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| |jptranslit=Shippō Keikoku | | |jptranslit=Shippō Keikoku |
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| '''Sevault Canyon''' (Japanese: '''しっぽうけいこく''' ''Seven Treasures Canyon'') is an area on [[Quest Island]] in the [[Sevii Islands]] which includes the [[Tanoby Key]] and leads south to the [[Tanoby Ruins]]. It is a particularly long route and there are many high-level Trainers to face. It is also notably the sole habitat of wild {{p|Larvitar}} accessible in [[Generation III]]. | | '''Sevault Canyon''' (Japanese: '''しっぽうけいこく''' ''Canyon of the Seven Treasures'') is an area on [[Quest Island]] in the [[Sevii Islands]] which includes the [[Tanoby Key]] and leads south to the [[Tanoby Ruins]]. It is a particularly long route and there are many high-level Trainers to face. It is also notably the sole habitat of wild {{p|Larvitar}} accessible in [[Generation III]]. |
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| As a narrow valley, wedged between the sea, Sevault Canyon has a mix of grassy patches and rugged, arid land. The canyon seems to serve as a training ground for elite Trainers, while being guarded by equally skilled Pokémon Rangers. | | As a narrow valley, wedged between the sea, Sevault Canyon has a mix of grassy patches and rugged, arid land. The canyon seems to serve as a training ground for elite Trainers, while being guarded by equally skilled Pokémon Rangers. |
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| At the southern end of the canyon, there is a small house, in which an [[non-player character|NPC]] will ask the player if he/she wants to do the Chansey Dance. If the player replies affirmatively, their character will perform a short dance and, as a result, all Pokémon in the party will be healed. This facilitates exploration of the [[Tanoby Ruins]], so that players can catch all of the {{p|Unown}}, before returning to the main town of {{OBP|Seven Island|town}}. | | At the southern end of the canyon, there is a small house, in which an [[Non-player character|NPC]] will ask the player if he/she wants to do the Chansey Dance (ラッキーダンス), which background music is that of the [[Hoenn]] [[Pokémon Trainers' School]]. If the player replies affirmatively, their character will perform a short dance and, as a result, all Pokémon in the party will be healed. This facilitates exploration of the [[Tanoby Ruins]], so that players can catch all of the {{p|Unown}}, before returning to the main town of {{OBP|Seven Island|town}}. |
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Revision as of 14:41, 31 August 2015
Sevault Canyon (Japanese: しっぽうけいこく Canyon of the Seven Treasures) is an area on Quest Island in the Sevii Islands which includes the Tanoby Key and leads south to the Tanoby Ruins. It is a particularly long route and there are many high-level Trainers to face. It is also notably the sole habitat of wild Larvitar accessible in Generation III.
Route description
As a narrow valley, wedged between the sea, Sevault Canyon has a mix of grassy patches and rugged, arid land. The canyon seems to serve as a training ground for elite Trainers, while being guarded by equally skilled Pokémon Rangers.
At the southern end of the canyon, there is a small house, in which an NPC will ask the player if he/she wants to do the Chansey Dance (ラッキーダンス), which background music is that of the Hoenn Pokémon Trainers' School. If the player replies affirmatively, their character will perform a short dance and, as a result, all Pokémon in the party will be healed. This facilitates exploration of the Tanoby Ruins, so that players can catch all of the Unown, before returning to the main town of Seven Island.
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LG
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20%
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LG
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10%
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LG
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10%
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5%
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5%
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Rock Smash
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LG
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65%
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FR
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LG
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35%
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A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
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Trainers
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Tamer Evan ノブアキ Nobuaki Reward: $1960
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Rematch
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Tamer Evan ノブアキ Nobuaki Reward: $2200
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Trainers with a Vs. Seeker by their names, when alerted for a rematch using the item, may use higher-level Pokémon.
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Trivia
Name origins
The name "Sevault" is apparently a combination of "seven" and "vault"; this is a reference to the Japanese name, しっぽう Shippō. Shippō (七宝) translates to "seven treasures" and refers to the precious and semi-precious materials of gold, silver, pearls, agate, quartz, coral, and lapis lazuli. Interestingly enough, three of the materials became the names of Pokémon games, while one is the name of a town in Orre, and yet another is the Japanese name of the location of one of the Pokémon Leagues. Shippō would again be used as the Japanese name of a city in Unova.
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