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Sinistea (Sword & Shield 89)

Sinistea (Japanese: ヤバチャ Yabacha) is a Basic Pokémon card. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Release information==
This card was included in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. A version of this card, featuring a Pikachu jack-o'-lantern stamp in the bottom right corner of the artwork, was available in s from September 1, 2023.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a move in the Pokémon games that cannot learn until it evolves into . This card's Pokédex entry comes from Pokémon Sword.
Category:Sword & Shield cards
Category:Sword cards
Category:Illus. by Saya Tsuruta
Category:Pokémon cards that draw cards from player's deck
Category:Pokémon cards that draw cards from opponent's deck
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es:Sinistea (Espada y Escudo TCG)
fr:Théffroi (Épée et Bouclier 089)
it:Sinistea (Spada e Scudo 89)
ja:ヤバチャ (S1W)
zh:来悲茶（S1W）
Sinistea (TCG)

has been featured on different cards since it debuted in the expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Sinistea cards are normally .
==List of Pokémon cards featuring Sinistea==
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ja:ヤバチャ (カードゲーム)
Sinister Arrow Raid (move)

Sinister Arrow Raid (Japanese: シャドーアローズストライク Shadow Arrows Strike) is a damage-dealing Z-Move introduced in Generation VII. It is the exclusive Z-Move of Alolan and an upgraded version of its signature move, .
==Effect==
===Generation VII===
Sinister Arrow Raid inflicts damage and has no secondary effect.
===Generation VIII onwards===
Sinister Arrow Raid cannot be selected in a battle.
==Description==
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==Learnset==
, or a Pokémon ed into Decidueye, can use Sinister Arrow Raid if it knows , holds a Decidium Z, and if its wears a Z-Ring or Z-Power Ring.
==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==Appearance==
===Pose===
==In other languages==
Category:Z-Moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Damaging Z-Moves
de:Schatten-Pfeilregen
es:Aluvión de flechas sombrías
fr:Fureur des Plumes Spectrales
it:Dardoassalto Spettrale
ja:シャドーアローズストライク
zh:遮天蔽日暗影箭
Sinister Cave

Sinister Cave (Japanese: あやしいどうくつ Dubious Cave) is a dungeon in the Mystery Dungeon world that was featured in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Team Go-Getters Out of the Gate!. Despite the fact that the special is based on the games Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, Sinister Cave did not appear in either of these games. Instead, it is based on two dungeons encountered early in these games: Mt. Steel and Sinister Woods. 
Team Go-Getters, a newly formed Rescue Team, heard from the Whiscash at Whiscash Pond that the older brother of a , a , was stuck at Sinister Cave. It was decided that a Rescue Team had to save Pikachu, but since Team A.C.T. was already occupied with another mission, another Rescue Team had to go. Team Go-Getters, as well as Team Meanies, proposed to go to Sinister Cave to rescue Pikachu.
Team Go-Getters arrived at the cave and walked through it for some time without any trouble, lighting up the darkness with the fire on the tail of the Team's . They heard the noise of someone in need of help from behind a rock and Charmander destroyed the rock with its . It was revealed that the noise came from the Pichu who had asked them to search for his older brother earlier. Pichu was so tired that it fainted, but Team Go-Getters helped it get up with an Oran Berry. Pichu told the Team that Team Meanies had come to the cave before them and that he had met them. They had then locked Pichu up by placing a boulder in the way. Pichu now decided to go along with Team Go-Getters.
Somewhat later, they came across a large group of sleeping . The of the Team accidentally woke one up, which in turn woke its fellow Shroomish and made them all go angry. The Team had to run from them, but Charmander eventually scared them off with his newly learned . The Team soon reached the end of the cave and arrived at a mountainous landscape were they encountered a . They fought the Skarmory and defeated it and rescued Pichu's older brother Pikachu.
==Pokémon seen in Sinister Cave==
	
Category:Mystery dungeons
Category:Caves
it:Cava sinistra
zh:奇異洞窟
Sinister Woods

Sinister Woods (Japanese: しい Dubious Forest) is the fourth dungeon in and . It contains 13 floors.
After completing Mt. Steel, upon completing at least 5 random missions, the player will receive a mission to this dungeon to rescue a , which culminates in a boss fight against Team Meanies.
==Gameplay==
===Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team===
Floors 5-7, 11 and 12 in the dungeon are shrouded in darkness, with only two tiles of sight in hallways. There is no chance of finding a Monster House, a Kecleon Shop, or a buried item in this dungeon.
===Rescue Team DX===
Kecleon Shops can appear in this dungeon.
==Pokémon encountered==
===Generation III===
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===Generation VIII===
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==Items==
===Generation III===
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===Generation VIII===
====Sinister Woods====
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====Kecleon Shop====
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==Traps encountered==
===Generation VIII===
Note: The percentages are calculated from trap frequencies observed across 18 dungeon runs involving a total of 406 traps. Confidence intervals are given at a 95% confidence level.
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==Bosses==
===Generation III===
		
===Generation VIII===
		
==Layout==
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon locations
Category:Forests
de:Finsterforst (Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Team Blau und Team Rot)
es:Bosque Tétrico
fr:Bois Sinistre
it:Bosco Oscuro
ja:あやしいもり
zh:奇異森林（赤青救助隊）
Sinnoh C (Defensive) Extension (Skill)

Sinnoh C (Defensive) Extension (Japanese: シンオウＣ防御時間延長 Sinnoh Circle (Defense) Time Extension) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
The duration of Sinnoh Circle (Defensive) that is active on the allied field of play will be extended when a sync pair with this skill is on the allied side. Higher numbered skills will extend the duration of the Sinnoh Circle (Defensive) further. Currently, only Sinnoh C (Defensive) Extension 3 is available on scoutable sync pairs.
==Availability==
===Sinnoh C (Defensive) Extension 3===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate in circles
Category:Skills with effects on circles
Category:Skills that affect the allied side
Sinnoh C (Spec) Extension (Skill)

Sinnoh C (Spec) Extension (Japanese: シンオウＣ特殊時間延長 Sinnoh Circle (Special) Time Extension) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
The duration of Sinnoh Circle (Special) that is active on the allied field of play will be extended when a sync pair with this skill is on the allied side. Higher numbered skills will extend the duration of the Sinnoh Circle (Special) further. Currently, only Sinnoh C (Spec) Extension 3 is available on scoutable sync pairs.
==Availability==
===Sinnoh C (Spec) Extension 3===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate in circles
Category:Skills with effects on circles
Category:Skills that affect the allied side
Sinnoh Festival

The Sinnoh Festival (Japanese: シンオウフェス Sinnoh Fest) is an event that appeared in The Arceus Chronicles (Part 1) in Canalave City. The purpose of the festival is to show off the past, culture, and products of the Sinnoh region.
 and visited it during research in their internship as researchers at Cerise Laboratory.
==Attractions==
===Market===
In preparation for the event, several themed stores offer products to visitors. One of the shops is taken care of by the Magikarp salesman who is once again trying to sell his .
In two other stores, the image of a and an are printed, but the products sold in them are not shown.
===Museum===
====Events====
Upon entering, event participants receive a complete set of clothing worn by residents of the past era. The museum tour includes:
=====Lecture=====
The reigning of the Sinnoh region, , gives a lecture and presents the artifacts and paintings from the region's past. She gives participants a replica of a from that era, restored for the event.
Cynthia JNS01.png| in Hisuian inspired clothes
Museum aerial view.png|Aerial view of Museum
Clothes Museum Sinnoh.png|Clothes and artifacts of Hisui
Hisuian Pokémon anime.png|Painting with Pokémon from the Sinnoh region's past
Hisuian Poké Ball schematic.png|Painting with the details of Hisui's 
Hisuian Poké Ball anime.png|The replica of one Hisui's Poké Ball
=====Catching competition=====
Accompanied by an explanation of how first partner Pokémon from other regions came to Sinnoh and how this may have affected them, the participants have to capture one of the first partners from the Hisui region (, , and ) in less than three minutes in order to win a prize. Competitors can use their own Pokémon for this.
Those who manage to win the competition win a book that details Sinnoh's backstory.
File:Cynthia lecture Hisuian first partners.png|Cynthia's lecture about Hisuian first partner Pokémon
File:JNS01.png|Goh, , and after fulfilling the Catching competition
File:Book Prize Sinnoh Festival.png|The prize of the Catching competition
==Attendees==
===Humans===
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===Pokémon===
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==Artwork==
Concept art from credits of
==Trivia==
* According to Masaaki Iwane, the Magikarp salesman's presence was not just a cameo and was present from the beginning of the episode's production.https://twitter.com/animator1965/status/1484495298005143554
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* Kanto Fair
* Johto Festival
==Notes==
Category:Festivals and holidays
it:Festival di Sinnoh
Sinnoh Field (Pokéwalker)

Sinnoh Field (Japanese: Shin'ō Field) is a course for the Pokéwalker that is unlocked by saving up 25,000 watts after receiving the National Pokédex.
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==In other languages==
==External links==
*Official HeartGold and SoulSilver site
Category:Plains
de:Ebene von Sinnoh
es:Llano de Sinnoh
fr:Plaine Sinnoh
it:Piana di Sinnoh
ja:シンオウのはら
zh:神奥之原
Sinnoh Flag Bearer (Skill)

Sinnoh Flag Bearer (Japanese: シンオウの先導 Sinnoh Vanguard) is a Master passive in .
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==Effect==
The user and ally's moves are powered up by 10%, and attack move damage taken by the team's sync pairs are reduced by 20%. Each additional allied sync pair with the Sinnoh theme skill powers up moves by a further 10%, for a maximum power increase of 30%. Additional allied sync pairs with the Sinnoh theme skill also reduces attack move damage taken by 3%, for a maximum damage reduction of 26%. Sinnoh Flag Bearer does not affect sync moves or max moves.
Number of Sinnoh sync pairs	Power boost	Damage reduction
1 	10% 	20%
2 	20% 	23%
3 	30% 	26%
==Availability==
===As passive skill===
==In other languages==
Category:Skills that are always active
Category:Skills that power up moves
Category:Skills that reduce damage
Category:Skills that affect all allies
Sinnoh Leaders Tournament

Sinnoh Leaders Tournament (Japanese: シンオウリーダーズトーナメント Sinnoh Leaders Tournament) is a tournament held within the wider Pokémon World Tournament competition. Entry to this tournament is through the right-hand attendant.
In this tournament, s battle a variety of Gym Leaders from Sinnoh. Their signature Pokémon are based from . This tournament can be unlocked by winning Unova Leaders Tournament.
==Tournament description==
:"Sinnoh Leaders Tournament is a tournament in which Gym Leaders from Sinnoh are participating. You may not have duplicate Pokémon or duplicate held items. The item Soul Dew and the move are banned. may not participate, either. For these battles, all Pokémon will be set to Level 50. The winner will be rewarded with a little more BP than usual. Good luck!"
The number of Pokémon each participant uses varies depending on the selected battle style.
* In Single Battles, each Trainer uses three Pokémon
* In Double Battles and Rotation Battles, each Trainer uses four Pokémon.
* In Triple Battles, each Trainer uses six Pokémon.
==Participants==
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Wake always leads with .
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Fantina always leads with .
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Byron always leads with .
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Candice always leads with .
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Volkner always leads with .
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
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it:Torneo Capipalestra di Sinnoh
ja:シンオウリーダーズトーナメント
zh:神奧館主賽
Sinnoh League

The Sinnoh League (Japanese: シンオウリーグ Sinnoh League) is the regional Pokémon League of the Sinnoh region. The Sinnoh League is composed of eight Sinnoh Gym Leaders and the members, along with the . Pokémon Trainers who earn eight Gym Badges by defeating the Gym Leaders of the Sinnoh League qualify to challenge the Elite Four located in the building.
In the , Trainers who collect eight Badges can enter the Sinnoh League , known as the Lily of the Valley Conference.
==Gym Leaders==
In , Fantina is the third Gym Leader fought, with the order otherwise remaining the same.
			
			
			
==Elite Four and ==
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==Trivia==
* Unlike the three regional Pokémon Leagues before it, no two Trainers in the Sinnoh League use two of the same species of in their teams.
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Diamond and Pearl
Category:Pokémon Platinum
Category:Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl
Category:Regional Pokémon Leagues
fr:Ligue de Sinnoh
it:Lega Pokémon di Sinnoh
zh:神奧聯盟
Sinnoh Pokémon Hustle

Sinnoh Pokémon Hustle (Japanese: ポケモンハッスル Pokémon Hustle) is an -exclusive game show in which contestants attempt to complete an . It seems to be based on a traditional .
In Beating the Bustle and Hustle!, Jessie, James, and decided to set up a fake Sinnoh Pokémon Hustle in Greenstation Town in order to steal and recruit a new Team Rocket .
The competition is one of the most popular television shows in the Sinnoh region, along with the Pokémon Dress-Up Contest and Sinnoh Now. Both and James are fans of the show.
==Competition==
The Sinnoh Pokémon Hustle is a competition in which s and their work together to try and clear a series of challenging physical obstacles, and the team that succeeds wins a prize. In the fake competition set up by , the prize was unlimited travel privileges throughout Sinnoh in a balloon.
In order to succeed, Trainers and Pokémon must be physically fit and have sharp reflexes. While luck may factor into a team's result, the obstacles are meant to test endurance and agility. In addition, Trainers and Pokémon are expected to display exceptional cooperation skills during the entire course.
In the competition organized by Team Rocket, Trainers were asked to leave their extra Poké Balls with staff so that their Pokémon could be sent to a refreshment room, where they would get to eat Old Gateau and Lum Berries. However, the Poké Balls were actually placed in a box as part of Team Rocket's plan to steal the participants' Pokémon.
By the end of the second stage, Jessie, James, and had decided to recruit Crimson and Azure. Before ending the competition, however, they went to check the box where the Poké Balls had been placed and learned that it was empty. They soon discovered that the Pokémon had been stolen by Crimson and Azure, a duo of thieves with no intention to join Team Rocket. In the end, Officer Jenny, who was competing in disguise, arrested the duo and the Poké Balls were safely returned to their Trainers.
===Stages===
Due to Team Rocket deciding to recruit Crimson and Azure midway through the competition, only two stages were shown. However, there were other stages planned, one of which involved Trainers and Pokémon going up a ramp while dodging foam boulders.
Stage	Stage	Description
#1 	 	Trainers and Pokémon need to cross two logs, one of which spins.
#2 	 	Trainers and Pokémon need to cross a pond using a rope and get past a rotary drum.
==Known contestants==
Team 	Stage 1	Stage 2
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon world media
Category:Sinnoh competitions
de:Sinnoh-Pokémon-Hatz
it:Baraonda Pokémon di Sinnoh
Sinnoh Pride (Skill)

Sinnoh Pride (Japanese: シンオウの闘志 Sinnoh Fighting Spirit) is a Master passive in .
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==Effect==
The user and ally's physical attack moves are powered up by 20%, and physical attack move damage taken by the team's sync pairs are reduced by 25%. Each additional allied sync pair with the Sinnoh theme skill powers up physical attack moves by a further 15%, for a maximum power increase of 50%. Additional allied sync pairs with the Sinnoh theme skill also reduces physical attack move damage taken by 3%, for a maximum damage reduction of 31%. Sinnoh Pride does not affect sync moves or max moves.
Number of Sinnoh sync pairs	Power boost	Damage reduction
1 	20% 	25%
2 	35% 	28%
3 	50% 	31%
==Availability==
===As passive skill===
==In other languages==
Category:Skills that are always active
Category:Skills that power up moves
Category:Skills that reduce damage
Category:Skills that affect all allies
Sinnoh Route 203

Route 203 (Japanese: ２０３ばんどうろ Route 203) is a route in western Sinnoh, connecting Jubilife City and Oreburgh Gate.
==In the games==
===Route description===
Route 203 connects Oreburgh City in the east and Jubilife City in the west. Despite being near such a big town, this path retains its relaxed, natural atmosphere. The path starts off from the west and trails off up a flight of stairs. There will be a few patches of grass and a small pond. If the goes up another flight of stairs they will reach the top of the hill, where there will be a large patch of grass across the ledge. There is also another flight of stairs going down to the north of the route to reach a small area of grass behind the pond.
After players obtain the Pokétch, this route is where they will face their rival for the first time in , and the second time in . The Pokémon in his party will vary depending on the player's first partner Pokémon.
===Items===
===Pokémon===
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===Trainers===
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===Trainer Tips===
===Layout===
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	 
===Music===
Games	Situation 	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition 	Arrangement
 	Overworld (Day) 	203ばんどうろ (昼) 	Route 203 (Day) 	Go Ichinose 	Go Ichinose
 	Overworld (Night) 	203ばんどうろ (夜) 	Route 203 (Night) 	Go Ichinose 	Go Ichinose
 	When encountering 	ライバル 	Rival 	Go Ichinose 	Go Ichinose
 	When battling Barry	戦闘！ライバル 	Battle! (Rival) 	Junichi Masuda	Junichi Masuda
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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Route 203 appeared in Extreme Luxio, where , , and were seen traveling through the route on their way to Oreburgh City. They were suddenly attacked by a wild Luxio, which took Platinum hostage, forcing Diamond and Pearl to battle it. In the middle of the battle, Pearl noticed that Luxio's claws were broken, and realized that since and communicate through electrical pulses from their claws, this Luxio was being rejected by its pride due to its inability to communicate with them. Using his and Diamond's act as a basis, Pearl was able to come up with a way for the Luxio to communicate with its pride again, which accepted it back in, freeing Platinum and allowing the trio of s to continue their .
==Related articles==
* Oreburgh Gate
Route 203
Route 203
Route 203
Route 203
Route 203
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es:Ruta 203
fr:Route 203
it:Percorso 203 (Sinnoh)
ja:203ばんどうろ (シンオウ地方)
zh:２０３号道路（神奥）
Sinnoh Route 204

Route 204 (Japanese: ２０４ばんどうろ Route 204) is a route in western Sinnoh, connecting Floaroma Town and Jubilife City. There is a cave in the middle of the route called the Ravaged Path that divides the route into northern and southern sections.
==In the games==
===Route description===
====South====
Heading north from Jubilife City, the route passes two small ponds opposite each other while walking up a short brick road. The small lake on the eastern side can be accessed by going around the fence; there is also a small patch of tall grass and an item, that can be obtained by going further. The pond on the western side of the route can be accessed to by going around another fence. By ing across the lake to the a small cut-off section, a Sea Incense can be found.
By traveling further up the route, there will be a large section of tall grass. Several Trainers are located around this area, notably s and es. On the north-east corner stands another lake that can be surfed across to reach another hidden section, where an HP Up can be found. By traveling north from the large patch of grass, the entrance to Ravaged Path can be found.
====North====
When exiting Ravaged Path, the section begins at a large hill face, making its way north in a reversed "S" shape, turning east then west to a patch of tall grass, where wild Pokémon roam. By traveling north upon this section, there is a tree that can be down to reveal a hidden path where a teacher from the hands out a /three when found. By traveling west and then north beyond a section of tall grass, there is the entrance to Floaroma Town.
===Items===
===Pokémon===
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====Generation VIII====
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===Layout===
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	 
===Music===
Games	Situation 	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition	Arrangement
 	Overworld (Day) 	203ばんどうろ (昼) 	Route 203 (Day) 	Go Ichinose	Go Ichinose
 	Overworld (Night)	203ばんどうろ (夜) 	Route 203 (Night) 	Go Ichinose	Go Ichinose
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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Route 204 appeared briefly in Hurrah for Rapidash, where was seen having stopped to rest in a lodge situated on the route on his way to Lake Valor.
==Related articles==
* Ravaged Path
Route 204
Route 204
Route 204
Route 204
Route 204
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es:Ruta 204
fr:Route 204
it:Percorso 204 (Sinnoh)
ja:204ばんどうろ (シンオウ地方)
zh:２０４号道路（神奥）