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Altar of the Moone

**Altar of the Moone** is a location on Poni Island in Alola, located at the far end of Vast Poni Canyon.

While ordinarily it is only accessible in Pokémon Moon and Pokémon Ultra Moon, it can be accessed in Pokémon Sun after becoming Champion by traveling through the Ultra Wormhole at the Altar of the Sunne.

During the story of Pokémon Moon, the player travels to Ultra Space from the Altar of the Moone using Lunala's power.

An entrance can be seen on the other side of the Dragon-type Z-Crystal's pedestal from the trial in Vast Poni Canyon. It will lead the player to an immensely deep and vast canyon with an extremely long staircase with holes in some spots on the sides. At the top of it, there will be three staircases that get thinner and shorter progressively. At the top of the second, there will be paths leading in a circle on both sides. There are also two pedestals bearing the Moone symbol on both sides of the third staircase, which leads to a center area with a rhombus-like shape with a large, Moone symbol in the center. On the left and right of this are paths to stone "islands" with water surrounding them. These appear on each side of a crevice in the middle that is filled with water. The water surrounding the islands flows from a small stream that connects to two spires that lead to a giant circular door resting on a huge mass of rock, but it only opens in a certain part of the storyline.

### Ultra Wormhole

In Pokémon Moon, after becoming Champion, if the player has Solgaleo in the party at night or Lunala during the day, they can open the dimensional distortion into an Ultra Wormhole and travel to an alternate world. This world experiences day when the other world is in night and vice versa, similar to Pokémon Sun. Unlike Pokémon Sun, however, this world's time is not offset by 12 hours from the other world's; rather, whenever the player enters this world, it is always the start of either the day or the night (6 AM or 6 PM), from which point time progresses normally so long as the player remains in the world. In this world, the Altar of the Moone is also replaced by the Altar of the Sunne, while the Lake of the Sunne is replaced by the Lake of the Moone. All other aspects (such as the Pokémon that can be found and the fashion items that can be bought) remain the same as in Pokémon Moon in this world. Traveling through the Ultra Wormhole deposits the player at the Altar of the Sunne, where the distortion remains open as an Ultra Wormhole (meaning the player can return at any time without needing Solgaleo or Lunala in their party).

In Pokémon Sun, the player can access the Altar of the Moone by creating an Ultra Wormhole at the Altar of the Sunne to travel there. At the Altar of the Moone, the distortion remains open as an Ultra Wormhole and the player can return to their own world at any time (without needing Solgaleo or Lunala in their party).

In Pokémon Ultra Moon, Necrozma's presence in the party will allow the player to travel to the Altar of the Moone in the reverse world from the dimensional distortion, provided it is in its Dusk Mane form at night or its Dawn Wings form during the day.
Agatha

* LGPE
* FRLG

Art from Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!

**Agatha** is a Ghost-type Trainer.

In Generations I, III, and VII, she is an elderly woman who is the third and oldest member of the Indigo Elite Four.

Agatha is the third trainer of the Kanto Elite Four in Generations I, III, and VII, and the oldest such known to date. As such, she serves as an inspiration for senior Pokémon Trainers all around the region. She uses Ghost-type Pokémon and other Pokémon with horrifying appearances. She has a very short temper.

Agatha and Professor Oak were once friendly rivals in their youth. However, their relationship has grown bitter and strained over the years because Agatha believes he was too weak to continue competing.

By the events of the Generation II and IV games, Agatha is no longer a member of the Elite Four, and Bruno has assumed her position. Her absence is never explained, but an old portrait with younger versions of her, Professor Oak, and Kurt can be seen in the latter's house.
Anville Town

**Anville Town** is situated in the northwestern part of the Unova region. It is accessed by riding the Battle Subway's Anville line (shown brown on the subway map) from Gear Station in Nimbasa City; no battles are required to be able to go to this town. On the weekends, some Trainers come to this town to exchange items.
Ability

An **Ability** is a game mechanic introduced in Generation III that provides a passive effect in battle or in the overworld. Individual Pokémon may have only one Ability at a time. Prior to Generation VI, an Ability could not be changed after a Pokémon was obtained except by Evolution—where the new Ability is determined by the former Ability—and form change. Not every Ability is beneficial; some will hinder the user.
Acri

**Acri** is Emili's mother. They live in Gateon Port. She later emails Michael right as he is approaching Bonsly at the S.S. Libra, and the sound from the P★DA scares Bonsly off. She emails Michael regarding her wanting to do an interview with him and gives him one of a few items, most notably, an Amulet Coin.
Abandoned Ship

The **Abandoned Ship** is a wrecked ship located on Route 108 in Hoenn. The second part of the ship can only be accessed by using Dive and contains the Scanner.

In Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, Sea Mauville takes the place of the Abandoned Ship.

## Geography

The Abandoned Ship is a tattered, old ship that looks like it could carry passengers and cargo when it was in operation. This old ship has many rusted holes, broken doors and items of furniture scattered around rooms. One room has a huge pool of water, in which the player can dive down to reach a lower floor. The Abandoned Ship has 20 accessible rooms including a captain's office and underwater rooms.

Many Trainers train their Pokémon in the Abandoned Ship, mostly Tubers and Sailors, but also a Young Couple, who battle the player in a Double Battle.

After Dive is used to access the second part of the ship, the player will encounter five locked doors. As soon as a room is entered, a few spots in the room will gleam, showing that there is something there (either a key or "trash"). The gleams only happen just after the room is entered through the door. The player should check for keys on the gleaming spaces like other hidden items: by facing the space and pressing the 'A' button (standing on the space will not work). Once the key is found, the player can use the new key to access the next room.
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Part 5

## Route 33

Once out of Union Cave, head down and pick the PSNCureBerry from the tree. The girl won't battle you, but go left and you'll be able to battle a Hiker.

After defeating him, talk to him again and get his phone number. He'll call you when he sees Dunsparce swarms in Dark Cave.

Go left and up, and you'll see a member of Team Rocket guarding the Slowpoke Well.

Keep heading left and you'll be in Azalea Town.

## Azalea Town

The first building you'll likely see is the Poké Mart, in which you can purchase the following:

The Azalea Gym is being blocked off for now, so go to the house in the upper left corner of town. Inside is a man named Kurt and his granddaughter. Kurt can make custom Poké Balls that have different effects depending on the Apricorn used to make them. He tells you about Team Rocket who are currently causing trouble at the Slowpoke Well by cutting off SlowpokeTails and selling them. He runs off to fight them. Just outside his house is a Wht Apricorn. You can give this to Kurt later after you fend Team Rocket out of the Slowpoke Well. After you talk to Kurt, it becomes unblocked, so head inside.

### Slowpoke Well

Unfortunately, Kurt injured his back while climbing down the well, so you'll have to battle Team Rocket by yourself for now.

Next to her is a Super Potion.

After defeating them, they will disappear and Kurt will come back, feeling better now.

## Azalea Town

You are taken automatically back to his house. Talk to him again and he'll give you a Lure Ball, which is one of the custom Poké Balls he can make from Apricorns.

You will be able to explore the rest of Slowpoke Well at a later time.

After all this, you can now enter the Azalea Gym.

### Azalea Gym

Upon defeat, Bugsy gives you the  Hive Badge. With it, all Pokémon up to Lv. 30 will obey you. He also gives you TM49 (Fury Cutter), a move that doubles in power if used in succession.

After defeating the Gym, head west and you'll be ambushed by Silver.

* If you chose Chikorita
* If you chose Cyndaquil
* If you chose Totodile

He rambles on about hating the weak trainers and Team Rocket, then leaves. Head west through the gate into the Ilex Forest.
Alola Route 16

**Route 16** is a route on Alola's Ula'ula Island connecting Route 15 and Ula'ula Meadow.

Route 16 is a short route between Route 15 and Ula'ula Meadow. Its Pokémon Center is often used by Trainers heading to Ula'ula Meadow from the south. There is a tree and a Berry pile in the west of the route, while the dead end in the east houses the Aether Base.
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Part 24

## Route 11

There are a handful of trainers to battle here. The first one is immediately upon entering Route 11 from Route 12.

Above him is a tree with a Berry and a bush hiding a Revive.

Keep going west and you'll see the Snorlax that's blocking the way to Diglett's Cave! If you go to your PokéGear, turn your radio on to the Poké Flute station, and afterwards talk to Snorlax, it'll awaken and attack you.

♀**Snorlax**Lv. 50Leftovers\*

Capture it or defeat it (though why not catch it? It's Lv. 50). Head into Diglett's Cave.

## Diglett's Cave

If you go up a ways into the cave, almost to the exit, you'll find a lone rock with a hidden Max Revive. There's not much to this, except a straight path to Route 2.

## Route 2

If you go east and up from Diglett's Cave, you'll find a Carbos. The house below the cave has a man who will give you a Nugget. Go back up and west of Diglett's Cave and use Cut on the tree. Head straight up and you can battle a trainer.

Head straight up and you'll be in Pewter City. But first, head down from there and you'll be in the remnants of the Viridian Forest, the majority of which has been cut down. Head all the way to the bottom of the forest to find a Max Potion. Follow the maze and you can find a tree with a PSNCureBerry. Keep going down and near the bottom of the forest is a Dire Hit. Head down from there and you can battle two more Bug Catchers.

Go down to the bottom and use Cut on the nearby tree. You'll find an Elixir nearby. Go straight up and through the gate. Inside the gate is one of Professor Oak's aides.

After all this, head up and into Pewter City.

## Pewter City

The Museum is closed down, but there are a few other things you can do here. In the Pokémon Center, there is a man who is looking for a Haunter and will trade his Xatu to you. It is nicknamed "Paul."

The old man in blue by the Poké Mart will give you a Silver Wing! This can be used to summon Lugia in the Whirl Islands back in Johto.

The Poké Mart will offer you the following items:

There are two Berry trees to the right of the Museum. One gives a Mint Berry and the other gives an Ice Berry.

The only thing left to do is to challenge the Pewter Gym, so head in there when you're ready.

### Pewter Gym

After defeating Brock, he'll give you the  Boulder Badge! Now you need to head east of Pewter City to Route 3.
Appendix:Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Walkthrough/Part 14

## Viridian City

Before heading to the Gym, go to the left and use either Cut or Surf. Inside this small area is a man who acts as a Move Tutor, and will teach one of your Pokémon Dream Eater. After this, head for the Viridian Gym.

### Viridian Gym

You'll find that the Gym Leader has finally returned after a long absence. This Gym specializes in Ground-type Pokémon. There are also several Black Belts here who use Fighting-type Pokémon, specifically Machop and Machoke, as well as some that use Nidorino, Nidorina, Nidoqueen, and Nidoking.

You find out that the Gym Leader is none other than Giovanni, the leader of Team Rocket. For one last time, as a Gym Leader and as the Team Rocket head, he battles you.

After defeating him, he hands you the  Earth Badge and TM26 (Earthquake). The Earth Badge ensures that all Pokémon obey you, no matter what. Talk to him again and he will disband Team Rocket for good, and disappear. Use your Itemfinder right where he was standing to find a Macho Brace.

Now that you have all eight badges, you qualify for the Pokémon League! However, there is one final test: you have to get through Victory Road first!
Onesky

== -Onesky- ==

**Onesky** is a black and gray tortoiseshell tom with brown eyes.

== -Affiliations- ==

**Past:** None

**Current:** Nightclan

== -Names- ==

**Kit:** Onekit

**Apprentice:** Onepaw

**Warrior:** Onesky

== -Family- ==

**Father:** Owlstripe

**Mother:** Wildflake

**Sisters:** Smokecloud, Runningbird, Mistskip

**Mate:** Hollowlight

**Daughters:** Gingershade, Leopardsky, Lilystorm

**Son:** Honeywing

== -Education- ==
Appendix:Pokémon Colosseum Walkthrough/Part 16

## Phenac City

When you have 47 Shadow Pokémon, go to Phenac City. You get an email.

**Subject What's with you?**
**Sender Dash the Athlete**
I'm Dash from Phenac. I'm just an ordinary citizen who happens to run around the town's fountain. So what gives you the right to have your Pokémon attack me? You don't deserve any respect as a trainer. Shame on you!

Talk to him and he'll reprieve you for what you've done.

There are a few more optional rematch battles you can do. Folly and Trudly are in the Mayor's House.

There are two more optional battles you can take part in. Go to Pyrite Town and head to the Pyrite Building.

## Pyrite Town

Upon arriving, you get an email.

**Subject List Completed!**
**Sender Nett from The Under**
Hi, it's Nett. I analyzed the Shadow Pokémon List some more and discovered the very last one. The last Shadow Pokémon was Togetic! That completes the analysis of the data ROM you provided!

So there's still one more Shadow Pokémon. Head through Pyrite Building and up to Pyrite Cave.

### Pyrite Cave

You'll have to battle all the trainers, but their teams are exactly the same as they were before. At Miror B.'s old hideout are Reath and Ferma, who, like Folly and Trudly, have escaped from prison and demand a rematch.

Go to another area for another email.

**Subject Who is this?**
**Sender Bitt from The Under**
It's Bitt in The Under. Wes, I caught you on film in an unbelievable scene that's terrible and shocking. What's your problem? Why are you attacking people with a Shadow Togetic?
Attached: Wes attacking Dash with Togetic

That's weird. We certainly didn't do that. Head to Outskirt Stand.

## Outskirt Stand

You'll get an email from Nett.

**Subject Watch TV!**
**Sender Nett from The Under**
It's me, Nett. Please watch TV now!

Go inside the stand and watch the news. Exit the train for another email.

**Subject Live TV News?**
**Sender Nett from The Under**
It's me, Nett. Please watch TV now!

Again? Go inside and watch again. Go outside and you'll see someone who looks exactly like you. Talk to your imposter. Battle!

He'll then reveal himself as Cipher Peon Fein. After you leave and come back to Outskirt Stand, Fein will be gone. So now your reputation is crushed. The end…or is it?

If you leave and come back, you can battle Willie one last time.

There's actually still a few more things you can do. You can challenge the Phenac, Pyrite, and Under Colosseums, as well as Mt. Battle (Story Mode and Challenge Mode).
Accumula Town

**Accumula Town** is a small town situated in the southeastern part of the Unova region. It is the first place where the player meets Ghetsis, Team Plasma, and N.

In the center of the town is an open, park-like area. It is here that Team Plasma make their first speech, and Ghetsis encourages the citizens of Accumula to release their Pokémon. After Ghetsis leaves, N appears out of the crowd and tries to listen and talk to the player's Pokémon. It is later revealed that the Pokémon told N that it was happy to be with the player. After he communicates with the player's Pokémon, he challenges the player to a battle.
??? (type)

The ****???-type**** is a type that exists only in Generations II, III, and IV. It was removed in the Generation V games and has not returned.

## Characteristics

The **???-type** does not exist in Generation I. It exists in Generations II, III, and IV solely to be the type of the status move Curse; in Generation III, Eggs are also marked as **???-type**. Unlike other types, the **???-type** does not have any weaknesses or resistances.

If damaging moves are hacked to be of this type in the Generation II or III games, since it is considered neither a physical nor a special move, the damage dealt by a **???-type** move is minimal, even if the move had the highest possible base power.

### Curse

The move Curse was given the **???-type** when introduced in Generation II, likely because of its mysterious nature: it is so far the only move which completely differs in its use between Pokémon of different types. It was retyped as a Ghost-type move in Generation V.

### Eggs

Pokémon Eggs are displayed as being **???-type** in Generation III on their status screen, to maintain the fact that the identity of the Pokémon inside is supposed to be unknown. This does not appear in Generation II, which uses a special status screen for Pokémon Eggs different from that of normal Pokémon, and was removed in Generation IV, when the section of a Pokémon's status screen that displays type was separated from where it was met. From Generation IV on, Eggs are considered as Normal-type Pokémon by the game.

### Weather Ball

Weather Ball's type changes depending on the weather. If Weather Ball is used when the field is under the effect of Shadow Sky, Weather Ball changes to a **???-type** move and will not have any weaknesses or resistances. Despite this, if a Pokémon with Color Change is hit with this move under these conditions, it will be changed to a Normal-type Pokémon.

This situation is the only way to legitimately encounter the type effectiveness of a **???-type** move.
Agrev

**Agrev** is a member of Team Snagem. In Pokémon Colosseum he, along with Biden helped Gonzap lure Wes back to Snagem Hideout after he had caught the three Shadow starters. He helped spread rumors that the large Snag Machine had been fixed. Wes fell for the trap and returned to Snagem Hideout. Agrev battled Wes, his team included a Shadow Ursaring which Wes managed to Snag. Agrev is notable as being one of only two Team Snagem grunts to have a unique look: his consists of black sunglasses over his eyes.

In Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness Agrev, along with Biden and Wakin stole Michael's Snag Machine and brought it back to Snagem Hideout to help resurrect Team Snagem. Michael defeated Gonzap to recover the Snag Machine. For reasons unknown, Agrev and Wakin's models were swapped.
Appendix:Pokémon Emerald Walkthrough/Part 18

## Route 129

Go south of Route 128 to reach Route 129. There is a Swimmer to battle nearby.

Go left to battle a Triathlete.

Left of him is another Triathlete.

Go south and in between the rocks below her to battle two more Swimmers.

Go left more to reach Route 130.

## Route 130

You'll battle more Trainers. Just keep going left.

Go left some more to reach Route 131.

## Route 131

Go left even more. There's several more Trainers on this route.

Northwest of him is a gap you can swim through with the entrance to the Sky Pillar. You can enter now, but for the sake of this walkthrough, we'll be going there a bit later. For now, keep going west to battle some more Swimmers.

Just left of them is Pacifidlog Town.
Appendix:Pokémon Colosseum Walkthrough/Part 15

## The Under

You will get an email from Bitt.

**Subject Who is this?**
**Sender Bitt from The Under**
Hi, it's Bitt from The Under. I was taking photos the other day when I saw this guy with this amazing head, so I snapped him. He was singing this weird song. Something about the Colosseum being his new place.
Attached: Miror B. going down the UFO.

Use the D-Disk on the UFO. This brings you to the Deep Colosseum.

## Deep Colosseum

Before you go through the big doors, pick up the Steel Teeth. If you use the F-Disk and talk to the old man in front of the shop, and hand him the Steel Teeth, he'll give you the L-Disk, which, when used, grants you access to the Amulet Coin, which we could've used a long time ago. Oh well.

Go back down to the Deep Colosseum with the D-Disk. Enter the knockout challenge.

The final battle for each entry is one of the four Cipher Admins. Yep, you get to beat them again.

### Round 1

Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 20,448 and TM12 (Taunt).

You will get an email from Nett after every round.

**Subject Deep King?**
**Sender Nett from The Under**
This is Nett. I heard you've gone to the Deep Colosseum. I heard a rumor about it. There's supposed to be a seriously tough trainer that goes by the name of Deep King. I wonder what Pokémon he uses?

### Round 2

Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 20,936 and TM48 (Skill Swap).

**Subject Deep King!**
**Sender Nett from The Under**
This is Nett. I'm getting information about the Deep King, but slowly. He does sound like an expert trainer, though. I wonder what Pokémon he uses?

### Round 3

Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 22,148 and TM44 (Rest).

**Subject Deep King!**
**Sender Nett from The Under**
This is Nett. I've been slowly getting more information on the trainer Deep King. He apparently uses a Shadow Shuckle. He could be very tenacious.

### Round 4

Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 18,118 and TM02 (Dragon Claw).

**Subject Deep King!**
**Sender Nett from The Under**
This is Nett. There's a rumor that the Deep King is entered at the knockout tourney at the Deep Colosseum. Wes, you've got to enter, too, and show up his highness!

### Round 5

Defeating all the Trainers awards the player 9,984.
Aether Foundation

The **Aether Foundation** is an organization based in the Alola region whose goal is to cure hurt Pokémon. The organization shelters Pokémon to keep them safe from threats like Team Skull. Their headquarters is Aether Paradise, an artificial island they constructed.

## Leadership

The Aether Foundation's president is Lusamine, who wants to share her love with all of the rescued Pokémon. She is assisted by Faba, the Aether Foundation's second-in-command and Aether Foundation branch chief, and Wicke, the assistant branch chief of Aether Paradise.

The foundation also employs other people, who go out into the field to protect and rescue Pokémon in trouble.

## Research

The foundation is conducting research on Ultra Beasts. They are also aware of the existence of the rare and unusual Cosmog and are conducting research on it. One of the professors in Aether Foundation was the one who named the Nebula Pokémon Cosmog. At some point, they also worked on genetical experiments, using several DNA samples from Pokémon of different Types, in order to create Type: Null (named Type: Full at the time) whose purpose was to battle the Ultra Beasts. Upon several tries, they were unable to perfect the RKS System and the Type: Full samples became more and more uncontrollable, so the project was ultimately scrapped, the samples put on cryogenic suspension and renamed "Type: Null".

## Base

Aether Paradise is a privately owned artificial island that was built in the middle of the Alola region by the Aether Foundation. The foundation uses it both as a sanctuary and a research facility.
Altering Cave

The **Altering Cave** is a mysterious cave found in Pokémon FireRed, LeafGreen, and Emerald. Only Zubat can be found in it but it would have been possible for the Altering Cave's wild Pokémon to be altered by using Mystery Gift at a Wonder Spot hosted by Nintendo, hence its name. Despite this, no country has ever held an event to make use of this feature.
Appendix:Pokémon Emerald Walkthrough/Part 24

## Trick House

An optional sidequest is to visit the Trick House on Route 110. After stepping inside the house, you'll get a message saying you're being watched. You'll have to locate the Trick Master who is hidden throughout the room. The first few puzzles will give you a small white twinkle that shows his location. After finding him, you'll be able to enter the large room behind the scroll on the back wall.

Behind the wall there is a large room with a strange gimmick, which changes each time you do one of the different puzzles.

### Overview of puzzles

After completing the final puzzle, you may choose between either tent, but may only take one.

## Mossdeep City

Head back to Mossdeep City and go to Steven's house. On the table is a Poké Ball containing the Pokémon Beldum.

## Meteor Falls

In the first room, head up the waterfall and go through the entrance to the next room. Here, take the nearby stairs down. Take the northwest stairs. Here you'll find an Old Couple who you can battle in a Double Battle.

Head all the way up the stairs and east to battle a Dragon Tamer

Go down the ledges on the left side, until just before the very last one. Just before it, take the stairs to the west down. Go down and Surf up to the back wall's entrance. In this small room at the top, you'll find TM02 (Dragon Claw). It's also of note that this is the only room in the whole game where you can find wild Bagon.

Head out of the small room and go to the southeast corner by Surfing down. Take the exit and you can grab a PP Up. Now head back up the ladder and drop down that last ledge. Take the stairs down and go to the southwest and take the stairs up to grab TM23 (Iron Tail). Go through the entrance to the next room.

If you head all the way to the north, you'll find Steven Stone himself, who will finally battle you. Make sure you are a high enough level, as he is very strong and tough to defeat.

Now it's time to head to the S.S. Tidal. Head to either Slateport or Lilycove and enter the harbor. Talk to the lady and select the other city.

## S.S. Tidal

Once you're on board, you'll run into Scott. He'll tell you he'd like you to visit the Battle Frontier. The captain has been spoken to, so that is your next destination.

Inside cabin 2 is your room, where you can rest and restore your Pokémon. Inside cabin 1 is a Young Couple to battle.

Cabin 3 has a Rich Boy.

In the corner of cabin 4 is a Gentleman.

At the top of the room is Mr. Briney with Peeko, though he now calls himself "Captain Briney" as honorary captain of the S.S. Tidal. Cabin 5 (the one on the upper left side) has a man who will give you TM49 (Snatch). The cabin next to it, cabin 6, has another Gentleman.

Cabin 7 will have a Lady.

And finally, cabin 8 has a Pokéfan.

Go down the stairs east of Mr. Briney. Inside this storage room are two Sailor running around.

In the trash can in the top left corner is a hidden Leftovers. Soon you'll arrive back in the other city. Talk to the lady again and this time, you can go to the Battle Frontier!
Appendix:Pokémon Colosseum Walkthrough/Pyrite Colosseum

### Round 1

*After defeating Miror B.*

Defeating all of the Trainers earns the player 6,308 and TM01 (Focus Punch).

### Round 2

Defeating all of the Trainers earns the player 7,208 and TM07 (Hail).

### Round 3

Defeating all of the Trainers earns the player 5,972 and TM05 (Roar).

### Round 4

Defeating all of the Trainers earns the player 7,020 and TM31 (Brick Break).
Aarune

**Aarune** is a non-player character in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. He is an expert on Super-Secret Bases. He is the only character in the games to have the Trainer class **Secret Base Expert**.

Aarune is a world traveler from Unova who owns a Flygon. He is first met on Route 111, where he will teach the player about Secret Bases. After the player has defeated Team Magma**OR**/Team Aqua**AS** at the top of Mt. Chimney, he can be met inside the Fiery Path, where he will give the player TM96 (Nature Power) and suggest they visit him at Fortree City's Secret Base Guild. In Fortree City, Aarune will tell the player about Secret Base teams and be ready to battle them once per day. Aarune will also give the player various rewards based on how many flags they have collected from other Secret Bases. Once the player has collected 1000 flags, Aarune will give the player a Garchompite.
Just Don't

Just Don't is an interactive game for the Wheeze.

**Gameplay**

In the game, you don't do anything. The more you move, the more points you lose. Whoever moves the least wins.

**Development**

The creator of Just Don't was a couch potato. He was to lazy to even open his mouth. Therefore, he made his butler make the game, because he was too lazy. But he lied and said he made it.

Since the release date, 50% of Americans became more lazy.

**Trivia**

-The premise of Just Don't is similar to that of Wheeze Fat, except that Wheeze Fat was created to help girls with their self esteem issues (don't ask me how that works) while Just Don't was created by a couch potato who was too lazy to put any moral backup to it.
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Part 16

## Indigo Plateau

When you walk in, you can talk to the old man by the Pokémon Center if you want, and he'll have his Abra teleport you back to your house in New Bark Town. Unless you want to go all the way back through Routes 27, 26, and Victory Road again, don't even bother talking to him. But the option is available. Heal your Pokémon as they are probably weak after the battle with Silver. You are preparing to battle the Pokémon League after all.

On the right side is a Poké Mart, where you can buy some items in preparation.

When you're ready, head up the hallway and up the stairs.

### Pokémon League

The first member of the Elite Four is Will. He specializes in Psychic-type Pokémon.

The second member is Koga, who was formerly the Fuchsia Gym Leader, and has been promoted to the Elite Four. He still specializes in Poison-type Pokémon. He also owns a Forretress.

The third member is Bruno, who has moved up in rank since the Generation I games and their remakes. He still specializes in Fighting-type Pokémon, as well as having Onix on his team.

The final member is Karen. She specializes in Dark-type Pokémon. She also has other Pokémon such as Vileplume and Gengar.

Finally, you'll face the Champion, Lance, who you know is a master Dragon-type trainer. He has three Dragonite, as well as Gyarados, Charizard, and Aerodactyl.

After defeating Lance, he will compliment you for becoming the new Champion. Suddenly, DJ Mary comes in, rushing in for an interview, and calls out Professor Oak, who also wants to see the new Champion, for being so slow. Oak congratulates you and he and Mary prepare for the interview, but Lance interrupts and takes you into the Hall of Fame, where Champions are honored for their efforts. He turns on the machine and registers you and your Pokémon as members of the Hall of Fame. The credits roll. The end! However, it isn't really. There is lots to do still.
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Introduction

## Introduction

To start things off, you'll pick your gender. Pokémon Crystal is the first Pokémon game to allow the player to choose to be a female character. Whoever you decide to be, you will soon be asked to set the time. This is critical for Pokémon that only appear at certain times of the day.

Soon after, Professor Oak will introduce himself to you and ask for your name. You can choose one of the ones given or input a new one. Oak will then introduce you into the world of Pokémon!
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Part 15

## New Bark Town

Go into Elm's lab and talk to him. He will give you the Master Ball! Now you can catch any Pokémon without fail.

After this, exit the lab and surf east on the body of water to the right of your house.

## Route 27 (West)

Once you get off, a man will stop you and congratulate you on taking your first step into Kanto. You can check your PokéGear, and it will confirm that you are in the Kanto region.

Surf on the water at the bottom, all the way to the right to find a Rare Candy.

Head into the cave to the northeast. This is Tohjo Falls.

### Tohjo Falls

Go all the way left and up to grab a Moon Stone. Go back and use Waterfall to go up the big waterfall. Go right and down the next waterfall, then exit the cave.

## Route 27 (East)

Immediately upon exiting Tohjo Falls, you'll be in a battle.

Go into the house next to her. Inside is an old woman who will check how much your Pokémon trusts you. If it has a high level of loyalty, she will give you TM37 (Sandstorm). Surf east and you'll be able to battle again.

Keep going right to fight another trainer.

Before going right, surf down until you find a whirlpool. Use Whirlpool to cross it, then get to the small patch of land. Collect TM22 (SolarBeam), then battle the trainer.

You can get his number and sometimes he'll find something valuable.

Surf back up and face the other trainer.

There is one last trainer on this route, just a short distance from the Psychic you just battled.

Go right a bit more and you'll be on Route 26.

## Route 26

Head up a little to battle a Fisher.

Keep going up and you'll battle another Psychic.

Head straight up. You'll come to a house with a woman who will fully restore your Pokémon. Above the house is a Berry tree with an Ice Berry. Next to her is a female Cooltrainer.

Keep going up to fight some more Cooltrainers.

Go down the two ledges to the left of her to get a Max Elixir. Go down all the ledges and back up again and enter the gate.

### Pokémon League Reception Gate

The guard will ask to see if you have all the Badges from Johto. You do, so he'll let you in. Go straight through the doors and you'll be in Victory Road.

## Victory Road

Head up the first ledge and go right. Go down and around, and pick up the Full Heal and the Max Revive. Go back on the platform and take the left steps down. Head up the stairs and go up on the platform. Head down and left and pick up the HP Up. Go around and take the stairs up. Go on the platform and around and hop the ledge. Take the stairs down. Pick up the Full Restore. Hop the ledge and take the stairs back up. Head around the side of the platform and go left. Drop down the hole and pick up TM26 (Earthquake). Hop the ledge and take the stairs once again. Now, go around and up and you'll be stopped by Silver, who challenges you.

* If you chose Chikorita
* If you chose Cyndaquil
* If you chose Totodile

He says he hasn't given up his quest to be the best trainer. He leaves Victory Road, giving you full access to the Indigo Plateau.
Altar of the Sunne

**Altar of the Sunne** is a location on Poni Island in Alola, located at the far end of Vast Poni Canyon.

While ordinarily it is only accessible in Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Ultra Sun, it can be accessed in Pokémon Moon after becoming Champion by traveling through the Ultra Wormhole in the Altar of the Moone.

During the story of Pokémon Sun, the player travels to Ultra Space from the Altar of the Sunne using Solgaleo's power.

An entrance can be seen on the other side of the Dragon-type Z-Crystal's pedestal from the trial in Vast Poni Canyon. It will lead the player to an immensely deep and vast canyon with an extremely long staircase with holes in some spots on the sides. At the top of it, there will be three staircases that get thinner and shorter progressively. At the top of the second, there will be paths leading in a circle on both sides. There are also two pedestals bearing the Sunne symbol on both sides of the third staircase, which leads to a center area with a rhombus-like shape with a large, Sunne symbol in the center. On the left and right of this are paths to stone "islands" with water surrounding them. These appear on each side of a crevice in the middle that is filled with water. The water surrounding the islands flows from a small stream that connects to two spires that lead to a giant circular door resting on a huge mass of rock, but it only opens in a certain part of the storyline.

### Ultra Wormhole

In Pokémon Sun, after becoming Champion, if the player has Solgaleo in the party at night or Lunala during the day, they can open the dimensional distortion into an Ultra Wormhole and travel to an alternate world. This world experiences day when the other world is in night and vice versa, similar to Pokémon Moon. Unlike Pokémon Moon, however, this world's time is not offset by 12 hours from the other world's; rather, whenever the player enters this world, it is always the start of either the day or the night (6 AM or 6 PM), from which point time progresses normally so long as the player remains in the world. In this world, the Altar of the Sunne is also replaced by the Altar of the Moone, while the Lake of the Moone is replaced by the Lake of the Sunne. All other aspects (such as the Pokémon that can be found and the fashion items that can be bought) remain the same as in Pokémon Sun in this world. Traveling through the Ultra Wormhole deposits the player at the Altar of the Moone, where the distortion remains open as an Ultra Wormhole (meaning the player can return at any time without needing Solgaleo or Lunala in their party).

In Pokémon Moon, the player can access the Altar of the Sunne by creating an Ultra Wormhole at the Altar of the Moone to travel there. At the Altar of the Sunne, the distortion remains open as an Ultra Wormhole and the player can return to their own world at any time (without needing Solgaleo or Lunala in their party).

In Pokémon Ultra Sun, Necrozma's presence in the party will allow the player to travel to the Altar of the Moone in the reverse world from the dimensional distortion, provided it is in its Dusk Mane form at night or its Dawn Wings form during the day.
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Part 29

## Legendary Beasts

You caught Suicune as part of an in-game event.

## Tin Tower

After you have all three Legendary Beasts in your party, take them to the Tin Tower in Ecruteak City. Talk to the Sage at the back of the first floor and he'll give you the Rainbow Wing, which allows you to summon Ho-Oh at the summit.

This is definitely a tricky maze to get through. The items are all in the box above. Have fun! I will be going through the quickest path to Ho-Oh.

Hop right to grab the Full Heal, then go back and hop to the right and around until you get to the top right corner, where the stairs are. Hop two jumps left and one down, then go around the center and hop two jumps more to the left and take the stairs. At the very top, hop two to the right and then go down. Hop two left and hop five down. Hop two right and one down, and you'll be at the next set of stairs. Go up and grab the Max Potion. Go around at the very top and go left and down. Take the stairs. Bypass the warp panels and hop to the very east and hop down to the very bottom. Take the warp panel, which leads to the next warp panel. Take it and then grab the HP Up at the top. Go left and take the warp panel. Go all the way to the top left corner and grab the Full Restore before taking the other warp panel. From there, take the stairs.

You'll now be on the summit of the Tin Tower. Waiting to battle and to be captured is Ho-Oh at the top.

Fly to either Olivine City or Cianwood City, and Surf onto Route 41.

## Whirl Islands

For Lugia, you need to go to the northeast island. Jump the two ledges then go up the stairs. Go around and take the other stairs on the platform. Grab the Max Revive west of the ladder. Surf down the waterfall, then get on the small patch of land at the bottom of it. Go in the small cavern. Surf up and battle Lugia.

To exit, go out of the cavern and Surf down. Take the stairs on the patch of ground below the one you're on. Surf west and take the next stairs. Follow the path out of the small cavern and jump the ledge. Take the stairs to the left and you've made it out.
Aether Paradise

**Aether Paradise** is an artificial island located in the middle of the Alola region, near Akala Island. It was created by the Aether Foundation to serve as a base for their research.

To protect the wild Pokémon being treated in the facility, a jamming signal prevents the use of empty Poké Balls throughout the island. However, in gameplay, this only applies in the battle against Nihilego. The player can use Poké Balls in Trainer battles freely (although they will be blocked by these Trainers).

After assisting Faba in stopping two Team Skull Grunts from harassing a Slowpoke on Memorial Hill, the branch chief invites the player to Hano Grand Resort after they finish their grand trial with Olivia. Upon arriving at the resort with Hau, Faba will take them to Aether Paradise. The player and Hau are then introduced to Wicke, who gives them a tour of the facility. At the top floor, the player meets the President, Lusamine, who welcomes the two trial-goers and professes her love of Pokémon.

The meeting is interrupted, however, by an Ultra Wormhole, which produces an unidentified Pokémon. The player is prompted to battle it, which eventually ends in it fleeing. After being thanked by the Aether Foundation's staff, Hau and the player are ferried off to Malie City on Ula'ula Island.

Later, after the player has defeated Team Skull at their base in Po Town, Lillie is revealed to have been taken away by Plumeria. Gladion later reveals that Lillie was taken to Aether Paradise, where the player, Hau, and Gladion start looking for her next. While raiding the facility, new details about Cosmog, the Ultra Beasts, and Type: Null are revealed. It also turns out that the Aether Foundation has been working together with Team Skull and sponsoring their criminal activities, forcing the player to battle their way through members of the evil team, including their Boss, Guzma.

In the big mansion at the end of Aether Paradise, the player finds Lillie, who is facing Lusamine, her mother, about Cosmog's fate. The player, Lillie, Hau, and Gladion follow Lusamine into Aether Paradise's "Preservation Room", where Lusamine reveals how she is intending to use Cosmog's power to open Ultra Wormholes all across Alola and summon multiple Ultra Beasts through them. As wormholes start opening and Ultra Beasts start emerging all over Alola, the player engages Lusamine in a battle. After Lusamine is defeated, she uses a specially designed Beast Ball to capture the Ultra Beast that emerged through the wormhole she had created inside the room, before both she and Guzma disappear into the fading wormhole themselves.

The following day, Gladion tells the player about the Legendary Pokémon of Alola, which is said to be able to travel between worlds, and gives Lillie the Moon Flute**S**/Sun Flute**M**, one of the items required to summon the Legendary Pokémon. Afterwards, the player and Lillie head to Seafolk Village on Poni Island.
Ancient Tomb

The **Ancient Tomb** is a location in Hoenn on Route 120. Registeel resides in the innermost chamber.

## Geography

On Route 120, to the southwest, is a flight of stairs that lead up to the Ancient Tomb. The Ancient Tomb is a large rock with a small opening that leads into the inside of tomb, along with Registeel. There are six stone pillars surrounding the tomb, three on each side.

### Encounter with Registeel

To get to Registeel, the Sealed Chamber's puzzle must be completed. Afterward, the ruins can be accessed.

In Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, the player must use Fly in the middle of the room to open the door inside. The Braille reads: "With new time, hope and love, aim to the sky in the middle."

In Pokémon Emerald, the player must use Flash in the middle of the room. The Braille reads: "Those who inherit our will, shine in the middle."

In Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the player must use Fly in the middle of the room. The Braille reads: "Stand center. Aim to the sky with love and hope and time."

## See also

* Braille
* Desert Ruins
* Island Cave
Alola Route 1

**Route 1** is a route on Alola's Melemele Island, connecting Iki Town, Hau'oli City, Ten Carat Hill, and Route 3 . It is bordered by Melemele Sea in the southeast. The southern half of the route is also known as **Hau'oli Outskirts**. It is here that the player and their mom live, and where Professor Kukui conducts his research.
Appendix:Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 Walkthrough/Introduction

## Introduction

Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 are the sequels to Pokémon Black and White, and are also set in the Unova region, taking place two years after the original games.

### Game difficulty

*Main article: Key System → Difficulty*
For the purposes of this walkthrough, all data will be presented as if the game is played on Normal Mode.

When you first load up the game, you'll be introduced to Professor Juniper, along with her Cinccino, who will introduce you into the world of Pokémon. You will be asked to choose your character's gender and name. The default name for the male character is Nate, while the default name for the female character is Rosa. You'll then be introduced to your rival, who you can give a name to. His default name is Hugh.

Soon after, you'll see an overview of your hometown, Aspertia City. Your mom will receive a call from Professor Juniper on her Xtransceiver, who mentions wanting to give a Pokédex and a Pokémon to you, and to look for a girl named Bianca, who has arrived in the city to give it to you.

### Seasons

*Main article: Season*
* Spring occurs in January, May, and September.
* Summer occurs in February, June, and October.
* Autumn occurs in March, July, and November.
* Winter occurs in April, August, and December.
Sootrain

== -Sootrain- ==

**Sootrain** is a dark gray tom with black stripes and amber eyes.

== -Affiliations- ==

**Past:** None

**Current:** Nightclan

== -Names- ==

**Kit:** Sootkit

**Apprentice:** Sootpaw

**Warrior:** Sootrain

**Elder:** Sootrain

== -Family- ==

**Father:** Larkshadow

**Mother:** Icestar

**Sisters:** Nightstar, Darkmist

**Mate:** Dapplemist

**Daughter:** Smallflake

**Sons:** Fernnose, Brambleshine

== -Education- ==
Finn Walden

Predefinição:Personagens
**Finn Walden** (- 12 dezembro de 2012) era o filho do vice-presidente William Walden. Ele foi morto em uma explosão de bomba em 2012.

## Biografia

Finn é introduzido pela primeira vez como um colega de classe de Dana Body. Quando seus pais começam a passar mais tempo juntos, Finn e Dana começam a namorar. Em uma de suas saídas, Finn acidentalmente atropela, e mata, uma mulher com seu carro durante direção imprudente. Apesar de seus desejos para manter a batida e em segredo, Dana revela seu envolvimento a seus pais e os pais de Finn. É revelado que os pais de Finn pagam uma grande soma de dinheiro para a família da vítima, a fim de impedir que a informação fosse a público.
Appendix:Pokémon Colosseum Walkthrough/Part 11

## Realgam Colosseum

Nascour will ask you what held you up, and then he says that he wants you to pay for all the losses you caused Cipher. So now you have to face four trainers in a row.

And now Nascour will walk in. He will battle you after a brief conversation. You may notice there's no background music during this battle.

After you defeat Nascour, he hangs his head and apologizes. But to whom? I guess Nascour isn't Cipher's main boss. Mayor Es Cade from Phenac City comes in and reveals his true self—he is known as Evice, the secret boss of the criminal cyndicate Cipher! Fat, evil, insane, causes earthquakes when he jumps, but extremely tough to beat. Get ready for *one final battle*!

When he is defeated, Chief Sherles and Officer Johnson arrive on the scene to arrest Evice and Nascour. Duking and Silva will show up as well, along with Eagun and his Pikachu. So it's eight against two—not good odds. Evice tries to escape using his fancy helicopter—until a fireball in the air destroys it. So Evice's escape plans are ruined and Cipher is done for. But what of the fireball that destroyed the helicopter? It's Ho-Oh! It flies close to the Colosseum and flies away.

Enjoy the credits. You will be prompted to save. Now there are a few more Shadow Pokémon to snag.