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The '''Millennium Comet''' is an anime-exclusive location deep in outer space.  It is visible from the [[Pokémon world]] for only seven nights once every thousand years.  It was featured in ''[[M06|Jirachi: Wish Maker]]'' where the comet was seen from [[Hoenn]]; however, as a celestial body, the Millennium Comet probably could have also been seen from other areas in the Pokémon world.
The '''Millennium Comet''' (Japanese: '''{{tt|千年彗星|せんねんすいせい}}''' ''Millenium Comet'') is an anime-exclusive location deep in outer space.  It is visible from the [[Pokémon world]] for only seven nights once every thousand years.  It was featured in ''[[M06|Jirachi: Wish Maker]]'' where the comet was seen from [[Hoenn]]; however, as a celestial body, the Millennium Comet probably could have also been seen from other areas in the Pokémon world.


Due to the Millennium Comet appearing very rarely, many festivals, such as the [[Millennium Festival]], and other celebrations are held during the time the Millennium Comet is viewable in the sky.
Due to the Millennium Comet appearing very rarely, many festivals, such as the [[Millennium Festival]], and other celebrations are held during the time the Millennium Comet is viewable in the sky.


Energy from the Millennium Comet is absorbed by {{mov|Jirachi|Jirachi|06}}'s true eye and released over the course of a {{wp|millennium}} into the landscape of [[Forina]] in order to keep balance in the Pokémon world. This energy can also be misused in ways such as [[Butler]] trying to use the Millennium Comet's energy to create a {{p|Groudon}} and ended up creating a manifestation of evil that merely resembled a [[Groudon (M06)|Groudon]].
Energy from the Millennium Comet is absorbed by {{OBP|Jirachi|M06}}'s true eye and released over the course of a {{wp|millennium}} into the landscape of [[Forina]] in order to keep balance in the Pokémon world. This energy can also be misused in ways such as [[Butler]] trying to use the Millennium Comet's energy to create a {{p|Groudon}} and ended up creating a manifestation of evil that merely resembled a {{OBP|Groudon|M06}}.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
===In other languages===
===In other languages===
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| Literally means "Millenium comet".
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Revision as of 13:18, 6 May 2015

Millennium Comet
千年彗星 Millennium Comet
Millennium Comet.png
The Millennium Comet, as seen from Hoenn on the first of seven nights.
Region None
Debut Jirachi: Wish Maker

The Millennium Comet (Japanese: 千年彗星 Millenium Comet) is an anime-exclusive location deep in outer space. It is visible from the Pokémon world for only seven nights once every thousand years. It was featured in Jirachi: Wish Maker where the comet was seen from Hoenn; however, as a celestial body, the Millennium Comet probably could have also been seen from other areas in the Pokémon world.

Due to the Millennium Comet appearing very rarely, many festivals, such as the Millennium Festival, and other celebrations are held during the time the Millennium Comet is viewable in the sky.

Energy from the Millennium Comet is absorbed by Jirachi's true eye and released over the course of a millennium into the landscape of Forina in order to keep balance in the Pokémon world. This energy can also be misused in ways such as Butler trying to use the Millennium Comet's energy to create a Groudon and ended up creating a manifestation of evil that merely resembled a Groudon.

Trivia

In other languages

Language Title
Mandarin Chinese 千年彗星 Qiānnián Huìxīng
Denmark Flag.png Danish Millenium-kometen
The Netherlands Flag.png Dutch Millenium Comet
Finland Flag.png Finnish Millennium-komeetta
France Flag.png French Comète du Millénaire
Germany Flag.png German Millenium-Komet
Italy Flag.png Italian Cometa del Millennio
South Korea Flag.png Korean 천년혜성 Cheonnyeon Hyeseong
Spain Flag.png Spanish Cometa Milenario
Sweden Flag.png Swedish Millenniumkometen



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