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| rdfs:comment | - Location where Sagi and company fight in gladiatorial fights. It is often used for level grinding by players and also a place to learn the finer details of using a deck. At the start of the game Mr. Panie has a monopoly on what happens within.
- To enter the PvP zone, one must request entrance from Epeios. To leave, simply talk to Nepis. Those who do not wish to battle may enter the Coliseum from the side, and spectate from a safe distance. Players receive no penalty for dying in the Arena. If a player is defeated, they are simply teleported back to the entrance.
- Syarat Faction: Chaos Korbankan satu Follower yang menjaga Territory ini: Distribusikan 1 damage ke target Follower yang menyerang Territory ini.
- Capable of seating up to 50,000 spectators in the largest versions in Nabe, coliseums are used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles. Public spectacles include: mock sea battles, animal hunts, executions, re-enactments of famous battles, and dramas based on various mythologies.
- Coliseum is a stage appearing in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U which is based on The Arena present in most of the games in the Fire Emblem series. It is a stage of large size with no real hazard present. There is machinery underneath the stage which adds extra platforms to the otherwise empty level.
- The Coliseum is a location of the Valuan empire, it is reached after Vyse and party venture into the Valua Catacombs, and defeat Bleigock. In-game it appears to be located next to Upper city behind the Grand Palace.
- Besides Skylark, this was the most grueling battle of the Border Colonies. Coliseum was the fourth largest border colony numbering at 866 civilians terraforming. It was struck by Zodiac stealth Carriers, and the UEM sent in numbers at the hundreds, but still failed, it was then that they decided they would begin sending in Titan 2s alongside the frontline troops.
- The Coliseum was the main structure on Metru Nui, located in the center of the city. It was where Turaga Dume resided, and the location where sports were played. During the fall of Metru Nui, Teridax used its vast basement to store the Matoran in his plan to take control of the Matoran.
- The Coliseum, in Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM, is a feature added to the game on its first anniversary on Kongregate, April 18, 2014. This allows the player to do a Booster Battle using cards from 2 Live Duels Booster Packs against a random player in a Live Duel. The player who wins gets 1 random card from the Live Duels Booster Pack. The one who loses doesn't get anything. It costs File:BAM-DP.svg 2.
- This stage is a large walk-off stage with transforming platforms. The platforms in the center mechanically rise in a variety of different formations, adding a vertical element to the stage. Outside of that, there is not much else. The omega version has the platform made up of the mechanical transforming platforms with the stands in the distance.
- Coliseum, también conocida como 'Coliseo' o 'Colisevm' es una liga de batallas de rap, que al contrario que la liga Redbull Batalla de los Gallos es de batallas escritas. Esta liga fue creada en 2015, siendo su debut el 28 de Agosto del 2015.
- Coliseum on rakennus keskellä Metru Nuita. Se on areena jossa Matoraneja viihdytetään. Sitä käytettiin myös testaamaan Toa Metrujen kykyjä. Lattia on tehty miljoonista Protodermisistä pylväistä joita voi nostaa ja laskea luoden halkeilevan vaikutuksen. Kenttää käytettiin Akilinin pelaamiseen ja 2004 ja 2005 siellä säilytettiin matoraneja. Se oli myös Visorakien linnoitus kun he valloittivat Metru Nuita. Toa Hordikat ryntäsivät sisään Metru Nuin taistelun aikaan, pelastivat Vakaman, ja tuhosivat Sidorakin Keetongun avustuksella
- A coliseum was a place where hand-to-hand combat ensued. In 2268, James T. Kirk questioned why the Beta XII-A entity healed USS Enterprise crew injured in fights the entity provoked: "So we can fight, and fight, and keep coming back for more like some bloody coliseum?" (TOS: "Day of the Dove" )
- The Coliseum is a place where teams go to fight battles in the Grand Tournament of Ravinale. There are ten Leagues in Telepath Psy Arena 2 . To progress a League, one must beat all teams in the current league. To gain access to more orbs, one must beat the challenge match of a League (excluding the League Challenge). The following are the Leagues, the units available in them, and their unlockable orbs.
- Similar to the Chūnin Exams, the Coliseum's combatants fight each other in one-on-one matches in front of a crowd. Unlike the Chūnin Exams, the combatants are rarely willing participants, instead being forced to do battle by the island's wealthier patrons who have "acquired" them through various means. Although spectators can gamble on the fights' outcome, the greatest gains can be made by the combatants' owners: the losing combatant becomes the property of the winning combatant's master. Fighters with kekkei genkai are considered especially lucrative. Though combatants are typically little better than slaves, some do have genuine attachments to their owners, and as such become deeply upset if their loss in a fight separates them from said owner.
- Coliseums, also known as arenas, are circular stadiums that allow players from the same realm to fight one another. Each realm has one coliseum located in its Inner Realm. The coliseum allows players to create and practice PvP strategies, as well as test other game mechanics. Interacting with the Arena Guardian and selecting "Enter Arena" will give a player the option to select a match of their choice. Random Match; Allows combat against a similar-level enemy without class restrictions. Class Match; Allows you to fight against a similar-level enemy from your same class.
- Coliseums have become a staple of the series, being featured in nearly all Mothership Titles to date. The involvement is usually secondary to the storyline, and the player can participate if they choose to do so. Coliseum participation is typically divided into at least two modes: single-competitor and team-competitor. Single-competitor mode has the player choose one character to fight all the battles, whereas team-competitor mode allows the player to select a team of characters to fight, such as is done with a normal battle party. In both modes, the competitors selected cannot be changed until after the competition is won or lost. In most cases, losing does not result in "Game Over". After completing a mode, a prize that can either be valuable or exclusive to the coliseum is won. These pr
- The Coliseum is one of the two most popular spectator sports in the Scrapyard, the other being motorball. It is located in the Eastern Region, while motorball is in the Western Region. The Coliseum is similar to professional wrestling and features two opponents who fight each other one on one in the center of an underground arena. The combatants tend to be very large cyborgs over 5 meters tall who use a variety of weapons built into their bodies.
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| abstract | - Location where Sagi and company fight in gladiatorial fights. It is often used for level grinding by players and also a place to learn the finer details of using a deck. At the start of the game Mr. Panie has a monopoly on what happens within.
- To enter the PvP zone, one must request entrance from Epeios. To leave, simply talk to Nepis. Those who do not wish to battle may enter the Coliseum from the side, and spectate from a safe distance. Players receive no penalty for dying in the Arena. If a player is defeated, they are simply teleported back to the entrance.
- Syarat Faction: Chaos Korbankan satu Follower yang menjaga Territory ini: Distribusikan 1 damage ke target Follower yang menyerang Territory ini.
- Capable of seating up to 50,000 spectators in the largest versions in Nabe, coliseums are used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles. Public spectacles include: mock sea battles, animal hunts, executions, re-enactments of famous battles, and dramas based on various mythologies.
- The Coliseum is one of the two most popular spectator sports in the Scrapyard, the other being motorball. It is located in the Eastern Region, while motorball is in the Western Region. The Coliseum is similar to professional wrestling and features two opponents who fight each other one on one in the center of an underground arena. The combatants tend to be very large cyborgs over 5 meters tall who use a variety of weapons built into their bodies. It is not clear if the Coliseum also fulfills the role that motorball does by serving as a means to relieve the frustrations of the Scrapyard's residents and is similarly supported by the Factory, although this is implied.
- Coliseum is a stage appearing in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U which is based on The Arena present in most of the games in the Fire Emblem series. It is a stage of large size with no real hazard present. There is machinery underneath the stage which adds extra platforms to the otherwise empty level.
- The Coliseum is a place where teams go to fight battles in the Grand Tournament of Ravinale. There are ten Leagues in Telepath Psy Arena 2 . To progress a League, one must beat all teams in the current league. To gain access to more orbs, one must beat the challenge match of a League (excluding the League Challenge). The following are the Leagues, the units available in them, and their unlockable orbs.
* League 1: Novice League: Starting League. Challenge unlocks White Orb.
* League 2: Beginner League: Red Spriggat unit becomes available at the Meat Market. Challenge unlocks Orange and Violet Orbs.
* League 3: Little League: Shadowling unit becomes available at the Meat Market. Challenge unlocks Yellow Orb.
* League 4: Brownie League: White Spriggat and Shadowling Healer units become available at the Meat Market. Challenge unlocks Blood and Blue Orbs.
* League 5: Intermediate League: Challenge unlocks Crystal Orb.
* League 6: Tooth League: Shadowling Guardian unit becomes available at the Meat Market. Challenge unlocks Azure Orb.
* League 7: Claw League: Challenge unlocks Black Orb.
* League 8: Iron League: Challenge unlocks Green Orb.
* League 9: Advanced League: Challenge unlocks Golden Orb.
* League 10: Championship League: Final Boss Battle.
- The Coliseum is a location of the Valuan empire, it is reached after Vyse and party venture into the Valua Catacombs, and defeat Bleigock. In-game it appears to be located next to Upper city behind the Grand Palace.
- Besides Skylark, this was the most grueling battle of the Border Colonies. Coliseum was the fourth largest border colony numbering at 866 civilians terraforming. It was struck by Zodiac stealth Carriers, and the UEM sent in numbers at the hundreds, but still failed, it was then that they decided they would begin sending in Titan 2s alongside the frontline troops.
- Coliseums, also known as arenas, are circular stadiums that allow players from the same realm to fight one another. Each realm has one coliseum located in its Inner Realm. The coliseum allows players to create and practice PvP strategies, as well as test other game mechanics. Interacting with the Arena Guardian and selecting "Enter Arena" will give a player the option to select a match of their choice. Random Match; Allows combat against a similar-level enemy without class restrictions. Class Match; Allows you to fight against a similar-level enemy from your same class. The coliseums are marked on the map and can be found at the following locations:
* In Alsius, Hopstad's Coliseum is located just north of Hopstad Town in an area called, unsurprisingly, Hopstad's Arena.
* In Ignis, the Mount Arena is located in the mountains between Altaruk City and Allahed Town.
* In Syrtis, the arena is located on Larei Island, south east of Dohsim Town.
- The Coliseum was the main structure on Metru Nui, located in the center of the city. It was where Turaga Dume resided, and the location where sports were played. During the fall of Metru Nui, Teridax used its vast basement to store the Matoran in his plan to take control of the Matoran.
- The Coliseum, in Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM, is a feature added to the game on its first anniversary on Kongregate, April 18, 2014. This allows the player to do a Booster Battle using cards from 2 Live Duels Booster Packs against a random player in a Live Duel. The player who wins gets 1 random card from the Live Duels Booster Pack. The one who loses doesn't get anything. It costs File:BAM-DP.svg 2.
- This stage is a large walk-off stage with transforming platforms. The platforms in the center mechanically rise in a variety of different formations, adding a vertical element to the stage. Outside of that, there is not much else. The omega version has the platform made up of the mechanical transforming platforms with the stands in the distance.
- Coliseums have become a staple of the series, being featured in nearly all Mothership Titles to date. The involvement is usually secondary to the storyline, and the player can participate if they choose to do so. Coliseum participation is typically divided into at least two modes: single-competitor and team-competitor. Single-competitor mode has the player choose one character to fight all the battles, whereas team-competitor mode allows the player to select a team of characters to fight, such as is done with a normal battle party. In both modes, the competitors selected cannot be changed until after the competition is won or lost. In most cases, losing does not result in "Game Over". After completing a mode, a prize that can either be valuable or exclusive to the coliseum is won. These prizes sometimes include powerful weapons and armor.
- Coliseum, también conocida como 'Coliseo' o 'Colisevm' es una liga de batallas de rap, que al contrario que la liga Redbull Batalla de los Gallos es de batallas escritas. Esta liga fue creada en 2015, siendo su debut el 28 de Agosto del 2015.
- Coliseum on rakennus keskellä Metru Nuita. Se on areena jossa Matoraneja viihdytetään. Sitä käytettiin myös testaamaan Toa Metrujen kykyjä. Lattia on tehty miljoonista Protodermisistä pylväistä joita voi nostaa ja laskea luoden halkeilevan vaikutuksen. Kenttää käytettiin Akilinin pelaamiseen ja 2004 ja 2005 siellä säilytettiin matoraneja. Se oli myös Visorakien linnoitus kun he valloittivat Metru Nuita. Toa Hordikat ryntäsivät sisään Metru Nuin taistelun aikaan, pelastivat Vakaman, ja tuhosivat Sidorakin Keetongun avustuksella
- Similar to the Chūnin Exams, the Coliseum's combatants fight each other in one-on-one matches in front of a crowd. Unlike the Chūnin Exams, the combatants are rarely willing participants, instead being forced to do battle by the island's wealthier patrons who have "acquired" them through various means. Although spectators can gamble on the fights' outcome, the greatest gains can be made by the combatants' owners: the losing combatant becomes the property of the winning combatant's master. Fighters with kekkei genkai are considered especially lucrative. Though combatants are typically little better than slaves, some do have genuine attachments to their owners, and as such become deeply upset if their loss in a fight separates them from said owner. After many years of operating without the notice of the hidden villages, the Coliseum is eventually raided, most of the island's patrons are arrested, and the slaves are set free. In the Sasuke Shinden novel, it is a Kirigakure raid led by Chino; in its anime adaptation, it is a Kumogakure raid led by Sasuke Uchiha.
- A coliseum was a place where hand-to-hand combat ensued. In 2268, James T. Kirk questioned why the Beta XII-A entity healed USS Enterprise crew injured in fights the entity provoked: "So we can fight, and fight, and keep coming back for more like some bloody coliseum?" (TOS: "Day of the Dove" )
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