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Pokemon Tretta Pokémon Tretta was a Takara Tomy ARTS arcade game that ran in Japan from 2012 to 2017, dispensing square plastic chips that players battled three at a time. All 22 waves sit below, 1055 tretta across five series, each wave with its own checklist.
Maker: Takara Tomy A.R.T.S Years: 2012–2017 Waves: 22 Tretta: 1055
About Pokemon Tretta
Pokémon Tretta was a Japanese arcade game by Takara Tomy ARTS, running from 2012 to 2017. The cabinet dispensed square plastic tretta chips — each carrying one Pokémon with its stats — and players battled three at a time.
Tretta ran through five series — Tretta, Fes, The Tretta, Ultimate and Ultimate Z — across 22 waves holding 1055 tretta. Open any wave below for its full checklist.
Tretta 5 waves · 240 tretta
The launch series — the first five waves, 2012–2013.
Fes 3 waves · 144 tretta
The Fes series — three festival-themed waves.
The Tretta 6 waves · 287 tretta
The Tretta series, opening the Kalos era of the game.
Ultimate 4 waves · 192 tretta
The Ultimate series — four waves of escalating power.
Ultimate Z 4 waves · 192 tretta
The final series, closing Pokémon Tretta in 2017.
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