, Pinsir, Sandslash, Golduck, Manectric, And Trapinch.

Battle Arena
The Battle Arena is located near Saffron City.Her Pokemon Is Medicham & Hariyama V.S. Ash's Grovyle & Snorlax.