Terarium

Terarium テラリウムドーム Terarium Dome "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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Location:	Blueberry Academy
Region:	Unova
Generations:	IX
Location of Terarium in Unova.
Pokémon world locations

The Terarium, also referred to as the Terarium Dome (Japanese: テラリウムドーム Terarium Dome), is a facility of Blueberry Academy which sustains a variety of artificial biomes for Pokémon.

In the games

A Ditto Block found in the Terarium

A world-renowned undersea facility constructed as a supportive learning environment for strong Trainers, the Terarium is divided into four areas: a Savanna Biome, a Coastal Biome, a Canyon Biome, and a Polar Biome. Each biome has different climates, ecosystems, and wild Pokémon, even including foreign regional form Pokémon such as Alolan Exeggutor, Galarian Slowpoke, Hisuian Qwilfish, and first partner Pokémon. The temperature of each area is also carefully regulated. The facility is enclosed within an artificial sky dome that changes to simulate the weather and time of day. In the center of the facility, is Central Plaza, a lobby area for students to take breaks between classes, as well as an easy way to travel from biome to biome.

The Terarium is located at the deepest end of the school, taking place beneath the school's classrooms and dorms, which are also underwater. Each biome contains small classrooms as well, allowing for students to learn within the biomes and environments that the Terarium provides. There is also multiple biome centered plazas, one for each of the Elite Four member. Each plaza, including Central Plaza, includes a battle field used for battling other students and Elite Four Members. Each of the Elite Four members have their trial in their respective themed biomes. Smaller healing stations and shelters are also seen throughout the Terarium, allowing the students and Trainers to take rest and recover.

The Terarium Core that hangs from the roof of the Terarium is filled with a mixture of Paldean soil and water from the Crystal Pool in Kitakami, which is what stabilizes the Terastal phenomenon at Blueberry Academy. After the events of The Indigo Disk, crystals from the Area Zero underdepths are added to the mixture which allows wild Pokémon to Terastallize into the Stellar type. The Terarium core is designed and maintained by Briar.

Throughout the Terarium, the player can complete Blueberry Quests to earn BP, these quests can range from numerous objectives, such as taking pictures, catching or defeating of certain Pokémon in specific ways; collecting items, or making TMs. Several block-like formations taking the form of shelters, bridges, platforms and other formations are spread out through the Terarium. As a part of group quests, various Ditto Blocks can be found in these formations, where Ditto will seemingly transform into a large cube with rounded edges. Despite being milestones for the player to obtain, and not actually obtainable themselves, they can still be Shiny.

When in the Terarium, the player can talk to Synclaire in order to access the Synchro Machine, allowing them to see the world through the eyes of their Pokémon.

Due to being located in Unova, Pokémon with regional forms cannot produce offspring that are regional forms themselves without the use of an Everstone and any Pokémon who evolves into another Pokémon with a regional form (such as Exeggcute or Pikachu) cannot evolve into said regional forms, even if the biome has an environment set for them.

Items

Item		Location	Games
	Ability Patch	At the top of the Terarium Core	S  V
	Gold Bottle Cap	At the top of the Terarium Core	S  V
	Stellar Tera Shard ×50	At the top of the Terarium Core	S  V

Music

Games	Location	Song name(Japanese)	Song name(English Translation)	Composition	Arrangement
S  V	When in the tunnel to the Terarium for the first time	ドームへ	To the Dome	Gō Ichinose	Gō Ichinose
	Upon exiting the tunnel for the first time	ここがテラリウムドーム！	This is the Terarium Dome!	Gō Ichinose	Gō Ichinose
	When in the Savanna Biome	ドーム・サバンナエリア	Terarium (Savanna Biome)	Gō Ichinose Junichi Masuda Shota Kageyama Hitomi Satō	Gō Ichinose
	When in the Coastal Biome	ドーム・コーストエリア	Terarium (Coastal Biome)	Gō Ichinose Junichi Masuda Shota Kageyama Hitomi Satō	Gō Ichinose
	When in the Canyon Biome	ドーム・キャニオンエリア	Terarium (Canyon Biome)	Gō Ichinose Junichi Masuda Shota Kageyama Hitomi Satō	Gō Ichinose
	When in the Polar Biome	ドーム・ポーラエリア	Terarium (Polar Biome)	Gō Ichinose Junichi Masuda Shota Kageyama	Gō Ichinose
	When in a Plaza or the tunnel	ドーム・センタースクエア	Terarium (Central Plaza)	Gō Ichinose Junichi Masuda Shota Kageyama Hitomi Satō	Gō Ichinose
	When battling a wild Pokémon	戦闘！ドームのポケモン	Battle! (Pokémon in the Terarium)	Junichi Masuda	Go Ichinose
	When battling a wild Tera Pokémon	戦闘！ドームのテラスタルポケモン	Battle! (Tera Pokémon in the Terarium)	Junichi Masuda	Go Ichinose
	Upon interacting with a Trainer in the Terarium	視線！学園のトレーナー	Trainers' Eyes Meet (Academy Trainer)	Junichi Masuda	Haruka Soeda
	When battling a Trainer in the Terarium	戦闘！学園のトレーナー	Battle! (Academy Trainer)	Junichi Masuda Minako Adachi	Haruka Soeda

Trivia

• Despite being located in the Unova region, any Pokémon caught there will be displayed as being met in the Paldea region in Pokémon HOME. The same is also true for Kitakami, which is not part of Paldea.
• The music that plays during the biomes is a rearranged medley of music from Pokémon Black and White Versions:
  • In all biomes, an arrangement of the music that played in Route 6 and Route 4 is played.
  • The Savanna and Canyon biome feature an arrangement of the music that played on Route 2.
  • In the Coastal Biome, the Route 2 segment is replaced with Driftveil City's theme, and in the Polar Biome, it is replaced with Opelucid City's theme in Pokémon White.
  • Additionally, the wild Pokémon battle and Trainer battle themes are rearrangements of the themes from those games.

Origin

Name origin

Terarium and Terarium Dome are derived from terrarium and possibly the Terastal phenomenon.

In other languages

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 生態巨蛋 Sāangtaai Geuihdáan Mandarin 生態巨蛋 / 生态巨蛋 Shēngtài Jùdàn French Terra-Dôme German Tera-Kuppel Italian Bioterarium Korean 테라리움 돔 Terarium Dome Spanish Biodomo

See also

• Blueberry Academy
• The Indigo Disk

Blueberry Academy
Blueberry Academy Cafeteria • Club Room Terarium Canyon Biome • Canyon Plaza • Central Plaza • Chargestone Cavern Coastal Biome • Coastal Plaza • Polar Biome • Polar Plaza Savanna Biome • Savanna Plaza • Torchlit Labyrinth Access to Paldea • Kitakami

Unova
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