Colosseum Marketplace

Colosseum Marketplace is an important section in the Battle Colosseum, offering different kinds of services to players. Vast arrays of items are sold here, while the Move Reminder, Deleter and Hyper Trainer also operate here.

BP Shop

This shop is located on the left counter in Colosseum Marketplace. Essentially the main reward center of Battle Colosseum, a clerk here sells numerous items, such as stat reset items, stat boosters or mints, Evolutionary Stones, held items, TMs or even Mega Stones, in exchange for BP. Some of the held items are vital for certain Pokémon to evolve, while others are widely used in PVP matches.

Consumable Items

Evolutionary Items

Held Items

Incenses

Each of them, when held by the required parent deposited in Lagoona Day Care, allows the corresponding Baby Pokémon to be given birth instead of the evolved version of the lineage. Blackened rows indicate that the associated Pokémon is not yet available.
Warning: Pure Incense only has its breeding function implemented.

TMs

Field usages are in italics.

Mega Stones

Event Items

The following item was only available for a limited amount of time.

Buying BP

Players may also choose to purchase BP using Robux, in case they cannot earn enough to buy what they need by battling opponents.

Move Reminder and Deleter

The Move Reminder and Deleter, represented by main developers Srybon and MySixthSense respectively, are unique vendors in the stand to the right of Colosseum Marketplace that allow the player's Pokémon to learn old moves as well as forget unwanted moves, including HMs. Following the tradition in core series, the Move Deleter is the only person capable of deleting HMs.

While the Move Deleter can remove a Pokémon's moves for free, the Move Reminder requires a fee for his services which is either a Heart Scale, like in main series games, or as an alternative for those who cannot afford the UMV trips to dig out Heart Scales — 20000 dollars.

Some Pokémon can gain access to stronger moves much earlier if brought to the Move Reminder, such as Gardevoir learning Moonblast, Gallade learning Close Combat and Infernape learning Flare Blitz, while some Pokémon can only acquire these kinds of moves via Move Reminder, an example being Torterra's Wood Hammer. In fact, Piloswine must be brought here for learning Ancient Power in order to let it evolve into Mamoswine.

Move Tutor

The Move Tutor, represented by one of the PBF owners ta_noshii, is a vendor on the right of the Colosseum Marketplace, in between the Move Deleter and Move Reminder. It is a tool that can let you learn certain moves on Pokémon that are outside of their levelling up moveset, and usually cannot be taught by TM or HM. These moves can be useful for the Pokémon when battling.

Like the Move Reminder, there is a cost required for the services. There is not an item as a method of payment, but rather a choice between spending Pokedollars or BP.

This is another method for Pokémon to gain access to stronger moves. For example, Rillaboom can learn Grassy Glide, or Charizard can learn Scorching Sands using the Move Tutor.

Hyper Trainer

Hyper Training is a new feature in Pokémon Sun and Moon that allows the player to "maximize" his or her Pokémon's Individual Values. It was implemented on 19th April, 2017, with another main developer Chrissuper representing the Hyper Trainer in middle counter, in response to the opening of Hobo's Lucky Lotto and Silver Bottle Caps being available as a jackpot there.

Note that like in Pokémon Sun and Moon, Hyper Training only "fakes" the IV to be perfect, rather than actually modifying it, so the "perfected" IVs cannot be passed down via breeding but the attack Hidden Power does change after Hyper Training. However, the requirement of player's Pokémon reaching Lv. 100 to accept training seems to be lifted here. Bottle Caps are needed as payment for the Hyper Trainer's service.

Keep in mind the golden bottle cap has not yet been implemented into the game thus far.

Trivia

• The marked price of Luck Incense was once only 48 BP, on par with other Incenses, but with its usage crippled. Its function of doubling price money after defeating Trainers was finally implemented in the v0.9.3b update on 27th December, 2016 that, unfortunately, came with a great cost of its selling price skyrocketing to 200 BP, rivalling Mega Stones and Ability Capsule.
  • As of the Version 0.15 update on 22nd September, 2017, the Luck Incense had its multiplier reduced. The Luck Incense now only adds 50% of the money gained from Trainer Battles.
• One of the earlier updates also increased the price of TM28 Dig from 45 BP to 60 BP.