Slippery Slope

Slippery Slope 滑り出し雪原 Slippery Snowfield "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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Location:	Crown Tundra
Region:	Galar
Generations:	VIII
Location of Slippery Slope in Galar.
Pokémon world locations

Slippery Slope (Japanese: 滑り出し雪原 Slippery Snowfield) is a location in the Galar region. It connects to Freezington to the south. The Max Lair is located here, at the northeastern end.

Crown Tundra Station

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The Crown Tundra Station is the only station in the Crown Tundra. It can initially be accessed from Wedgehurst station. The player can catch a train from this station to the following locations:

• Wedgehurst Station
• Wild Area Station (Wild Area)
• Motostoke Station (once the player has visited Motostoke)
• Hulbury Station (once the player has spoken with Chairman Rose and Oleana in the street near the Hulbury Pokémon Center)
• Hammerlocke Station (once the player has spoken to Hop outside the Hammerlocke Station)
• White Hill Station (once the player has visited Route 10)
• Wyndon Station (once the player has visited Wyndon)
• Armor Station (once the player has visited Armor Station from Wedgehurst Station)

Poké Mart

This Poké Mart is located inside the Crown Tundra Station.

Poké Ball $200	Great Ball1 Badge $600
Ultra Ball5 Badges $800	Potion $200
Super Potion1 Badge $700	Hyper Potion4 Badges $1,500
Max Potion7 Badges $2,500	Full Restore8 Badges $3,000
Antidote $200	Burn Heal $200
Ice Heal $200	Awakening $200
Paralyze Heal $200	Full Heal6 Badges $400
Revive $2,000	Repel3 Badges $400
Super Repel5 Badges $700	Max Repel7 Badges $900
Poké Doll2 Badges $300

Geography

Items

Item		Location	Games
	Full Restore	Behind the fence in front of the Crown Station	Sw  Sh
	Odd Incense	In the middle of a field of tall grass south of the Crown Station	Sw  Sh
	TR44 (Cosmic Power)	Next to a tree southeast of the Max Lair	Sw  Sh
	Ultra Ball	Next to a cliff southwest of the Crown Station	Sw  Sh
	Replica State Crown	From a Doctor in the Crown Station after completing the Crown Tundra Pokédex	Sw  Sh
	Hex Nut Sport Cap	From a Doctor in the Crown Station if the player owns a Meltan	Sw  Sh

Hidden items

Every item that reappears every day can also regenerate as a Wishing Piece at a 1% chance.

Item		Location	Games
	Snowball	Reappears daily (19%/5%/25%/50%)	Sw  Sh
	Comet Shard
	Star Piece
	Exp. Candy S
	Snowball	Reappears daily (19%/70%/10%)	Sw  Sh
	Hyper Potion
	Ice Stone
	Snowball	Reappears daily (19%/40%/40%)	Sw  Sh
	Quick Ball
	Never-Melt Ice
	Rare Candy	Reappears daily (20%/59%/20%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy M
	Exp. Candy S
	Snowball	Reappears daily (19%/60%/20%)	Sw  Sh
	Revive
	Hard Stone
	Never-Melt Ice	Reappears daily (19%/50%/30%)	Sw  Sh
	Ice Heal
	Exp. Candy XS
	Exp. Candy XS	Reappears daily (39%/30%/30%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy S
	Heal Ball
	Snowball		Sw  Sh
	Snowball	Reappears daily (19%/40%/30%/10%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy XS
	Exp. Candy S
	Exp. Candy M
	Snowball	Reappears daily (19%/40%/30%/10%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy XS
	Exp. Candy S
	Exp. Candy M
	Ice Heal	Reappears daily (29%/20%/40%/10%)	Sw  Sh
	Awakening
	Heal Ball
	Dynite Ore
	Snowball	Reappears daily (19%/30%/40%/10%)	Sw  Sh
	Star Piece
	Super Potion
	Dynite Ore
	Snowball	Reappears daily (19%/30%/50%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy S
	Exp. Candy M
	Snowball	Reappears daily (19%/30%/50%)	Sw  Sh
	Hard Stone
	Revive
	Exp. Candy M		Sw  Sh
	Hard Stone	Reappears daily (39%/60%)	Sw  Sh
	Hyper Potion

Berry tree

Shaking a Berry tree can yield Berries, but a Pokémon may be shaken loose instead and steal some of the Berries after a battle.

Near Crown Tundra Station

Item		Location	Games
	Aspear Berry	Can fall from the Berry tree; 25%	Sw  Sh
	Sitrus Berry	Can fall from the Berry tree; 25%	Sw  Sh
	Micle Berry	Can fall from the Berry tree; 30%	Sw  Sh
	Leppa Berry	Can fall from the Berry tree; 20%	Sw  Sh

Pokémon

Hidden encounters

Pokémon	Games		Location	Levels	Rate
Swinub	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	20%	20%			25%	25%	16%		16%
Smoochum	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	20%	20%			25%	25%	16%		16%
Magby	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65							18%
Swablu	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65		20%
Mime Jr.	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	20%	20%	100%	100%	25%	25%	16%	100%	16%
Gothita	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65									18%
Solosis	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65									18%
Wooloo	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	20%						18%
Hatenna	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65									18%
Snom	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	20%	20%			25%	25%	16%		16%
Berry trees
Skwovet	Sw	Sh	Berry tree	60-65	70%
Greedent	Sw	Sh	Berry tree	60-65	30%
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.

Visible encounters

Pokémon	Games		Location	Levels	Rate
Jynx	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	10%	10%			10%	10%	10%		10%
Magmar	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65							10%
Sneasel	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65		10%
Piloswine	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	24%	22%			29%	29%	24%		22%
Swablu	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65		15%
Audino	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	1%	1%			1%	1%	1%		1%
Gothorita	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65									10%
Duosion	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65									10%
Cryogonal	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65			100%	100%	20%	20%		100%
Amaura	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	10%	10%			10%	10%	10%		10%
Phantump	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65		10%
Mimikyu	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65									5%
Dubwool	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	30%						20%
Hatenna	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65									10%
Impidimp	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65									10%
Snom	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	25%	22%			30%	30%	25%		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.

Wanderers

These wanderers respawn daily.

Pokémon	Games		Location	Levels	Rate
?
Snorlax	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65							One
Swablu	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60		One	One	One
Mamoswine	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65	One					One		One
Amaura	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60					One
Mimikyu	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62									One
?
Jynx	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62					One
Cryogonal	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62						One		One
Trevenant	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63		One	One	One
Dubwool	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63							One
Hattrem	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62									One
Snom	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60	One
?
Jynx	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62						One		One
Swablu	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60		One	One	One
Cryogonal	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62					One
Mimikyu	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62									One
Dubwool	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63	One						One
?
Weavile	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63		One	One	One
Cryogonal	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62					One
Amaura	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60						One		One
Dubwool	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63							One
Hattrem	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62									One
Snom	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60	One
?
Magmar	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62							One
Mamoswine	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65		One	One	One	One
Cryogonal	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62						One		One
Dubwool	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63	One
Grimmsnarl	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65									One
?
Jynx	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62									One
Snorlax	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65	One
Glalie	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63						One
Abomasnow	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65								One
Weavile	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63		One	One	One
Mamoswine	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65							One
Cryogonal	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62					One
?
Magmar	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62							One
Abomasnow	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65					One
Mamoswine	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65	One
Gothitelle	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65									One
Reuniclus	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65									One
Amaura	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60						One		One
Trevenant	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65		One	One	One
?
Swablu	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60					One
Froslass	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63						One		One
Amaura	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60		One	One	One
Mimikyu	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62									One
Dubwool	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63	One						One
?
Magmortar	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65							One
Froslass	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63						One		One
Amaura	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60		One	One	One	One
Hattrem	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62									One
Snom	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60	One
?
Swablu	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60					One
Glalie	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63						One		One
Magmortar	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65							One
Mamoswine	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65	One
Amaura	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60		One	One	One
Snom	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60									One
?
Audino	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62	One
?
Jynx	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62					One	One		One	One
Magmar	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	62							One
Swablu	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	60		One	One	One
Dubwool	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	63	One
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.

Pokémon Dens

Main article: Slippery Slope/Dens

Trainers

Pokémon Trainer Peony Slippery Slope Sword and Shield Reward: $11,200

Type: Steel Unknown Ability: Sheer Force Held item: None Copperajah♀ Lv.70 High Horsepower Ground Physical   --       Heavy Slam Steel Physical   --       Play Rough Fairy Physical   --       Superpower Fighting Physical   --       Types: Steel Rock Ability: Sturdy Held item: Sitrus Berry Aggron♂ Lv.70 Body Press Fighting Physical   --       Stone Edge Rock Physical   --       Crunch Dark Physical   --       Iron Head Steel Physical   --

In the manga

Slippery Slope in Pokémon Adventures

Pokémon Adventures

Sword & Shield arc

Slippery Slope first appeared in PASS32 when Hop, Marnie, and Bede arrived at the Crown Tundra. Aboard the train there, they had also encountered Peony and his daughter Peonia. Seeing how Peonia was unwilling to join his father's expeditions, Marnie challenged Peony to a battle so that Peonia could decide what she wanted to do. Though unappreciative of someone sticking their nose into family business, Peony accepted the challenge.

The battle continued in PASS33. Although Marnie's Morgrem was initially at a disadvantage against Peony's Copperajah, he suddenly evolved into Grimmsnarl and defeated his opponent with a single Hammer Arm. As promised, Peonia was allowed to decide her own pastime, and she promptly headed to the Max Lair. Though their mission was to search for the Rusted Sword and Shield, Bede asked if they could join Peony's expedition team in Peonia's stead, which Peony accepted.

In PASS41, Henry, Marnie, and Bede left the Crown Tundra via the Crown Tundra Station, with Peonia, Calyrex, and the mayor of Freezington seeing them off. Once the children had left, Calyrex freed Peony from its possession one more time, allowing him to think about how the young Trainers were cleaning up the mess caused by his family.

In other languages

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 起橇雪原 Héigiuh Syutyùhn Mandarin 起橇雪原 Qǐqiào Xuěyuán French Plateau Beau-Gant German Schlitterfeld Italian Nevi Primoscivolo Korean 출발의 설원 Chulbar-ui Seorwon Spanish Campo Deslizante

Galar
Settlements Postwick • Wedgehurst • Motostoke • Turffield • Hulbury • Hammerlocke Stow-on-Side • Ballonlea • Circhester • Spikemuth • Wyndon Routes 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 Landmarks Slumbering Weald • Galar Mine • Galar Mine No. 2 • Motostoke Outskirts Glimwood Tangle • Route 9 Tunnel • Rose Tower/Battle Tower • Energy Plant • Tower Summit Wild Area Meetup Spot • Rolling Fields • Dappled Grove • Watchtower Ruins • East Lake Axewell • West Lake Axewell Axew's Eye • South Lake Miloch • Giant's Seat • North Lake Miloch • Motostoke Riverbank • Bridge Field Stony Wilderness • Dusty Bowl • Giant's Mirror • Hammerlocke Hills • Giant's Cap • Lake of Outrage Isle of Armor Fields of Honor • Master Dojo • Soothing Wetlands • Forest of Focus • Challenge Beach • Tower of Waters • Brawlers' Cave Challenge Road • Tower of Darkness • Courageous Cavern • Loop Lagoon • Training Lowlands • Warm-Up Tunnel Potbottom Desert • Workout Sea • Stepping-Stone Sea • Insular Sea • Honeycalm Sea • Honeycalm Island Crown Tundra Slippery Slope • Max Lair • Freezington • Frostpoint Field • Giant's Bed • Rock Peak Ruins • Iron Ruins • Old Cemetery Snowslide Slope • Iceberg Ruins • Tunnel to the Top • Path to the Peak • Crown Shrine • Giant's Foot • Roaring-Sea Caves Frigid Sea • Three-Point Pass • Split-Decision Ruins • Ballimere Lake • Lakeside Cave • Dyna Tree Hill

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