PokéPark Entrance

PokéPark Entrance
Zone Info
Zone Leader	None
Drifblim Stop	None
Area Info
Area Keeper
Drifblim Stop
{{{area1}}}	None
{{{area2}}}	None
{{{area3}}}	None
Connecting Zones
Meadow Zone
Second connected zone
Third connected zone
Fourth connected zone
Fifth connected zone
Sixth connected zone

The PokéPark Entrance serves as a tutorial stage for the player in PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure. It is situated right outside the Meadow Zone.

Story

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

The player awakens here after falling down a hole created by Mew. A Chatot greets them and offers to guide them to the PokéPark. He then teaches the player the various controls and mechanics of the game and teaches the player about the Skill Games. At the end of the tutorial, he gives the player the PokéPark Pad which serves as the menu in the pause screen allowing the player to check Pikachu's statistics, their friends, and save their progress.

At the entrance, the player meets a Buneary who is also going to visit the park, but a Snorlax has fallen asleep and is blocking the entrance. She then requests the player to use Thunderbolt to awaken the Snorlax long enough for him to move, inevitably teaching the player how to execute a Thunderbolt. Buneary then thanks the player and makes her way into the PokéPark.

	Spoilers end here.

Available Pokémon

This is a list of all the Pokémon that can be befriended in the PokéPark entrance.

Pokémon	Location	Skill game	Notes
Chatot	Along the path to the PokéPark. (only once)	Chase	Has the player chase him while teaching them about Skill Games.

Other Pokémon

These Pokémon make an appearance in the PokéPark Entrance but cannot be befriended there by any means.

Pokémon	Notes
Buneary	Teaches the player how to use Thunderbolt. (start only)
Snorlax	Blocks the player's path. (until the Cavern Zone is unlocked)
Celebi	Challenges the player to a chase; is befriended via Tangrowth's Swing-Along. (unlocked with codes)

Zones in the PokéPark
PokéPark Entrance • Meadow Zone • Meeting Place • Beach Zone • Iceberg Zone • Cavern Zone Lava Zone • Haunted Zone • Granite Zone • Flower Zone • Sky Pavilion

This article is part of both Project Locations and Project Sidegames, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon Locations and Sidegames, respectively.