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Ramanas Park ハマナスパーク Ramanas Park "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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Location:	Route 221
Region:	Sinnoh
Generations:	VIII
Location of Ramanas Park in Sinnoh.
Pokémon world locations

Ramanas Park (Japanese: ハマナスパーク Ramanas Park) is an area in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, replacing Pal Park from Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum.

Features

• The location's layout is similar^{[citation needed]} to that of Pal Park; however, numerous small cave entrances are dotted around the area. Each leads to a small room with a pedestal.
• Upon obtaining specific slate items and inserting a slate into a corresponding pedestal, a Legendary Pokémon will be encountered.
• Legendary Pokémon confirmed to appear include:
  • Articuno^SP
  • Zapdos^SP
  • Moltres^SP
  • Mewtwo (whose room and slate name are confirmed to be the Genome Room and Genome Slate)
  • Raikou^BD
  • Entei^BD
  • Suicune^BD
  • Lugia^SP
  • Ho-Oh^BD
  • Rayquaza

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Name Origin

The "Ramanas" and "ハマナス" part of the name comes from the Japanese word ハマナス, Rosa rugosa. One of the English names for this flower is the Ramanas rose. The Korean and Chinese names also use their native words for the flower while the other languages use the flower's scientific name or variations of the Japanese name.

Trivia

• The three slates whose designs have been revealed strongly resemble:
  • A generic Game Boy cartridge with a DNA shape printed on it (confirmed to be the Genome Slate).
  • A generic Game Boy Color cartridge with abstract orange, yellow, and cyan shapes.
  • A Pokémon Emerald cartridge with a yellow circle.

In other languages

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 玫瑰公園 Mùihgwai Gūngyún Mandarin 玫瑰公园 Méiguī Gōngyuán French Parc Rosa Rugosa German Hamanasu-Park Italian Parco Rosa Rugosa Korean 해당화파크 Haedanghwa Pakeu Russian Парк Раманас Park Ramanas Spanish Parque Hansa

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