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Seasound Ruins

Seasound Ruins (Japanese: りの Sea Roar Ruins) is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity. This dungeon is accessible from the Challenge Board after defeating Bittercold and is a part of a series of requests named the Legend of the Mysterious Ruins. 
Upon entering the dungeon, the will immediately fight . Lugia cannot be recruited.
==Pokémon encountered==
The level of the boss encountered will depend on the difficulty of the mission. The mission difficulty can be determined from the difficulty rated in stars (ranging from 6-9), and more difficult missions will reward the player with rarer items and more Poké.
===Lugia===
Boosts: +500 , +40 , +40 , +50 , +50	Boosts: +600 , +50 , +50 , +50 , +50	Boosts: +750 , +55 , +55 , +50 , +50
 	 	
Boosts: +900 , +60 , +60 , +50 , +50	Boosts: +1,050 , +65 , +65 , +50 , +50	Boosts: +1,200 , +70 , +70 , +50 , +50
 	 	
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==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity locations
Category:Ruins
de:Die Legende der rätselhaften Ruine#Ruine des Seeklangs
fr:Ruines du Ressac
it:Rovine dei Marosi
ja:潮鳴りの遺跡
zh:潮鸣遗迹
Seaward Cave

Seaward Cave (Japanese: ぎの Seaward Cave) is a location on Melemele Island in Alola. It can be accessed from Melemele Meadow and Kala'e Bay.
==Geography==
The cave starts from the Melemele Meadow tunnel, where the path slopes downward to the southwest into a large pool of water. The player can travel southwest across the water or head southeast into a split path. From here, taking the southwestern path leads to yet another split path; the western path curves around the southern wall of the cave leading towards Kala'e Bay, while the eastern path is a dead end that stops just short of the exit. Taking the southeastern path from the earlier intersection leads to a series of ledges and an indent in the northern wall, where the player can find an Expert Belt behind some breakable rocks. Similarly, there is a small indent in the southern wall with a Star Piece hidden behind a rock.
==Items==
===Fishing===
Sometimes when fishing, an item will be reeled in instead of a Pokémon.
==Pokémon==
===Pokémon Sun and Moon===
===Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon===
==Trainers==
===Pokémon Ultra Sun===
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===Pokémon Ultra Moon===
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==Appearance==
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	 
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Sun and Moon locations
Category:Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon locations
Category:Caves
de:Meereshöhle
es:Gruta Unemar
fr:Grotte Verlamer
it:Grotta Pratomare
ja:うみつなぎのどうけつ
zh:通海洞穴
Sebastian

Sebastian (セバスチャン) has several referrals:
* For the Team Rocket scientist, see Professor Sebastian
* For the Sootopolis Gym assistant, see Sebastian (Hoenn)
* For James's butler in The Treasure is All Mine!, see Sebastian (DP153)
* For 's butler in Pokémon Adventures, see Sebastian (Adventures)
* For the fight club member, see Sebastian (Detective Pikachu)
* For the butler to a in Resort Gorgeous, see Selphy
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it:Sebastian
zh:Sebastian（消歧义）
Sebastian (Adventures)

Sebastian (Japanese: セバスチャン Sebastian) is a character of the manga series Pokémon Adventures. He is the butler of the Berlitz family.
==History==
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Sebastian first appears at the beginning of this chapter, where he is seen delivering clothes to and leaves the room while she changes. As she leaves to begin her journey, Sebastian is shown worrying for her safety but is constantly told that he shouldn’t and waves as she takes off.
While , , and rest in a hotel in Jubilife City he calls Platinum to show that he is concerned for her well being. It is thanks to Sebastian's blubbering that Diamond and Pearl learn of Platinum's title as "Lady" but mistake it as her true name.
During Diamond's trek to Lake Verity he accidentally stumbles onto Platinum's home where Sebastian finds him and mistakes the boy for an intruder. He briefly battles Diamond and manages to overpower him with his Pokémon but upon realizing that he is a friend of Platinum he immediately apologizes and takes him into the house of Berlitz. While inside Sebastian treats Diamond like a king while constantly apologizing for attacking him earlier, he explains that the reason he attacked him so furiously was because of what had happened to Platinum's father, Mr. Berlitz at Canalave City. He reveals that due to Team Galactic's recent activities cause him to fear for Platinum's safety which Diamond reluctantly agrees to.
 
When Professor Rowan's assistant, Roseanne, is attacked by a swarm of Diamond and Sebastian set off to rescue her. During that battle his is easily defeated by the Yanmega's attack and is not much help in the battle. After Diamond destroys the machine controlling the Yanmega and they flee, he celebrates with him and follows the boy as he goes home to change his damaged clothes.
He and Roseanne eventually make it to Diamond's home in Twinleaf Town and follow him to Lake Verity when he goes there to rescue his kidnapped mother, Johanna. After Diamond rescues his mother and sneaks onto the Team Galactic airship Sebastian takes both Roseanne and Johanna to safety in Diamond's home where they call him in order to see if he is safe. He later takes them to where was training with Crasher Wake and explains to him about Diamond’s current situation.
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He makes a cameo at the end of this chapter, in Alternate Dimension Showdown XI.
==Pokémon==
===On hand===
===Lent from the mansion===
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	セバスチャン Sebastian 	
English, French, German,Italian, Brazilian Portuguese,Vietnamese	Sebastian 	Same as Japanese name
Chinese () 	錫巴斯查恩 / 锡巴斯查恩 Xībāsīchá'ēn 	Transliteration of Japanese name
Category:Male characters
Category:Pokémon Adventures characters
de:Sebastian (Pocket Monsters SPECIAL)
es:Sebastián (Pocket Monsters Special)
it:Sebastian (La Grande Avventura)
ja:セバスチャン
zh:锡巴斯查恩
Sebastian (DP153)

Sebastian is a character of the day who appeared in The Treasure Is All Mine!, as James's butler. He did not receive a name in the Japanese version.
Sebastian was shown to have a fondness for James and was also worried about his future. After meeting James unexpectedly in the mansion, he tried to catch him and make him marry Jessebelle, in accordance to James's parents' wishes.
After initially failing, Sebastian contacted Jessebelle prematurely and informed her that James was in the mansion. He assisted her in trying to capture and marry him. Though they were successful, James eventually managed to escape from the mansion, but unintentionally brought Jessebelle with him.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* As is the case with James's other butlers, Hopkins and Mr. Cheeves, Sebastian was unnamed in the Japanese version but ended up being named in the English dub.
* Juan, Selphy, and also have butlers named Sebastian.
* Sebastian shares the same Japanese voice actor as Hopkins, another of James's butlers, and Growlie, James's first Pokémon.
Category:Sinnoh characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
Category:Domestic workers in the animated series
Category:Male characters
es:Sebastian (Sinnoh)
it:Sebastian (DP153)
Sebastian (Detective Pikachu)

Sebastian is a side character from . He is a Pokémon Trainer who hosts an illegal fight club in Ryme City and is played by .
==History==
At some point prior to the events of the movie, Sebastian was interrogated by Harry Goodman and while searching for the source of the R chemical, which led to a battle during which Pikachu's shocks partially tore Sebastian's prized jacket and scarred his . 
During the movie, Harry's son Tim and Detective Pikachu encountered Sebastian while searching for clues relating to Harry's disappearance, but Sebastian prompted them to have a rematch. They agreed, but Sebastian drugged his Charizard with R, causing it to try and violently attack Detective Pikachu. It was stopped by Tim, who stepped on its tail. Sebastian stepped into the ring to try and stop him, but Tim tackled him to the ground to save him from Charizard's rampage. This released the large amounts of R stored in Sebastian's jacket, which sent all of the Pokémon in the stadium into a frenzy. Sebastian then admitted to Tim that he received the R substance from Dr. Ann Laurent, then escaped amidst the chaos.
==Pokémon==
This listing is of Sebastian's known in the :
===On hand===
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* Sebastian's Brazilian voice actor, Fábio Lucindo, was the first voice of the character Ash Ketchum, from . He voiced him from S01 to S18.
==Related articles==
Category:Movie characters
Category:Detective Pikachu characters
Category:Male characters
es:Sebastian (PDP)
Sebastian (Hoenn)

Sebastian (Japanese: セバスチャン Sebastian) is a minor recurring character of , who appeared in The Great Eight Fate! and Eight Ain't Enough. He is the assistant for the Sootopolis Gym, as well as Juan's butler. 
He formally greeted and as they arrived with Juan at the Sootopolis Gym's dock. Sebastian guided Ash to his battle podium, and then served as the referee for Ash's Gym against Juan.
Later on, Sebastian congratulated Ash on his victory and informed him about the location of the Ever Grande Conference, which will be held in three months' time.
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* Selphy, James, and also have butlers named Sebastian. 
Category:Animation characters
Category:Domestic workers in the animated series
Category:Gym assistants
Category:Male characters
es:Sebastian (Hoenn)
it:Sebastian (Hoenn)
Second unnamed island (BW129)

This unnamed island is the seventh island , , and visited during their travels through the Decolore Islands. It is a world-famous resort. It was featured in The Pirates of Decolore!.
After a , , , and stole some supplies on another island, they retreated to this island, where they found , who was then strangled by Octillery. , who was sent out by Ash to look for the thieves, saw this and went back to the first island. The group, along with Porter and Officer Jenny, then went to the second island right away. There, they encountered the pirate gang, who attempted to reason them by retelling their harsh past. Meowth translated what they said, informing the group that they were abandoned by their original Trainers and thus became distrustful towards humans ever since. After hearing their story, Ash challenged Croconaw and Azumarill to a Double Battle using and , and won despite the former having a type disadvantage.
 arrived and wanted to steal the pirate gang, but their plans were thwarted by the teamwork of Snivy and Pignite. Suddenly, a storm occurred and a group of got into trouble on the rough waves of the sea. The pirate gang showed their good deeds and rescued them. The Darumaka were then safely returned to their Trainers. Seeing their actions, Officer Jenny decided to have the four Pokémon travel with her and they then waved their farewells to Ash and . 
==Pokémon seen on the island==
			
			
==Related articles==
Category:Islands
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it:Seconda isola senza nome (NB129)
zh:无名岛（BW129-2）
Secret Archipelago

(Japanese: ひみつしょとう Secret Archipelago) is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Keep Going! Blazing Adventure Squad!. It is unlocked after clearing the main story.
==Pokémon encountered==
==Items==
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===Kecleon Shops===
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===Monster Houses===
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==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon (WiiWare) locations
Category:Archipelagos
Category:Dungeons containing Legendary or Mythical Pokémon
Secret Base Trainer (Trainer class)

A Secret Base Trainer (Japanese: ひみつきち Secret Base) is a type of Pokémon Trainer introduced in Generation VI. They may have the appearance of any of a variety of Trainer classes depending upon the Trainer class chosen by the player they represent. When in the Secret Base of another player, all Secret Base Trainers except for the base owner will have the name Grunt (Japanese: したっぱ Underling).
The team of a Secret Base owner or a Secret Pal is made up of the first three Pokémon that were in the player's party when their base was saved (or fewer if the player does not have that many). Grunts' teams depend on the Trainer class they are represented as. The maximum level of a base owner's team is (Badges + 2) * 5, unless the player activates a Level Release decoration in the base (which the player cannot do until they own a Level Release themselves). The level of the Pokémon on a Grunt's team is the average of the levels of the Pokémon on the base owner's team minus 5, rounded down. The prize money rate for Secret Base Trainers is 20 per level of their last Pokémon.
Secret Base Trainers perform Single Battles by default, but the base owner may use a Proclamation decoration to change the battle format to Double, Triple, Rotation, or Inverse Battles. If a base owner or Secret Pal does not have the required number of Pokémon to properly perform the set battle format, they will perform a Single Battle instead.
Any Pokémon owned by Secret Base Trainers are fully recognized as seen by the Pokédex.
==Trainer list==
===Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire===
	
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Trainers with Key Stones
de:Geheimbasis (Trainerklasse)
fr:Dresseur des Bases Secrètes
Secret Bazaar

The Secret Bazaar (Japanese: ひみつのバザー Secret Bazaar) is a location that can be entered by randomly finding a hidden staircase inside a Mystery Dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. It is run by a and has four stands that each provide a beneficial service to for 100 Poké each. After exiting the Secret Bazaar, the exploration team will be on the floor directly after the floor that they were on before entering the Bazaar.
==In-game references==
The day before the Wigglytuff's Guild goes on its expedition to find Fogbound Lake, is at the crossroads and asks to be told if the Secret Bazaar is found during the expedition.
==Services==
All services cost the player 100 Poké per use.
Pokémon	Service 	Item equivalent
 	Runs the Secret Bazaar and welcomes the player. 	N/A
 	Heals all team members, fills the player's , and eliminates any status problems. 	N/A
 	Sells grab bags that contain a random item (the list of items is dungeon-specific).Half the time, the player will get an Oran Berry (regardless of the actual pool).	N/A
 	Allows the team to escape from the dungeon. 	
 	Cleans any sticky items that would otherwise be unusable. 	
==Trivia==
*The music played in the Secret Bazaar is the same as the one played in Spinda's Café.
*The Secret Bazaar counts as the same floor that it was entered from. If that floor normally provides an IQ boost with the IQ Booster, entering the Secret Bazaar will trigger the boost again.
*Mime Jr.'s healing beam is considered a move with 100% accuracy, and thus can fail to affect a Pokémon with evasion boosted in any way.
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky locations
Category:Bazaars
de:Geheimbasar
es:Bazar secreto
fr:Bazar Secret
it:Bazar Segreto
ja:ひみつのバザー
zh:秘密集市
Secret Box (Twilight Masquerade 163)

Secret Box (Japanese: シークレットボックス Secret Box) is an . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Twilight Masquerade cards
Category:Transformation Mask cards
Category:Illus. by Toyste Beach
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Trainer cards with discard costs
Category:Trainer cards that move Trainer cards from player's deck into hand
de:Geheime Box (TCG)
es:Caja Secreta (TCG)
fr:Boîte à Secrets (Écarlate et Violet Mascarade Crépusculaire 163)
ja:シークレットボックス
Secret Garden (location)

The Secret Garden (Japanese: 秘密の庭 Secret Garden) is an -exclusive location in Alto Mare, Johto. It was featured in Pokémon Heroes: Latios & Latias.
==In animation==
In the film, the Secret Garden is the home of the Legendary Pokémon and . It is also home to other wild Pokémon, and of the extremely rare Soul Dew. It is an incredibly large place surrounded by a stone wall, and has many fountains made of brick and contains grassy fields, all sorts of flowers, and both natural and man-made ponds, trees varying in size and essentially looks like a Venetian garden. It is invisible to outsiders. Its existence is only known by few people, including , , , , and Lorenzo.
During the film, the thieves and Oakley found out about the Secret Garden, sneaked in, captured and stole the Soul Dew. As they wreaked havoc through using the Soul Dew to power the Defense Mechanism of Alto Mare, the Soul Dew became corrupted and was destroyed. As a result, Alto Mare was threatened with destruction by an immense tidal wave. To save the city, Latios sacrificed himself to destroy the tsunami, in the process becoming a new Soul Dew that was later installed in the Secret Garden.
The Secret Garden briefly reappeared in Ash and Latios, where Latios and flew through it during their brief visit to the city, flying past the resident in her human guise.
==Pokémon seen in the Secret Garden==
	 	 	
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==Related articles==
Category:Movie locations
Category:Parks
Category:Gardens
de:Geheimer Garten
es:Jardín secreto
it:Giardino Segreto
zh:秘密花園
Secret Garden (song)

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Secret Garden (Japanese: ) is a song for Pokémon Heroes: Latios & Latias. The title and lyrics refer to an area in Alto Mare, which is known as the .
==Lyrics==
<ab>There is a brightness
It's like the sunshine
That comes down among the trees
And kisses the grounds
The city is like a maze
We all never fly
We feel the loneliness
There is a water
It's so beautiful
They keep running towards a dream
Reaching to be free
If you are afraid of despair
Please come to my precious world
The secret garden's here
We can fly away
And we can talk heart to heart
Let's get to paradise with invisible wings
Someday our dreams will come true
So we can find the way
Yes we can stay together now
Because there is hope for everyone
The secret garden's waiting for you
There are many flowers
It's so lovely
They stay in your heart
Yes forever more
You are my special friend
Please come to my precious world
The secret garden's here
We can fly away
And we can talk heart to heart
Let's get to paradise with invisible wings
Someday our dreams will come true
So we can find the way
Yes we can stay together now
Because there is hope for everyone
The secret garden's waiting for you
My friend
We can fly
We can smile
Let's make a dream
We can fly away
And we can talk heart to heart
Let's get to paradise with invisible wings
Someday our dreams will come true
So we can find the way
Yes we can stay together now
Because there is hope for everyone
The secret garden's waiting for you</ab>''
===Japanese translation===
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==Trivia==
* This is one of only two lyrical songs from the Japanese version of Pokémon to be included in the English dub of the movie it was originally included in, the other being A Small Thing. Of the two, this one was completely unedited, however, since it was already sung in English.
Category:English songs
Category:Japanese songs
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zh:SECRET GARDEN
Secret Highland

(Japanese: ひみつこうげん Secret Highland) is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Let's Go! Stormy Adventure Squad!. It is unlocked after clearing the main story.
==Pokémon encountered==
==Items==
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===Kecleon Shops===
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===Monster Houses===
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==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon (WiiWare) locations
Category:Dungeons containing Legendary or Mythical Pokémon
Secret Hollow

The Secret Hollow (Japanese: の Secret Cave) is a cave located in the northern region Alabaster Icelands of Hisui. It is located northwest of Avalugg's Legacy and east of Glacier Terrace. It is visible across a river from the Icepeak Camp after it is established. Its entrance is initially blocked by a large rock wall, which can be permanently broken by the .
It plays a role in Request 99: "Tricky Treat Strategy".
==Geography==
The Secret Hollow is a small cavern that formed in the side of the cliff which extends from Lake Acuity above. Its entrance is blocked by a loose collection of breakable rocks; once destroyed, access to the cave is granted. The room inside is round and spacious. Three ore deposits sit on the edges of the cavern.
==Items==
==Pokémon==
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Hisui locations
Category:Legends: Arceus locations
Category:Alabaster Icelands
Category:Caves
de:Geheime Höhle
es:Pasaje Oculto
fr:Grotte Secrète
it:Grotta Segreta
ja:秘密の横穴
zh:秘密小洞
Secret Islet

Secret Islet (Japanese: ひみつの Secret Islet) is a location in Hoenn with one Secret Spot where a Secret Base can be made. Other than ing and soaring, it can only be accessed by surfacing from the southwestern underwater area on , in turn accessed by the small spot in the southwest of Route 126.
==Description==
The Secret Islet is a small island with a lone tree in the center. There is one Secret Spot here.
Flying or soaring to the area, the will land several tiles south of the tree.
There are no s, wild Pokémon, or items here.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
*Secret Meadow
*Secret Shore
Category:Hoenn locations
Category:Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire locations
Category:Islands
de:Geheiminsel
fr:Îlot Secret
it:Isolotto Segreto
ja:ひみつきち#隠しエリア
zh:秘密小岛
Secret Key

Secret Key has several referrals:
* For the Key Item in Generations I, , and that is used to enter the Cinnabar Gym, see Secret Key (Kanto)
* For the Key Item in Generation IV used to enter Rotom's Room, see Secret Key (Sinnoh)
de:Geheimschlüssel
es:Llave secreta
fr:Clé Secrète
ja:ひみつのカギ
zh:秘密钥匙（道具）
Secret Key (Kanto)

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The Secret Key (Japanese: ひみつのカギ Secret Key) is a Key Item introduced in Generation I. It is the key to Cinnabar Gym.
==In the core series games==
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===Effect===
The Secret Key opens up Cinnabar Gym, allowing the to challenge Blaine.
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===Acquisition===
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* List of Key Items in Generation I
* List of Key Items in Generation III
* Secret Key (Sinnoh)
Category:Key Items
Category:Keys
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es:Llave secreta (Kanto)
fr:Clé Secrète (Kanto)
it:Chiave segreta (Kanto)
ja:ひみつのカギ (カントー地方)