Trophy Garden

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Trophy Garden じまんのうらにわ Pride Backyard "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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Location:	Pokémon Mansion
Region:	Sinnoh
Generations:	IV
Location of Trophy Garden in Sinnoh.
Pokémon world locations

The Trophy Garden (Japanese: じまんのうらにわ Pride Backyard) is an area located on Route 212 where many rare Pokémon can be caught. It is located behind the Pokémon Mansion.

There are many Pokémon that can be found here without any interaction with the Trophy Garden's owner, Mr. Backlot. All of these Pokémon are in the Sinnoh Pokédex, and many can be found in other areas. After the player has gotten the National Pokédex upgrade, however, Pokémon that do not otherwise appear in Sinnoh will be placed in the Trophy Garden by Backlot's butler to cover up for his fibs, with a different one there daily. The counter is not reset at midnight, but after 24 hours. It is possible to have Backlot mention a different Pokémon, simply by soft-resetting. The last two Pokémon placed in the garden at any given time will remain available until more Pokémon are placed in the garden.

Pokémon

Pokémon	Games						Location	Levels	Rate
Pikachu	D		P		Pt		Grass	18	10%
Pikachu	D		P		Pt		Grass	22, 24	10%
Pichu	D		P		Pt		Grass	16	30%	10%	10%
Pichu	D		P		Pt		Grass	21-22	30%
Roselia	D		P		Pt		Grass	16-17	30%
Roselia	D		P		Pt		Grass	22-23	30%
Staravia	D		P		Pt		Grass	16-17	20%	40%	20%
Staravia	D		P		Pt		Grass	22-24	20%	30%	10%
Kricketune	D		P		Pt		Grass	16-17	10%	10%	30%
Kricketune	D		P		Pt		Grass	22-23	10%	0%	20%
Special Pokémon
Clefairy	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Jigglypuff	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Jigglypuff	D		P		Pt		Backlot	22	5%
Meowth	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Meowth	D		P		Pt		Backlot	22	5%
Chansey	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Chansey	D		P		Pt		Backlot	22	5%
Ditto	D		P		Pt		Backlot	22	5%
Eevee	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Eevee	D		P		Pt		Backlot	22	5%
Porygon	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Cleffa	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Igglybuff	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Igglybuff	D		P		Pt		Backlot	22	5%
Marill	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Azurill	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Plusle	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Minun	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Castform	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Bonsly	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Mime Jr.	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18	5%
Happiny	D		P		Pt		Backlot	16, 18, 22	5%
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.

In the anime

Trophy Garden in the anime

The Trophy Garden was featured in Hungry for the Good Life!. It was part of Pokémon Mansion and was considered a relaxing spot for Pokémon. Team Rocket put their plans into action to capture the Pokémon in the Trophy Garden with their flying mecha. However, Dawn rescues them with the help of a gluttonous Swinub. After Team Rocket's defeat, Dawn catches the Swinub.

In the manga

In the Pokémon Adventures manga

In Suffering Psyduck, Mr. Backlot shows the Trophy Garden to Diamond, Pearl and Platinum. Cynthia then visits, discussing with Mr. Backlot about the Psyduck that disappeared from Amity Square, and takes the trio with her to Route 210.

Trivia

• The Trophy Garden is the first location where wild Eevee and Porygon could be caught; previously these Pokémon were only available as a gift Pokémon
• The Trophy Garden is likely a reference to Bill's Secret Garden, a rumour from Pokémon Red and Blue which claimed that rare Pokémon including starter Pokémon could be found behind Bill's Sea Cottage.

In other languages

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 漂亮的後院 Piuleuhng-dīk Hauhyún Mandarin 最自豪的後院 Zuìzìháo-de Hòuyuàn * 最自豪的庭院 Zuìzìháo-de Tíngyuàn * European French Jardin Trophée German Trophäengarten Italian Giardino Trofeo Korean 자랑의 뒷마당 Jarang-yi Dwitmada European Spanish Jardín Trofeo Vietnamese Hậu viên Kiêu hãnh

Sinnoh
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