Pokémon Puzzle Collection Vol. 2 was the second of the Pokémon Puzzle Collection games and came in the second wave of titles released in Japan in 2002. It contained four different puzzle styles, two of which return from the original while the other two are brand new. Completing a puzzle accesses a Pokémon and nce you have accessed the Pokémon, you can then look them up on the game's Mini Dex and view a small animation

There are four games to play in this puzzle game, each with 20 stages to complete. They are as follows:

• Motion Puzzle
• Pick Up
• Stretch Puzzle
• Shadow Puzzle

The Motion Puzzles make their return from the first game. These puzzles have you create an image of a specific Pokémon by swapping tiles across the board in a 4x4 grid. The trick is that the Pokémon are in a constant state of motion. As the level increases, the images get more complex and more heavily animated, creating a tougher challenge than before

Stage Number	Picture	Pokémon
Level 1-1		Shellder
Level 1-2		Xatu
Level 1-3		Politoed
Level 1-4		Mr. Mime
Level 2-1		Gengar
Level 2-2		Mankey
Level 2-3		Weezing
Level 2-4		Krabby
Level 3-1		Kabuto
Level 3-2		Omanyte
Level 3-3		Pupitar
Level 3-4		Misdreavus
Level 4-1		Bellsprout
Level 4-2		Swinub
Level 4-3		Steelix
Level 4-4		Graveler
Level 5-1		Igglybuff
Level 5-2		Chinchou
Level 5-3		Crobat
Level 5-4		Scizor

The Pick Up Puzzles are a new kind of puzzle to this game. In this one, several Poké Balls are placed on the screen and Pikachu starts on one of them. Moving left, right, up and down, you need to clear all of the PokéBalls without going back the path you came. If there is no PokéBall in the direction, you cannot move. You can undo moves using the B Button. Once all PokéBalls are opened, the Pokémon is released.

Stage Number	Picture	Pokémon
Level 1-1		Phanpy
Level 1-2		Forretress
Level 1-3		Smeargle
Level 1-4		Hitmonlee
Level 2-1		Cubone
Level 2-2		Goldeen
Level 2-3		Snorlax
Level 2-4		Pidgeotto
Level 3-1		Delibird
Level 3-2		Magmar
Level 3-3		Ivysaur
Level 3-4		Growlithe
Level 4-1		Wooper
Level 4-2		Smoochum
Level 4-3		Granbull
Level 4-4		Remoraid
Level 5-1		Heracross
Level 5-2		Slowking
Level 5-3		Houndoom
Level 5-4		Feraligatr

The Stretch Puzzles are a new kind of puzzle in this game. Based on Shuckle, you need to drag out the blocks in any direction in order to completely fill the grid. The amount of squares that can be filled by each block is listed on the block, but they cannot overlap. You can stretch the pieces by holding A and using the D-Pad and retract them by holding B and using the D-Pad. Once the grid is filled, the Pokémon is obtained.

Stage Number	Picture	Pokémon
Level 1-1		Farfetch'd
Level 1-2		Horsea
Level 1-3		Gloom
Level 1-4		Abra
Level 2-1		Slowpoke
Level 2-2		Lanturn
Level 2-3		Corsola
Level 2-4		Flareon
Level 3-1		Seel
Level 3-2		??
Level 3-3		Psyduck
Level 3-4		??
Level 4-1		??
Level 4-2		??
Level 4-3		??
Level 4-4		??
Level 5-1		??
Level 5-2		??
Level 5-3		??
Level 5-4		??

The Shadow Puzzles make a return once more, this time being the final puzzle type you unlock. Once more, this puzzle has you fill up a silhouette by using various pieces that are put to the side, much like a jigsaw puzzle. These pieces can be rotated in 90 degree increments by using the B Button in order to be placed into the puzzle. When the final piece is placed in the puzzle, the Pokémon is caught

Stage Number	Picture	Pokémon
Level 1-1		Skarmory
Level 1-2		Espeon
Level 1-3		Aipom
Level 1-4		Geodude
Level 2-1		Sneasel
Level 2-2		Umbreon
Level 2-3		Nidorina
Level 2-4		Golbat
Level 3-1		Bayleef
Level 3-2		Hypno
Level 3-3		Hoothoot
Level 3-4		Vaporeon
Level 4-1		Elekid
Level 4-2		Porygon
Level 4-3		Furret
Level 4-4		Hoppip
Level 5-1		Onix
Level 5-2		Vulpix
Level 5-3		Articuno
Level 5-4		Weepinbell