Pokémon Rumble World

Pokémon Rumble World
Also known as: Everyone's Pokémon Scramble (JP) Developer: Ambrella Publisher: The Pokémon Company Platform: Nintendo 3DS Released internationally: April 8, 2015 This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused abilities. This game has revisional differences.

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Pokémon Rumble World is the fourth entry in the Pokémon Rumble spinoff series and Nintendo's second free-to-play game for the 3DS.

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Unobtainable and Unused Moves

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There are a large number of unused and unobtainable moves. Some of these are just slightly different versions of the regularly-obtainable moves, while others are moves used exclusively by bosses and hazards and still more are unused entirely.

Unused Moves

Attack Name	Description
A Charge Dash	A short lunge forward. It only does a small amount of damage and doesn't use any effects.
A Charge Move	A weak ranged attack. It has a small area of effect in front of the user, but is otherwise just like the above move.
B Freeze Shock	Nearly identical to Freeze Shock, but this one is only used by bosses.
B Fusion Bolt	Same as above.
B Glaciate	Shoots out mud but does Ice-type damage.
B No Type Appearance	Non-damaging. It is used whenever a large Pokémon appears to push away opposing Pokémon.
B No Type Blast	Used by bosses every so often before they speed up. When used by non-boss Pokémon, it doesn't provide invincibility. It has a very long charge-up time.
B No Type Blast 2	Used by bosses right after B No Type Blast. It is exactly the same as above, except it doesn't have a charge-up time.
B No Type Cobalion Blast	This move is completely unused and is actually a leftover from Pokémon Rumble Blast. The move's area of effect is very large and extends a fair amount past the screen. The move does little damage, but makes every Pokémon except bosses it hits wobbly. Bosses do get affected by the move, but they have a much lower chance of being made wobbly.
B No Type Cobalion 2 Blast	Like the above move, this one is also an unused leftover and also has a very large area of effect. Any Pokémon, with the exception of bosses, will be instantly KOed. The move has the additional effect of guaranteeing that any Pokémon hit by it will be captured. Has a chance of crashing the game during certain missions upon use (have yet to figure out the root cause, crashed specifically on Supersonic Ninja Tricks. Might be because of hitting the Miis piloting the various contraptions).
B No Type Dark Rust Blast	Another unused leftover move.
B No Type Dash	The "attack" used by bosses when you are too far away from them for a period of time. The attack has a very long charge time, comparable to OHKO moves. The hitbox for the attack sticks to the user for a set period of time and will not disappear until that period is up, even if the move is interrupted by another attack or Pokémon.
B No Type Restart
Ball
Bomb
Bomb Cannon
Bomb Notice
Bノータイプ発狂開始 (varies)	A slightly damaging attack. The attack has a slight charge-up time and a very high chance of giving opponents a status ailment. There is a different but identically-functioning move for every status ailment in the game. There are 13 in all. The Japanese literally translates to "No type mad start".
C Blast Burn
C Flash Cannon
C Gear Grind	Acts similarly to Gear Grind, except the gear shot out takes a very wide path before returning.
C Ice Beam	Is visually similar to Ice Beam, except it shoots out much further. It isn't very damaging, but has a high chance of causing the Frozen status on enemies. The move lasts quite some time and leaves the user very vulnerable.
C Ice Beam 7	Like the move above, except this one shoots one beam diagonally from the user before shooting a second beam that spins around the user. It lasts even longer than the previous move and only leaves the user slightly less vulnerable.
C Mud Bomb	Like Mud Bomb, except this one shoots slower and has a longer range.
C Twineedle	Like Twineedle, except the needle moves slower and has a much further range.
DRC Bomb	A strange attack with a very wide area of effect. It's not very damaging, but has an increased wobble chance.
DRC Touch	A light, not very damaging attack with no visual effects.
Effect for all confused assembly being disliked by enemies being targeted enemy speed up HP full restore HP restore invincible event stopping enemies switching players	These moves don't appear to do anything other than play a visual effect and leave you very vulnerable to attack. They all have the same visual effect.
Enemy capture ball	An unused move likely used for testing. Instantly captures any non-boss Pokémon it hits. Boss Pokémon hit by it will take no damage when hit, but will be captured upon defeat. Displays the word "HIT" on any Pokémon that is hit by it.
Hidden Power (?)	The typeless version of Hidden Power. No notable differences other than that it affects all types equally.
Laser Cannon
Laser Cannon Notice
M2 Psychic 1, 2, 3	The different levels of Psychic used specifically by the boss version of Mewtwo.
M2 Psycho Cut 1, 2, 3	The different levels of Psycho Cut used specifically by the boss version of Mewtwo.
Pokémon Rocket
Potion
Potion Activate
R Fusion Bolt
R Fusion Flare
Slow Cannon	The energy ball fired by the slow cannons during the various King Request missions.
Slow Cannon Notice	The energy ball path warning shown before the slow cannons fire. Only plays the visual effect.
T Incinerate
T No Type Appearance
X Attack	Throws out the projectile that Miis would use to give you increased attack. It doesn't have any effect on you or other foes.
X Attack Activate	The effect that plays when the projectile hits the ground. It has no effect and only stuns your foes.
X Defense	Throws out the projectile that Miis would use to give you increased defense. It doesn't have any effect on you or other foes.
X Defense Activate	The effect that plays when the projectile hits the ground. It has no effect and only stuns your foes.
X Speed	Throws out the projectile that Miis would use to give you increased speed. It doesn't have any effect on you or other foes.
X Speed Activate	The effect that plays when the projectile hits the ground. It has no effect and only stuns your foes.
XXX (1)	Placeholder for an event-only move.
XXX (2)	Placeholder for an event-only move.
XXX (3)	Placeholder for an event-only move.
XXX (4)	Placeholder for an event-only move.
XXX (5)	Placeholder for an event-only move.
XXX (6)	Placeholder for an event-only move.
XXX (7)	Placeholder for an event-only move.
Z Acid
Z Flame Burst
Z Flame Burst Explosion
Z Head Charge
Z Iron Tail
Z Iron Tail Short
Z Poison Sting
Z Rapid Spin
Z Rollout
Z Scratch
Z Self-Destruct
Z Sing	Seems to behave exactly as Sing does.
Z Tackle
Z Tackle Short
Z Teeter Dance
Z Will-O-Wisp

In addition to the previous moves, multi-part moves also have each of their parts as a separate, normally-unobtainable move. For example, the move "Egg Bomb" has the explosion part of the move appropriately called "Egg Bomb Explosion" while the move "Fury Swipes" has the second part named "Fury Swipes L"

Placeholder Event Pokemon

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The game contains placeholders for Hoopa Confined Form, Hoopa Unbound Form, and Volcanion. Hoopa Confined appears as a red Azelf, Hoopa Unbound as a slightly larger red Azelf, and Volcanion as a red Ariados. Their names appear as "XXX".

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  Hoopa Confined

Unused Test Models

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Revisional Differences

Version 1.1

Released on August 4, 2015.

• Adds a new special area called Changing Land with a corresponding balloon. The balloon itself is free, but you must be at Rank 40 to get it.
• Adds a new password that gives 100 Poké Diamonds.