Logo, artwork, screenshots, items and Pokémon in the game’s style: the Pokémon Shuffle gallery, based on the official visuals gathered by Poképédia. Pokémon in Shuffle appear as round icons bearing their likeness, which make up the grid of each stage.

Logo and artwork

The Pokémon Shuffle logo.
The game’s promotional artwork.

Screenshots

On Nintendo 3DS, the grid takes up the touch screen and the opponent is on the top screen; on mobile, the two are combined on a single screen.

A battle on Nintendo 3DS.
A Mega Evolution in the middle of a battle.

Mega Pokémon and legendary Pokémon

Every Pokémon in Shuffle has its icon, and Mega Evolutions, Primal, shiny or Wink forms have theirs. These are the icons you line up on the grid, and they change appearance when the lead Pokémon Mega Evolves in the middle of a battle. Here are some of the game’s most memorable opponents.

Mega Audino, the first Mega Pokémon.
Mega Lucario, the prize of the first competition.
Mega Mewtwo Y, boss of stage 150.
Mega Rayquaza, boss of stage 300.
Hoopa Unbound, at stage 450.
Primal Kyogre, boss of stage 700.
Necrozma.
Victini.

Everyday Pokémon

Pikachu, present in dozens of forms.
Eevee, at stage 5 and every week as a special stage.

Items

Battle items are bought with coins before each stage; upgrade items are earned in special stages, Mission Cards or the Poké Circuit.

Moves +5.
Time +10.
Exp. Points ×1.5.
Mega Start.
Complexity -1.
Disruption Delay.
Attack Power ↑.
Mega Speedup.
Raise Max Level.
Skill Booster.