Ranger Sign

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Summoning Entei

Ranger Signs (Japanese: レンジャーサイン Ranger Sign), also known as involiths or emblems are featured in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs. They allow players to draw runes on the ground with their Capture Styler to summon Pokémon, such as the legendary beasts and the Eon duo.

In the games

Ranger Signs can be obtained by capturing legendary Pokémon, completing quests, or manually entering special signs into the Styler via the Sign List. The player can only start to use them when Nema 'illegally' modifies the player's Capture Styler.

Storyline

Some Ranger Signs are obtained as players continue through the story. They are needed in order to complete the game. Except Ho-Oh, Lugia, and the Legendary birds, all of these Pokémon can be ridden. They also have additional capabilities only shown when the Capture Styler is charged when summoning them. Latias is only obtained if the player has chosen to play as the female character. Latios is present if the male character is chosen. The Involiths of Raikou, Entei, and Suicune are stolen by the Pokémon Pinchers to gain access to Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres. The hero regains the stolen part of the Involiths later in a side quest for Weber, and reattaches the stolen parts to the Involiths.

Ranger Sign	Pokémon Summoned	Location Obtained	When Charged
		Uses
	Raikou	Wireless Tower	Scare Pokémon, causing them to stop moving on the field
		Jump over large gaps Force Pokémon to come out of hiding
	Entei	Daybreak Ruins	Scare Pokémon, causing them to stop moving on the field
		Break boulders blocking paths Force Pokémon to come out of hiding
	Suicune	Canal Ruins	Scare Pokémon, causing them to stop moving on the field
		Cross waters Force Pokémon to come out of hiding
	Latias	Tilikule Island(when the player is female)	Faster flight
		Fly in the sky Poké Assist in the sky
	Latios	Tilikule Island(when the player is male)	Faster flight
		Fly in the sky Poké Assist in the sky
	Ho-Oh	Rainbow Dais	None
		Complete storyline Battle Ho-Oh again on Rainbow Dais
	Articuno	Mt. Sorbet	None
		Battle Articuno again at the peak of Mt. Sorbet*
	Zapdos	Mt. Layuda	None
		Battle Zapdos again at the peak of Mt. Layuda*
	Moltres	Faldera Volcano	None
		Battle Moltres again at the peak of Faldera Volcano*
	Lugia	Eastern Sea	None
		Battle Lugia again on the Eastern Sea
	Celebi	Cocona Village (past)	None
		Summon the player's Partner Pokémon from the past.

Quests

When summoning these

Summoning when charged

These Ranger Signs are obtained only after finishing certain quests. While the Field Moves of the summoned Pokémon are the lowest possible, their Poké Assists are more powerful than those of the Pokémon found in the wild.

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  Graveler

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  Hitmontop

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  Bidoof

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  Vulpix

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  Mankey

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  Jumpluff

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  Buneary

Others

These Ranger Signs are not available in-game, with the exeption of Mewtwo, whose Ranger Sign can be seen in the game intro. To unlock them, they need to be input into the Styler's sign list manually by selecting the question mark icon at the end of the list and drawing the sign when prompted. They are revealed through various means, such as by official sites and magazines. The Pokémon summoned are similar to those summoned from Ranger Signs obtained from quests. All Pokémon called by these signs have their Field Abilities reduced to level 1.

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  Aipom

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  Aron

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  Buizel

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  Croagunk

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  Eevee

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  Feraligatr

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  Ivysaur

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  Meganium

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  Piplup

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  Typhlosion

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  Garchomp

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  Metagross

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  Mewtwo

In the anime

In the anime

Using a Ranger Sign

The Ranger Sign first made a brief appearance in the anime in the second Guardian Signs anime special, where it was sought after and acquired by the Pokémon Pinchers.

In Pokémon Ranger: Heatran Rescue!, Ben used it to summon a Feraligatr twice.

This article is part of Project Sidegames, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Sidegames.