Like its predecessor, Pokémon Stadium 2 provides various prize Pokémon and other prizes to be given. These are unlocked through various means and require you to have the Pokémon Green, Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver or Crystal games in the Transfer Pak of the Nintendo 64. Once obtained, you can put them directly into the boxes within Professor Oak's Laboratory
| Baton Pass Farfetch'd | |||||||||||||||||||
To get the Pokémon Farfetch'd, you need to defeat your Rival in the special Rival battle in Round 1. Once you have defeated the Rival and watched the credits, you will receive the Farfetch'd. You can only receive one of these in your save file and can't repeat the retrieval of the gift. This Farfetch'd has the special move Baton Pass, which it is not usually able to learn
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| Earthquake Gligar | |||||||||||||||||||
To get the Pokémon Gligar, you need to defeat your Rival in the special Rival battle in Round 2. Once you have defeated the Rival and watched the credits, you will receive the Gligar. You can only receive one of these in your save file and can't repeat the retrieval of the gift. This Gligar has the special move Earthquake, which it was not able to learn in Generation II
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Before it became commonplace in Generation III, there was no way whatsoever to teach your Pokémon moves it previously learned via level up. Pokémon Stadium 2, however, provided this function. If you beat the Elite Four and Champion in the Gym Leader Castle with a team made solely of Pokémon from your game, no rentals, then you will be given the option to teach one of your Pokémon a move it could learn via level up that it has since forgotten or never known due to being caught at a high level. |
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