Pokémon Masters EX/Retired Content

This is a sub-page of Pokémon Masters EX.

To do: Co-op Events Screenshots of the removed stages in-game Certain Battle Villa content Item Multiplier images

All the contents of this page classify under now-unseen content. This can be from replacements being created, certain game system changes or temporary events ending causing assets to go unseen or unobtainable.

Original Tutorial Scout

For the first three years of the game the player would have to do a free tutorial scout featuring Whitney & Miltank before they could continue to Chapter 2 of the Story Mode. In version 2.21.0 this would ultimately be changed to Blue & Pidgeot in preperation for the Trainer Lodge being added a few months later. In addition all players were given a free Blue & Pidgeot if their account had been created before the change.

Old Items

All the items listed here can no longer be obtained through gameplay. Most of these items were retired due to gameplay involving how Sync Pairs would be leveled up.

Image	Item Name	Description	Retirement Reason
	Move Gauge Slot Plus 1	Expands the player's move gauge capacity by one bar.	The player now has all move gauge slots from the start.
	Daily Voucher	Can be used in exchange for items in the shop.	Stopped being distributed after Co-op events ended.
	Buff Blend	Used for unlocking sync pair level caps.	Great Buff Blends became the lowest rarity Blend.
	Tech Tonic	Used for unlocking sync pair level caps.	Great Tech Tonic became the lowest rarity Tonic.
	Aid Ade	Used for unlocking sync pair level caps.	Great Aid Ade became the lowest rarity Ade.
	Training Machine	Used for learning moves and passive skills.	Sync Pairs now come with all moves and passives unlocked.
	Super Training Machine	Used for learning moves and passive skills.	Sync Pairs now come with all moves and passives unlocked.
	Skill Capsule	Used for learning passive skills.	Sync Pairs now come with all moves and passives unlocked.
	Replay Ticket	Can be used to replay an area you have run out of attempts for.	Only used for the first Blissful Bonanza(?)
	Reward Boost Ticket	Can be used to boost rewards for an area you have run out of reward boosts for.	Only used for the first Blissful Bonanza(?)
	3★ Move Candy	Used to level up the moves of a sync pair with an initial potential of 3★.	Only distributed once in the Prestige event.
	4★ Move Candy	Used to level up the moves of a sync pair with an initial potential of 4★.	Only distributed once in the Prestige event.
	3-Pack Great Drink Set	Contains Great Buff Blend, Great Tech Tonic, and Great Aid Aide.	Replaced with 5-Packs when Field and Sprint Roles were added.
	3-Pack Ultra Drink Set	Contains Ultra Buff Blend, Ultra Tech Tonic, and Ultra Aid Aide.	Replaced with 5-Packs when Field and Sprint Roles were added.
	3-Pack Drink + Set	Contains Buff Blend +, Tech Tonic +, and Aid Aide +.	Replaced with 5-Packs when Field and Sprint Roles were added.
	3-Pack Great Drink + Set	Contains Great Buff Blend +, Great Tech Tonic +, and Great Aid Aide +.	Replaced with 5-Packs when Field and Sprint Roles were added.
	3-Pack Ultra Drink + Set	Contains Ultra Buff Blend +, Ultra Tech Tonic +, and Ultra Aid Aide +.	Replaced with 5-Packs when Field and Sprint Roles were added.
	3-Pack Drink ++ Set	Contains Buff Blend ++, Tech Tonic ++, and Aid Aide ++.	Replaced with 5-Packs when Field and Sprint Roles were added.
	3-Pack Great Drink ++ Set	Contains Great Buff Blend ++, Great Tech Tonic ++, and Great Aid Aide ++.	Replaced with 5-Packs when Field and Sprint Roles were added.
	Custom Buff Blend (Giovanni)	Used for unlocking level caps for Giovanni & Mewtwo.	Legendary Event Sync Pairs now use normal level cap items.
	Custom Great Buff Blend (Giovanni)	Used for unlocking level caps for Giovanni & Mewtwo.	Legendary Event Sync Pairs now use normal level cap items.
	Custom Training Machine (Giovanni)	Used for learning moves and passive skills exclusively for Giovanni & Mewtwo.	Sync Pairs now come with all moves and passives unlocked.
	Custom Super Training Machine (Giovanni)	Used for learning moves and passive skills exclusively for Giovanni & Mewtwo	Sync Pairs now come with all moves and passives unlocked.
	Custom Training Machine (Solgaleo)	Used for learning moves and passive skills exclusively for Player & Solgaleo.	Sync Pairs now come with all moves and passives unlocked.
	Custom Super Training Machine (Solgaleo)	Used for learning moves and passive skills exclusively for Player & Solgaleo.	Sync Pairs now come with all moves and passives unlocked.
	Custom Buff Blend (Zinnia)	Used for unlocking level caps for Zinnia & Rayquaza.	Legendary Event Sync Pairs now use normal level cap items.
	Custom Great Buff Blend (Zinnia)	Used for unlocking level caps for Zinnia & Rayquaza.	Legendary Event Sync Pairs now use normal level cap items.
	Custom Training Machine (Zinnia)	Used for learning moves and passive skills exclusively for Zinnia & Rayquaza.	Sync Pairs now come with all moves and passives unlocked.
	Custom Buff Blend (Silver)	Used for unlocking level caps for Silver & Ho-oh.	Legendary Event Sync Pairs now use normal level cap items.
	Custom Great Buff Blend (Silver)	Used for unlocking level caps for Silver & Ho-oh.	Legendary Event Sync Pairs now use normal level cap items.
	Training Machine (Silver)	Used for learning moves and passive skills exclusively for Silver & Ho-oh.	Sync Pairs now come with all moves and passives unlocked.
	Custom Buff Blend (Cyrus)	Used for unlocking level caps for Cyrus & Palkia.	Legendary Event Sync Pairs now use normal level cap items.
	Custom Great Buff Blend (Cyrus)	Used for unlocking level caps for Cyrus & Palkia.	Legendary Event Sync Pairs now use normal level cap items.
	Custom Tech Tonic (Professor Oak)	Used for unlocking level caps for Professor Oak & Mew.	This Sync Pair now uses normal level cap items.
	Custom Great Tech Tonic (Professor Oak)	Used for unlocking level caps for Professor Oak & Mew.	This Sync Pair now uses normal level cap items.
	Prof. Oak Custom Voucher	Can be used in exchange for items in the shop.	A Bingo for Professor Oak & Mew gives four 3★ Tech Candy.

Legendary Events

During the first two years of the game Legendary Events would be hosted for a limited time where you could obtain Sync Pairs with Legendary Pokemon. As of version 2.26.0 they were replaced by the similar Legendary Adventures. There are however a number of assets which would be used in Legendary Events but not the later Legendary Adventures versions. There are also stages which can no longer be played, both in Singleplayer and in Co-op, though the majority of these are similar to stages in the Legendary Adventure, some are exclusive to certain runs of the Legendary Events.

Intro Movies

When logging into the game the day a Legendary Event starts the player would be greeted by a short unskippable 10 second cinematic followed by the first cutscene from the event playing automatically. Legendary Adventures cuts out the intro movies, now making the intros entirely unused.

Lurking Shadow	Pure Hearts and Rainbow Wings	The Dragon That Rules the Sky	New World Dilemma

Father or Foe	Give and Take	The Beast That Devours the Sun	Howling Shield of Eternity

Legendary Event Images

This set of images would be placed at the top of the screen guiding the player on what level to play next.

A bonus map image was added once the format shifted from using Co-op battles to using the Prize Box event style.

This set of images was used inside the Box Scout during certain runs of the events.

Tutorial Images

During certain Legendary Events these images would be displayed to guide the player on what to do.

Lurking Shadow 1st run

The Beast That Devours the Sun 1st run

The Dragon That Rules the Sky 1st run

Pure Hearts and Rainbow Wings 1st run

• More of a Prize box event tutorial since this was also the first event to introduce it.

The Dragon That Rules the Sky 3rd run

Lurking Shadow 3rd run

Father or Foe 1st run

Removed Legendary Event Stages

To do: Please add screenshots of the removed co-op and singleplayer stages.

In Lurking Shadow players could play Take Down Giovanni! Round 1, 2, 3 and 4 in order to get 800 vouchers to obtain the Giovanni & Mewtwo Sync Pair, Custom Vouchers, Custom Super Vouchers and Custom Training Machines in order to power-up the Sync Pair. In Round 1 & 2 the enemy side consists of Giovanni, Honchkrow, Sigilyph, Crobat and Dusclops. In Round 3 & 4 this changes to Giovanni, Solrock and Lunatone. When this event was first available enemy Trainers' Sync Moves were able to drop the player's raised stats to 0 unless they had a passive which prevents stat drops.

Some changes were made to Lurking Shadow when the event was rerun the second time. A new stage called Take Down Team Break! Part 2 was made available after obtaining Giovanni in A Questionable Alliance which featured a Nidoqueen, Hariyama and Medicham which were weak to Giovanni & Mewtwo's attacks and acted as a way to obtain Custom Vouchers, Custom Super Vouchers and Custom Training Machines for players who already completed the Event. This stage would not become a part of the Legendary Adventure version of Lurking Shadow, however it can still be found as a stage in the Battle Rally.

In The Beast That Devours the Sun players could play Take Down Solgaleo! Round 1, 2, 3 and 4 in order to obtain the Player & Solgaleo Sync Pair, Custom Vouchers, Custom Super Vouchers and Custom Training Machines in order to power-up the Sync Pair. In Round 1 & 2 and Round 3 & 4 the enemy side consits of Solgaleo, Staravia and Slugma. Solgaleo, In Round 3 & 4 this changes to Rapidash and Houndoom. All of these are "wild" Pokemon and have unique UI and VS Images. All but two of these images can still be seen in-game in game, being Staravia's. When the event was turned into an adventure, only the latter team of Solgaleo, Rapidash and Houndoom would be used for Take Down Solgaleo.

In The Dragon That Rules the Sky players could play Take Down Zinnia! Round 1, 2, 3 and 4 in order to obtain the Zinnia & Rayquaza Sync Pair, Custom Vouchers, Custom Super Vouchers and Custom Training Machines in order to power-up the Sync Pair. In Round 1 & 2 the enemy side consists of Zinnia, 2 Vibrava and 2 Staravia. In Round 3 & 4 this changes to Zinnia, Aurorus and Turtonator. None of these stages are present in the Legendary Adventures version of the event. Additionally on it's first run two stages called Take Down Team Break! Part 1 & 2 were available after completing A New Beginning which featured a Turtonator, Vibrava and Pinsir which were weak to Zinnia and Rayquaza's Attacks. This stage was not playable in the 2nd run of the event and is not available in the Legendary Adventures version of the event.

In Pure Hearts and Rainbow Wings players could play Ho-oh's Challenge: Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 in order to obtain the Silver & Ho-oh Sync Pair and Custom Training Machines in order to power-up the Sync Pair. The enemy teams in this part of the event were carried over to the Legendary Adventure. After completing A Pure Heart Revealed three stages named The Road to Greatness: Part 1, 2 and 3 would become available. In Part 1 the eenmy side consists of Korrina and 4 Gravler. In Part 2 the enemy side consists of Pryce (weak to Grass-Type attacks instead of Electric), Togedemaru and Roserade. In Part 3 the enemy side consists of Brendan (weak to Fire-Type attacks instead of Poison), Walrein and Dustox. All the enemies in these stages were weak to Silver & Ho-oh's attacks (Overheat, Solar Beam, Sacred Fire and Power-Hungry Sacred Fire). These stages did not return when the event was rerun and is excluded from the Legendary Adventure version but can be found in the Battle Rally as a stage.

In New World Dilema not much was changed between the Legendary Event and Legendary Adventures version. In the first run of the event Take Down Cyrus! Round 6 did not exist. It was the last Legendary Event to require the use of Custom Buff Blends to level-up the Sync Pair as the Custom Uncap Items would be retired entirely after the 1st run of this event.

In Give and Take the player was able to use certain Sync Pairs to obtain Prize Box Coins faster. Lysandre & Yvetal had a 0.6x multiplier, Serena & Delphox, and Clemont & Helioptile had a 0.4x multiplier and Professor Sycamore & Xerneas and Claem & Meowstic had a 0.2x multiplier.

In Father or Foe the player was able to use certain Sync Pairs to obtain Prize Box Coins faster. N & Zekrom and Alder & Volcarona had a 0.6x multiplier, Sygna Suit Elesa & Rotom, Elesa & Zebstrika and Burgh & Leavanny had a 0.4x multiplier and Skyla & Swanna, Ghetsis & Kyurem, Iris & Haxorus and Cheren & Stoutland had a 0.2x multiplier.

In Howling Shield of Eternity a stage called How to Dynamax could be played after completing Strongest Siblings. A set team of just Sygna Suit Leon & Eternatus could be used for this single stage. As the name describes it was a tutorial for how to use the new Max Moves introduced.

Inside the stage tuorial graphics would be displayed that aren't used elsewhere in the game.

Additionally the player was able to use certain Sync Pairs to obtain Prize Box Coins faster. Sygna Suit Leon & Eternatus and Leon & Charizard had a 0.6x multiplier, Piers & Obstagoon, Marnie & Morepeko and Raihan & Duraludon had a 0.4x multiplier and Hop & Zamzaenta, Professor Sycamore & Xerneas, Clair & Kingdra and Molayne & Dugtrio had a 0.2x multiplier. The stage Challenge Raihan could only be played once per day to obtain Prize Coins meanwhile it is a permanent part of the evnet in the Legendary Adventures version.

Legendary Event Coins

The following coin graphics were used in later reruns of the Legendary Events when the format changed to use the Prize Box. These coins aren't used anywhere else in the game since.

Image	Name	Event
	Legendary Prize Coin D	Lurking Shadow
	Legendary Prize Coin C	Pure Hearts and Rainbow Wings
	Legendary Prize Coin A Legendary Prize Coin F	The Dragon That Rules the Sky New World Dilemma
	Legendary Prize Coin H	Father or Foe
	Legendary Prize Coin E	Give and Take
	Legendary Prize Coin B Legendary Prize Coin L	The Beast That Devours the Sun Howling Shield of Eternity

Event Maps

This style of Story event progression would be introduced with the Shining Star Story event and be subsequently used for Story events until Trials on the Isle where the event format would make it's last appearance. Players would have to obtain Travel Tokens from event stages in order to obtain Area Info and unlock new Battle stages in the event. The event format has not been used for any new events or reruns of existing events which initially had an event map.

Tutorial Images

Title Screens

Starting in version 2.12.5 it became possible for the title screen to change from the default title screen featuring the Player characters, Rosa, Brock, Lance, Red, Steven, Cynthia and Diantha to a entirely different title screen. This first started with the Kanto Villain Arc and has become a consistently updating part of the game since. As of version 2.24.0 another aspect would be added where one of the characters (with the exception of Red and Cynthia on the 3rd Anniversary Title Screen) featured on the Title Screen would say the game's name.

Kanto Villain Arc

Possibly the most unique title screen because it's not just a single image but instead plays a short animation where a purple flash appears followed by Giovanni and Mega Mewtwo Y, then followed by Red, Blue, Gigantamax Snorlax and Mega Aerodactyl appearing right after. Dynamax particles appear underneath the heroes. The assets for this can be found below and were only present in version 2.12.5 and version 2.13.0.

Pre-Title call Title Screens

Game Version(s)	Image	Duration	Music	Event
2.16.1 - 2.16.2		January 13, 2022 - February 10, 2022	Battle! Cyrus	Sinnoh Villain Arc Part 1
2.17.0		February 10, 2022 - February 26, 2022	Battle! Cyrus	Sinnoh Villain Arc Part 2
2.20.0 - 2.21.0		May 21, 2022 - June 16, 2022	Decisive Battle! Giovanni	Johto Villain Arc
2.23.0		July 29, 2022 - August 10, 2022	Battle! Super-Ancient Pokemon	Hoenn Villain Arc Part 1
2.23.5		August 10, 2022 - August 28, 2022	Decisive Battle! Steven	Hoenn Villain Arc Part 2

Title call Title Screens

Game Version(s)	Image	Duration	Music	Title Call (Eng)	Title Call (JP)	Event
2.24.0 - 2.25.1		August 28, 2022 - October 9th, 2022	Battle! Ash	Ash	Ash	3rd Anniversary
2.26.0		October 31, 2022 - November 14, 2022	Battle! Ghetsis	Hilda Hilbert	Hilda Hilbert	Unova Villain Arc Part 1
2.26.0		November 14, 2022 - November 30th, 2022	Decisive Battle! N	N Hugh	N Hugh	Unova Villain Arc Part 2
2.28.0 - 2.29.0		January 12, 2023 - February 13, 2023	Decisive Battle! Diantha	Diantha	Diantha	Kalos Villain Arc Part 1
2.29.0		February 13, 2023 - February 26th, 2024	Decisive Battle! Lysandre	Lysandre	Lysandre	Kalos Villain Arc Part 2
2.32.0		April 28, 2023 - May 12, 2023	New Wind on Alola	Hau Mina	Hau Mina	Alola Villain Arc Part 1
2.32.0		May 12, 2023 - June 1, 2023	New Wind on Alola	Acerola Lana	Acerola Lana	Alola Villain Arc Part 2
2.34.0 - 2.35.0		July 14, 2023 - July 31, 2023	Battle! Rose	Rose Oleana	Rose Oleana	Galar Villain Arc Part 1
2.35.0 - 2.36.0		July 31, 2023 - August 28, 2023	Decisive Battle! Leon	Leon Gloria	Leon Gloria	Galar Villain Arc Part 2
2.36.0 - 2.37.0		August 28, 2023 - September 31st, 2023	Battle! Kanto Neo Champion	Leaf Blue	Leaf Blue	4th Anniversary
2.39.0		November 30, 2023 - December 25, 2023	Battle! Unova Neo Champion	Nate	Nate	Unova Neo Champions Part 1
2.39.0		December 25, 2023 - Version 2.40.0 Install	Battle! Unova Neo Champion	Rosa	Rosa	Unova Neo Champions Part 2
2.40.0		January 12th - January 22nd	Battle! Paldea Gym Leader	Iono	Iono	The Electrifying Influencer
2.40.0		January 22nd - February 9th	Battle! Paldea Gym Leader	Grusha	Grusha	Sub Zero-My Past, My Future
2.42.0		February 28th - March 16th	Battle! Johto Neo Champion	Geeta Silver	Geeta Silver	4.5 Anniversary
2.44.0		April 26th - May 16th	Battle! Paldea Elite Four Rika	Rika	Rika	Good Ol' Rika Here
2.44.0		May 16th - June 2nd	Battle! Paldea Elite Four Poppy	Poppy	Poppy	Strong AND Amazing
2.45.0		June 14th - July 3rd	Battle! Paldea Elite Four Larry	Larry Kabu	Larry Kabu	Middle-Aged Opposites

Event Titles

Some player profile titles can no longer be obtained as they were tied to one-time events. Titles gained at Top 500 and higher spot from Prestige Leaderboard events gain a added shining effect.

Background	Title Name	Boarder	Icon(s)	Event
	Psychic-Type Masters			Psychic-Type Masters
	Psychic-Type Masters			Psychic-Type Masters
	Psychic-Type Masters			Psychic-Type Masters
	Legendary Gauntlet No. (X)			Legendary Gauntlet
	Legendary Gauntlet No. (X)			Legendary Gauntlet
	Legendary Gauntlet No. (X)			Legendary Gauntlet
	Passed Rika's Elite Test			Rika's Elite Test
	Water and Fairy Conqueror			Water and Fairy Conqueror
	Water and Fairy Conqueror			Water and Fairy Conqueror
	Water and Fairy Conqueror			Water and Fairy Conqueror
	Ghost and Dark Conqueror			Ghost and Dark Conqueror
	Ghost and Dark Conqueror			Ghost and Dark Conqueror
	Ghost and Dark Conqueror			Ghost and Dark Conqueror
	Super Sparring No. (X)			Super Sparring
	Super Sparring No. (X)			Super Sparring
	Super Sparring No. (X)			Super Sparring