PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond

PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond
Current
Game information
Publisher:	Nintendo
Developer:	Creatures, Inc.
Number of players:	Up to 4
Release dates:	: November 12, 2011 : February 27, 2012 : March 23, 2012 : March 29, 2012
Platform(s):	Wii

PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond (ポケパーク2 ＢＷ ビヨンド・ザ・ワールド Pokepāku 2 BW Biyondo za Wārudo) is a game for the Wii. It is the sequel to PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure.

Unlike the previous game, Pikachu, Snivy, Tepig, and Oshawott are all available to play as. However, Pikachu is only available at the start, and not all four Pokémon will be available at the same time. After meeting Samurott, Oshawott will be available. Snivy and Tepig can then be recruited, with Verdant Court in the Arbor Area being the location of the former and Rockridge Fort in the Crag Area being the location of the latter. The attractions in Wish Park have also been enhanced so that four players can cooperate and compete with each other.

Like in the previous game, Pokémon cannot be switched mid-battle. There are also areas where Pokémon will let the player character ride on them (such as Mandibuzz or Drifblim), which grants access to areas that are normally off-limits. When the game is beaten for the first time, access to the Arcane Area is granted.

Plot

The plot of the game revolves around Pikachu saving Piplup and his other pals from Wish Park. He meets different interesting Pokemon along the way, which he can battle and play with. Oshawott, Snivy, and Tepig become characters that the player can explore as.

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Playable Characters (Story Mode)

Another thing that sets PokéPark 2 away from the previous game is that there are four playable Pokémon as compared to just Pikachu. They are listed below:

• Pikachu: Pikachu's moves are Thunderbolt, Iron Tail, and Quick Attack. Pikachu can use his Thunderbolt to shock blocks with a lightning symbol, removing it from its way in the dungeons. He can also carry small Pokémon and items.
• Snivy: Princess Snivy's known moves are Leaf Tornado and Leaf Storm which can be used to increase the height of her jumps and access normally unreachable places and to battle.
• Tepig: Tepig's known attacks are Flamethrower, Heat Crash, and Flame Charge which can be used to battle, smash small rocks and destroy large boulders that act as unbreakable obstacles for the other Pokémon.
• Oshawott: Oshawott's known attacks are Razor Shell and Water Gun which seems to only help the player in battle. However, Oshawott has the ability to swim in large bodies of water that the other Pokémon cannot cross.

Trainer Pokémon

Each of the four playable characters can be trained to upgrade their moves—for a certain number of berries. They are trained by their specific type and evolved forms:

• Raichu: Raichu can train Pikachu as his apprentice after Pikachu defeats him in battle. He can upgrade Pikachu's Thunderbolt, Iron Tail, and Dash Combo up to Level 3.

• Servine: Servine can train Snivy as her apprentice after Snivy defeats her in battle. She can upgrade Snivy's Leaf Tornado, Leaf Storm, and Dash Combo up to Level 3.

• Pignite: Pignite can train Tepig as his apprentice after Tepig defeats him in battle. He can upgrade Tepig's Flamethrower, Heat Crash, and Dash Combo up to Level 3.

• Dewott: Dewott can train Oshawott as his apprentice after Oshawott defeats him in battle. He can upgrade Oshawott's Razor Shell, Water Gun, and Dash Combo up to Level 3.

• Blitzle: Blitzle can train any of the playable characters to run like the wind. This will prove very useful when you're playing a game of Chase.

• Audino: Audino can help increase your maximum Hit Points up to Level 3. This will prove very useful when you're engaging other Pokémon in battle.

Other Helpful Pokémon

There are certain Pokémon you can interact with during and after the main storyline.

• Meowth: Look for Meowth in each of the different areas. He'll be more than willing to trade if you grant him something in return.

• Misdreavus: Misdreavus runs a Photo Studio in Cove Town. When you meet up with her for the first time, she'll show you how to take photos. However, there is a limit on the number of photos you can save in-game. Any more than 72 you'll have to save on an SD card.

• Musharna: She sleeps in Cove Town a lot and sees Wish Park in her dreams. You can ask her things about the place overtime. After you beat the game, you can talk to her and see the end credits whenever you want.

• Delibird: Delibird dropped his snowball while making a delivery. If you find it and return it to him, he'll grant you random presents from that point onward.

• Kecleon: This stealthy chameleon Pokémon has been following and observing you and your pals throughout the game. When you discover Kecleon for the very first time, he'll show you his Book of Records. All the Achievements and Awards you've gotten to date are in this book.

• Drifblim: After saving Drifblim and her pals from Wish Park, she'll be able to give you a lift to any place you've already been.

• Reuniclus: The head scientist at the Scientorium and the inventor of the poster portals.

Wish Park Pokémon

• Piplup: Pikachu's childhood friend who came to PokéPark with Pikachu. He got trapped in Wish Park, but he began to tell other Pokémon how scary Wish Park really is. When he returns after the game is beaten, he begins exploring PokéPark. You can sometimes find him in Cove Town and he'll give you a collectable item.
• Gothita:
• Gothorita:
• Gothitelle:
• Yamask:
• Cofagrigus:
• Litwick:
• Lampent:
• Chandelure:
• Haxorus:
• Sigilyph:
• Darkrai:

Attractions

Similar to the previous game, PokéPark 2 also has attractions located in Wish Park. However, unlike its predecessor, when you play the Attractions for the first time, only Pikachu, Snivy, Tepig, and Oshawott are playable. You can also play with three other friends in a special function on the menu. The game only has four attractions: the Cake Contraption, Dance Inferno, Power Bash and the Flight of Fancy.

Area Keepers

Certain areas have a "Keeper", a guide who can help the players out with their investigation. You can seek their advice.

• Samurott: The wise and noble Samurott is the Keeper of the Cove Area. This warrior is very dependable and believes that teamwork will help solve the case faster.

• Serperior: Queen Serperior is the Keeper of the Arbor Area. She hopes that one day, Snivy will become queen. But Snivy's uncouth manners never seem to improve...

• Emboar: As powerful as he is kind, Emboar is the Keeper of the Crag Area. He's the one who runs the Battle Tournament in which some of the strongest of Pokémon gather to battle it out.

• Conkeldurr: Conkeldurr is in charge of the Tech Area. You'll need to earn his favor before you can befriend any Pokémon around here.

Pokémon

Piplup P-001 Timburr P-002 Patrat P-003 Watchog P-004 Sandile P-005 Krokorok P-006 Krookodile P-007 Wingull P-008 Pelipper P-009 Drifblim P-010 Minccino P-011 Cinccino P-012 Pansage P-013 Pansear P-014 Panpour P-015 Espeon P-016 Munchlax P-017 Samurott P-018 Axew P-019 Fraxure P-020 Pidove P-021 Tranquill P-022 Maractus P-023 Alomomola P-024 Frillish P-025 Drilbur P-026 Petilil P-027 Meowth P-028 Misdreavus P-029 Musharna P-030 Blitzle P-031 Audino P-032 Raichu P-033 Servine P-034 Pignite P-035 Dewott P-036 Purrloin P-037 Trubbish P-038 Corphish P-039 Emolga P-040 Staryu P-041 Wailord P-042 Tornadus P-043 Kecleon P-044 Karrablast P-045 Cottonee P-046 Whimsicott P-047 Caterpie P-048 Scyther P-049 Sudowoodo P-050

Zorua P-051 Zoroark P-052 Pawniard P-053 Bisharp P-054 Buneary P-055 Leafeon P-056 Foongus P-057 Amoonguss P-058 Tympole P-059 Seismitoad P-060 Magikarp P-061 Oddish P-062 Mankey P-063 Kakuna P-064 Snorlax P-065 Sewaddle P-066 Leavanny P-067 Lilligant P-068 Serperior P-069 Deerling P-070 Vaporeon P-071 Psyduck P-072 Shroomish P-073 Venipede P-074 Whirlipede P-075 Scolipede P-076 Skiploom P-077 Surskit P-078 Basculin P-079 Dugtrio P-080 Ducklett P-081 Stunfisk P-082 Excadrill P-083 Woobat P-084 Ferrothorn P-085 Bronzong P-086 Burmy P-087 Victini P-088 Bastiodon P-089 Darumaka P-090 Darmanitan P-091 Scraggy P-092 Bonsly P-093 Bellossom P-094 Metapod P-095 Croagunk P-096 Dwebble P-097 Crustle P-098 Primeape P-099 Ferroseed P-100

Gible P-101 Garchomp P-102 Druddigon P-103 Emboar P-104 Diglett P-105 Flareon P-106 Braviary P-107 Mandibuzz P-108 Cubchoo P-109 Beartic P-110 Munna P-111 Throh P-112 Sawk P-113 Delibird P-114 Boldore P-115 Vanillite P-116 Geodude P-117 Rhyperior P-118 Swoobat P-119 Glaceon P-120 Hydreigon P-121 Aipom P-122 Breloom P-123 Lucario P-124 Thundurus P-125 Gurdurr P-126 Conkeldurr P-127 Golett P-128 Golurk P-129 Zebstrika P-130 Accelgor P-131 Tyranitar P-132 Salamence P-133 Murkrow P-134 Honchkrow P-135 Abra P-136 Scizor P-137 Escavalier P-138 Roggenrola P-139 Gigalith P-140 Mawile P-141 Voltorb P-142 Wynaut P-143 Kirlia P-144 Lopunny P-145 Eevee P-146 Solosis P-147 Duosion P-148 Reuniclus P-149 Sableye P-150

Stunky P-151 Joltik P-152 Galvantula P-153 Electivire P-154 Garbodor P-155 Magmortar P-156 Umbreon P-157 Sneasel P-158 Gengar P-159 Duskull P-160 Dusknoir P-161 Klink P-162 Klang P-163 Klinklang P-164 Mareep P-165 Lotad P-166 Hoppip P-167 Swadloon P-168 Jolteon P-169 Charizard P-170 Slowpoke P-171 Squirtle P-172 Mudkip P-173 Azurill P-174 Budew P-175 Krabby P-176 Sawsbuck P-177 Bouffalant P-178 Scrafty P-179 Swanna P-180 Landorus P-181 Gothita P-182 Gothorita P-183 Gothitelle P-184 Yamask P-185 Cofagrigus P-186 Litwick P-187 Lampent P-188 Chandelure P-189 Haxorus P-190 Sigilyph P-191 Darkrai P-192 Reshiram P-193 Zekrom P-194

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Videos

PokéPark 2 Wonders Beyond "Oshawott" Trailer-0

Oshawott Trailer

External links

• PokeParkWii.com