Mt. Coronet

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Mt. Coronet is a location introduced in Generation IV.

Description[]

Mt. Coronet is a mountain range located in the middle of Sinnoh. It divides the western part from the eastern part. At the peak of Mt. Coronet is the Spear Pillar, where Dialga and Palkia can be found. Mt. Coronet is apparently visible to people outside of Sinnoh as well.

Mt. Coronet has a Special magnetic field, so Mt. Coronet is one of the locations where Magneton and Nosepass can evolve into Magnezone and Probopass, respectively. Feebas can be found in Mt. Coronet as well.

The alternate forms of Shellos and Gastrodon are differently colored depending on whether they come from the west or east side of Sinnoh, or more specifically which side of Mt. Coronet they are at.

Appearances[]

Core series[]

Pokémon Diamond Version and Pokémon Pearl Version[]

In Pokémon Diamond Version and Pokémon Pearl Version, the ground floor of Mt. Coronet is divided into three large areas, accessed at different points during the player's journey. First, there is the southern ground floor located between Route 207 and Route 208. Secondly, there is the central ground floor in the middle of Route 211. The third entrance is the northern ground floor, and it leads to Route 216. The Iceberg Ruins is also accessible from the third area, and it is where the Regice can be encountered if the player has the event Regigigas from the 11th film in their party.

The player follows Cyrus and Team Galactic to Mt. Coronet to stop them from creating a new world. The Pokémon within the player's party need to be able to use a variety of field moves if the player wishes to fully explore the area. Overall, accessing the exterior sections around Mt. Coronet involves a lot of navigation within the interior of Mt. Coronet. The Spear Pillar is at the end of the path, on the top of Mt. Coronet.

Mt. Coronet is alluded to in the stained glass window in the Foreign Building of Hearthome City, depicted with a luminous glow representing the Spear Pillar and possibly the creation of Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina.

Pokémon Platinum Version[]

In Pokémon Platinum Version, Mt. Coronet has the same role as before, but the events on Spear Pillar are different, as Giratina shows up to pull Cyrus into the Distortion World.

Spinoffs[]

An item named Coronet Rock exists in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Darkness as well as their upper version, Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. Its description says that it comes from Mt. Coronet, "a place that no one knows anything about".

Anime[]

Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl[]

Mt. Coronet appears a few times in Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl, and there are many times when Cynthia has mentioned it to Ash, Dawn, and Brock. Mt. Coronet is sometimes visible in the background.

In "Nosing 'Round the Mountain!", Ash has a battle against Alan. During the battle, Ash was considering to leave, but Alan tells Ash that they must be nearby so that his Nosepass can evolve because of the special magnetic field at Mt. Coronet.

In "Crossing Paths", Jessie watches as her Dustox falls in love with Austin's Dustox, and he tells Jessie that when Dustox fall in love they create a path to Mt. Coronet.

In "Losing Its Lustrous!", Mt. Coronet is mentioned by Cyrus, who tells them that Sinnoh originated from Mt. Coronet. When Team Galactic attacks the Lake Guardians, Ash, his friends, and Cynthia travel to Mt. Coronet to stop Team Galactic, who are looking for the Legendary Pokémon.

In "Gateway to Ruin!", Nurse Joy tells Ash and his friends that the pink and blue Shellos are not in the same area of Mt. Coronet. Meanwhile, Team Galactic is working inside Mt. Coronet.

Mt. Coronet is featured in "The Battle Finale of Legend!". As it is shown in the game, Cyrus attempts to control the legendary Pokémon, Dialga and Palkia, using the red chains formed by Azelf, Uxie, and Mesprit. However, his plan is stopped by Ash, Dawn and Brock, as well as Looker, Cynthia, and Team Rocket. A small universe is formed by Palkia and Dialga, and as it shrinks, Cyrus disappears inside, leaving Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn behind.

Pokémon Journeys: The Series[]

In "Leaping Toward the Dream!", Ash and Goh arrive at Mt. Coronet for Goh's mission, Project Mew, where he has to rescue an Alolan Ninetales on the north side of Mt. Coronet, where the Ninetales escaped to from Pokémon hunters. At the end, the Ninetales is returned to its original home, Mount Lanakila, in Alola.

In the third and fourth part of Pokémon: The Arceus Chronicles, since Team Galactic used Heatran to make Magma Storm on one of Arceus' plates: the heat plate to open the dimensional gate to bring their boss Cyrus back, Ash, Brock, Dawn, Cynthia, and Goh are going to stop them.

As Heatran approaches the summit of Mt. Coronet, the heat plate causes the dimensional gate to open as the members of Team Galactic will welcome back to their boss Cyrus at the top of the mountain, but Arceus appeared and destroyed the helicopter of Team Galactic as Cynthia's Roserade uses Power Whip to trap the team while Arceus close the portal that the team will never get to see their boss Cyrus again.

Arceus uses the Water Plate to become a Water-type and put a barrier around Heatran. Later, Mesprit, Uxie, and Azelf using Psychic to rescue Heatran on the inside. After that, Arceus returns to his dimension as Officer Jenny came to arrest the rest of the team.

Trivia[]

In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire, Steven has a schalstein from Mt. Coronet, placed in his house in Mossdeep City.