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'''Hallowed Tower''' (Japanese: '''みたまのとう''' ''Honored Spirit's Tower'') is a crumbling tower located on {{rt|209|Sinnoh}}. On it is an inscription that is unreadable until the [[Odd Keystone]] is placed on it. It is the only location of {{p|Spiritomb}} in Sinnoh. | '''Hallowed Tower''' (Japanese: '''みたまのとう''' ''Honored Spirit's Tower'') is a crumbling tower located on {{rt|209|Sinnoh}}. On it is an inscription that is unreadable until the [[Odd Keystone]] is placed on it. It is the only location of {{p|Spiritomb}} in Sinnoh. | ||
==Obtaining Spiritomb in {{3v|Diamond|Pearl|Platinum}}== | |||
To get {{p|Spiritomb}}, the player must: | To get {{p|Spiritomb}}, the player must: | ||
# Go to {{rt|209|Sinnoh}} and place an [[Odd Keystone]] in the tower. | # Go to {{rt|209|Sinnoh}} and place an [[Odd Keystone]] in the tower. | ||
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It is important to note that one does not need to talk to 32 different players (it can be the same person 32 times, 32 different people, or a combination of both). However, one of the players may have to leave the main part of [[the Underground]] between interactions for each one to count. The fastest way to accomplish this is by entering and leaving a [[secret base]]; alternately, digging in the walls for treasure between each interaction also works. The number of players the player has talked to can be checked in the Underground by selecting the menu, and viewing the Trainer Card. The number of people met is the number of players one has talked to. | It is important to note that one does not need to talk to 32 different players (it can be the same person 32 times, 32 different people, or a combination of both). However, one of the players may have to leave the main part of [[the Underground]] between interactions for each one to count. The fastest way to accomplish this is by entering and leaving a [[secret base]]; alternately, digging in the walls for treasure between each interaction also works. The number of players the player has talked to can be checked in the Underground by selecting the menu, and viewing the Trainer Card. The number of people met is the number of players one has talked to. | ||
{{p|Spiritomb}} can be summoned again; however, all of the steps listed above must be repeated to do so (including talking to players underground another 32 times). | {{p|Spiritomb}} can be summoned again; however, all of the steps listed above must be repeated to do so (including talking to players underground another 32 times). | ||
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If the tower is interacted with after placing an [[Odd Keystone]], but prior to talking to 32 players in [[the Underground]], the game will display various messages, such as, "...Is that crying coming from inside the tower?", "It's the Hallowed Tower,it appears to have been built many years ago." Or, "Is the tower shaking ever so slightly?" | If the tower is interacted with after placing an [[Odd Keystone]], but prior to talking to 32 players in [[the Underground]], the game will display various messages, such as, "...Is that crying coming from inside the tower?", "It's the Hallowed Tower,it appears to have been built many years ago." Or, "Is the tower shaking ever so slightly?" | ||
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==In the Anime== | |||
[[Image:Hallowed Tower anime.png|left|thumb|230px|The Hallowed Tower in an {{Si|old woman}}'s tale in the anime.]] | |||
Players refers to actual people playing the game, who appear in [[the Underground]] via DS Wireless Connection. Talking to the NPC vendors, or traders, will not count towards the total needed to summon {{p|Spiritomb}}. | |||
The Hallowed Tower appears in the episode ''[[DP056|The Keystone Pops!]]'', when [[Ash Ketchum|Ash]] and [[Dawn]] accidentally release {{p|Spiritomb}}. | |||
==In other languages== | ==In other languages== | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 17 July 2012
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| Location: | Route 209 | |||
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| Region: | Sinnoh | |||
| Generations: | IV | |||
| File:Sinnoh Route209 Map.gif Location of Hallowed Tower in Sinnoh. | ||||
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Hallowed Tower (Japanese: みたまのとう Honored Spirit's Tower) is a crumbling tower located on Route 209. On it is an inscription that is unreadable until the Odd Keystone is placed on it. It is the only location of Spiritomb in Sinnoh.
Obtaining Spiritomb in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum Versions
To get Spiritomb, the player must:
- Go to Route 209 and place an Odd Keystone in the tower.
- Go into the Underground and talk to other players a total of 32 times.
- Return to the tower. A level 25 Spiritomb will appear and a battle with it will begin immediately.
It is important to note that one does not need to talk to 32 different players (it can be the same person 32 times, 32 different people, or a combination of both). However, one of the players may have to leave the main part of the Underground between interactions for each one to count. The fastest way to accomplish this is by entering and leaving a secret base; alternately, digging in the walls for treasure between each interaction also works. The number of players the player has talked to can be checked in the Underground by selecting the menu, and viewing the Trainer Card. The number of people met is the number of players one has talked to.
Spiritomb can be summoned again; however, all of the steps listed above must be repeated to do so (including talking to players underground another 32 times).
If the tower is interacted with after placing an Odd Keystone, but prior to talking to 32 players in the Underground, the game will display various messages, such as, "...Is that crying coming from inside the tower?", "It's the Hallowed Tower,it appears to have been built many years ago." Or, "Is the tower shaking ever so slightly?"
In the Anime
Players refers to actual people playing the game, who appear in the Underground via DS Wireless Connection. Talking to the NPC vendors, or traders, will not count towards the total needed to summon Spiritomb.
The Hallowed Tower appears in the episode The Keystone Pops!, when Ash and Dawn accidentally release Spiritomb.
In other languages
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