Secrets, Tips, and Tricks

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Pokémon Peace Squad also has lots of secrets for you to unlock. As you complete more of the game and unlock more characters, you’ll start unlocking things to view in “Extras”. When you’re first able to enter Extras, you’ll find 3 options, “Characters”, “Menu Theme”, and “Sound Test”. Selecting Characters allows you to pull up a character that you’ve unlocked and look at his or her stats. The setup is the same as if you examine the character on the Pause Menu, except you can also tilt the character in any direction and there is also a bio for the character. If you look at Menu Theme, you can change the theme of the entire Menu Screen and all sub-screens to match that of a character that you’ve unlocked. When you change the menu theme, the instructional voice also goes from the standard female voice to that of the character you chose. The theme you chose automatically saves to the game, but can be changed at any time.

Sound Test is as you guessed it, the game’s sound test. Here, you can listen to the in-game music from any stage that you’ve completed, as well as any cutscene music. The sound test menu is arranged into neat sections to make searching for music easier. When playing music, the A Button starts the selected music while the B Button turns it back off. In fact, here’s a listing of all the music in the game.

Theme Songs
These are the theme songs for each of the playable characters, which also happen to be their Marathon Battle themes. Among them is the main theme to the game, performed by Crush 40.
Theme of Roark
Theme of Lunick
Theme of Maylene
Theme of Gardenia
Theme of Crasher Wake
Theme of Paul
Theme of Volkner
Theme of Solana
Theme of Fantina
Theme of Byron
Theme of Candice
Theme of Solidad
Theme of Palmer
Theme of Aaron
Theme of Flint
Theme of Bertha
Theme of Lucian
Theme of Cynthia
Theme of Zoey
Theme of Kenny
Theme of Cheryl
Theme of Mira
Theme of Riley
Theme of Marley
Theme of Buck
Theme of Jackie


Action Stages
If some of the Action Stage music interests you, you’ll be able to listen to it whenever you want once it’s unlocked. Just select the music you want and let the game do the rest.
Capital Highway
Central City
Go-Rock Cave: Present
Go-Rock Cave: Future
Abandoned Lab
Wily Tower
Crashed Colony Eurasia: Post-Crash
Crashed Colony Eurasia: Pre-Crash
Crazy Gadget
Return To Space Gadget
Galactic Base: Present
Galactic Base: Past
Galactic Base: Far Past
Galactic Base: Future
Galactic Base: Far Future
Special Mission: Type: Wild
Special Mission: Robot Insurgence (Draco Spacelab Area 5/Galactic Base Final Arena)
Special Mission: Red and Blue 1
Special Mission: Red and Blue 2
Lava Shelter
Soleanna Castle Town
Mystic Ruins
Nintendo Wii
Rayquaza Base
Game Corner
Shadow Pokémon Lab
Snagem Hideout
Sekra Range
Meteor Herd
Mushroom Madness Overworld
Mushroom Madness Overworld Pinch
Mushroom Madness Sewers
Mushroom Madness Sewers Pinch
Mushroom Madness Seas
Mushroom Madness Seas Pinch
Mushroom Madness Castles
Mushroom Madness Castles Pinch
Waruyama’s Lair


Boss Themes
There are also quite a number of boss themes as well to listen to once you’re able to. From Tiffany to Cyrus, select the music you desire and then listen away.
Versus Tiffany
Versus Billy
Versus Clyde
Versus Garret
Versus Gordor
Versus Electra
Versus Meanies
Versus Robot Master
Versus Wily 1
Versus Wily 2
Versus Maverick
Versus Sigma 1
Versus Sigma 2
Versus Galactic Commander
Versus Cyrus
Special Mission: Versus Ritchie


Event Music
As you progress through the game, you’ll go through many event scenes, each with their own music to listen to. Once the stage where the event occurs is cleared, that music is yours.
One Year's Time
One Year Later
Back in Action
The Vanishing Bike
To The Future
Someplace To Be
Emptying City
Black Arms Arrival
Black Arms Casualty
Clair's Ruins Trip
Clair Rescue
Clair Not Rescued
Orange Crew Captured
Orange Crew Rescued
Orange Crew Not Rescued
Drake-OI Captured
Drake-OI Let Go
Drake-OI Shipped Away
Frontier Brain Captured
Frontier Brain Rescued
Frontier Brain Not Rescued
Palmer's Ordeal
Five Days Later
Black Creatures Don't Faze Us
Back to the Present
The Go-Rock's Cave
You Know Too Much
Ancient Fossils Found
Just Want To Help
Sinnoh Now Arrives
Team Galactic's Lab
Electric Rivalry
To Times Unknown
Outside Wily Tower
Broken Fire Man
I Am Dr. Light
Meet Proto Man
I Am Dr. Wily
Distant Future
Crashed Colony
Runaway Optic Sunflower
Meet Zero
Mega Man of Another Time
Axl's Gift
They Messed With The Wrong Coordinators
Phantom Virus
Bring Heartran Home
Heatran's ARK Homecoming
Galactic's ARK
Sinnoh Now In Space
Mars, the Taunter
To ARK, Another Time
Space Gadget Again
Harsh Yet Loyal
Guardian of the Future
Enter Galactic Base
Mystery Unmasked
Galactic Takes A Shot At Draco
The Taunter Returns
Future Guardian More Distant
Human Trafficking
Rachel Has Nothing On Me
Enter Cyrus's Room
To Reshape the Universe
To Control Time and Space
As Powerful as Ever
Galactic's Blaze of Glory
Flying Off Into The Sunset
Menace of the Shadows
Special Mission: Enter Manaphy
Special Mission: Siblings Reunited
Special Mission: Of Pine Tar and Steroids

Other Music
The rest of the game’s music has to go somewhere, and this is where you’ll find it. These tracks aren’t really that long or unique, but you may listen to them anyway.
Special Mission Menu
Special Mission Results

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In addition to bragging rights, as you achieve A Ranks during the game, you’ll unlock even more stuff. In fact, here’s the lowdown on just what you’ll unlock over time.

39 A Ranks: Original Soundtrack
The Wii version of the expansion also adds one more unlockable mode, the "Original Soundtrack" room from the main menu. Once you've unlocked it, you'll be able to listen to a wide variety of the game's music anytime you want. There are three discs that consist of this mode, and all are found hidden in various crates in the Jenny Mode. Here are the stages where you can find those discs:

Character Disc: Episode 11, Central City (second half)
Disc One: Episode 12, Wily Tower
Disc Two: Episode 13, Return to Space Gadget

Once you've found one of the discs, you'll be able to listen to the tracks on that disc that you've played during your game progress. Just select the song using the Left Analog Stick (Classic Controller) or Control Stick (Gamecube controller and Wii-mote/Nunchuck) and press A. If the options "Listen" and "Export" come up, select "Listen" the same way you selected the track in order to start the tune.

Characters Playable in Single Player:
Mario: Reach 675,000 on the counter, get a gold-star ranking on Mario and Wario in episode 12 with all three control schemes
Pulseman: Reach 675,000 on the counter, get a gold-star ranking on Pulseman in episode 12 with all three control schemes

Peace Arcade in Main Menu:
Unlocking one game allows you to play that game from the main menu without having to go to the matching arcade machine in Abandoned Lab. Note that no scores are kept when playing from the main menu.
Mario and Wario: Reach 25,000 on the counter, get a gold-star ranking on Mario and Wario in episode 12 with two control schemes
Pulseman: Reach 25,000 on the counter, get a gold-star ranking on Pulseman in episode 12 with two control schemes

Other Options:
These, like the Peace Arcade, are also accessed from the main menu.
Theme Collection: Reach 350,000 on the counter, watch the single-player credits at least once. This will allow you to listen to the full versions of both the Japanese and English opening and closing themes, plus the TV-size cut of Japanese opening 8, for the Pokémon anime and watch a variety of visualizations, with optional subtitles.
Soleanna Theater: Reach 750,000 on the counter, enter an auditorium in the Soleanna movie theater at least once during a multiplayer game. This will allow you to watch the themes shown in the Soleanna Theater offline, with optional subtitles.

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The movie theater is, as of current, a 40-screen megaplex. (That number could expand over time.) Each of the screens in the auditoriums show Japanese opening and ending themes for the Pokémon anime, except without the credits. The stage's normal music doesn't play while you're in one of the auditoriums; instead, you'll hear the music associated with the matching theme. Basically, the presentations in the megaplex are the animation for the theme sequences without the credits over them. For example, this shot from the first opening would look like the shot used in the theme's English counterpart. The presentations run on a 2-minute timer; the actual features take 90 seconds of it (as is customary with the TV-sized versions of Japanese themes), with 30 seconds between presentations. Different screens begin at different times, so that there are screens running stuff at once. Here's what each screen shows (all visual themes are as of their final presentation in the Pokémon anime in Japan unless noted):

Screen 1: Japanese 1st opening, "Mezase Pokémon Master" (1997) (Japanese)
Screen 2: Japanese 1st ending, "Hundred and Fifty-One" (Japanese)
Screen 3: Japanese 2nd ending, "Meowth's Song" (Japanese)
Screen 4: Japanese 3rd ending, "Pocket Fantasy" (Japanese)
Screen 5: Japanese 4th ending, "Pokémon Ondo" (Japanese)
Screen 6: Japanese 2nd opening, "Rival" (Japanese)
Screen 7: Japanese 5th ending, "Type: Wild" (Japanese)
Screen 8: Japanese 5th ending, "Type: Wild" (dubbed into English)
Screen 9: Japanese 6th ending, "Riding on Lapras" (Japanese)
Screen 10: Japanese 3rd opening, "OK!" (Japanese)
Screen 11: Japanese 7th ending, "Meowth's Party" (Japanese)
Screen 12: Japanese 7th ending, "Meowth's Party" (dubbed into English)
Screen 13: Japanese 8th ending, "Exciting Pokémon Relay" (Japanese) (version last played with episode 174)
Screen 14: Japanese 8th ending, "Exciting Pokémon Relay" (Japanese) (version last played with episode 158)
Screen 15: Japanese 9th ending, "Brock's Paradise" (Japanese)
Screen 16: Japanese 10th ending, "To My Best Friend" (Japanese)
Screen 17: Japanese 4th opening, "Mezase Pokémon Master" (2001) (Japanese)
Screen 18: Japanese 11th ending, "Face Forward Team Rocket" (Japanese)
Screen 19: Japanese 5th opening, "Ready Go!" (Japanese)
Screen 20: Japanese 12th ending, "Pokettari Monsutari" (Japanese)
Screen 21: Japanese 6th opening, "Advance Adventure" (Japanese)
Screen 22: Japanese 13th ending, "Because the Sky is There" (Japanese)
Screen 23: Japanese 14th ending, "Polka O Dolka" (Japanese)
Screen 24: Japanese 14th ending, "Polka O Dolka" (dubbed into English*)
Screen 25: Japanese 7th opening, "Challenger" (Japanese)
Screen 26: Japanese 15th ending, "Smile" (Japanese) (version last played with episode 337)
Screen 27: Japanese 15th ending, "Smile" (Japanese) (version last played with episode 374)
Screen 28: Japanese 16th ending, "Full of Summer" (Japanese)
Screen 29: Japanese 8th opening, "Pokémon Symphonic Medley" (Japanese)
Screen 30: Japanese 17th ending, "Glory Day" (Japanese) (version last played with episode 385)
Screen 31: Japanese 17th ending, "Glory Day" (Japanese) (version last played with episode 411)
Screen 32: Japanese 17th ending, "Glory Day" (Japanese) (version last played with episode 448)
Screen 33: Japanese 9th opening, "Battle Frontier" (JPN version) (Japanese)
Screen 34: Japanese 18th ending, "Pokémon Counting Song" (Japanese)
Screen 35: Japanese 10th opening, "Spurt!" (Japanese)
Screen 36: Japanese 19th ending, "I Won't Lose" (Japanese)
Screen 37: Japanese 11th opening, "Together" (Japanese)
Screen 38: Japanese 20th ending, "By Your Side" (Japanese) (version last played with episode 493)
Screen 39: Japanese 20th ending, "By Your Side" (Japanese) (version last played with episode 518)
Screen 40: Japanese 20th ending, "By Your Side" (Japanese) (version currently in use)
*--Uses voice clips from the English version of the "Gotta Dance" short.

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The arena looks like your typical sports arena on the inside, except for the fact that you don't have to pay admission to get inside. You can wander through the concourses and the seating, but you can't walk onto the field. You can, however, watch the game going on; you can even use the X button to sit in an empty seat! You can't move, jump, punch, or use non-ranged Pokémon attacks while you're seated; however, you can still turn your view using the tilt and strafe functions as well as use ranged Pokémon attacks. You're still vulnerable to attack while seated. This arena is home to a Shockball team known as the Soleanna Waverunners. They will play their games against 35 other potential opponents. A Shockball game will begin two minutes into a match. The game runs on the same timing as the test game Volkner ran, with a five-minute break at halftime, a five-minute break at fulltime if the game is going into overtime, and one-minute breaks between overtime periods if the game needs additional overtime periods. Here's the list of the teams in the league the Soleanna Waverunners are part of, one of which is chosen at random to be the Waverunners' opponent (the Soleanna Waverunners themselves are listed below merely for reference; for the record, the two Mandarin Island teams share a home stadium):

Far-Off Division:
Station Square Cybers
Capital City Congressmen
Central City Towers
Soleanna Waverunners
ARK Asteroids
Grand Metropolis Hexagons
The most hated division rivalry in this division comes between the Cybers and Waverunners.

North Division:
Jubilife City Pokétches
Pastoria City Swamp Trains
Hearthome City Beat
Veilstone City Smash
Sunyshore City Spark
Fight Area Palms
The most hated division rivalry in this division comes between the Pokétches and Smash.

East Division:
Celadon City Maps
Saffron City Soul
Fuschia City Marsh
Viridian City Rockets
Cinnabar Island Fire
Indigo Plateau Blues
The most hated division rivalry in this division comes between the Maps and Soul.

Central Division:
Goldenrod City Bullets
Olivine City Flash
Ecruteak City Bells
Violet City Pokégears
Lake of Rage Thrash
Silver Cave Darkness
The most hated division rivalry in this division comes between the Bullets and Flash.

West Division:
Rustboro City Pokénavs
Slateport City Sea Breeze
Mauville City Gamblers
Lilycove City Dolls
Mossdeep City Blue Stars
Evergrande City Crests
The most hated division rivalry in this division comes between the Sea Breeze and Dolls.

South Division:
Mandarin Island Oranges
Mandarin Island Grapefruits
Mikan Island Rowans
Navel Island Strawberries
Trovita Island Watermelons
Kumquat Island Mangosteens
The most hated division rivalry in this division, and in the entire league, comes between the Rowans and Strawberries.

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These are basically the color schemes and alternate outfits for each character. It’s a comprehensive list of each of their other outfits and the colors you can alter on them.

Roark
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Red, Gray, White, Black
Helmet Colors – Red, Yellow, Green, Blue
Shirt Colors – Black, Brown, Blue, Teal
Outfit Colors – Gray, Orange, Red, Magenta

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears an orange colored jumpsuit that says “Son” with a red miner’s cap. His hair color is slate gray.

Maylene
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Magenta, Orange, Yellow, Black
Shirt Colors – Blue, Violet, Red, Green
Pants Colors – White, Teal, Indigo, Aqua

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wars a suffering outfit consisting of a teal tank top and blue swim trunks. She carries a surfboard with Lucario on the front on her back and her hair color is Green.

Gardenia
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Orange, Yellow, Blue, Green
Shirt Colors – Black, Green, Magenta, Navy
Vest Colors – Green, Jungle, Lime, Red
Shorts Colors – Orange, Indigo, Brown, Dark Blue
- Gardenia’s headband color changes with her shirt color
- Gardenia’s boots color changes with her vest color

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a sexy outfit that basically looks like Roserade. Her hair is down and is white to match Roserade.

Crasher Wake
Color Schemes
Mask Colors – White, Aqua, Cerulean, Teal
Pants Colors – Blue, Green, Red, Magenta

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a luchadore outfit that resembles Floatzel. It says “EL Float Azelo” on the back on the outfit.

Paul
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Indigo, Red, Orange, Blue
Jacket Colors – Purple, Azure, Black, Brown
Pants Colors – Gray, Green, Teal, Yellow

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit he would wear if he was on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears an outfit that strongly resembles that of a Team Galactic Commander. His hair color is silver.

Volkner
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Yellow, Red, Brown, Black
Vest Colors – Blue, Magenta, Green, Teal
Pants Colors – Black, Violet, Gray, Orange

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a yellow shirt with orange pants. The shirt reads “NOT MY GIRLFRIEND” and points to the right. His hair color is pink.

Fantina
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Purple, Red, Green-Blue, Teal
Dress Colors – Purple, Red, Green-Blue, Teal

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a dress that resembles Mismagius, including a witch hat that looks like Mismagius’s and also sleeves that looks like Mismagius’s arms. Her hair color is indigo.

Byron
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Magenta, Gray, Orange, Navy
Shirt Colors – White, Red, Green, Teal
Cape Colors – Black, Brown, Yellow, Slate
Pants Colors – Gray, Violet, Aqua, Indigo

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears an orange colored jumpsuit that says “Father” with a red miner’s cap. His hair color is dark gray.

Candice
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Black, Ice, Arctic, Teal
Shirt Colors – White, Magenta, Blue, Green
Skirt Colors – Brown, Red, Yellow, Aqua
Sweater Colors – Blue, Indigo, Jade, Violet

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Is basically dressed up for a warm vacation, complete with a flower print shirt, some Bermuda shorts, and even sunglasses. Her hair color is red.

Solidad
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Pink, Orange, Red, Black
Trench Colors – Orange, Green, Indigo, Teal
Shorts Colors – Brown, Blue, Dark Pink, Sky

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit she would wear if she on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a beautiful crystal-colored dress she would wear in a Sinnoh Pokémon Contest. Her hair color in indigo.

Palmer
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Blonde, Black, Orange, Blue
Shirt Colors – White, Yellow, Azure, Magenta
Coat Colors – Green, Teal, Chrome, Navy
Pants Colors – Tan, Dark Pink, Jean, Violet

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit he would wear if he was on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a green suit that you would see on a Pokémon League Champion. His hair color is red.

Aaron
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Green, Lime, Orange, Red
Shirt Colors – Black, Aqua, Jungle, Indigo
Pants Colors – Orange, Blue, Green, Brown

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears an outfit that resembles Scizor, including a large pair of wings in the back. His hair color is black.

Flint
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Red, Green, Navy, Black
Shirt Colors – Yellow, Teal, Violet, Gray
Pants Color – Gray, Orange, Blue, Magenta

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a cool outfit that resembles Moltres (not like the one James wore once). His hair color is red-orange.

Bertha
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Gray, Brown, Blue, Blonde
Shirt Colors – Black, Green, Red, Magenta
Coat Colors – White, Silver, Teal, Orange
Stocking Colors – Black, Indigo, Yellow, Gray

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a brown mountain-hiking outfit similar to those of Hikers. Her hair color is black.

Lucian
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Indigo, Magenta, Sky, Black
Outfit Colors – Dark Red, Dark Brown, Dark Blue, Gold

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears the same outfit, but it’s the same colors and patterns of Bronzong. His hair color is teal.

Cynthia
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Blonde, Pearl, Diamond, Topaz
Outfit Colors – Black, Red, Green, Blue
-Cynthia’s “hair clip” color changes with her outfit color.

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – This
Samba Outfit - Same as Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a more casual outfit consisting of a pink halter-top and blue jean shorts. Her hair color is black.

Zoey
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Red, Blonde, Black, Brunette
Shirt Colors – Maroon, Navy, Dark Green, Blue
Vest Colors – Orange, Teal, Indigo, Gray
Pants Colors – Jean, Green-Blue, Apple, Chrome

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit she would wear if she was on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears the same outfit she wears when she participates in Pokémon Contests. Her hair color is cerulean.

Kenny
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Red, Indigo, Sky, White
Inner Shirt Colors – Olive, Teal, Hot Pink, Yellow
Outer Shirt Colors – Green, Blue, Dark Red, Orange
Pants Colors – Jean, Brown, Black, Magenta

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit he would wear if he was on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears the same outfit he wears when he participates in Pokémon Contests. Her hair color is green.

Cheryl
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Green, Red, Yellow, Blue
Vest Colors – Light Green, Pink, Orange, Teal
Skirt Colors – Pine, Magenta, Topaz, Indigo

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit she would wear if she was on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a teal-colored explorer-type treasure-hunting outfit. Her hair is down and is the color yellow.

Mira
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Red/Pink, Teal, Jungle, Aqua
Outfit Colors 1 - Red/Pink, Orange, Yellow, Magenta
Outfit Colors 2 – White, Black, Silver, Gold

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit she would wear if she was on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a green and blue Japanese schoolgirl outfit along with an armband that says “Mira”. Her hair color is magenta.

Riley
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Dark Gray, Red, Brown, Teal
Coat Colors – Blue, Violet, Navy, Yellow
Pants Colors – Black, Green, Orange, Chrome
- Riley’s hat color changes with his coat color.
- Riley’s inner shirt color changes with his pants color.

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit he would wear if he was on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears what looks like a business suit. His hair color is dark green.

Marley
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Black, Brunette, Blue, Blonde
Outfit Colors 1 – Black, Pink, Cerulean, Teal
Outfit Colors 2 – White, Silver, Green, Navy

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit she would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit she would wear if she was on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a pink-and-white cheerleading outfit. Her hair color is blonde.

Buck
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Red, Green, Blue, Magenta
Shirt Colors – Red, Orange, White, Teal
Shorts Colors – Dark Gray, Yellow, Dark Red, Gray
- The streak in Buck’s hair remains yellow.

Alternate Outfits
Hula Outfit – An outfit he would wear in Phoebe’s Luau Contest
Samba Outfit - An outfit he would wear if he was on the Sambamigo
Extra Outfit – Wears a roller blading outfit with a red shirt, green shorts, a helmet, and knee and arm pads. His hair color is orange.

The characters listed below only come with alternate color schemes, so there are no alternate outfits for them.

Lunick
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Teal, Green, Blue, Blonde
Vest Colors – Red, Yellow, Pink, Indigo
Outfit Colors – Black, Chrome, Gray, Jungle
- Any other parts of red on Lunick change with his vest color.

Solana
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Turquoise, Black, Violet, Blue
Vest Colors – Red, Yellow, Pink, Indigo
Outfit Colors – Black, Chrome, Gray, Jungle
- Any other parts of red on Solana change with her vest color.

Jackie
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Blonde, Brown, Silver, Teal
Shirt Colors – Black, Chrome, Gray, Jungle
Vest Colors – Red, Yellow, Pink, Indigo
Shorts Colors – Gray, Magenta, Blue, Green

Maxie
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Red, Orange, Blonde, Navy
Vest Colors – Red, Green, Blue, Magenta
Pants Colors – Black, Yellow, Pink, Chrome
- The black part of Maxie’s vest changes with his pants color.

Archie
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Black, Brown, Gray, Silver
Outfit Colors – Black, Green, Magenta, Ice
Bandanna Colors – Blue, Red, Yellow, Sky

Farlie
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Brown, Jungle, Lime, Blonde
Coat Colors – Dark Green, Dark Red, Dark Yellow, Dark Teal
Pants Colors – Green, Chrome, Azure, Indigo

Mario
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Brown, Black, White, Gray
Overall Colors – Red, Green, Yellow, Purple
Shirt Colors – Blue, White, Purple, Black
- In case you don’t know, each of Mario’s other outfit colors pertain to three other plumbers (if two of them are that).

Brody
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Purple, Blonde, Dark Red, Aqua
Shirt Colors – Black, Magenta, Mauve, Cerulean
Cape Colors – Red, Yellow, Teal, Violet
Pants Colors – Purple, Green, Silver, Brown
- The stripe on Brody’s hair remains yellow.
- If Brody puts on a disguise, the color schemes will match the colors chosen for Brody (provided his colors have been altered). This does not affect his disguise otherwise.

Pulseman
Color Schemes
Helmet Colors – Red, Green, Teal, Magenta
Suit Colors 1 – Yellow, Blue, Violet, Azure
Suit Colors 2 – White, Orange, Aqua, Indigo

G/S/C Rival
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Red, Blonde, Black, Purple
Jacket Colors – Black, Crimson, Gold, Silver
Pants Colors – Indigo, Blue, Green, Teal

Plasmae
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Magenta, Aqua, Yellow, Silver
Vest Colors – Yellow, Blue, Indigo, Green
Pants Colors – Orange, Violet, Teal, Chrome

Greevil
Color Schemes
Eyes Colors – Yellow, Red, Green, Blue
Robe Colors – Black, Chrome, Gold, Silver

Evice
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – N/A, N/A, N/A, N/A
Shirt Colors - N/A, N/A, N/A, N/A
Pants Colors - N/A, N/A, N/A, N/A

Gonzap
Color Schemes
Vest Colors – Red, Orange, Navy, Violet
Pants Colors – Black, Brown, Green, Yellow

Gordor
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – N/A, N/A, N/A, N/A
Shirt Colors – N/A, N/A, N/A, N/A
Pants Colors – N/A, N/A, N/A, N/A

Megathug
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Black, Brown, Green, Red
Shirt Colors – White, Yellow, Blue, Indigo
Pants Colors – Green, Orange, Teal, Violet

Dralene
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Teal, Aqua, Blue, Navy
Outfit Colors – Teal, Green, Red, Indigo

Cyrus
Color Schemes
Hair Colors – Blue Gray, Gold, Silver, Bronze
Vest Colors – Silver, Diamond, Pearl, Magenta
Pants Colors – Black, Green, Orange, Red
- Cyrus’s sleeve color changes with his pants color.

[Sunflora Azumarill]

While making your way through the game, you may not realize that a super-rare Pokémon called Sunflorazumarill has managed to make her way into every stage of the game. While finding her doesn’t affect or unlock anything in the game, it’s a nice cameo to look out for. It’s usually hard to find Sunflorazumarill while in a stage and sometimes, you may have to resort to unusual tactics. You may even have to kill yourself in order to get a glimpse at her. There’s 18 Sunflorazumarill sightings total and here is a list of all of them.

Capital Highway
After the “rest strip” containing 4 Sandslash Wheels, you’ll come to a large hole in the road. If you drive into the hole, try looking to the left as you fall to see Sunflorazumarill hanging onto the side.

Central City 1
In the area of the stage where you have to fend off Go-Rock Grunts going after the President, look up onto a billboard on the right side of the area and Sunflorazumarill is standing on it.

Central City 2
At the energy spill where you have to blow up a wall, look far up the side of the left buildings. Sunflorazumarill happens to be hanging onto the side of one of them.

Go-Rock Cave [Present]
During the last elevator platform ride before reaching Gordor, get as far to the left of the chamber as you can and hanging on the wall there happens to be Sunflorazumarill.

Go-Rock Cave [Future]
In the last crane room as you try to escape the stage, Sunflorazumarill can be found high on the right wall near the top of them room.

Abandoned Lab
After turning on the power, go back into the first maze and make your way into the single room maze. Sunflorazumarill will appear in one of the rooms but will run away if she sees you.

Wily Tower
After defeating Junk Man and heading out of his chamber, look far out into the scenery and you should be able to make out Sunflorazumarill on the far wall there.

Crashed Colony Eurasia [Pre-Crash]
In the database area before you reach Dark Dizzy, if look at the glowing of the third tile platform, you can see Sunflorazumarill on the underside of the platform.

Crashed Colony Eurasia [Post-Crash]
In the outside area before Morph Moth, look far out into the massive columns in the scenery. On a smaller column, you will be able to see Sunflorazumarill hanging onto the side.

Crazy Gadget
When on the red block near the end of the stage, go to the right and look down the side. Sunflorazumarill should be there hanging onto the side of the block.

Return to Space Gadget [Future]
In the laser room on the Hero Path, look for a stack of steel Galactic crates in a corner and use Explosion on them. Sunflorazumarill will be hiding in one of them and will run off.

Return to Space Gadget [Present]
After the first Timerunner ride, jump off the platform to the left and look up. Sunflorazumarill is hanging from the underside.

Galactic Base [Present]
At the end of the stage, look up behind the third pillar on the left and you’ll find Sunflorazumarill hanging onto it.

Galactic Base [Past]
In the conveyor belt room, if you look up at the ceiling near the incinerator, you’ll be able to see Sunflorazumarill hanging onto the wall near the ceiling.

Galactic Base [Far Past]
Before you leave the gravity hub before you reach Mars, look far out to the right to see Sunflorazumarill handing onto the right wall.

Galactic Base [Future]
In the room where you need to reposition the base, go to the left and look out the window in that direction. You can see Sunflorazumarill on the outside of the base there.

Galactic Base [Far Future]
In the large platform hall on the way to face Jupiter, about two-thirds of the way through, look to the lower left wall of the hall and you can see Sunflorazumarill handing onto it.

Wutai [Special Mission]
In the arena where you fight Godo, look out into the audience. One of the members happens to be Sunflorazumarill.