Haunted Zone

The Haunted Zone is a location in PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure. It is a old mansion primarily inhabited by -Type Pokémon. The Zone had a reputation for being scary, but the local ghost Pokémon are actually quite friendly.
==Story==
Pikachu comes to the zone in search of Mismagius, who may know the Sky Pavilion's location, and the missing Zone Keeper, Rotom. When Pikachu enters the zone, he must first pass Tangrowth's attraction to be allowed inside the zone's haunted house. After clearing Tangrowth's attraction and getting a Prism Piece, Pikachu enters the mansion. There, he meets a Duskull who offers him a tour of the mansion and by the time the tour ends, Dusknoir's attraction opens. After clearing Dusknoir's attraction, Pikachu is awarded another Prism Piece and is allowed into the ballroom. In the ballroom, Pikachu learns from a Misdreavus that Mismagius has locked herself in the mansion's library every since Rotom disappeared the ballroom's piano broke. Pikachu retrieves some thread from a Spinarak to fix the piano and the piano's music draws Mismagius out of the library. Mismagius agrees to help search for the Sky Pavilion while Pikachu searches from Rotom. Pikachu finds a book is missing from the library and retrieves it from a Sableye. Once the book is put in place, it opens a secret passage that leads to a room where Rotom is. Rotom reveals he was preparing a new attraction and got locked inside by accident. After Pikachu manages to clear Rotom's attraction and get another Prism Piece, Mismagius reveals she found a book that states the way through to Sky Pavilion is through the Granite Zone.
==Inhabitants==
==Attractions==
===Tangrowth's Swing-Along===
Tangrowth's Swing-Along is a game similar to Venusaur's Vine Swing. The Pokémon has to race other Pokémon to the finish line by jumping from one vine to another by swinging the vine they're on to get enough momentum to jump to the next vine. If a Pokémon fails to reach a vine and touches the ground, they have to start back from the beginning.
* Swing the Wii Remote back and forth to gain momentum 
* Press the B button to jump
====Pokémon====
Pokémon	Pokémon 	Bonus
 	Pichu 	0:30.60 sec
 	Meowth 	0:30.40 sec
 	Pikachu 	0:30.20
 	Croagunk 	0:30 sec
 	Chimchar 	0:29.80 sec
 	Electabuzz	0:29.60 sec
 	Aipom 	0:29.40 sec
 	Primeape 	0:29.20 sec
 	Ambipom 	0:29 sec
 	Raichu 	0:28. 80 sec
 	Sneasel 	0:28.60 sec
 	Riolu 	0:28.40 sec
 	Blaziken 	0:28.20 sec
 	Infernape 	0:28 sec
 	Lucario 	0:27.80 sec
 	Celebi 	0:19 sec
===Dusknoir's Speed Slam===
Dusknoir's Speed Slam is a game similar to Bulbasaur's Daring Dash. The Pokémon races down a track while busting through obstacles in the way. The two types of obstacles are stone walls and Spinarak that drop down unexpectedly and both obstacles slow down Pokémon when they crash into them. Certain Pokémon can phase through obstacles without losing speed.
* Shake the Wii remote to make the Pokémon run
====Pokémon====
Pokémon	Pokémon 	Bonus
 	Stunky 	0:16 sec
 	Pikachu 	0:15.50 sec
 	Krabby 	0:15 sec
 	Misdreavus	0:14.5o sec
 	Duskull 	0:14.00 sec
 	Gastly 	0:13.50 sec
 	Voltorb 	0:13 sec
 	Skuntank 	0:12.50 sec
 	Cranidos 	0:12 sec
 	Umbreon 	0:11.50 sec
 	Dusknoir 	0:11 sec
 	Espeon 	0:10.50 sec
 	Scizor 	0:10 sec
 	Mismagius 	0:09.50 sec
 	Gengar 	0:09 sec
 	Darkrai 	0:08 sec
===Rotom's Spooky Shoot 'em Up===
Rotom's Spooky Shoot 'em Up is a game where the Pokémon shoots at Gastly, Haunter, and Rotom with their attacks. The attraction is set in a room where the previously mentioned Pokémon appear and try to reach the Pokémon. The Pokémon can turn 360 degrees to attack the incoming Pokémon and after its attacked, the Pokémon will leave the room. Each Pokémon has a different point value and the higher the value, the more power is needed to defeat it. There is a radar that shows where new Pokémon appear and the game ends when an enemy Pokémon manages to reach the played Pokémon.
* Aim the Wii Remote to aim the target 
* Press the A button to fire
====Pokémon====
Pokémon	Pokémon 	Bonus
 	Magnemite 	1,000
 	Pikachu 	2,000
 	Baltoy 	3,000
 	Mr. Mime 	3,500
 	Elekid 	4,000
 	Abra 	5,000
 	Haunter 	5,500
 	Electabuzz	6,000
 	Claydol 	6,500
 	Mismagius 	7,500
 	Electivire	8,000
 	Magmortar 	8,500
 	Gengar 	9,000
 	Magnezone 	10,000
 	Porygon-Z 	11,000
 	Rotom 	23,000
==Trivia==
*After Spinarak is befriended, the fountain and light outside the mansion are turned on.
*Breloom isn't effected by Thunderbolt, despite not being a -type.
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