Sinnoh Route 217 -Pokà mon Encyclopedia
SinnohRoute 217
２１７番道路 Route 217
Map description
Snow blows down from Mt. Coronet and grows into a harsh, ceaseless blizzard. Be prepared for the worst.
Required for navigation
Cut
Surf
Strength
Flash
Defog
Whirlpool
Rock Smash
Waterfall
Dive
Rock Climb
Bicycle
Mach Bike
Acro Bike
Go-Goggles
None
Connecting locations
↑
Acuity Lakefront
Route 217
Route 216
↓
Location Location of Route 217 in Sinnoh.
Pokémon world routes
←
Route 218
→
Route 217 in Diamond and Pearl
Route 217 (Japanese: ２１７ばんどうろ Route 217) is a route in northern Sinnoh, connecting Route 216 and Acuity Lakefront.
Contents
1 Route description
2 Items
3 Pokémon
4 Trainers
4.1 Pokémon Diamond and Pearl
4.2 Pokémon Platinum
5 In the manga
5.1 In the Pokémon Adventures manga
6 Trivia
Route description
This route is in the middle of a huge blizzard, hampering visibility and the ability to run or ride bicycles. Also, in all battles, it will be hailing, damaging any non-Ice-type Pokémon. The Ice Rock is located at the extreme northeast, causing Eevee to evolve into Glaceon if it is leveled up on this route. When the player enters this area in Pokémon Platinum, they encounter Maylene, have a chat, and then she runs off to Snowpoint City.
Items
Item
Location
Games
PP Up
Near the southernmost trees in the center of the map (hidden)
D P
Revival Herb
Northwest of Ace Trainer Dalton (hidden)
Pt
Blue Shard
Southwest of Revival Herb
Ultra Ball
Next to Ninja Boy Matthew
Full Heal
Near Skier Shawn (hidden)
D P Pt
Nugget
Northwest of Skier Madison (hidden)
Calcium
South of Ninja Boy Ethan (hidden)
Iron
West of the southernmost pair of trees
North of the southernmost pair of trees (hidden)
Protein
Southwest of TM07 (Hail) (hidden)
TM07 (Hail)
In the snow just southeast of the Hiker's house
Max Repel
East of the Hiker's house (hidden)
HM08 (Rock Climb)
Northeast of the Hiker's house
Icicle Plate
Given by the Hiker in the house closest to HM08 after picking up HM08
Rare Candy
South of Skier Bjorn
Max Potion
Near Skier Bjorn (hidden)
Max Revive
North of Skier Bjorn (hidden)
Southwest of Skier Lexie (hidden)
Spell Tag
Given by the woman in the northernmost house
Pokémon
Pokémon
Games
Location
Levels
Rate
Zubat
D
P
Pt
Grass
35
0%
10%
Machoke
35-36
20%
Noctowl
Sneasel
34-35
25%
33-35
15%
Swinub
32-34
35%
Meditite
Medicham
Snorunt
32-33
Snover
32-35
40%
30%
Swarm
34
Delibird
Special Pokémon
Ursaring
Dual-slotEmerald
8%
36
Piloswine
Poké Radar
22%
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.
Trainers
Pokémon Diamond and Pearl
Trainer
Pokémon
Ace Trainer Daltonミキト MikitoReward: 2280
Raichu♂
Lv.34
No item
Pelipper♂
Lv.36
Hippopotas♂
Lv.38
Skier Shawnセンタロウ SentarōReward: 1120
Snover♂
Lv.33
Golduck♂
Lv.35
Ninja Boy Antonioヒロノブ HironobuReward: 288
Zubat♂
Golbat♂
Croagunk♂
Skier Madisonヒヅキ HizukiReward: 1184
Snover♀
Lv.37
Ninja Boy Ethanカズヒト KazuhitoReward: 280
Skorupi♂
Skier Bjornノブオ NobuoReward: 1216
Mantyke♂
Sneasel♂
Skier Lexieユウコ YūkoReward: 1120
Marill♀
Clefairy♀
Black Belt Lukeトウシ TōshiReward: 888
Onix♂
Machoke♂
Ace Trainer Oliviaシズル ShizuruReward: 2220
Roselia♀
Seaking♀
Rematch
Ace Trainer Dalton*ミキト MikitoReward: 3240
Lv.54
Skier Madisonヒヅキ HizukiReward: 1280/1760
Lv.40/55
Skier Bjornノブオ NobuoReward: 1248/1856
Mantine♂
Lv.37/58
Lv.39/58
Ace Trainer Olivia*シズル ShizuruReward: 3300
Lv.55
Trainers with a Vs. Seeker by their names, when alerted for a rematch using the item, may use higher-level Pokémon.
Pokémon Platinum
Ace Trainer Daltonミキト MikitoReward: 2400
Electabuzz♂
Lv.40
Magmar♂
Skier Shawnセンタロウ SentarōReward: 1184
Ninja Boy Matthewツバサ TsubasaReward: 312
Lv.39
Skier Madisonヒヅキ HizukiReward: 1216
Snorunt♀
Ninja Boy Ethanカズヒト KazuhitoReward: 296
Swinub♂
Skier Lexieユウコ YūkoReward: 1184
Piloswine♀
Glaceon♂
Riolu♂
Ace Trainer Oliviaシズル ShizuruReward: 2280
Kirlia♀
Buneary♀
Electivire♂
Magmortar♂
Skier Madison*ヒヅキ HizukiReward: 1440
Lv.45
Skier Madison*ヒヅキ HizukiReward: 1728
Froslass♀
Skier Bjorn*ノブオ NobuoReward: 1376
Piloswine♂
Lv.43
Skier Bjorn*ノブオ NobuoReward: 1920
Delibird♂
Lv.56
Weavile♂
Lv.58
Mamoswine♂
Lv.60
Ace Trainer Olivia*シズル ShizuruReward: 3120
Gardevoir♀
Lv.52
Lopunny♀
In the manga
Route 217 in Pokémon Adventures
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Route 217 appeared in Striking Out Snover, where Platinum and Maylene traveled through the route on their way to Snowpoint City to meet Candice. While they rushed ahead, Maylene told Platinum how she was helping Candice to overcome her Ice Pokémon's weakness to Fighting-type moves.
Trivia
Just like in the Eterna Forest, it is impossible to evolve Eevee into either of its time-based evolutions, Espeon and Umbreon, here, due to the presence of the Ice Rock.
If the player re-enters the house near the Ice Rock after the Spell Tag is obtained, the woman that gives it has disappeared. When obtaining the Spell Tag, her speech is: "...A person...? ...A rare sight... ...Thank you for visiting... ...A gift..." The nature of the item, in conjunction with Ace Trainer Olivia's comments of hauntings in the area, implies that the woman was a ghost, specifically a Yuki-onna. This also draws parallels with Eterna Forest, where the only other (human) ghosts in the game can be seen.
Route 217 is similar to Route 43 in Johto as both routes are north-south, both routes have the north end as a lakefront, and both lead to the city where the seventh Badge is obtained. Both of these Gyms specialize in Ice-type Pokémon.
Ice Rock locations
Hoenn
Sinnoh
Unova
Kalos
Alola
Shoal CaveORAS
•
Twist Mountain
Frost Cavern
Mount Lanakila
SettlementsTwinleaf Town • Sandgem Town • Jubilife City • Oreburgh City • Floaroma Town • Eterna City • Hearthome CitySolaceon Town • Veilstone City • Pastoria City • Celestic Town • Canalave City • Snowpoint City • Sunyshore CityPokémon League • Fight Area • Survival Area • Resort Area
Routes201 • 202 • 203 • 204 • 205 • 206 • 207 • 208 • 209 • 210 • 211 • 212 • 213 • 214 • 215 216 • 217 • 218 • 219 • 220 • 221 • 222 • 223 • 224 • 225 • 226 • 227 • 228 • 229 • 230
LandmarksLake Verity (Lakefront) • Oreburgh Gate • Oreburgh Mine • Oreburgh Mining Museum • Global Terminal • Ravaged PathFloaroma Meadow • Valley Windworks • Eterna Forest • Old Chateau • The Underground • Wayward Cave • Mt. CoronetAmity Square • Lost Tower • Hallowed Tower • Solaceon Ruins • Maniac Tunnel • Lake Valor (Lakefront) • Great MarshPokémon Mansion • Trophy Garden • Fuego Ironworks • Iron Island • Lake Acuity (Lakefront) • Spear Pillar • Victory RoadPal Park • Contest Hall • Battle Zone • Battle Park • Battle Tower • Battle Frontier • Stark Mountain • Snowpoint TempleSpring Path • Sendoff Spring • Turnback Cave • Fullmoon Island • Newmoon Island • Seabreak Path • Flower Paradise • Hall of Origin
Access toDistortion World
This article is part of Project Routes, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on every route in the Pokémon world.
Source : https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Sinnoh_Route_217
Is there a reason why this article is not named "Trade Please"? Because we always use an English translation of the title for the name of the article. --ケンジのガール 01:41, 15 August 2008 (UTC)
You're going to have to grill Takoto about this issue. She's done this for all of the Suzukisan songs that have articles. A mass page move might anger her, so odds are we'll have to work carefully to ensure a seamless transition. --Shiningpikablu252 15:07, 15 August 2008 (UTC)
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Magmortarブーバーン Booburn
Front art
Back art
Name
Magmortar
Type
Fire
Energy
90
Tretta color
Gray
Icon
Combo
Class
Normal
Primary Search Mode location
Forest
Pokémon Tretta P
Magmortar (Japanese: ブーバーン Booburn) is a Normal-class Rookie Tretta. It is one of the Promotional Tretta.
1 Tretta data
2 Release information
3 Trivia
3.1 Origin
Tretta data
Moves
No Move
Flame Burst
Statistics
HP128
Attack114
Defense87
Speed83
Pokémon description
It shoots fireballs from its arms. At this time, its body is brighter and its breath also burns.
うでの さきから ひのたまを うつ。 このとき からだは あかるくなり はきだす いきも もえている。
Additional abilities
ComboThis Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta:
Reshiram (3-00)
Cobalion (3-06)
Terrakion (3-07)
Virizion (3-08)
Electivire (3-09)
Magmortar (3-10)
Zekrom (3-11)
Zekrom (3-15)
Vaporeon (3-21)
Jolteon (3-22)
Flareon (3-23)
Espeon (3-24)
Umbreon (3-25)
Leafeon (3-26)
Glaceon (3-27)
Cobalion (3-31)
Terrakion (3-32)
Virizion (3-33)
Electivire (3-34)
Magmortar (3-35)
Vaporeon (3-39)
Jolteon (3-40)
Flareon (3-41)
Espeon (3-42)
Umbreon (3-43)
Leafeon (3-44)
Glaceon (3-45)
Cobalion (P)
Terrakion (P)
Accelgor (P)
Meowstic (03-06)
Meowstic (03-07)
Electivire (03-11)
Magmortar (03-12)
Bulbasaur (03-17)
Charmander (03-18)
Squirtle (03-19)
Espurr (03-25)
Meowstic (03-28)
Meowstic (03-29)
Electivire (03-33)
Magmortar (03-34)
Bulbasaur (03-35)
Charmander (03-36)
Squirtle (03-37)
Chespin (03-44)
Fennekin (03-45)
Froakie (03-46)
Electivire (P)
Magmortar (P)
Meowstic (P)
Braviary (4-13)
Escavalier (4-14)
Accelgor (4-27)
Mandibuzz (4-28)
Braviary (4-41)
Mandibuzz (4-42)
Accelgor (4-43)
Escavalier (4-44)
Meowstic (Z1-20)
Meowstic (Z1-21)
Rotom (Z1-26)
Rotom (Z1-27)
Rotom (Z1-28)
Rotom (Z1-29)
Rotom (Z1-30)
Rotom (Z1-31)
Gardevoir (Z3-23)
Gallade (Z3-24)
Z Tretta
Form ChangeThis Pokémon will change into its at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode.
SearchIn Search Mode, the silhouette of one Pokémon in a location that does not already have one will be revealed, or the full image of one Pokémon in a location that already has a silhouette will be revealed.
Absorption CoalescenceThis Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode:
Reshiram (8-01)
White Kyurem Ice Burn
Zekrom (8-02)
Black Kyurem Freeze Shock
Reshiram (8-12)
White Kyurem Blizzard
Zekrom (8-13)
Black Kyurem Blizzard
Reshiram (P)
Zekrom (P)
Kyurem (8-03)
Kyurem (8-14)
Kyurem (P)
Secret TicketAs long as the player has a Tretta Report, this Tretta willactivate the Secret Ticket when used in Battle Mode. This Secret Ticket will summon Wobbuffet, and will allow the player to deal extra damage if they attack second in the current Round.
Mega EvolutionThis Pokémon can Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo Xvia use of the Pokémon Mega Ring, Pokémon MegaBangle, or in-game Key Stone.
Z TrettaThis Pokémon will transform into the Pokémon below once its HP gauge is less than half. Once transformed, it will regain full HP.
Zygarde Complete Forme Land's Wrath
Z TrettaThe Pokémon below will always be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack.
Bulbasaur Vine Whip
Z TrettaThe Pokémon below may be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack:
The Pokémon below will always be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack if this Tretta and are used together in Battle Mode.
Z TrettaThe following Pokémon may be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack:
The Pokémon below will always be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack if this Tretta, are used together in Battle Mode.
Release information
Magmar is one of two Pokémon featured on this unique double Tretta and was available as an insert with Pokémon Tretta Fan Book Ultimate Series 1, released on April 6, 2015.
It was found following the general release of the Fan Book that a number of the double Tretta tiles did not scan properly when used on Tretta machines, prompting Takara Tomy to issue an apology and replacement service from March 10, 2015.
Origin
Flame Burst is a move that Magmortar can learn in the games.
This article is part of Project Arcade, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of Pokémon arcade games.
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The subject of this article has no official English name.The name currently in use is a fan translation of the Japanese name.
Can You Name All the Pokémon? (Japanese: ポケモン言えるかな？ Pokémon Ierukana?) is a song sung by Suzukisan, that lists the original 150 Pokémon that existed at Generation I, excluding Mew. It is considered by many English-speaking fans to be the Japanese version of the Kanto Pokérap.
This song, as well as a karaoke version, was featured on Suzukisan's video tape Can You Name/Draw All The Pokémon?. A cover version by the group SCANDAL appeared on the Daybreak Meteor Shower CD single.
Lyrics
Japanese
English
Hello, Kids!キミはもう、たっぷりポケモンつかまえた？ポケモン１５１匹つかまえたキミもまだまだのキミも、（ポケモン言えるかな？）に挑戦だ！How's your mouth rolling today！ピカチュウ／カイリュー／ヤドラン／ピジョンコダック／コラッタ／ズバット／ギャロップサンダース／メノクラゲパウワウ／カラカラ／タマタマ／ガラガラフシギダネ！アーボ／イーブイ／ウツドン／エレブーカビゴン／カブト／サイドン／ジュゴンポリゴン／ディグダ／ドードリオ／ゲンガードガース／ルージュラ／ニャース／シャワーズクサイハナ！ラ・ラ・ラ 言えるかな？き・み・は 言えるかな？ラ・ラ・ラ 言えるかな？ポケモンの なまえ！コクーン／ゴースト／イワーク／ヒトカゲラッキー／ラッタ／オニドリル／コイル／レアコイルプクリン／ゼニガメ／ニョロゾ／トサキントファイヤー／ブースター／フーディン／ブーバーストライク！キャタピー／ピクシー／シードラ／ライチュウヒトデマン／クラブ／ニドクイン／サンドパンアズマオウ／トランセルドードー／タッツー／ガーディ／マンキードククラゲ！ラ・ラ・ラ 言えるかな？き・み・は 言えるかな？ラ・ラ・ラ 言えるかな？ポケモンの なまえ！ここからガラっとスタイル変えてみよう！One, Two, Three, ah-here we go!（Yeah!）／オニスズメ／サンド／パラセクトスリープ／ビードル／カイロス／ピジョットコ・イ・キ・ン・グ！サイホーン／マタドガス／フシギソウ／カメックスシェルダー／サンダー／リザード／ナッシーベ・ト・ベ・ト・ン！ポッポ／ウツボット／プリン／ケーシィ／ベトベターガルーラ／ギャラドス／ゴローニャ／ピッピイ・シ・ツ・ブ・テ！ゴルダック／オムナイト／ゴルバット／アーボックニドラン（メス！）／ニドラン（オス！）ナ・ゾ・ノ・ク・サ！めっちゃええ感じてんかな！ラ・ラ・ラ 言えるかな？き・み・は 言えるかな？ラ・ラ・ラ 言えるかな？ポケモンの なまえ！All right,つぎは泣きながら歌ってみるってのは、どう？ニョロボン／カモネギ／ラプラス／ラフレシアカブトプス／ニドリーナ／バリヤード／マルマインフシギバナ／パラス／リザードンコンパン／ヤドン／メタモン／ゴースビリリダマ！ All right, kids,It's time to take a break, hereふしぎなふしぎな 生きものどうぶつ図鑑には のってないポケットモンスター ちじめてポケモンここまで歌えるなんて、たいしたもんだ。でも、むずかしいのは、ここからだよ。よーし、一気にラストスパートだ！One, Two, Three, ah-here we go!ユンゲラー／キングラー／サワムラー／エビワラーカイリキー／スリーパー／ゴーリキー／スターミーマダツボミ／プテラ／ニドリーノ／ペルシアンハクリュー／ミュウツー／キュウコン／スピアーベロリンガ！バタフリー／ダグトリオ／ニドキング／オムスターパルシェン／ニョロモ／ゴローン／ロコン／ケンタロスポニータ／モンジャラ／ミニリュウ／ワンリキーモルフォン／カメール／ウインディ／フリーザーオ・コ・リ・ザ・ル！ラ・ラ・ラ 言えたかな？き・み・は 言えたかな？ラ・ラ・ラ 言えたかな？ポケモンの なまえ！ラ・ラ・ラ 言えたかな？き・み・は 言えたかな？ラ・ラ・ラ 言えたかな？ポケモンの なまえ！OKIDOKI！Now that's the way to say it,あれ？ ちょっと待って！もしかして、もう１匹忘れてない？
Hello Kids!Have you also caught a lot of Pokémon?I challenge you who got a hundred and fifty-one Pokémon,as well as you who haven't yet,(Can you say Pokémon?) I challenge you!How's your mouth rolling today!Pikachu / Kairyu / Yadoran / PigeonKoduck / Koratta / Zubat / GallopThunders / MenokuragePawou / Karakara / Tamatama / GaragaraFushigidane!Arbo / Eivui / Utsudon / ElebooKabigon / Kabuto / Sidon / JugonPorygon / Digda / Dodrio / GengarDogars / Rougela / Nyarth / ShowersKusaihana!La, la, la, can you say them?Can you say them?la, la, la, can you say them?The names of Pokémon!Cocoon / Ghost / Iwark / HitokageLucky / Ratta / Onidrill / Coil / RarecoilPukurin / Zenigame / Nyorozo / TosakintoFire / Booster / Foodin / BooberStrike!Caterpie / Pixy / Seadra / RaichuHitodeman / Crab / Nidoqueen / SandpanAzumaou / TranselDodo / Tattu / Gardie / MankeyDokukurage!La, la, la, can you say them?Can you say them?La, la, la, can you say them?The names of Pokémon!Now let's try changing styles!One, Two, Three, ah-here we go!(Yeah) / Onisuzume / Sand / ParasectSleepe / Beedle / Kailios / PigeotKoi-king!Sihorn / Matadogas / Fushigisou / KamexShellder / Thunder / Lizardo / NassyBetbeton!Poppo / Utsubot / Purin / Casey / BetbeterGarura / Gyarados / Golonya / PippiI-si-tsu-bu-te!Golduck / Omanyte / Golbat / ArbokNidoran (female!) / Nidoran (male!)Na-zo-no-ku-sa!It sure feels goodLa, la, la, can you say them?Can you say them?La, la, la, can you say them?The names of Pokémon!All right.Next, how about singing them while crying?Nyorobon / Kamonegi / Laplace / RuffresiaKabutops / Nidorina / Barrierd / MarumineFushigibana / Paras / LizardonKongpang / Yadon / Metamon / GhosBiriridama!All right, kids.It's time to take a break, here.Wonderful creaturesAnimal picture books don't have 'emPocket Monsters Pokémon for shortIt's really something if you're able to say them till hereBut, the hard part starts from hereHookay! It's the last part Let's give it a shotOne, Two, Three, ah-here we go!Yungerer / Kingler / Sawamular / EbiwalarKairiky / Sleeper / Goriky / StarmieMadatsubomi / Ptera / Nidorino / PersianHakuryu / Mewtwo / Kyukon / SpearBeroringa!Butterfree / Dugtrio / Nidoking / OmastarParshen / Nyoromo / Golone / Rokon / KentaurosPonyta / Monjara / Miniryu / WanrikyMorphon / Kameil / Windie / FreezerO-ko-ri-za-ru!La, la, la, were you able to say them?Were you able to say them?La, la, la, were you able to say them?The names of Pokémon!La, la, la, were you able to say them?Were you able to say them?La, la, العاب فلاش دكتور (juegos gratis onlinea monster mmorpg) la, were you able to say them?The names of Pokémon!Okee-Dokee!Now that's the way to say it.Huh? Wait a second!Aren't we forgetting one more?
The last Pokémon that was forgotten was Mew, which is normally displayed at the end of a video rendition.
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