How to complete Olaf’s Grand Exhibition Dazzle Beach room in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Olaf’s Grand Exhibition is open, and this special building tasks you with completing vast collections throughout various rooms in Disney Dreamlight Valley. One of the many rooms you need to fill is themed around Dazzle Beach.

You’re not given any official guidance for filling out this particular room, so figuring out which items are required to finish it can be rather tricky. You need a massive amount of unique resources to finish it, so here’s how to complete Olaf’s Grand Exhibition Dazzle Beach room in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

All Dazzle Beach room items for Olaf’s Grand Exhibition in Disney Dreamlight Valley

To complete the Dazzle Beach room in Olaf’s Grand Exhibition, you need an array of resources found throughout the entire biome in DDV. Specifically, you need:

• Dazzle Beach Gems and fish for the Aquarium.
• Dazzle Beach flowers and various key resources for the Diorama.
• Dazzle Beach food and Sea Turtle critter Companions for the Habitat.

Figuring out what each portion of the room calls for can be pretty tough, so here’s a full breakdown of everything you need to get. If you haven’t yet, it’s a good idea to fully work through the Olaf’s Grand Exhibition quest first, as this mission gets you familiar with how this system works.

All Olaf’s Grand Exhibition Dazzle Beach Aquarium items in Disney Dreamlight Valley

You can complete the Aquarium stage of the Dazzle Beach exhibition on the left side of the room. First, you need to place the required Gems to unlock the Aqaurium tank, then you need to gather an array of fish and seafood found throughout the region to fill it up.

All Dazzle Beach Gems

There are five different gems you need to mine rock spots around Dazzle Beach to find for the first stage of the Aquarium in the Dazzle Beach room. These Gems can be placed on the podium near the left side of the room once you have them.

• Aquamarine
• Shiny Aquamarine
• Onyx
• Peridot
• Shiny Peridot

All Dazzle Beach fish and seafood

Next up, you need to gather a total of nine fish and seafood. Most of these items can be found by fishing in the ocean with your Royal Fishing Rod, but some are instead gathered by foraging along the beach. Here’s everything you need to fill out the Dazzle Beach Aquarium.

• Fugu
• Cod
• Herring
• Kingfish
• Swordfish
• Shrimp
• Clam
• Scallop
• Oyster

All Olaf’s Grand Exhibition Dazzle Beach Diorama items in Disney Dreamlight Valley

The Diorama portion of the Dazzle Beach exhibition is located in the middle of the room. First, focus on filling the central podium up with flowers, as doing so lifts the curtain behind it to reveal the spot where all the Diormas go. To make each Diorama, you need a variety of materials found around the biome.

All Dazzle Beach flowers

To get started on the Diorama portion of the room, you need to find five different flowers native to the Dazzle Beach region. These flowers can all be placed at the podium in the center of the room.

• Blue Hydrangea
• Sunflower
• Pink Hydrangea
• Purple Hydrangea
• White & Red Hydrangea

All Dazzle Beach Diorama supplies

Next comes the toughest part of the entire room, which is gathering the required supplies to fill out the four Diorama panels. This portion of the exhibit asks you to obtain a massive amount of various resources found around the Dazzle Beach area. Here’s everything you need to make each one.

Diorama	Theme	Materials
First panel	Stitch	53 Softwood 24 Sand 12 Dream Shards 11 Oysters
Second panel	Cursed Cave	29 Softwood 26 Pebbles Two Peridot Three Aquamarine
Third panel	Ancient Energy	14 Softwood 10 Seaweed Five Red Algae Five Clams
Fourth panel	Ursula	56 Softwood Six Red Algae Eight Dream Shards 30 Clams

All Olaf’s Grand Exhibition Dazzle Beach Habitat items in Disney Dreamlight Valley

The last part of the Dazzle Beach exhibition is the Habitat, which can be found on the right side of the room. For this stage, you start by placing various food items on the podium. This unlocks the critter Companion area behind it, which you need to fill with Sea Turtles.

All Dazzle Beach food

For the first part of the Habitat, you need six food items that are native to the Dazzle Beach region. Some of them originate from bushes and trees that started off in this area, while others must be grown from seeds that can be purchased at Goofy’s stall in this region.

• Banana
• Corn
• Sugarcane
• Tomato
• Blueberry
• Coconut

All Dazzle Beach critter Companions

Next, you need to place all five Sea Turtles that call the beach home in the Habitat. To do so, you must fully befriend each critter, which can be done by feeding them when they’re out and about. Since all Sea Turtles have unique schedules, this step may take a while to get done.

• Classic Sea Turtle
• Brown Sea Turtle
• White Sea Turtle
• Purple Sea Turtle
• Black Sea Turtle

All Olaf’s Grand Exhibition Dazzle Beach room rewards in Disney Dreamlight Valley

For all your hard work helping Olaf fill out the Dazzle Beach room in the Grand Exhibition, you get to claim a variety of rewards. Each portion of the room that’s completed drops a red chest you can open for a prize. Finishing the full room also gets you an extra special bonus item.

Stage	Reward
Aquarium	Peaceful Meadow Aquarium
Diorama	Peaceful Meadow Diorama Goofy Peaceful Meadow Diorama Mirabel Peaceful Meadow Diorama Pillar Peaceful Meadow Diorama Thorns
Habitat	Peaceful Meadow Companion Home
Dazzle Beach room	Dazzle Beach Button-Up

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Doubles battles in Pokémon Champions can be a true test to master, and more so if you’re new to the competitive scene. This is the official format of all championships, and you have to take on 2v2 battles. Naturally, you need to be far more strategic when it comes to team building.

This guide will help you figure out the very best Pokémon that you can use in the 2v2 battles.

Best Pokémon to use in Doubles battles in Champions

The table below has a list of the best Pokémon that you can use in Doubles.

Name	Type	Pros	Cons
Kingambit	Dark Steel	First, it’s available for free from several starter lineups. You can use Definat to benefit from moves that lower the opponent’s attack. Completely immune to two elements, with resistances for nine. Kowtow Cleave is a guaranteed hit, which is useful to get damage done.	Avoid matchups against Fighting as it has a 4x weakness. Low speed and Special Defense makes it a bad choice against those with high Special Attack.
Garchomp	Dragon Ground	Available for free from several starter lineups. Great stats that are perfect for a bulky attacker. Offers moves that do incredible AoE damage and hits mutiple enemies. Rough Skin is the perfect counter for Rough Skin.	Avoid matchups against Ice due to 4x weakness. Struggles against Pokémon with decent speeds.
Incineroar	Fire Dark	One of the most used Pokémon in the competitive scene, and for very good reason. Can control the match’s momentum due to bulk and speed. Has six resistances and one immunity. Trigger Intimidate to counter Physical attackers.	Needs a very good damage-dealing partner. Avoid matches with Defiant as it’s a direct counter.
Dragonite	Dragon Flying	Offered to all for free. Awesome Mega Evolution potential. Great attack and bulk in the non-mega form.	Avoid matchups against Ice due to 4x weakness. Don’t Mega Evolve if the opponent Pokémon can set the weather.
Torkoal	Fire	A very simple, but effective, Pokémon in doubles. Use Drought to set the sun, which sets it up for Eruption. Works well as a bulky support as well.	Poor matchup against Watertypoe moves. Poor against other Pokémon that can set the weather.

In Doubles, always focus on the roles of your Pokémon. You don’t need to do damage with both, but having complementary pairs will be necessary. You can also check this list to find the Pokémon that are considered universally best in the current meta.

You can also use Replica Codes to use teams created by pro players. If you’re someone who loves playing Singles, here’s our recommendation of the best choices.

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