Bulbasaur's Jump Rope Contest

Bulbasaur is the "talk of the town" Pokemon for this event. You can start the event by talking to Bulbasaur at any Pokemon Center in your game world.

Bulbasaur's Jump Rope Contest uses the familiar jump timing loop, but the event reward table is separate from the regular minigame. Push for the highest milestone you can, then check the event rewards rather than assuming the normal prize list applies.

You can also invite friends to play with you during this event! Invite a friend to your world, then talk to Bulbasaur to start the contest. During then, you can send your friend an invite to play with you.

In multiplayer sessions, use the host save as the reward reference. The claimed milestone follows the best score reached in that session, but the host is the player who receives the payout.

If you were playing with another friend, you can claim your Jump Rope rewards through your PC .

While on the PC, go to Get Items then select Gifts From Pokemon You Played With . You can then claim your Jump Rope rewards here!

Talk to Bulbasaur at a Pokemon Center to start the contest.

The contest can be played in another player's world and on Cloud Islands. In another player's world, only the host receives prizes; on a Cloud Island, only the player who sets the highest score receives prizes.

If you're playing in single mode, Bulbasaur speeds up whenever an exclamation point appears over their head and makes the rope go faster.

If Bulbasaur starts to sweat , the rope will slow down . This makes it tricky during the later jumps as you lose your momentum.

In multiplayer, the player who exits early can still adjust rope speed while another player keeps jumping. Use that control carefully: slow the rope when a partner is chasing a high milestone, or speed it only when the group is intentionally practicing faster timing.

When the rope accelerates, stabilize the pace again before chasing the next milestone. A consistent rhythm is usually better than reacting late to every speed change.

The jump rope has a particular rhythm that it follows. When you hear the whip sound of the vine, that's a sign that you should jump. Focusing on the sound could help you with your jumps when Bulbasaur speeds up.

Use the Pokemon Center doorway as your timing anchor during the contest. The rope moves quickly, so keep your focus on one fixed point and jump from that rhythm instead of tracking the whole animation.