Ramanas Park

Ramanas Park (Japanese: ハマナスパーク Hamanasu Park) is an area in which replaces Pal Park from . It can be only accessed after the obtains the National Pokédex from Professor Oak and enters the Hall of Fame, and was inaccessible prior to the version 1.1.0 update (although the update was released before the game).
==Geography==
Ramanas Park has two main areas, with one being the entrance to the park, and the other being the grassy space behind it. The actual layout of both areas is extremely similar to that of the Pal Park, with the addition of numerous small caves dotted around the area. Each leads to a small room with a pedestal meant for inserting Slates. is required to reach a handful of rooms such as the Oceanic Room and Tectonic Room, with some rooms being version-exclusive, though their placements remain the same in both versions. A shop is located at the entrance of the park, where the player can buy items to facilitate the activities within Ramanas Park.
There are no wild Pokémon present at Ramanas Park.
===Overworld===
 	 	
Exterior	Entrance	Interior
===Environments===
 	
Pure Space	Strange Space
==Points of interest==
Upon obtaining specific slate items and inserting one into a corresponding pedestal, the player will encounter a Legendary Pokémon. They can be encountered in either Pure Space, or Strange Space. After a Legendary Pokémon is captured, a statue of it will appear in its room. Once every Legendary Pokémon in a room has been caught, the pedestal will permanently have a slate stuck inside of it, preventing the player from encountering any more. If the Legendary Pokémon is defeated, or if the player loses or flees from the battle, a statue will not appear and the Legendary Pokémon can be fought again by inserting another slate. Giratina is an exception to this, as it cannot be caught. Instead, defeating it will cause its statue to appear and its slate to be stuck in its pedestal.
After a Legendary Pokémon is caught, the player will be rewarded with a statue of that Pokémon to place in their Secret Base for use in the Grand Underground.
 	
Pure Space	Strange Space
===Johto Room and Kanto Room===
The Johto Room/Kanto Room is an area that changes depending on the game version. Although they appear identical from the outside in both games, each room will sport a different appearance internally, with the Johto Room having a glossy green and gray appearance with indented pillars, and the Kanto Room featuring beige colors with a square pattern. Both feature three plateaus in the middle of the room.
 	 	
Outside	Johto Room	Johto Room (after completion)
 	 	
Outside	Kanto Room	Kanto Room (after completion)
===Rainbow Room and Squall Room===
The Rainbow Room/Squall Room is an area that changes depending on the game version. Although they appear identical from the outside in both games, each room will sport a different appearance internally, with the Rainbow Room being a deep orange set high above the clouds, and the Squall Room a dim blue reminiscent of a watery cave. Both feature a plateau at the far end of the room.
 	 	
Outside	Rainbow Room	Rainbow Room (after completion)
 	 	
Outside	Squall Room	Squall Room (after completion)
===Genome Room===
The Genome Room is an area with a metallic floor and walls, with wires strewn about all over, and a circular plateau at the far end of the room.
 	 	
Outside	Genome Room	Genome Room (after completion)
===Discovery Room===
The Discovery Room is a cave-like area with a three grey plateaus along the back wall. Each plateau appears to be in front of a window.
 	 	
Outside	Discovery Room	Discovery Room (after completion)
===Soul Room===
The Soul Room is a teal room adorned with gray pillars and a floor made of flagstones, sporting lit candles on each pillar. Two plateaus can be seen in the middle of the room. 
 	 	
Outside	Soul Room	Soul Room (after completion)
===Oceanic Room===
The Oceanic Room is a dark room with a narrow path surrounded by water, with Gym statues thrown about the place. A plateau can be seen at the end of the path. 
 	 	
Outside	Oceanic Room	Oceanic Room (after completion)
===Tectonic Room===
The Tectonic Room is a bright room with a narrow path surrounded by lava, with Gym statues thrown about the place. A plateau can be seen at the end of the path.
 	 	
Outside	Tectonic Room	Tectonic Room (after completion)
===Stratospheric Room===
The Stratospheric Room is a jade-colored room with a narrow path surrounded by fog, with Gym statues thrown about the place. A plateau can be seen at the end of the path.
 	 	
Outside	Stratospheric Room	Stratospheric Room (after completion)
===Distortion Room===
The Distortion Room is a large open area, reminiscent of the Distortion World. After Giratina has been defeated, the player is transported to another room, which is upside-down.
 	 	
Outside	Distortion Room	Distortion Room (after completion)
==Shops==
==Items==
==Special encounters==
===Kanto Room===
In Shining Pearl, the player can use one Kanto Slate to be taken to Pure Space, where they will battle any of the legendary birds in a random order. If the player fails to capture a Legendary Pokémon, another Slate can be used to battle one of the Legendary Pokémon found in that room.
===Johto Room===
In Brilliant Diamond, the player can use one Johto Slate to be taken to Pure Space, where they will battle any of the Legendary beasts in a random order. If the player fails to capture a Legendary Pokémon, another Slate can be used to battle one of the Legendary Pokémon found in that room.
===Genome Room===
The player can use one Genome Slate to be taken to Strange Space, where they will battle Mewtwo. If the player fails to capture it, another Slate can be used to rematch it.
===Squall Room===
In Shining Pearl, the player can use one Squall Slate to be taken to Strange Space, where they will battle Lugia. If the player fails to capture it, another Slate can be used to rematch it.
===Rainbow Room===
In Brilliant Diamond, the player can use one Rainbow Slate to be taken to Strange Space, where they will battle Ho-Oh. If the player fails to capture it, another Slate can be used to rematch it.
===Discovery Room===
The player can use one Discovery Slate to be taken to Pure Space, where they will battle any of the Legendary giants in a random order. If the player fails to capture a Legendary Pokémon, another Slate can be used to battle one of the Legendary Pokémon found in that room.
===Soul Room===
The player can use one Soul Slate to be taken to Pure Space, where they will battle either of the Eon Pokémon in a random order. If the player fails to capture a Legendary Pokémon, another Slate can be used to battle one of the Legendary Pokémon found in that room.
	
===Oceanic Room===
The player can use one Oceanic Slate to be taken to Strange Space, where they will battle Kyogre. If the player fails to capture it, another Slate can be used to rematch it.
===Tectonic Room===
The player can use one Tectonic Slate to be taken to Strange Space, where they will battle Groudon. If the player fails to capture it, another Slate can be used to rematch it.
===Stratospheric Room===
The player can use one Stratospheric Slate to be taken to Strange Space, where they will battle Rayquaza. If the player fails to capture it, another Slate can be used to rematch it.
===Distortion Room===
The player can use one Distortion Slate to be taken to Strange Space, where they will battle Giratina in its , which cannot be caught. Instead, defeating it will cause its statue to appear and its slate to be stuck in its pedestal.
==Music==
Games 	Location 	Song name 	Composition 	Arrangement
 	Inside the entrance duringthe day 	Route 206 (Day) 	Hitomi Sato 	Shota Kageyama
 	Inside the entrance duringthe night 	Route 206 (Night) 	Hitomi Sato 	Shota Kageyama
 	Inside the park when not in a Room or Pure/Strange Space 	Great Marsh 	Hitomi Sato 	Shota Kageyama
 	When battling in Pure Space 	Battle! (Pure Space)* 	Shota Kageyamahttps://web.archive.org/web/20230726120652/https://twitter.com/shotakageyama/status/1684015678322536448	Shota Kageyama
 	When battling in Strange Space 	Battle! (Strange Space)* 	Shota Kageyamahttps://web.archive.org/web/20230726120652/https://twitter.com/shotakageyama/status/1684015678322536448	Shota Kageyama
Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release.	Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release.	Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release.	Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release. 	Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release.
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ハマナスパーク Hamanasu Park 	From 浜茄子 hamanasu (), the official flower of (real-life model of Sinnoh)
English 	Ramanas Park 	From Ramanas rose (alternative name of rugosa rose)
German 	Hamanasu-Park 	From its Japanese name
Spanish 	Parque Hansa 	From Rosa rugosa 'Hansa' (rugosa rose hybrid)
French 	Parc Rosa Rugosa 	From Rosa rugosa (scientific name of the rugosa rose)
Italian 	Parco Rosa Rugosa 	From Rosa rugosa (scientific name of the rugosa rose)
Korean 	해당화파크 Haedanghwa Park 	From 해당화 (海棠花) haedanghwa (rugosa rose)
Chinese ()	玫瑰公園 / 玫瑰公园 Méiguī Gōngyuán 	From 玫瑰 méiguī / mùihgwai (rugosa rose)
Chinese ()	玫瑰公園 Mùihgwai Gūngyún 	From 玫瑰 méiguī / mùihgwai (rugosa rose)
Russian 	Парк Раманас Park Ramanas 	Transcription of its English name
==References==
==Related articles==
Category:Sinnoh locations
Category:Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl locations
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