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'''Pokémon signs''' (Japanese: '''ポケモンのしるし''' ''Pokémon symbol'') are sittings of strange phenomena across [[Pokémon Island]]; where, through unknown and sometimes coincidental circumstances, certain structures or natural forces will take on the shape and appearance of a specific {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} species. It is [[Professor Oak]] who identifies these mysterious occurrences as Pokémon signs, and he will task the [[Todd Snap|player]] with documenting all six of these sittings for both his research and inclusion into the {{OBP|Pokémon Report|Pokémon Snap}}. | '''Pokémon signs''' (Japanese: '''ポケモンのしるし''' ''Pokémon symbol'') are sittings of strange phenomena across [[Pokémon Island]]; where, through unknown and sometimes coincidental circumstances, certain structures or natural forces will take on the shape and appearance of a specific {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} species. It is [[Professor Oak]] who identifies these mysterious occurrences as Pokémon signs, and he will task the [[Todd Snap|player]] with documenting all six of these sittings for both his research and inclusion into the {{OBP|Pokémon Report|Pokémon Snap}}. They're identified on photos after reaching the pond in [[Pokémon Island Valley|valley]] for first time and Oak telling player about them. | ||
Once all six signs have been photographed, Professor Oak will discover their secret, which is that each sign corresponds to a {{pkmn|constellation}} high above the island. These pictures will also provide the Professor with clues to the location of the island's last course, [[Rainbow Cloud]]. It is here that {{p|Mew}}, the rarest Pokémon on the island and in the world can be found. | Once all six signs have been photographed, Professor Oak will discover their secret, which is that each sign corresponds to a {{pkmn|constellation}} high above the island. These pictures will also provide the Professor with clues to the location of the island's last course, [[Rainbow Cloud]]. It is here that {{p|Mew}}, the rarest Pokémon on the island and in the world can be found. | ||
Revision as of 20:17, 22 June 2013
Pokémon signs (Japanese: ポケモンのしるし Pokémon symbol) are sittings of strange phenomena across Pokémon Island; where, through unknown and sometimes coincidental circumstances, certain structures or natural forces will take on the shape and appearance of a specific Pokémon species. It is Professor Oak who identifies these mysterious occurrences as Pokémon signs, and he will task the player with documenting all six of these sittings for both his research and inclusion into the Pokémon Report. They're identified on photos after reaching the pond in valley for first time and Oak telling player about them.
Once all six signs have been photographed, Professor Oak will discover their secret, which is that each sign corresponds to a constellation high above the island. These pictures will also provide the Professor with clues to the location of the island's last course, Rainbow Cloud. It is here that Mew, the rarest Pokémon on the island and in the world can be found.
Kingler Rock
Kingler Rock (Japanese: キングラーいわ Kingler Rock) is a sign found on the Beach.
- Pokémon Report - Professor Oak
- "Isn't it amazing that a simple rock like this turned out to be a PKMN Sign? If you look at it from this angle, it looks like a KINGLER, I will call this 'KINGLER ROCK!'"
Location
At the beginning of the Beach is an unusual rock formation, which at first does not appear any different then any other rocks on the coarse. However, from a certain angle, the moss covered rocks and the wooden structure behind them line up and it creates the illusion of a Kingler.
Requirements
No special task is required to see this sign; it is visible as soon as the ZERO-ONE and the player's camera are in proper alignment.
Pinsir Shadow
Pinsir Shadow (Japanese: カイロスかげえ Kailios Silhouette) is a sign found in the Tunnel.
- Pokémon Report - Professor Oak
- "It was very clever of you to activate the generator with ZAPDOS's electric shock. This shadow looks just like PINSIR...I will call this the 'PINSIR SHADOW!'"
Location
Towards the end of the Tunnel is a spotlight, with some rocks and discarded debris in front of it. If the power is turned on, the spotlight will shine through the debris and cast shadows onto the back wall. The different shadows will combine to show the distinct silhouette of a Pinsir.
Requirements
In order to see this sign, the power plant's generator must be brought back online. This is accomplished by hatching Zapdos from its Egg with Pikachu's Thunderbolt.
- First lure Pikachu close to the egg with Pokémon food, and then when it is in close enough proximity, play the Poké Flute. The flute will cause Pikachu to use its Thunderbolt, which will then begin discharging into the nearby Zapdos egg.
- Once Zapdos is free, it will fly to the generator and begin discharging massive amounts of power into it. This will bring the entire power plant back online, as well as everything within the tunnel.
- The Pinsir Shadow will be illuminated on the far wall towards the end of the coarse. However, it will flicker and eventually disappear entirely once the ZERO-ONE has passed a certain point.
Koffing Smoke
Koffing Smoke (Japanese: ドガースけむり Dogars Smoke) is a sign found at the Volcano.
- Pokémon Report - Professor Oak
- "You hit it with a PESTER BALL? Ha, ha, ha! This smoke looks like KOFFING. I will call this 'KOFFING SMOKE!'"
Location
At the start of the Volcano coarse is a volcanic splatter cone surrounded by a lava pit. From time to time it will spews out a light puff of purple smoke. Sometimes the smoke will take on the expression and appearance of a Koffing.
Requirements
The smoke will change if a carefully aimed Pester Ball is thrown into the crater.
Cubone Tree
Cubone Tree (Japanese: カラカラのき Karakara Tree) is the sign found by the River.
- Pokémon Report - Professor Oak
- "The tree looked dim because of VILEPLUME's powder. Hmmm...It looks like CUBONE. I will call this the 'CUBONE TREE!'"
Location
A little past the start first bend in the River, set back from the bank a bit is a large tree. This tree is covered in moss and overgrowth and looks strikingly similar to a Cubone. However, it is usually hidden behind a veil of powder released by a sleeping Vileplume at the base of the tree.
Requirements
In order to see this sign, the Vileplume must be woken up.
- Play the Poké Flute, and Vileplume will wake up and begin dancing. Depending on the melody played, it will do different dances.
- Once the Poké Flute stops playing, the Vileplume will go back to sleep and release another cloud of powder to obstruct any view of the tree.
Mewtwo Constellation
The Mewtwo Constellation (Japanese: ミュウツーざ Mewtwo Constellation) is the sign found in the Cave.
- Pokémon Report - Professor Oak
- "I had no idea what this was all about until I saw your picture. I think this looks like MEWTWO! Could this be the constellation called MEWTWO?"
Location
In third chamber of the Cave, several large crystals twinkle in the darkness like stars. At first glance, their nature and purpose is not clear. If photographed, the developed photos show a mysterious and ghostly aurora around the crystals, baring an unmistakable likeness to the fierce and powerful Genetic Pokémon, Mewtwo.
Requirements
No special task is required to see this sign; it is visible as soon as the ZERO-ONE and the player's camera are in proper alignment. However, the sign only shows up once the pictures have been developed.
Mt. Dugtrio
Mt. Dugtrio (Japanese: ダグトリオやま Mt. Dugtrio) is the sign found near the Valley.
- Pokémon Report - Professor Oak
- "This mountain looks like a Pokémon... This is it! This is the PKMN Sign! Is this DIGLETT...? No, it's DUGTRIO! I will call this 'MT. DUGTRIO!'"
Location
Shortly after the ZERO-ONE sets itself down on the river, a large mountain can be seen in the distance. However, it does not look much like any of the mountains around it. Instead, it looks like a giant Dugtrio, complete with giant eyes and noses.
Requirements
No special task is required to see this sign; it is visible as soon as the ZERO-ONE and the player's camera are in proper alignment.
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