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Team Galactic HQ in Platinum

The Team Galactic HQ (Japanese: ギンガだんアジト Team Galactic Hideout) is the main center of Team Galactic's operations. It is located in Veilstone City, Sinnoh.

As well as housing numerous machinery used to experiment with Pokémon, it provides hospitality to its members, encouraging health and energy in order to help execute Team Galactic's plans.

In the games

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Team Galactic HQ in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, the Team Galactic HQ serves as the first place the player learns about the Red Chain, and Cyrus's plan to use Dialga/Palkia's power to destroy the universe and recreate it under his control.

The player cannot enter the Team Galactic HQ without the Galactic Key, which can only be found in the Galactic Warehouse later in the game. Once inside, the player must make their way through the HQ, constantly battling grunts. They finally reach the top, where they meet Cyrus. He tells them about the Team Galactic plan to recreate the universe, almost unknown to anyone other than the commanders. Cyrus then engages in battle with the player. When defeated, Cyrus begins his trek to Spear Pillar. The player encounters Saturn*, who guards the legendary Pokémon Uxie, Azelf, and Mesprit, who are all held in a machine. Saturn explains their capture: to take the jewels on those Pokémon in order to create a Red Chain, a mechanism used to shackle and control the Pokémon who created Sinnoh. After battling and defeating Saturn, Team Galactic obtains the Red Chain. After the end of the game, while Cyrus is missing, Saturn is left in charge of the building and the remnants of the membership. No longer the headquarters, the Team Galactic HQ's name is changed to the Galactic Veilstone Building.

The Team Galactic HQ is apparently both a housing area for Team Galactic members as well as a lab filled with machines used for experiments on Pokémon. Alongside the large machines and devices, there are three rooms providing hospitality for members: the Team Galactic TV Room, Kitchen, and Nap Room. The TV Room contains a state-of-the-art audio and video system only available for member use. The Kitchen, encouraging health and prosperity, consists of a refrigerator, filled with unidentified murky drinks, and a sink, caked with unidentifiable substances. In Platinum, the Kitchen also contains a report on the stolen plates from the mythical Pokémon statues in Eterna City. The Nap Room holds two beds to heal the trainer's party. The members of the Team Galactic HQ also get around by using portals that lead to different rooms across the building. Yellow portals are two-way portals that transfer people across the building, while green portals are one-way; returning people to the ground floor.

It is also the place where the player obtains a Master Ball, the only one available in the game without trading, importing, cloning, cheating, or winning the Jubilife TV Lottery.

Items

Zinc
TM49 (Snatch)
TM36 (Sludge Bomb)
TM21 (Frustration)
Max Revive
Elixir
Full Heal (hidden)
Ultra Ball: Hidden near the Scientist with the L37 Kadabra
Full Restore: Hidden east of the double battle Grunts
Rare Candy: Hidden in the room with the Elixir
Nugget: Hidden in Cyrus' office
Master Ball: Given to the player by Cyrus

In Platinum

Dubious Disc
Poké Doll: Hidden in the bed on the right in the nap room.

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 In {{game|Diamond and Pearl|s}}, the Team Galactic HQ serves as the first place the player learns about the [[Red Chain]], and [[Cyrus]]'s plan to use {{p|Dialga}}/{{p|Palkia}}'s power to destroy the universe and recreate it under his control.
-The player cannot enter the Team Galactic HQ without a {{DL|List of key items in Generation IV|Storage Key}}, which can only be found in the [[Galactic Warehouse]] later in the game. Once inside, the player must make their way through the HQ, constantly battling grunts. They finally reach the top, where they meet [[Cyrus]]. He tells them about the Team Galactic plan to recreate the universe, almost unknown to anyone other than the commanders. Cyrus then engages in battle with the player. When defeated, Cyrus begins his trek to [[Spear Pillar]]. The player encounters [[Saturn]]{{tt|*|and [[Charon]] in Platinum, who does not battle}}, who guards the legendary Pokémon {{p|Uxie}}, {{p|Azelf}}, and {{p|Mesprit}}, who are all held in a machine. Saturn explains their capture: to take the jewels on those Pokémon in order to create a [[Red Chain]], a mechanism used to shackle and control the Pokémon who created Sinnoh. After battling and defeating Saturn, [[Team Galactic]] obtains the [[Red Chain]]. After the end of the game, while Cyrus is missing, Saturn is left in charge of the building and the remnants of the membership. No longer the headquarters, the Team Galactic HQ's name is changed to the Galactic Veilstone Building.
+The player cannot enter the Team Galactic HQ without the [[Galactic Key]], which can only be found in the [[Galactic Warehouse]] later in the game. Once inside, the player must make their way through the HQ, constantly battling grunts. They finally reach the top, where they meet [[Cyrus]]. He tells them about the Team Galactic plan to recreate the universe, almost unknown to anyone other than the commanders. Cyrus then engages in battle with the player. When defeated, Cyrus begins his trek to [[Spear Pillar]]. The player encounters [[Saturn]]{{tt|*|and [[Charon]] in Platinum, who does not battle}}, who guards the legendary Pokémon {{p|Uxie}}, {{p|Azelf}}, and {{p|Mesprit}}, who are all held in a machine. Saturn explains their capture: to take the jewels on those Pokémon in order to create a [[Red Chain]], a mechanism used to shackle and control the Pokémon who created Sinnoh. After battling and defeating Saturn, [[Team Galactic]] obtains the [[Red Chain]]. After the end of the game, while Cyrus is missing, Saturn is left in charge of the building and the remnants of the membership. No longer the headquarters, the Team Galactic HQ's name is changed to the Galactic Veilstone Building.
 The Team Galactic HQ is apparently both a housing area for Team Galactic members as well as a lab filled with machines used for experiments on Pokémon. Alongside the large machines and devices, there are three rooms providing hospitality for members: the Team Galactic TV Room, Kitchen, and Nap Room. The TV Room contains a state-of-the-art audio and video system only available for member use. The Kitchen, encouraging health and prosperity, consists of a refrigerator, filled with unidentified murky drinks, and a sink, caked with unidentifiable substances. In Platinum, the Kitchen also contains a report on the stolen plates from the mythical Pokémon statues in [[Eterna City]]. The Nap Room holds two beds to heal the trainer's [[party]]. The members of the Team Galactic HQ also get around by using portals that lead to different rooms across the building. Yellow portals are two-way portals that transfer people across the building, while green portals are one-way; returning people to the ground floor.

Other members
Team Galactic
Team Galactic Eterna Building • Team Galactic HQ
Boss	Commanders

Cyrus (Masters)	Mars	Jupiter	Saturn	Charon
Team Galactic Grunts • Scientists
In the manga
Adventures: Sird • Advanced level Grunt Diamond and Pearl Adventure!: Mitsumi • B-2 Phantom Thief 7: Io • Lily
See also: Galaxy Team

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