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'''''Pokémon Trozei!''''' (ポケモントローゼ, ''Pokemon Torōze'', also known as '''''Pokémon Link!''''' in Europe) is a [[Pokémon]]-themed puzzle game for the [[Nintendo DS]], much like ''[[Pokémon Puzzle League]]'' and ''[[Pokémon Puzzle Challenge]]''. It was released in Japan on October 20, 2005, in Europe on April 28, 2006, in South Korea on May 17, 2007, and in North America on March 6, 2006, where its marketing jingle was "Pokémon, Trooo-Zei! Four in a row and you're good to go!".
  
   
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'''''Pokémon Trozei!''''' {{Japanese|ポケモントローゼ|Pokemon Torōze}} is a ''Pokémon''-themed puzzle video game for the [[Nintendo DS]] developed by Genius Sonority and published by
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The blocks are shaped like various Pokémon which fall onto both screens; however, only the blocks on the bottom screen can be moved and matched.
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Pokémon Trozei! is a variation of ''[[Tetris]]''-style gameplay. However, it also has gameplay similar to that of ''[[Yoshi's Cookie]]''. The blocks are symbols shaped like various [[Pokémon (species)|Pokémon]]. These blocks fall on to both screens; however, only the blocks on the bottom screen can be moved and matched. The player can move the blocks to the left and right, and the Pokémon that was moved off the edge of the screen returns to the opposite side of the screen. The blocks can also be moved downward, and the blocks on the bottom will fall to the top of the column. The blocks can be moved upwards, but will immediately fall back down if a match is not made. If four of the same Pokémon are in a row, a match is made and those Pokémon will disappear.
  
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The blocks can be moved upwards, but will instantly fall back down if a match isn't made. If four of the same Pokémon are in a row, a match is made and those Pokémon will vanish. When a match of four is created, a ''Trozei Chance'' (or Link Chance) Icon will appear. When that happens, match-ups of three Pokémon are allowed for about 2 seconds. If a match of three is made during that time, match-ups of two Pokémon are allowed as well for as long as the player continues to make links every two seconds.
   
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==Sequel==
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After a match of four is created, a Trozei Chance (or Link Chance) Icon will come up. When that happens, match-ups of three Pokémon are allowed for a short amount of time, normally two seconds. If a match of three is made during that time, match-ups of two Pokémon are allowed as well for as long as the player continues to make links every two seconds.
  
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During the [[Nintendo Direct]] on February 13, [[2014]], Nintendo announced the sequel to ''Pokémon Trozei!'' that would be released exclusively on the [[Nintendo 3DS]] [[eShop]].
   
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The game (titled ''[[Pokémon Battle Trozei]]'' in North America and ''Pokémon Link Battle'' in Europe) was released in March 2014 for [[Japan]], Europe and North America.
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The Pokémon Ditto will also commonly appear as a block, and the player can use him as a "wild card" and match him with any other Pokémon, or even with multiple types simultaneously. Lining up Jammer balls (rocks) with [[Ditto]] is the only way to get rid of them during boss stages. While Ditto appears randomly during levels, one also drops when the player links up more Pokémon than needed (e.g. 5 instead of 4) in general play.
  
   
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The Phobos Battalion is the new enemy of this game. They have stolen countless Pokéballs in order to power up a secret weapon. Unlike most Pokémon villains, there are only generals in the game, no underlings. They have many secret storages and huge storage (that contains many more Pokémon than the secret storages) and six Phobos Mobile that contains a General that the player must defeat in order to move on.
  
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They have a clever maneuver to attempt to confuse the player. In the game, the player has a number of Pokémon to Trozei. Phobos Battalion Generals use a Jammer Flash that only lets the Pokémon's shadows to be seen, add 50 more Pokémon to Trozei'd, and will use Jammer Balls, which look like rocks, to try to block the player's Trozei. The only way to get rid of the jammer balls is to line them up with [[Ditto]].
  
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''Pokémon Trozei!'' was given an 8.25 out of 10 by ''Game Informer'' for being "both charming and challenging enough that even those nauseated by the thought of Pokémon should really pick it up anyway."
   
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Pokémon Trozei! (JP) is a Pokémon-themed puzzle video game for the Nintendo DS developed by Genius Sonority and published by The Pokémon Company.

Gameplay

The blocks are shaped like various Pokémon which fall onto both screens; however, only the blocks on the bottom screen can be moved and matched. The blocks can be moved upwards, but will instantly fall back down if a match isn't made. If four of the same Pokémon are in a row, a match is made and those Pokémon will vanish. When a match of four is created, a Trozei Chance (or Link Chance) Icon will appear. When that happens, match-ups of three Pokémon are allowed for about 2 seconds. If a match of three is made during that time, match-ups of two Pokémon are allowed as well for as long as the player continues to make links every two seconds.

Sequel

During the Nintendo Direct on February 13, 2014, Nintendo announced the sequel to Pokémon Trozei! that would be released exclusively on the Nintendo 3DS eShop.

The game (titled Pokémon Battle Trozei in North America and Pokémon Link Battle in Europe) was released in March 2014 for Japan, Europe and North America.

Other Translations

Languages/Regions: Translates to:
Europe Pokémon Link!

Reception

Pokémon Trozei! was given an 8.25 out of 10 by Game Informer for being "both charming and challenging enough that even those nauseated by the thought of Pokémon should really pick it up anyway."

Nintendo Power, which awarded the game an 8.5 out of 10, echoed that sentiment, stating it's "a stylish game that's a blast whether or not you're a fan of Pokémon".

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