Crystal Pool

Crystal Pool てらす池 Illuminating Pool "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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Location:
Region:	Kitakami
Generations:	IX
Location of Crystal Pool in Kitakami.
Pokémon world locations

The Crystal Pool (Japanese: てらす池 Illuminating Pool) is a large pool located at Oni Mountain summit in the center of Kitakami. It is one of the Six Wonders of Kitakami.

Geography

The Crystal Pool is a large area at the top of Oni Mountain. A small, man-made bridge has been built around a longer strip of water. Glowing crystals, like the ones found in Area Zero can be found at the bottom of the pool, rising upwards to the surface. When travelling there with Carmine, during the events of The Teal Mask, she mentions a rumor about the Crystal Pool where you can happen to meet people here who have passed away. Briar refers to the area as "sacred ground" upon her arrival. According to her, the crystals emit energy of the same wavelength as Terastal energy. She doesn't understand why this is the case, but hopes to figure that out to stabilize the Terastal phenomenon in regions other than Paldea. After Carmine leaves, Briar also mentions that her research here could bring her one step closer to Terapagos, suggesting the Pokémon and the area itself may be related.

Sparkling Crystal Clusters can be found within the pool, with the player receiving one after being attacked by a Milotic during the events of The Teal Mask.

Places of interest

Lake caves

On the far side of the area, there's a small hole beneath the ground that the player can enter. It will take them to an underground lake beneath the river, where Pokémon such as Feebas may spawn.

Inside the caves beneath the lake

Bringing Terapagos

Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.

Following the events of The Indigo Disk, a strange mist will appear at the Crystal Pool provided the player returns there with Terapagos in their party. The player, as well as Koraidon^S/Miraidon^V is then able to meet the real Professor Sada^S/Turo^V from some point in space-time, who has not yet completed their time machine. After a brief conversation implying that Paradox Pokémon come from parallel timelines, the player will be prompted to exchange Briar's Book for the Scarlet^S/Violet^V Book. The player cannot deny the request made by Sada^S/Turo^V to trade books. Following this scene, the player will be returned to a permanently different main menu, where the Book will be visible again, featuring a new arrangement of the main Pokémon theme.

Even before this point, the player is able to read the Professor's notes in the Area Zero Underdepths, noting that they received a white book from a child in an eastern land. Since the Professor doesn't seem to have given Koraidon^S/Miraidon^V their name yet at this point in their life, (referring to them as the Winged King^S/Iron Serpent^V) it is implied that this encounter inadvertently triggered a bootstrap paradox by telling them what their Legendary Pokémon was called and inspiring the Professor to continue their research on Area Zero or possibly creating an AI, if the player references it in their dialogue.

Talking to Arven in his dorm at the Academy (provided the player has formed close bonds with him) reveals different dialogue about the location of the book as a result of this interaction.

Exchanging the Scarlet Book with Professor Sada	Exchanging the Violet Book with Professor Turo

	Spoilers end here.

Items

Item		Location	Games
	Crystal Cluster	Dropped by the wild Milotic	S  V

Cave biome

Item		Location	Games
	Revive	(20.0%)	S  V
	Moon Stone	(5.0%)	S  V
	Full Heal	(10.0%)	S  V
	Antidote	(20.0%)	S  V
	Stardust	(15.0%)	S  V
	Hard Stone	(10.0%)	S  V
	Dunsparce Scales	(10.0%)	S  V
	Koffing Gas	(10.0%)	S  V

Lake biome

Item		Location	Games
	Health Feather	(12.5%)	S  V
	Muscle Feather	(12.5%)	S  V
	Genius Feather	(12.5%)	S  V
	Clever Feather	(12.5%)	S  V
	Resist Feather	(12.5%)	S  V
	Swift Feather	(12.5%)	S  V
	Water Tera Shard	(2.5%)	S  V
	Fire Tera Shard	(2.5%)	S  V
	Pretty Feather	(20.0%)	S  V

Rocky Area biome

Item		Location	Games
	Ultra Ball	(10.0%)	S  V
	Great Ball	(10.0%)	S  V
	Great Ball (×2)	(10.0%)	S  V
	Poké Ball	(20.0%)	S  V
	Super Potion	(20.0%)	S  V
	Moon Stone	(10.0%)	S  V
	Glimmet Crystal	(10.0%)	S  V
	Glimmet Crystal (×2)	(10.0%)	S  V

Pokémon

This table is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this table to add missing information and complete it. Reason: This list was automatically generated, and needs to be verified in game. How does level scaling effect the level ranges?

This table is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this table to add missing information and complete it. Reason: Needs finished data for Pokémon found in the cave beneath the lake, such as Feebas.

Pokémon	Games		Terrain					Levels	Probability Weight				Group Rate	Group Pokémon
Lake
Yanma	S	V	✘	✘	✘	✔	✔	25-29	300	300	0	0	✘	✘
Arrokuda	S	V	✘	✔	✔	✘	✘	25-29	300				✘	✘
Glimmet	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✔	✔	25-29	200				✘	✘
Rocky Area
Clefairy	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✘	✘	25-29	0	0	0	10	60%	Clefairy
Koffing	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✔	✘	25-29	700				✘	✘
Cleffa	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✘	✘	25-29	0	0	0	50	✘	✘
Yanma	S	V	✘	✘	✘	✔	✔	25-29	250	250	0	0	✘	✘
Slugma	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✘	✘	25-29	700				✘	✘
Duskull	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✔	✘	25-29	0	0	0	300	✘	✘
Chimecho	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✔	✔	25-29	30				✘	✘
Chingling	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✔	✔	25-29	200				✘	✘
Bronzor	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✔	✔	25-29	300				✘	✘
Litwick	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✘	✘	25-29	0	0	250	250	✘	✘
Glimmet	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✔	✔	25-29	300				✘	✘
Cave
Bronzor	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✔	✔	25-33	200				✘	✘
Litwick	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✘	✘	25-33	0	0	250	250	✘	✘
Glimmet	S	V	✔	✘	✘	✔	✔	25-33	300				✘	✘
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. Probability weight indicates the likelihood that a Pokémon will spawn at a certain point in this location relative to others that can spawn there. A higher probability weight generally indicates that a Pokémon is more likely to spawn. Pokémon with the highest or lowest level requirements may not spawn in every possible location within this area. A bolded level range replaces the Pokémon's non-bolded level range after the player has completed The Way Home.

Special encounters

After Carmine's grandpa offers to fix Ogerpon's mask, the player and Carmine head to the Crystal Pool to obtain a Crystal Cluster, where a Milotic ambushes them. Milotic's stats are different if the player has not yet finished The Way Home, but it always has 20 IVs in each stat. It cannot be caught, and is coded to never be Shiny.

After it is defeated, it drops a Crystal Cluster.

Before finishing The Way Home	After finishing The Way Home
Type: Water Unknown Tera Type: Ghost  or  Unknown Ability: Marvel Scale Held item: None Milotic♀ Lv.30 Twister Dragon Special   --       Water Pulse Water Special   --       Disarming Voice Fairy Special   --       Rain Dance Water Status   --	Type: Water Unknown Tera Type: Ghost  or  Unknown Ability: Marvel Scale Held item: None Milotic♀ Lv.73 Dragon Pulse Dragon Special   --       Surf Water Special   --       Ice Beam Ice Special   --       Rain Dance Water Status   --

Trainers

Multi Battle partners

Carmine joins the player as a Multi Battle partner against the special Milotic encounter.

Before completing The Way Home

After completing The Way Home

Pokémon Trainer Carmine Crystal Pool Scarlet and Violet Types: Electric Dark Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Hunger Switch Held item: None Morpeko♀ Lv.20 Thunder Shock Electric Special   --       Power Trip Dark Physical   --       Bite Dark Physical   --       Leer Normal Status   --       Types: Bug Grass Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Leaf Guard Held item: None Swadloon♀ Lv.20 Struggle Bug Bug Special   --       Sticky Web Bug Status   --       Razor Leaf Grass Physical   --       Trailblaze Grass Physical   --       Type: Dark Unknown Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Intimidate Held item: None Mightyena♀ Lv.20 Bite Dark Physical   --       Take Down Normal Physical   --       Howl Normal Status   --       Fire Fang Fire Physical   --       Types: Grass Ghost Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Hospitality Held item: None Poltchageist Lv.20 Mega Drain Grass Special   --       Astonish Ghost Physical   --       Withdraw Water Status   --       Stun Spore Grass Status   --

Pokémon Trainer Carmine Crystal Pool Scarlet and Violet Types: Electric Dark Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Hunger Switch Held item: Focus Sash Morpeko♀ Lv.63 Aura Wheel Electric Physical   --       Lash Out Dark Physical   --       Thunder Wave Electric Status   --       Seed Bomb Grass Physical   --       Types: Bug Grass Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Chlorophyll Held item: None Swadloon♀ Lv.63 Bug Buzz Bug Special   --       Sticky Web Bug Status   --       Energy Ball Grass Special   --       Trailblaze Grass Physical   --       Type: Dark Unknown Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Intimidate Held item: None Mightyena♀ Lv.63 Crunch Dark Physical   --       Howl Normal Status   --       Take Down Normal Physical   --       Fire Fang Fire Physical   --       Types: Grass Ghost Tera Type: Unknown  or  Unknown Ability: Hospitality Held item: Occa Berry Sinistcha Lv.64 Matcha Gotcha Grass Special   --       Shadow Ball Ghost Special   --       Foul Play Dark Physical   --       Stun Spore Grass Status   --

Music

Games	Location	Song name	Composition	Arrangement
S  V	Everywhere	Crystal Pool*	Toby Fox	Unknown
Song names marked with an asterisk are unofficial, as they have not received a soundtrack release.

Trivia

• The overall layout of the Crystal Pool resembles a smaller version of Area Zero, with the location resembling a crater surrounded by a ring of jagged mountain-like rocks, akin to the Great Crater of Paldea, and containing a lower subsurface area in the center filled with crystals, similar to Area Zero's depths.
• Although it is never shown to the player in-game, the special Milotic encounter is programmed to have a Ghost Tera Type, which may imply that the rumor about seeing the deceased at the Crystal Pool (as mentioned by Carmine) is true.

In other languages

Language Title Japanese てらす池 Chinese Cantonese 晶光池 Jīnggwōng Chìh Mandarin 晶光池 Jīngguāng Chí French Lac Cristallin German Kristallsee Italian Lago Cristallìo Korean 태라수호 Taerasu Ho Spanish Lago Cristalino

References

Kitakami
Settlements Mossui Town • Kitakami Hall Areas Kitakami Road • Apple Hills • Loyalty Plaza • Reveler's Road Mossfell Confluence • Fellhorn Gorge • Wistful Fields Paradise Barrens • Kitakami Wilds (Timeless Woods) • Chilling Waterhead Oni Mountain (Oni's Maw • Dreaded Den • Infernal Pass) Oni Mountain Summit: Crystal Pool Landmarks Six Wonders of Kitakami Access to Paldea • Blueberry Academy

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