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| − | [[File:Lavendertower.jpg|thumb]]The '''Pokémon Tower''' is a tower located in [[Kanto]] |
+ | [[File:Lavendertower.jpg|thumb]]The '''Pokémon Tower''' is a tower located in [[Lavender Town]] in the [[Kanto]] region. The Pokemon Tower first appeared [[Pokémon Red and Blue|''Pokémon Red'' and ''Blue'']]. The Pokémon Tower is a burial site for [[Pokémon (species)|Pokémon]] that have died, and serves as a memorial for Pokémon. |
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+ | == Appearances == |
| + | === Generation I === |
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| ⚫ | The first time the player ventures into the Pokémon Tower, |
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| + | [[File:MissingNo.GhostSprite.png|thumb|This is an example of a ghost encountered without a Silph Scope]] |
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| ⚫ | The first time the player ventures into the Pokémon Tower, he or she usually does not have the [[Silph Scope]]. Without the Silph Scope, the player encounters unidentifiable ghosts that cannot be fought. When the player has received the Silph Scope, the ghosts are revealed to be a [[Gastly]], [[Haunter]], or [[Cubone]] in most encounters. At the top of the tower, there is a staircase leading to where [[Mr. Fuji]] is being held captive by [[Team Rocket]], however, the restless ghost of a dead mother [[Marowak]] attacks the player. |
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+ | === Generation II === |
| − | + | The Pokémon Tower completely changed in [[Generation II]]. It became the Kanto Radio Tower. The new radio tower was just like [[Goldenrod Radio Station|Goldenrod's]], but there is a guard that keeps the player from going upstairs. The graves located in the Pokémon Tower were relocated into a small house called Soul House. The Soul House is located at south end of [[Lavender Town]]. In generation IV, the Soul House's name was changed to "House of Memories". |
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==Pokémon== |
==Pokémon== |
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==Items== |
==Items== |
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===Generation I=== |
===Generation I=== |
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| − | *[[Escape Rope]] |
+ | *[[Escape Rope]] - Third Floor |
| − | *[[Awakening]] |
+ | *[[Awakening]] - Fourth Floor |
| − | *[[Elixir]] |
+ | *[[Elixir]] - Third Floor |
| − | *[[HP Up]] |
+ | *[[HP Up]] - Fourth Floor |
| − | *[[Nugget]] |
+ | *[[Nugget]] - Fifth Floor |
| − | *[[X Accuracy]] |
+ | *[[X Accuracy]] - Fifth Floor |
| − | *[[Rare Candy]] |
+ | *[[Rare Candy]] - Sixth Floor |
===Generation II=== |
===Generation II=== |
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===Generation IV=== |
===Generation IV=== |
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| − | *[[Escape Rope]] |
+ | *[[Escape Rope]] - Third Floor |
| − | *[[Awakening]] |
+ | *[[Awakening]] - Fourth Floor |
| − | *[[Elixir]] |
+ | *[[Elixir]] - Third Floor |
| − | *[[Great Ball]] |
+ | *[[Great Ball]] - Fourth Floor |
| − | *[[Cleanse Tag]] |
+ | *[[Cleanse Tag]] - Fifth Floor |
| − | *[[Big Mushroom]] |
+ | *[[Big Mushroom]] - Fifth Floor (Hidden) |
| − | *[[Nugget]] |
+ | *[[Nugget]] - Fifth Floor |
| − | *[[X Accuracy]] |
+ | *[[X Accuracy]] - Fifth Floor |
| − | *[[Rare Candy]] |
+ | *[[Rare Candy]] - Sixth Floor |
| − | *[[Soothe Bell]] |
+ | *[[Soothe Bell]] - Seventh Floor |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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+ | * The ghost in the Pokémon Tower is a sprite sometimes used during the appearance of [[Missingno.]], the most famous [[Glitch Pokémon]]. |
| − | + | *There is a little girl in [[Generation I]] and Generation III who stands in the front of Pokémon Tower and asks, "Do you believe in ghosts?" If the player replied with a no, she will say, "Hahaha, I guess not. That white hand on your shoulder is not real." |
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[[Category:Towers]] |
[[Category:Towers]] |
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Revision as of 18:07, 28 October 2013
The Pokémon Tower is a tower located in Lavender Town in the Kanto region. The Pokemon Tower first appeared Pokémon Red and Blue. The Pokémon Tower is a burial site for Pokémon that have died, and serves as a memorial for Pokémon.
Appearances
Generation I
This is an example of a ghost encountered without a Silph Scope
The first time the player ventures into the Pokémon Tower, he or she usually does not have the Silph Scope. Without the Silph Scope, the player encounters unidentifiable ghosts that cannot be fought. When the player has received the Silph Scope, the ghosts are revealed to be a Gastly, Haunter, or Cubone in most encounters. At the top of the tower, there is a staircase leading to where Mr. Fuji is being held captive by Team Rocket, however, the restless ghost of a dead mother Marowak attacks the player.
Generation II
The Pokémon Tower completely changed in Generation II. It became the Kanto Radio Tower. The new radio tower was just like Goldenrod's, but there is a guard that keeps the player from going upstairs. The graves located in the Pokémon Tower were relocated into a small house called Soul House. The Soul House is located at south end of Lavender Town. In generation IV, the Soul House's name was changed to "House of Memories".
Pokémon
Generation I
Generation III
Pokemon Specials
Items
Generation I
- Escape Rope - Third Floor
- Awakening - Fourth Floor
- Elixir - Third Floor
- HP Up - Fourth Floor
- Nugget - Fifth Floor
- X Accuracy - Fifth Floor
- Rare Candy - Sixth Floor
Generation II
- EXPN Card: From the Radio Station Manager
Generation IV
- Escape Rope - Third Floor
- Awakening - Fourth Floor
- Elixir - Third Floor
- Great Ball - Fourth Floor
- Cleanse Tag - Fifth Floor
- Big Mushroom - Fifth Floor (Hidden)
- Nugget - Fifth Floor
- X Accuracy - Fifth Floor
- Rare Candy - Sixth Floor
- Soothe Bell - Seventh Floor
Trivia
- The ghost in the Pokémon Tower is a sprite sometimes used during the appearance of Missingno., the most famous Glitch Pokémon.
- There is a little girl in Generation I and Generation III who stands in the front of Pokémon Tower and asks, "Do you believe in ghosts?" If the player replied with a no, she will say, "Hahaha, I guess not. That white hand on your shoulder is not real."
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