Master Dojo is the main staple of Pokémon's new Isle of Armor. As part of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Expansion Pass, players get to take on the trials of Master Mustard in order to learn the secrets of the dojo. Of course, it turns out to be Kubfu, who evolves into a leꦜan, mean, fighting machine.
But there is plenty around Master Dojo players ꦡcould have easily missed. At first glance, it seems🌃 like a straightforward storyline. In reality, there are multifaceted elements to what the dojo can offer to fans, both before the trials take place and especially after.
10 Cram-o-matic Recipes ꦐ
The new Cramorant machine is hard to miss—it has a cut scene and e🐟verything. Players put in miscellaneous items from their pack and out pops something new. This is why Apricots 𒅌were brought back, too.
But fans may not have noticed that there's an easy way to determine what you will get. One can actually get preset recipes from Hyde himself. It costs 100 watts to pick his brain and come up with a foolproof plan to know exactly what to ཧput in.
9 ♑ Pokémon Camp Toys 🐷
Behind Master Mustard in the living area, there are three 💞oversized toys: the Fresh Ball, Weighted Ball,ౠ and Tympole Ball, the latter of which is modeled after the Water-type Pokémon from Gen V. These aren't just fun scene props. They are actual toys players can get for Pokémon Camp.
In order to obtain more toys for Camp, one must continuously build up the Curry Dex and have it rated by the Camping King in the Wild Area's East Lake Axewell. Respectively, the balls in the Master Dojo can be obtained at 5 curries, 10 curries, 𒊎and 50 curries, respectively.
8 ⛦ Recovery Room
It's easy to miss: there's a room where players can rest and heal the🍰ir Pokémon off to the side of Master Dojo, before entering the living area. While it will later get💧 upgrades with Watts, it is accessible at the very start of exploring the Isle of Armor.
This is an imp🧸ortant spot to discover, as there are no Pokémon Centers on the entire Isle of Armor. So instead of hailing a Corviknight bus all the way back to the mainland, consider the Recovery Room. Players should take advantage of it before battling Master Must🐼ard or even undertaking any of the trials.
7 𓂃 Max Soup List 🧜
The Max Soup feature itself is hard to miss. After all, it's part of the trials' main story. But, did every player notice there's a list of all the Pokémon that are capable of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Gigantamaxing? It's located on the wall to theꦦ right 🧸of the shelves.
It's pretty handy for players who are unsure about the Pokémon who are capable of accessing this new form. It could be useful in identifying the ones they have yet to capture due to being rare or version exclusives. It's like a player's g🌺uide 🔯right on the screen.
6 ♍ Master Mustard's Joke
When he's not battling, Master Mustard can be found playing 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokémon Quest on the Switch. There is all manner of junk food scattered on the coffee table💙 and he is fully focused on the screen.
If players stand in front of the TV set a bit too long, Mustard will exclaim, "Oh dear, I can't see the telly if you're standing there!" It's funny to see an N♒PC interact with fans seemingly unprompted. Interactive details 🌱like this brought the DLC to life.
5 ♔ 𓆏 Special Guest
Hop rejoins the story after players crush their trials. He plays a major role in🔴 helping retrieve the Max Honey for accessing Urshifu's Gigantamax form. But unlike all the other times he popped in and out during the main storyline, h🍸e actually sticks around.
His new post-game goal? He's intent on surveying the island. Upon talking to him on the sparring mat, he'll let players in on a rare Pokémon he found while out and about conducting his survey. Often, it's a Pokémon you haven't seen yet. The Pokém🐻on changes daily. So be sure to check back every day.
4 🥂 Watt Trader ♛
Players will be familiar with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Watt Traders from the Wild Area, but this one is easy to miss, as he's decked out in a dojo uniform. This technically takes place outside Master Dojo in t💃he Fields of Honor,🌜 but he's basically stationed at the front door.
He carries the traditional staples of a Watt Trader: he has varieties of Poké Balls and potions in stock, as well🐈 as a Poké Doll and Wishing Piece. The latter will come in handy, as there are still many dens and raids around the Isle of Armor.
3 ▨ 💟 New Move Tutor
The dojo attendant in the back will teach players' Pokémon a special for five pieces of Armorite Ore, all new exclusively for the Exp♍ansion Pass. There is one move for every type and they range in power.
Some are successive attack moves starting at 20 power (like the physical, 🎃Ice-type Triple Axel, which increases with each hit the Pokémon lands), while others go up to 130 power with 100 accuracy, as is the case with the Steel Roller move. Two of the moves (Fighting-type Coaching and Poison-type Corrosive Gas) are non-attack moves only.
2 Restricted Sparring ඣ
Restricted Sparring is an all-new traiꦜning course that restricts the type of Pokémon a player can use. One must first pick a type, then engage in a battle using up to three Pokémon of that type. Players cannot e🎀mploy duplicate Pokémon (similar to the Battle Tower) or items.
Training can be finished when five consecutive battles have been won. Bu👍t if the player loses, the sparring is over then and there. Trainers can restore Pokémon between battles but only two times. It's an exciting new addition to the DLC once the main story has been played through.
1 Post-Story Cloth🐬ing Gift 🔜
Avery and Klara are the latest rival in Pokémon, exclusive to S🃏hield and Sword, respecti🐷vely. It's tough to be a fan of characters who are so mean, but there's an NPC in Master Dojo who's been won over.
S♏he will tell the player she was so impressed by their trials, she made a Casual Tee in their honor. Unfortunately, Avery and Klara consider it rubbish, while she considers it well-made. The player gets the gift instead.