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| 5-Star Trainer Card in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl |
After becoming the Champion of Sinnoh in Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, players can engage themselves in a variety of post-game activities. The Battle Tower is where gamers may put their skills to the test. Others may go to the Grand Underground to mine for uncommon things and minerals, or they may go to the Pokémon Hideaways to fight and catch elusive muons.
Even the most skilled trainers, though, can't claim to have seen and done everything the Switch's remakes have to offer if their Trainer Cards don't have the desired five stars. Players will need to go above and beyond to fully customize their customizable cards, collecting stars by completing various time-consuming chores. Even so, once completed, players will have earned some real bragging rights to show off to other trainers.
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| Sinnoh's Champion Cynthia |
To acquire the first star, players must defeat Sinnoh's, Champion Cynthia. After defeating the Elite Four. Her squad is made up of Dark and Ghost-type Spiritomb, followed by Ground and Dragon Garchomp. Both are vulnerable to Fairy attacks, but players may seek to exploit Garchomp's dual vulnerability to Ice.
Liquid Gastrodon and Milotic are next, and players should be able to defeat them both using a Pokémon with Grass or Electric-type moves. Roserade is next, and her team is completed by a Lucario. Both will benefit from a fire-type Pokémon or moveset. To win the star, players must pass through the Hall of Fame after defeating Cynthia. The color of the player's Trainer Card will shift from red to blue as well.
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| Image: Pokemon Contest Hall |
Winning a Super Contest Show on Master Rank in the Contest Hall in Hearthome City earns you the second star. There are two stages to a contest: visual and dancing. Players will need to get creative with the stickers on their Ball Capsules if they wish to succeed in the visual section. Poffins play an important role as well, as they increase Classiness, Attractiveness, Charm, Brilliance, and Strength.
The second section is more of a rhythm game, requiring you to push the appropriate buttons in sync with the music, which may take a few tries to master. Before beginning the dance, players can select a particular move that works best when combined with the moves of the other participants. If your groove is positive and you have three hearts, the best moves will raise Hype Points by three when viewed on the stats panel. To win, players must fill the Heart Gauge with enough hype points to win the second star, which is awarded if they win the Master contest.
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| Image: Pokemon National Pokedex |
Pokemon Players must complete their National Pokedex to earn the third star. Because you must first complete the Sinnoh Pokédex by encountering or catching all 150 Pokémon, this can take some time. Return to Sandgem Town and chat with Professor Rowan after that. Professor Oak will emerge during the talk and assign the player the responsibility of completing the National Pokedex.
It's no easy task to collect all 493 Pokémon from the first four generations. Trainers will need to trade for version-exclusive Pokémon, Legendary Pokémon to encounter, and rare Pokémon that only occur in specific areas, times of day, or have unusual evolution criteria. Rowan's PokéRadar, which allows players to encounter Pokémon from many locations in the wild across Sinnoh, should be used. Once you've finished the National Pokédex, go to Oak in Eterna City to get the third star and a silver-colored Trainer Card.
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| Image Credit: Pokemon Battle Tower |
A 100-win streak in the Battle Tower is required for the fourth star. Players are given three Pokémon to choose from and can only use them for the duration of the Tower. Level 50 is the maximum level for all Pokémon on your team and against you. The bouts are in order, and losing will bring the streak to a conclusion.
It is critical to select a squad that will see players through 100 battles. A variety of sorts that cover a wide range of topics is a good place to start. Support skills that empower teammates and a variety of moves that hit hard at weaknesses go a long way. Giving each Pokémon an item that increases performance or assists them in a pinch is also beneficial. Take a look at Pokémon's stats as well. Steelix and Cloyster, for example, can take a lot of damage, yet Tyranitar and Garchomp, with their high attack numbers, can easily demolish the competition. Players will receive the penultimate star on their now-gold Trainer Card if they reach the 100-win streak.
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| Image: Pokemon digging in the Grand Underground |
Those who have already spent time digging in the Grand Underground will be relieved by the last star. It is required that the player acquire 100 distinct Statues. To get a statue, players must start the mining minigame by interacting with glitter on the Underground's wall. Trainers can excavate a variety of artifacts with their hammers, but they must find a Pretty or Gorgeous Stone Box to obtain a statue.
These crates contain statues that players can use to enhance the Pokémon Hideaways in the Grand Underground and adorn their secret base. The player will receive the final star once they have 100 unique Statue versions. Their Trainer Card will once again change color, this time to a sophisticated black. Trainers can now claim to be the true and unequivocal masters of Sinnoh after earning five stars on their card.
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