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| - | * '''Standard''' - The classic one-on-one. Victory ends the ongoing match and starts the next. Leader battles are usually tiebreakers, although in some cases, the winning mons can have a final match to decide the winner in ties.
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| - | * '''Endurance''' - Instead of the 'round' ending for both mons when one is defeated, the still-standing mon has to immediately face the other team's next opponent.
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| - | * '''Multiple''' - Either two-on-two, three-on-three or four-on-four. Massive ongoing battles. In some variants, downed mons can be replaced by their teammates.
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| - | * '''Classic''' - Instead of an untimed match, timed rounds, with small between-round breaks. Rounds are usually limited, and at the end of the alloted rounds, the battle is judged by the on-hand graders and the ref.
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| - | * '''Contest''' - Instead of direct combat, Contest battles are a combination of grace, execution and flair. Entrants are judged by how well they can present their combat style, or techniques in general.
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Revision as of 00:25, 27 March 2013
